Egypt and Israel Agree to Cease Fire
The cease fire between Egypt and Israel is welcomed by US and United Nations officials. Reports say Egypt consented to the proposed terms via Mr. Sammarshjoid, with Dag Hammarskjold credited for diplomatic progress though full Middle East peace remains elusive. The Security Council awaits a UN observers report on recent cross border clashes and casualties in Jordan and the West Bank.
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Security Council
Conse Firs
Egyptia Snommenudas
Jordin Af
Holtan
Jordan
United Nations’ Wmightee Commission
West
United Nations Sbacrverssbn
Egyp
Sammarshjooid
Dyrnell
David Ben Qurton
Dag — Hammarsieelt
Tsrdoll-Beyption Fon
Middle East
New York Tioves
Important Step, Says Mr Casey in Palestine Talks
Fragmented report notes Mr Casey stressing a significant step toward peace in Palestine. It references UN involvement and Secretary General Hammarskjold urging continued cooperation to ease tensions and aid humanitarian aims.
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Mr. Casey
Palestine
Covellim
Gene Eral
Ite
Baimarsk
Graund
Thas
Hammarsisonid
Surthan
Wirh Acess
Alleviabes
US Joins Pact Committee Announcement Amid Baghdad Pact
Fragmented text indicates United States involvement with a Pact Committee tied to the Baghdad Pact. Mentions British, military liaison, and an American observer Mr. Loy Henderson. Four day meeting announced to be held in a city referenced as Karactit.
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Thheran
United” States
Loy
Henderson
Bagdad
Karactit
Senuiars
Forgeries Detected In Asia First
Police say counterfeit Australian five pound notes circulated in eastern cities before reaching Victor. Investigations intensify as customs patrols guard ports to stop forged currency. Up to tonight seven notes found, with fears of thousands more in circulation. An Army spokesman warned against mixing two notes in packs until cleared.
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Victor
Sime Por
Anc
Australis
Australia
Vietnamese Army Delegation to Visit Canberra and Australia
Vietnamese army officers arrived in Australia for a historic visit, announced by the Army Minister. The party toured jungle training at Canungra, Queensland, then traveled to Queanbeyan and engaged with defense establishments in Canberra.
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Australia
Cramer
Canungra
Queensland
Wale Renain
German Children Describe Hitler in School Poll
Die Welt reports West German schoolchildren offered mixed views on Adolf Hitler in a recent poll. Some saw him as a democrat, conqueror, or misunderstood figure, while others doubted his aims or noted his impact.
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Adolf Hitler
Die Welt
Hiller
Napoleon
Wells Owen
Egypt Aims At Exploitation Of Differences
London correspondent reports confidential Egyptian memoranda suggest Cairo seeks to exploit divisions between the West and Russia with Arab allies. The diplomat notes hints of intensified anti Israel and pro Arab policy, with Nasser wary of sudden shifts in Soviet support.
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London
Siypun
West
Russia
Benefi
Wgyize
Calegraph
Egypt
Egyptien Beime Minster
Nasser
Anid
Secrecy Over Talks With Reds Shown In London Visit
Marshal Bulganin and Mrs Khrushchev traveled to 10 Downing Street for the first of two scheduled sessions. Police kept a tight guard as crowds watched the Russian leaders amid muted cheers and formalities. Discussions centered on Anglo Soviet relations and a possible 27 point plan while Western broadcasts faced censorship and Soviet controls.
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Marshal Bulganin
Khrushchev
Downing Street
London
Marshal Balnin
Kirushatey
Tseir
Wilved
Winston Chyvelitt
Anglo - Hustla
Gore Presale
Bwilial Spreees
Mtrshal Eniganin
Sheuchehov
Hue
Russia
Oater
Sale
Yeeting
Marshe Seigauin
Rhivehhev
London. However, Broadcaste U T
United States
Voice of America
Reds Surprise Way Be Ponies in London Race
A chaotic report describes two Russian horses intended as gifts arriving at a London stable. The piece mentions trainers and officials, noting a Mongolian horse color and a miscellaneous list of names and prizes, though many details are garbled.
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London
Forshdl “Butentn
Mtthruahchey
Lpform
Pris
Stabs West
Rossido
Aesneke
G. Forbes
Soviet Leader Khrustichev Emerges as Strongest Figure
Harrison Salisbury reports from Washington that Khrushchev is described as the strongest leader in the current Soviet leadership through examinations of the elite, with notes on the evolving composition and influence within the Soviet collective rule. The dispatch highlights shifts in diplomacy and internal power, marking changes since Stalin's era.
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Harrison Salisbury
Otmas Mosesow
Washington
Nikita Khrustichev
Eadeys
Me. Salsbulsy
Wea
Wilsin
Top Scientist Killed at Woomera in Explosion
A fatal explosion at Woomera killed a top scientist and injured several engineers from De Havilland Aircraft Corporation and other British Australian collaborators. Investigators from the safety office look into the propellant failure while officials notify relatives.
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Woomera
Seit
de Havilland Aircraft Corporation
England
Australia
Enganil
Juli Jebaughlin
Melbourne
Lac
Hotied Adams
RA Ali Merbahir
Algerian Rebel Upheaval Across Algeria Reported
A flood of reports from Algiers describe a lethal surge of rebel activity as French forces press into rebel strongholds. The clashes left dozens dead or wounded, with estimates of heavy casualties and a large French troop buildup anticipated by May as authorities aim to quell the uprising.
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Algiers
Algeria
Tim
Ora Popat
Tillea JG
Bhathia
Demeen
Wawieh
Inursasad
Maurice Mourges-Maunoury
National Assembly
Paris
Prince Temuln Marries in Mediterranean Yacht Ceremony
Prince Temuln and his bride wed in a colorful Catholic ceremony at St Nicholas Cathedral after exchanging vows on a new yacht, Bec Faviunite. The public celebration drew 3,000 onlookers as the couple sailed to Saint Joan Cup Pereat, staying at the Riv era resort villa before returning aboard the luxurious vessel.
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Honaco
Priilay
Prins
Honeymau
Bec Faviunite
Gsanite
Berli
Rivera
Saint Joan Cup Pereat
In Brief ADIMER OF VERON onrennny Y PANAMA
A scrambled dispatch reports Panama deportations after a claimed failure to visit. Mentions Peron in Argentina and a British union but phrasing is garbled and unclear.
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Veron
Panama
Puilley
Pelsh
Atam
Peron
Argentiaa
Velday
Picire Poutjaite
Jender
Prange
Hritiiin
Addeets
Ntdatsys
British National Union of Bewil
Fepo
Atla Moscow
Tridsy
Louis Gibine
Line
British’ Central Electricity Authority
Tusaln
Uome
Moscow
Pakistan
Jantry
Karachi
Omainpipe
McOmtsers
London
Fraliy
Germiny
West Germany
Aaron
Hout
Ferday
Wusqintioun
Jed Barret
Conmiught
Hous
Jonnifel
Witte J
Devonahire i
Mann Curry
Gigan London
Priylay
Howe
Australia
England
Yesteyvey
Aston Gilg
Philius
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al Oliver
Govion
Goylon
Sir Olive
Coulnstop
Aiplewalie
Oliver
Cho Fico
Ivan Ui
Canberra
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3Remerton
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Roosevelt
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Britain
Mr. Roth
Ehwck
Reds
Beilam
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Cariesvonifent
B.B.C
Giestlice
Stalin
Fromix
Mneeh
Ung
Hleantine
Vermont
Fheiver
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Teall Waelll
Syaian Theweenrdd
Weoonvann
Liesau
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Rebel Bande
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