Rusk Visits Iran Ahead of CENTO Talks in Karachi
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Tehran from Ankara for discussions with Iranian leaders as a prelude to the CENTO ministers conference. The talks with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and plans to meet Premier Assadollah Alam and Foreign Minister Abbas Aram precede movements to Karachi on Tuesday.
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Austria President Re-Elected In A Wide Margin
Austria reelected President Adolf Schaerf at 73 to a second six year term winning 2 473 691 votes 55 4 percent defeating Julius Raab who had 1 813 787 votes 40 63 percent Independent Josef Kimmel 66 a former gendarmerie general took 176 649 votes 3 96 percent Schaerf previously won in 1957 with 2 258 255 votes 51 1 percent Conservative Wolfgang Denk had 2 159 604 votes 48 9 percent in that race with two candidates.
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Britain Told by De Gaulle to Adapt to Market Rules
President Charles de Gaulle told a crowd in Troyes that Britain must adapt to the Common Market's rules to join the European community. He noted that the economic community appeals to some who initially opposed it and later sought entry. Britain had previously been invited and vetoed by France after long talks.
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Atom spy case shakes Macmillan government in London
British authorities disclosed a new espionage charge tied to Italian nuclear physicist Guiseppe Martelli, a Euratom employee sent to Britain in 1962. Martelli faced counts under the Official Secrets Act for aiding or abetting breaches and incitement to wrongdoing as prime minister Harold Macmillan's government faced fresh scrutiny after the William Vassar case and a leaked Navy security report.
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Parole Board Review Urged for Birdman
Senator Edward V. Long urged the Federal Parole Board to review Robert Stroud's life term for murder at the U S Medical Center in Springfield Missouri. Stroud previously studied birds at Leavenworth Kansas penitentiary. a Texas rest home operator offered to sponsor him if paroled.
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Raiders Hit Fort in British Colony
Raiders attacked Tebedz police station in Sara wak near the Indonesia Borneo border. British security forces fired back in a 15 minute gun battle Saturday night with no known casualties. Raiders not identified but linked to anti British revolt last December against the Proposed Malaysia federation.
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