United States backs Free China stance at SEATO talks
Secretary of State Dulles told the SEATO Council in Canberra that the United States admires nationalist China and opposes recognizing the Communist regime. He argued recognition would harm allies, weaken peace and security, and said the UN would be weaker with Red China at the table. The communique noted vigilance against Communist efforts to subvert free nations in the treaty area.
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Canberra
Australia
Dulles
United States
China
Avis
Southeas Asia
Seato Council
United Nations
Unite Nations
U. N. Chertes
Re Chinn
U. N
Korea
New Zealand
France
Britain
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Advent of The Roweroventure In Tunis
Allan Lata and his wife Molle journey to Tunis seeking traces of a Seothien ancestor named Larg. They meet Le Boutillier a witty host who outlines Seknou’s history, ancient sites, and local figures including Beys, priests, a French priest and the hidden tale of Captain Larg’s renaming and fate in Tunis.
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Allan Lata
Hig
Molle
Tuenisia Eroute
Seknou
Seothien House
Ax Kalesh
Tunisia
Troubl
Edith
Altai
M. le Bouleiller
Atlan
Legion of Honor
Mr. Stewart
Colshire
Allah
le Boutcitier
Rif
Tunis
Allan
Boutkilet
Boiteier
Pyench
Boutellier
Allin
Ulysses
Djerba
Harmaibal
Somr Iiore
Sekroll
Dierba
Sekhou
Allain
Alaoi
Asdrubal
Coloneles
Pernod
Bothude Lerg
Beylioal Palace
Arnad
Pete Paleologue
le Bouteiller
Nail
Ume
Nime
Frenen
France
Larg
Five More Earthquakes Recorded Near Aleutians
Five new earthquakes were recorded by Fordham University seismographs and Berkeley seismographs from the Aleutian Islands area. The strongest, about magnitude 7, was logged around 6:52 BST and later noted as 7 on the Richter scale. Other shocks occurred earlier and later, with various institutions confirming readings and uncertainties.
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New York
Lyheh
Fordham University
Aleutian Islands
Lynch
Hawai
University of California At Berkeley
New York City
Don Tocher
Berkeley
Nixon visits Ethiopia during African tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrives in Addis Ababa for a two day visit with Emperor Haile Selassie to observe regional subversion reports, meet leaders, and lay wreaths at Ethiopian tombs. He will stay at the Jubilee Palace and later continue to Khartoum amid Suez Zone tensions.
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Abbis Ababa
Ethiopia
Richard M. Nixon
Haile Selassie
Nizah
Ratipala
Uganda
Addla Ababa
Hosst
Addis Araba
Khartoum
Budan
Nixon
Suez Cahal Zone
Addis Ababa
Suez
Red Sea
Yetieh
Tietitral
Beypt
Ftixoh
Vietis
Korea
Ate Hixon
Brither
Tate Haile Selassie
Buckihdeham
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U. S
BNP
Batg
Ht Bey
Bby
Deagut
al Merhametsiz
Amuhica
Gheahl Pavorith
IBM Cirkidiai
Angela
Church OF Christ
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Foy E
Wallace Jr
Oklahoma City
Oklahome Sound
Ford
Ain
Silk
Sliffand
Sanedevit
Belleva
Gris Ford
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