Commonwealth eyes Soviet bloc in world trade pacts
At the Montreal Commonwealth Economic Conference Australia urged Western nations to negotiate with the Soviet bloc to stabilize commodity prices and reduce cut-throat competition. Spokesmen said there is broad support to approach the Soviet Union and its allies on international price stabilisation, with plans for a Commonwealth financial institution and further talks next year.
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P-Reuter
Australia
Soviet Union
Sue
McEwen
Cokeymiun
Une Wet
Iniet Cnon
Wee McEwen
Rae Neers
Cise
Russia
Cubs Enterprise Draws Crowd with Odd Service Offer
In a crowded street setup near Rogers Civil Centre the Cubs offered a quirky service, advertising to ink Geethos for 4/-, and a nearby stall with prices for various items. The scene featured busy youths and a mix of customers, with confusion over prices and offerings as workers displayed unusual footwear and responses.
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Witte St
John'a Walt
Rogers
Geethos
Lee
le Men
Tom
U S Vice Consul Wounded By Cypriot Rebels
A U S vice consul, John T Wentworth aged 32, was seriously wounded by Cypriot rebels in a Cyprus violence flare up. He was shot three times while standing in a garden near a house linked to the secretary to the Cyprus ethnarch.
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Jenna
Cyprus
Nicoshe
John T Wentworth
Cyprus Ethnarche
Kranidtotix
Hursey action may reach decision by end of October
Chief Justice Sir Stanley Burbury told the Supreme Court in Hobart that a tentatively October conclusion is possible in the Hursey action. The statement was made on a Friday during the court session.
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Hobart
Stanley Burbury
Supreme Court
Dutch Move to Strengthen New Guinea Defences
Dutch Defence Minister Sorneby Stat told Parliament the United States will soon offer the Netherlands complete guided missile equipment for cruisers De Ruter and Da Zeven Provincien. In Jakarta Indonesian officials report a "Heration" campaign and a volunteer corps prepared for West New Guinea action amid ongoing tensions in the area.
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Sorneby Stat
United States
Indonesia
Netherlands
de Ruter
da Zeven Provincien
I T
Djakerta
the Hague
Max Matamis
Auslia
Jubandrlo
Western
New Guinea
J Office
M. Gani
Harmono
Star
Btaf Anid
Far East
Netherlands New Guinea
Parlianent
Dutch New Guinea
Mr. Star
Ecorpa
West New Guinea
Antara
Djakarts
Mustopop
West Tran
Evacuation Demands Permit Cease Fire in Vermosa Straits
China offers a cease fire in the Vermosa Straits in return for immediate evacuation of Quemoy and Matsu offshore islands. Washington demands a full US withdrawal and removal of forces from Formosa and the Formosa Strait before peace can be achieved, as tensions rise at the United Nations General Assembly.
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New York
A.A.P
China
Vermosa Straits
Idtlands
Quemoy
Madsu
United Press International
London
United States
Mats
Formosa
John Forstep
Andrei Gromyko
United National General Assembly
Dulles
Aiks
Warsaw
Gromyko
Far East
Fitness Strait
United Nations
Owen Guns Fired In Hold-Up
Sydney police hunted as gunmen robbed hotel lounge patrons. Detectives said the bandits took £5 from James William Taylor and struck Peter Gilroy with a firearm burst before escaping in the dark. Police did not find the culprits.
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OWEN
James Wiliam Taylor
Fred
Peter Jamon Gilbey
Taylor
Gilroy
Me Taylor
Gilhey
Sydney
French Guinea in Vote Sparks Possible Retaliation
French officials abroad warn of reprisals if French Guinea votes No on De Gaulle Constitution. De Gaulle orders rapid actions for any French African territory rejecting the plan. Cairo reports of a temporary Free Algerian Government led by Ferhat Abbas and insurgent coordination in Cairo. Pakistan’s chargé d affaires in Cairo congratulates Abbas.
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Paris
Reuters
French Guinea
de Gaulle
Reuter
French Foreign Ministry
Cairo
Algeria
Algerian Liberation Front
Ferhat Abbas
National Liberation Front
Tuniala
Daffaires
Merehat Abbas
Tragic New Jersey Wreck Yields 36 Bodies Recovered
In Bayonne New Jersey thirty six bodies have been recovered from the Newark Bay crash scene after a train bridge collapse near Elizabeth. One victim is identified as a German American. Emergency crews continue search and recovery efforts at the wreck site along the river.
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New Jersey
Newarke Bay
Elizabethve
Terow Areman
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