Envoys Named to Re open Moscow Post
Mr J W Cutts of the Department of External Affairs will lead the Australian embassy re opening in Moscow. He will be joined by Second Secretary AL Woolcott as the initial team member. A Russian envoy, Nic Lessievski, currently in Canberra, will coordinate return arrangements.
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Moscow Post
J. W
Cutts
Dal Afairs
Casey
Cus
AL AL Woolcott
Woolgett
Moscow
Brak
Mr. Cutts
Singapore
Indonesia
Canada
U.N
New York
Department of Externiy
Canberra
Nic Lessievski
Broadreach
Lessievski
Canberra Avenue
Woolsett
Lessiavski
Camberra
Australia
Indonesian jets buzz British carrier Melbourne in Sunda Strait clash
Indonesian Air Force Mig 17s reportedly shadowed and challenged HMS Melbourne near the Sunda Strait. Australian pilots described aggressive but non lethal maneuvers and denied any firing or collision. Tensions mounted as reports linked a regional SEATO stance and patrols around Singapore.
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RAN
Gapore
Mora
AAP
Fisher Aircraft
Melbourne
Veteran Pilot to Retire From Bickburn Aircraft Ltd
London report notes the oldest living Briton, Mr H W Wood, is ending his flying career at month end. Wood, a test pilot at Bickburn Aircraft Ltd, is said to be 87 or older and will retire next month.
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London
Britain
Tim) Wood
Moenth
Bickburn Aircraft Ltd
Imes
Wood
Dulles Returns to Walter Reed Amid Health Uncertainty
U S Secretary of State John Dulles, 71, is back in Walter Reed Army Hospital for further medical observation after radiation treatment for cancer. Reports say President Eisenhower has been told Dulles might resign this week while he weighs possible continued advisory role for the Geneva talks starting May 1.
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Washington
U.S
Mr. Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Dulles
Florida
United Press International
New ‘York Times
Kington
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Mr Dulles
State Department
American Associated Press
Coldest Canberra Morning In Five Months
Canberra woke to fog and record chill with 36.8 degrees reported. The Canberra Weather Bureau noted fog and frost as delays hit early flights from Sydney and Melbourne. Ansett A N A service from Sydney landed after diversions, and a Melbourne flight circled before landing once visibility improved.
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Canberra
Berra Weather Bureau
Sydney
Melbourne
Jaero
Ansett-A.n.a
Cooma
Sydney Crusade For Dr Graham Postponed By Eye Trouble
Dr Billy Graham will not limit appearances in Sydney due to an eye complaint but will skip additional meetings after tomorrow. He speaks at Sydney University and addressed clergymen today. Attendance for the first two meetings reaches 63 000 with over 2 000 deciding for Christ.
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Sydney
Billy Graham
Graham
Sydney University
Girl
America
Intary Dar
Dryahan
Christ
Conductor Eduard Van Beinum Dies During Amsterdam Rehearsal
Eduard Van Beinum, conductor of the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra, died during a rehearsal this morning in Amsterdam. He had earned world acclaim as a conductor since the war.
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Amsterdam
Eduard van Belnum
Amsterdam Concertgebouw
Dr. van Beinum
Salary Legislation To Be Introduced Into House Tonight
The Government moves to push three related bills ahead of Labour caucus actions. Non contributory pensions for former ministers may be dropped while pensions for former Prime Ministers and widows likely stay. Melbourne unions and women protest against salary rises as Parliament debates increases and maternity allowances.
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Bamenariane
Labour
Richardson
Menzies
Saat 3
Ieaders
Commonwealth
Labour Party
Melbourne
Calwell
Anglo-French Unity Plea in London Talks
French Prime Minister Debre urged close Anglo-French contact to face shared issues and East West relations. Prime Minister Macmillan welcomed the unity tone as Western leaders prepare briefs for Geneva talks.
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Mr. Macmillan
Western “Working Group
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H. J. Melvor
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