Soviet Leader At U.N. To-day
Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev, under tension with advisers, prepares to defend the opening of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Western observers expect possible concessions on disarmament while maintaining a firm stance on total disarmament plans.
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Congo Crisis Witnesses Shifting Power Amid Arrests
In Leopoldville Congo strongman Mobutu ordered the arrest of former Premier Linum ba and five followers if they tried to leave for New York for UN meetings. An assassination attempt on Mobutu was reported and he later said he had captured a gendarmerie major. The UN plans to move Guinean troops into Kasai to quell tribal fighting as talks with Lumumba supporters falter.
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Five Children Die in Polish Wood Incident
Five children were killed near Gdansk when they found a wartime letter in a wood and exited in a sudden blast. Local authorities investigate the wartime relic and its fate as residents react with mourning.
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Flood Toll Rises With 36 Dead and Many Feared Missing
Reported during a flood disaster as rescue teams search the debris of mud and wreckage after cars swept away and several people heard screams. Authorities fear more lives are lost as officials work through the mountains to locate survivors.
Prince Charles to Return to London After Holiday
Prince Charles returns to London from holiday and will be back at school by noon Tuesday.
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New York Stock Market Plunges On Uneven Dull Day
The New York stock market fell sharply amid anxiety over gas shortages and UN developments. The Dow industrial average dropped to a new low for 1960, with about 5.7 billion dollars erased from quoted NYSE stocks. Heavy declines hit steels, motors, rails, chemicals, utilities, electronics, and tobacco sectors.
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Founder of Aspro Empire Dies
George Nichalis, noted founder of the Aspro empire, died at Ste Vine Cent's Hospital at age 76. Born in Majorca near Maryborough, he built a global business after wartime ventures and expanded interests with his brother A M Nichols. He chaired Nicholas Ltd and was a V.R.C. horse-owner committee member. funeral at Springvale Crematorium tomorrow.
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