Speculation on Bulganin future after Soviet reshuffle
London dispatch reports heightened speculation on Marshal Bulganin's fate after a Moscow notice said he was excluded from a Soviet delegation to East Germany. Western observers note his absence from key talks with Khrushchev allies and suggest possible succession plans amid political shifts in Moscow and Belgrade reports.
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Reuter
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Belgrade
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Malenkov
Molotov
Kaganovich
Boscow
Bonn
Berlin
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Trajan
Khushchev
Mr Menzies to Return to Australia Tomorrow
Terri the Minister reports Mr Menzies will fly home from Mascot after brief stops in Ottawa and New York following a May departure for health reasons. He intends to reach Canberra soon and work with Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden on finalizing the 1957-58 Budget, which Fadden will present to Parliament on September 4.
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Terri
Meng
Australia
Mascot
United States
Menzies
Ottawa
New York
Canberra
Arthur Fadden
Hungarian Seeks Asylum in Britain
London report states Satvan Adam, private secretary to the Hungarian Charge d Affaires, arrived in Britain about a year ago and sought asylum after visiting the Hungarian Legation last month. He is said to have been granted political refuge in Britain, with no official comment from the Foreign Office.
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U.K
London
Preuter
Britain
Wource
Satvan Adam
Adama
Foreign Office
Holland Silent On Rumours Of Retirement
Wellington reports say Prime Minister Sidney Holland may announce retirement at the National Party conference next week. He has not commented amid speculation after a six week work furlough for a back injury, with Keith Holyoake tipped to succeed him if true.
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Wellington
N.Z
A.r.p.-Reuter
Sidney Holland
National Party
Keith Holyoake
Holyoake
Coal Industry Not Declining Says Spooner
Senator Spooner rebutted claims from Miners Federation leaders that New South Wales coal was in decline. He cited 1956-57 sales and production records, with 15 226 000 tons mined and underground output at a record 14 462 000 tons. Consumer sales reached 12 200 000 tons as plans by the Electricity Commission and steel industry promise continued growth.
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Spooner
Miners’ Federation
N.S.W
Ns.w
Wnsw. Electricity Commission
Steel Industry
McManus Urges Labour To Face Problems
MELBOURNE Monday. Senator McManus, leader of the Democratic Labour Party, warned that unless Evatt Labour cleaned up Federal leadership foreign policy and unity issues it would lose supporters. He cited the Queensland result as showing strain on the Federal Parliamentary system and said the Menzies Government’s swollen majority would harm the nation.
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Melbourne
Evatt Labour Party
Democratic Labour Party
McManus
Queensland
Menzies
Three Burned Firefighters Fall From Canberras Stack Mishap
Three workers on a tall concrete chimney stack were burned on faces and hands when a blaze struck the structure near Canberra. All were treated and allowed to leave hospital after firefighting efforts by the Canberra Fire Brigade. The stack, built with rapid-set concrete and plywood shuttering, will service boiler houses for 248 flats across 20 buildings.
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James
Allawah
Canberra
Imam Seeks Red Intervention in Oman Conflict
Report from British press states Imam of Oman seeks intervention by Soviet Union and others to secure a cease-fire and peace with Britain. The appeal, endorsed by Emir Saleh Bin Issa El Haritay in Suai Arabia, calls for negotiations to respect Muscat frontiers and independence. British press notes delays reflect policy constraints and warns of broader calls for external action. Rebels reportedly extend influence toward Izki with British forces massed near Nizva preparing for an assault. terrain control and mountain tracts in Jabal Akdhar and Eastern Hajar are under discussion.
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Sultanate of Muscat
London Daily Telegraph
Azki
Ibri
Train Crash Kills 22 Near Madrid in Spain
At least 22 people are killed and 61 injured when a troop train plows into a stationary locomotive at Villa Verdenta Han near Madrid. Rescue workers fear more bodies remain in the wreckage, with mountains of debris reported.
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Madrid
Villa Verdenta- Han
Record Damages To Motor Cyclist In High Court Award
The Supreme Court awarded Johannes Bruyn £11,421 9s to cover special damages £7,500 pain and suffering £500 and future operation costs £250 after a collision with Joan William Greene at Wentworth and Telopea avenues Narrabundah Bruyn ridden a motor cycle and blew his horn to overtake when Greene veered right Bruyn claims negligence for a lack of hand signal and不 proper passing. Greene contests that a hand signal was given. The judge granted a 21 day stay of proceedings.
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A.C.T
Justice Simpson
Anya
Bruyn
Green Sae
Went
Poeta Avenue
Teo
Aya
Green
Bruyn West
Tycia Slong
Entworth Avenue
Tn Defence
Queen Mother's Birthday Message Sent From Elizabeth
The Governor-General received a telegram from Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother replying to Australia’s birthday greetings. She expresses sincere thanks on behalf of the Commonwealth and Australia, conveyed through Syd. Elizabeth II.
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Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mother
Government of Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Syd
Elizabeth
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