Atom Test Ban Still Japan's Aim
Washington reports Japanese Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama arrived for three days of talks with U.S. officials aiming to press for suspension of U.S. nuclear tests in the Pacific. He seeks progress on a 1953 conference between Kishi and Eisenhower and renewed Japan’s appeal to cancel tests at Eniwetok. In London, Labour leftists urged Britain to renounce hydrogen bombs and remove U.S. bases.
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Rebels Ambush French in Retaliation Sweep
Rebels ambushed a small party of French troops about 125 miles southwest of Algiers, killing three and wounding one. French forces pursued, killing 14 rebels, capturing one, and arresting four nonuniform individuals for questioning.
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Prince Charles Enters Cheam School 50 Miles From Home
London reports Prince Charles begins at Cheam School near London in a new routine away from Balmoral. He travels with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip and will be known as Charles to fellow students and Prince Charles to staff. An on-site Scotland Yard officer will monitor his first weeks amid curious crowds and photographers.
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Olav V Appears in Public First Time as Monarch
Oslo, Norway. King Olav V attended a memorial service for his father Haakon VII in Oslo's Lutheran Cathedral. He wore a general's uniform with a mourning band on his left sleeve, accompanied by Crown Prince Harald and Princess Astrid. Olav ascended the throne after Haakon VII's death early Saturday.
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Why do so many doctors drive English built Fords
English built Fords are praised for reliability and ample space, ideal for doctors and families. The copy highlights dependable engines, roomy interiors, smooth Glide ride, strong power to weight ratio, and fuel efficiency up to 35 miles per gallon in Anglia and Prefect models. It promotes twelve models and test drives at local dealers.
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Mass at Cardinal Tien Stadium in Taipei Draws Crowds
A pontifical mass was held Sunday night at the Armed Forces Stadium in downtown Taipei. The stadium, the first and only Roman Catholic church in Formosa, accommodates about 8,000 and was jammed with worshippers.
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