Mollet criticizes Western aid policy toward the Soviet
Premier Guy Mollet said Britain and especially the United States erred in their approach to the Soviet Union. He cited French concerns over North Africa and questioned Western allies' understanding of France. He noted U.S. arms requests and indicated no change in policy toward Soviet relations, per an interview published in U S News and World Report.
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United Press
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Isanhower
Greeks Battle Terrorist Slogans and Student Riots
Turbulent Athens and coastal towns report a wave of attacks and vandalism amid Greek government efforts to curb terrorism. Slogans disfigure graves in Phaleron Bay as Cypriot unrest and British troops’ memories surge through the day. Police arrested sixteen students after clashes near Paphos schools, with bearded priests urging women to join protests. a Cyprus court prepares for further wartime-related cases and emergency measures.
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Marshall Content to Leave Defence in British Hands
Singapore moves toward greater independence this month within the British Commonwealth as Mr David Marshall says Singapore will maintain British defence and external powers while seeking internal self rule. He outlines a plan to allow British troops to intervene in civil disturbances with UK authorities extending guards, while stressing readiness to agree on conditions and limits with Britain.
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United Kingdom
Bomb kills 12 year old girl in Limassol hospital area
In Limassol a 12 year old Cypriot girl Niki Yiangou died after injuries from a bomb blast in front of a government hospital yesterday. Greek priests were summoned as her condition worsened at midnight. Terrorists from a 3 group of Britons were blamed for the attack.
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Wanted Italian Arrested In Bristane
A disjointed police notice reports the search for an Italian wanted in Bristane connected to a disappearance in Sydney two weeks after a treatment at Darling Point. Detectives and authorities focus on a missing hairdresser and a London or St Vincents hospital linkage as inquiries continue.
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NSW Road Deaths Down Twenty Percent Report
NSW road deaths fell by about 20 percent during the holiday period. Police say driver registration rose over 12 months, and officials credit a stay safe campaign for reducing fatalities. Officials emphasize reduced pedestrian violations and continued enforcement to maintain the decline.
Plasterers Ready To Ban Overtime On ACT Works
A meeting of the Plasterers Union in Canberra calls for overtime ban on ACT building work. Secretary Mr Miller says unemployment rises as 200 tradesmen already affected. government payments and private jobs discussed. Unions may limit membership and seek government wage controls if conditions worsen. Australia faces idle capacity. construction sector seeks NSW work and immigration cuts to curb overhead costs.
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Eingsco
Nurse Killed Four Injured Near Camden
A double vehicle crash on the Hume Highway near Camden leaves a nurse dead and four others seriously injured. Names and ages are incomplete in the report, with victims including Lila Booths and John Skeinjar among those hospitalised with fractures and head injuries. Police and emergency crews attended the Camden Hospital intake as the investigation began.
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Aitress
Malenkev Skips Appointments in London Tour
Mr. Mijenkouic commented on a Russian delegation tour of Britain noting Malenkev skipped many appointments without explanation. He did not meet Bord Ditwine and, missing, instead reportedly went to a cinema in London with other delegation members present yesterday.
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Monte Bello Atomic Test Planned From Tower
The Minister for Supply Beale announced that a British scientists group would assist in preparations for Monte Bello trials. The plan involves a tower launch to fire an atomic explosion near Monte Bello with tests possibly in the Western area, though no definite date was given.
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350 Rebels Killed In Algeria War
Reported by Waris that over 350 Algerian rebels were killed as French security forces engage with insurgents. Government discussions consider sending up to 100,000 reinforcements to North Africa to bolster defenses amid growing calls for independence. Prime Minister Guy Mollet reportedly plans 50,000 non combat roles and recalls 24,000 civilians to aid in Algeria.
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Fom
French West Africa
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Four Die In Crash Of Luxury Airliner
Attle Tuesday reports a luxury airliner crashed into Puget Sound during an attempted return to the airfield. Four perished and 10 others survived after the Stratocruiser ditched near Seattle a few minutes after takeoff. Survivors escaped via wings as the plane sank, with witnesses noting sudden loss of altitude and a panic exit door.
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Norfolk woman clerk indicted in Elm Thett case
Mimie Mangum a former Sunday school teacher is indicted on ten counts by a grand jury over alleged disappearance of 2,884,007 dollars from the Commonwealth Building and Town Aud, dating October 1993 to December 16, 1955. Authorities say she used modest salary and gifts to church and relatives, while nine suits sought over 1.1 million dollars in recovery. Mangum was arrested after a coworker challenged her unorthodox bookkeeping methods.
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Malvern Electrocution Tragedy From Power Line Contact
A Malvern incident describes a person named Marcelo involved with an underground high tension cable. He was rushed to Alfred Hospital but died on arrival. The event caused fear in the Midwa district as emergency teams secured the area and power was shut down during an active response.
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Pilots threaten ANA strike over retirement plan
Australian Air Pilots Association claims ANA pilots may strike affecting all Australian services. Negotiations over superannuation and retirement pay are ongoing with 200 pilots potential. Captain Holyman and Captain Gunn report no final agreement despite long talks with ANA general manager.
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Tuenday
Air Pilots Association
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Jolly
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Renelva Noly
Shulman
Au! Pilots’ Association
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Syr ian wage protests noted by Tiger Standard
The Sungei Bulah settlement reports persistent calls for higher wages amid local unrest and employer resistance. The Tiger Standard notes workers demanding better pay while authorities address the strain on Wellaln Lavin’s market and adjacent institutions.
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Syria
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Sungei Bulah
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Singapore
Tiger Standard
Wartime TEST WARNING Misinformation Reported Bomb Threat Plans
Fragmented text describes wartime bomb testing concepts and weapon guidance, mentioning a major explosion and aircraft delivery. It references a large force of ships, aircraft, and possible parachute and guided nail systems, with indications of security concerns and political oversight.
BRNSIC HOSTEKALS TO RECRUTE NURSES
London Tuesday The West Suftalle Hospital Management-committees announce a recruiting campaign to attract girls from Austynitg and New Zealand due to a nurse shortage. Reporters and photographers will be permitted to cover May 1 events on Gaywetok Island.
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