Threats Rise as Peiping Sways UN Debates Formosa Crisis
AP Spotlight reports escalating influence of Communist China in the UN and rising calls regarding Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist regime on Formosa. U.S. aid and naval force presence frame a tense standoff with implications for potential mainland action and regional defense, as Chiang's government maintains resistance from the island.
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Spencer Moos
United States
Chiang
Britain
Formosa
Asia
Japan
Asemegeemco
Dous
China
U.S
Thelef
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United
Gression
Pacific
Chianggou- Okinawa
Philippines
Miles
Chen
Southeast Asia
Cheng
Navy
Quemoy
Matsu
Washington
Sug Chiang
State Department
Spencer Mesa
Shang
Hai
Castro Becomes U S Asset In Hemisphere, AP Dispatch
MEXICO CITY AP writer Edwin White reports Cuba under Castro is increasingly viewed as a valuable asset to the United States amid a widening anti communist drive in Latin America. The piece describes rising tensions between Castroites and communists, the Viet Nam conflict, and U S advisory roles as Saigon battles Viet Cong with 6000 troops.
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Whliam L. Ryan
Mexico City
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Latin America
Chile
Mexico
Edwin
Ricky Enterprises
Hravel Saigon
Viet Nam
Ajare
Wis
Te Wat
South Viet Nam
Winton
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Laos
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Tan Soo Nhut
da Nanng
Gre
Far East
Tokyo
Bilt Cutgest
Malaya
Dutch Appear Able To Do Little About Indonesian Fifth Column
The article reports Indonesian paratroopers and Dutch forces clashing in West New Guinea. Dutch officers say they can do little to stop the fifth column tactics used by pro Indonesian partisans, with air drops and covert support fueling ongoing border skirmishes and a strategic struggle over control of the Bird's Head region.
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Saigon
Hal McClure Biak
West New Guinea
Bind’s
Kaimana
So Jrong
Vogelkop Peninsula
Bird's Head
Fak
Col. G.K.R. de Roos
Royal Marines i
Guinea
Sukaro
Juliana
Castro
Controversial Vorster Bill Sparks Uproar in South Africa
The General Law Amendment Bill or sabotage bill faced heavy debate as Parliament passed its second reading 79 to 50 in Capetown. It grants broad powers to quell alleged subversion, with penalties including death, amid fierce opposition from white liberals and critics who fear civil liberties collapse.
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Richard Kasischke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Balthazar Johannes Vorster
Hendrik Verwoerd
Iun
Aecia
House Assembly
Capetown
House
Senate
Verwoerd
National Party
United Party
Vorster
Nadi l
Johannesburg Post
Albert Luthuli
Rand Daily Mail
Vortster
Luthuli
Clinchfield Names New General Manager Hastings
The Clinchfield Railroad announces David C. Hastings, 46, as the new general manager. Hastings previously served as general superintendent of terminals for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in Jacksonville, Florida. He replaces C. S. Sanderson, who becomes general manager of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad on June 16.
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