French Radio Bans Writers and Intellectuals
Paris reports the French government barred more than 140 writers teachers and actors from state radio television or theatres for signing a manifesto supporting military service. The Information Ministry prepared sanctions including withholding state aid and possible salary suspensions for civil servants seen as supporting desertion or resistance.
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Simone del Bemuyoir
Information Ministry
Aids
Manifesta
Hose
Sefissa
Westhinds
Agency Reports Resumption of Spy Flights
A London dispatch says Britain and the United States resumed reconnaissance flights along borders of Communist nations. The North American Navy Alliance and allied forces plan patrols from US and UK air bases. Details are unclear due to damaged text but air surveillance is stated to have restarted.
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New York
Britain
United States
North American Navy Alliance
London
Lise
Oitsin
Ganberray
USAR
Wasbilan
Macmillan to press Khrushchev on barrier breaking at UN
British Prime Minister Macmillan plans an urgent appeal to Khrushchev to break down barriers blocking dialogue on world problems. He will address the UN General Assembly before a possible meeting with the Soviet leader and seek common ground on disarmament while opposing expanding the disarmament committee.
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New York
A.A.P
U.K
Macmillan
Khyushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Canberra
Associated Press
Laurees
Mac-Macmillan
Britain
West
Mr. Kheushehen
Ing West
U.N
Khrushchev
Nllice
Russia
Pa. G.m-T
UN Nears 100 Members As Mali Senegal Join
UN Security Council endorsed applications from Mali and Senegal to join the world body. Nigeria and Mauritania are due to join within months, with the assembly recently admitting 13 new African states and Cyprus. The session aims to broaden disarmament and nuclear weapons talks.
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New York
Thurs Iy
A.ap
Counsil
Mali
Senegal
World Forum
Mauretania
U.N
Assembly
Cyprus
Soviet confirms Antarctic Pact ratified by USSR Presidium
The Soviet Government confirms the 12 nation Antarctic Treaty signed in Washington in December 1959 and has submitted the treaty to the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet for ratification.
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Moscow
Washington
Presidium of the Ussr
Supreme Soviet
Menzies Hopes Talks With Khrushchev at UN Meeting
Prime Minister Menzies says Australia will answer Nikita Khrushchev at the United Nations. He praises the UN as a forum for heads of government and defends Australia’s trusteeship in New Guinea, noting Australia’s sturdy, democratic voice.
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United Nations
Pattie Menzies
Muscat
Menzies
Khrushchev
Congo
U.N
Australia
Lln.o
Garfield Barwick
New Guinea
Austtralia
Privy Council Appeal Aims To Challenge NSW Abolition Case
The New South Wales Opposition plans a Privy Council appeal within two weeks after the Full Bench of the Supreme Court upheld the government’s bid to abolish the Upper House. The case centers on the legality of the referendum steps and the deadlock between Houses.
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W. Legislative Council
Privy Council
Supreme Court
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Br. Evatt
Herron
Ingerman
High Court
Queensland
N.S.W
Goverment
Legislative Assembly
Labour Party
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