World leaders unite on Congo policy and disarmament drives
Eisenhower and Macmillan issue a joint statement affirming support for the UN in Congo and urging focus on disarmament and peaceful uses of outer space. They meet at the Waldorf Astoria with Herter and Home as concerns shift to East-West tensions and limits on fissionable materials.
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London Police Break Up St Pancras Rent Riots
London police clash with demonstrators outside St Pancras Town Hall as more than 500 officers confront rioters over evictions. Mounted units move through the crowd while a shuttle service reportedly transports detainees.
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Priest killed in car crash near Brittin
A young Roman Catholic priest, Rev. Father James Tully, 26, of Mount Gambier South Australia, was killed instantly when his car collided with a five trailer semi on the Princes Highway west of Brittin. His father was injured in the crash.
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Canberra May Outgrow Area Says Senator
Senator McCallum, chair of the 1954 Canberra development inquiry, argued the capital will outgrow its initial plan. He noted rising trade and tourism, urged government-led expansion, and compared Canberra to Washington to show growth beyond original expectations.
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Two More Indonesian Newspapers Closed
The Indonesian Government nationalized two more Jakarta printing works and the publication of the leftist semiticist dailies Nusantara Acehphagod and Berita Indonesia. This brings to ten the number of Indonesian newspapers closed by government action in the past few days.
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30 Die In Air Crash Near Moscow Airport
An Australian woman was among 30 people killed when a Viscount aircraft crashed seven miles from Moscow airport. The crash involved 17 Austrians, six Russians, one American, and others. The aircraft was on a flight from Vienna to land in rain and fog, hitting tall pines near the airfield.
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Baby found dead in irrigation channel near Yarroweyah
Police reported a 19 month old boy named Andrew from Yarroweyah found dead in an irrigation channel near the family home south of Melbourne. He was located about two hours after midday, in a swollen Mood channel about 100 yards from the homestead.
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Ghana Troops Leave Leopoldville Amid Congo Unrest
U.N. forces plan to withdraw Ghana troops from Leopoldville after clashes tied to Patrice Lumumba. Col Mobutu’s forces beat Lumumba supporters as Dayal urged Congolese leaders to end factional strife. UN headquarter statements confirmed the troop pullback and linked tensions to Kasai Province actions.
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Woman's 14 Hours Drift With Death
A sea captain's wife and her infant died after drifting 14 hours in cold water near Tregeraven, North Germany, with the lifejacket on. A 60 year old man and another crew member are missing. The skipper's wife, 21, survived after being rescued by a lifeboat at Bremerhaven and hospitalised in Withem.
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