Egypt and Jordan border tensions flare after cross border fire
Reports describe Egyptian raids near Khan Yunis and clashes along the demarcation line with Israeli forces. The shelling included automatic fire and grenade exchanges near Gaza and the Jordan region, with casualties on both sides and regional leaders calling for peace talks. Major General Burns and UN figures sought talks in Rome and London to prevent a wider Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Tracl
Khan Yunis
Hwo
Araell
Maul Lvo
Jovan Trimester
Iyo
Elas
Sjordan
Min
Arab Legion
Guurees
Jordan
Tayarit
Hohla Yil- Ingo
Ddedan
Eource
United Nations
Palestine
TE. L. M. Burns
David Ben
Sawfon
Hesting
Rome
Lienite Nations
Mem
Suurine
Litas
Lhd
Israel
Egypt
Terael
Biegel
Uke Gans
Linnellynthon Mxer
Uefa
Isenet
Sislomatte Wenpatias
Caurees
Gail Syria
Zane
Gaza Strip
Teoql
Bashoyan
Bardad
Traq
Laruell
Ceylon Election Rout Continues in General Vote
In Colombo on Sunday the United Front led by Solomon Bandaranaike sweeps the board as general elections progress. The opposition United National Party and other groups contest key seats with various groups allied to Drotskyites and Communist independents in play. Sir John Kotelawala’s National Party faces pressure in the early rounds of parliament.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Seema
Solomon Bandaranallee
Peoples United
Couttry
Aletady
Senla
Euling ‘United Money Party
Epsibesta
Cénkoel Lohy
Paris
Siooniés Unite
Drotskyites
Unite National Party
John Knietawala
National Party
Hia Pa Ze
Reneral
Belide Eisht
Cnet ‘Minis
Divorce for U S Wife Who Wore Shorts in India
An oil company executive divorced his American wife who wore shorts while swimming in India. The court proceedings reveal the wife faced opposition from Indian customs and the U S State Department due to attire. The husband argued cultural differences and personal provocation, while authorities discussed the case through diplomatic channels.
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U.S
India
York
Sveaming
Dally
Texas
Dallas
Healo
Aly Tay
Aly Tay Big Company Nuk By "the Slain Department. Qd
Wee
Seamen, Shearers Strike Adelaide Coast Community
A South Australian port reports a new labor friction as seamen and shearers strike near Adelaide. They refuse to handle 60 bales intended for Towong at the coastal Vosaci Ya ncey port Havin, about 200 miles from Streaky Bay.
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Adelaide
Havin
U N SURVEY FINDS EUROPEAN MIGRANTS MORE APPRECIATIVE
A UNESCO education study notes European migrants in Australia Britain and Canada show greater appreciation for opportunities and face fewer barriers. It cites language barriers varied schooling and integration patterns, with emphasis on immigrant families adapting to new trade skills and civic life amid shifting policies.
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U.N
Australia
Braz
Canada
Tsrac
Bellowe
Leaiaugiuphy Wyfio
Nystone University
Canberra
Ubuurvanky Uie
Eduetion Cmon
Austen Soup
Europa
Dy Price
Britain
Lesa
Vic
Woomera Rocket to Rise 100 Miles Reported by UK
A British report says Woomera rockets may reach about 100 miles high for exploring upper atmospheres. The article notes potential radiation and sun imagery tests, with experiments planned at Woomera in September and October. Authors include JONES and Massey, describing a rocket about 50 feet long with a single stage and a high launcher.
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U.K
Lipape
Royal” Aircraft Establishment
Oni
Hs” W. Massey
University
College Tondon
Women To Conduct Canberra Housing Survey
Government housing survey launches in Canberra today conducted by the Chamber of Commerce and Nations Council of Women. The questionnaire seeks residents opinions on five key housing aspects including the shape of blocks, house design, amenities, and cooking and health facilities. Officials will visit homes to collect completed forms with each suburb represented by a block of values.
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Canberra
C&hbeers
Nations Council of Women
Wrelloyes
Isa Belitml
Wey
Tysk
Tneir
Rome
Sike
Ral Daaign
Linohewining
National Council
Wwt
Menzies Back Injury After Hotel Incident
Perth report says Mr Menzies sustained a back injury from a railing accident near a hotel. He spoke with a journalist, endured pain, and planned a car outing in the afternoon. A physiotherapist visited to assess his condition ahead of an Adelaide and Canberra departure.
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Mir
Menzies
Perth
Sununy
Mertins
West Ht
Jadnee
Seine
Gistch
Snd
Menezes
Adelaide
Conberre
Fourteen Killed In Black Weekend On Victorian Roads
Fourteen people died over the weekend on Victorian roads. The report lists multiple crash victims and injured individuals including residents of Gaelang and Hailey, with hospital treatments and official police statements noted.
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Victorian
Ie Saintelay
Erin
Wulrus
Fia
Teach
Myer and
Fiterey Streets
Gaelang
Yestectay
Car Runs Off Weir Bridge In Bathday Incident
Fragmented report notes a car left the road and plunged into the water at Weir Bridge on Bathday. Minor damage reported. multiple other incidents nearby include a second collision on Kennedy Street and a third on McMillan Circle. Names and exact locations are partially garbled.
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King Avenue
Pir Fineter
George Alfried Roberts
Lister Crescent
Ayiello
Garewin Pace
Clyic Centre
Collman
Kennedy Street
Holnge Wise
Hillarye
Merril Blevins
National Service trainees pass-out parade held in South Wales
About 2,500 National Service trainees completed their term in South Wales. The passing-out parade at Cucen hill included reviews by senior officers and drew thousands of relatives and friends. The national scheme will begin next week with around 400 youths marching in the event.
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Byvnwr
Vie Qi National Servicn Training Agigede
Hixoughout
South Wales
Cucen
National
Spr
Viermen
W. Wooulwaed
Veths
Lys
Weil
British Officers Guilty in Nicosia Inquiry
In Nicosia an inquiry found two British officers guilty of conspiring to influence the court and of other charges. The convicts include Captain Robby Alea and Grits Linas, both named in the report with alleged involvement in the Cyprus case and related actions.
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Ricusia
Sinaoy
BMS
Jusshys
Emev
Uf Tre Papas
Bo Cumin
Lyle Janders
Sanialie
Bath
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George Wheen
Mei Ninister
Canberrae University College
Yavieh Committee
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Cv “Radlya
Peter’ Tits
Ts Morrow
Dandorshiy
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Sauirdas
Jones
Alyic
Perronal
Otters
Conshingalion
Canberra Boys’ Grammar School
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W. Granger
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Unesco
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Biel
Peter Sail
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National Service
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Women To Make Housing Survey
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Ask Tieuoti
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Westmont
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Grice
Watson Lau Surtel
Ihulestay
Lowe
Becky Bompilist
Jaber Leos Tenis
Murray Veilley
Stoostoy
Julia Chbtull
Alpttaglom
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Lee -Aeeiyss
Hiphdgie
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Eayrence
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Shapryuute Meet
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Trowlsoray
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HP Netac Eyele
Suman
Sanches
Weir Bridge
Pabour
Sowie Launr
Labor
Lanaat
Ade Country Party
Country Party
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Pegenal
B.W. Escoull
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Tiydé Cameron
Meiner
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Gani
Canut
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Ty Vie Darling
Culyoa
Rivers
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