Asian African backing for Reds at U N
Reports from Beirut say Asian and African nations at the United Nations back Soviet demands for removal of American and British forces from Lebanon and Jordan as groundwork for a Middle East settlement. Observers note U.S. efforts to draft broad plans for stability and regional economic improvement amid calls for a UN standing commission to monitor interference and threats.
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New York
Asia
United Nations
Lebanon
Jordan
Middle East
Beirut
Grongke
Yestuvilag
Lall
General Assembly
Unat Mills
Midle East
U.N
O.8
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wag
Washington
Dulles
le Micllfe East
Eleanort
United Press
Nolon
Middle Eest
Ana Tn
Mid- East
Reuter
del Faber
United Nations’ Standing Commission
Casey
Casey Denies Anxiety On Indonesia
In the House of Representatives Casey said worries over Indonesia’s stance are exaggerated noting official statements calm fears. He cited Jakarta’s denial of planning force and affirmed Indonesia will honor UN charter while denying claims of withholding strategic materials from Poland.
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Talianesia
Nawse Bay
Casey
House of Representatives
Mc “Axton
Lik
Nesia
West New Guinea
Mmne Hawly
Australan
Djakarts
Heu
Uri
Indoneia
Wic
Yenson
Ia- Aphesig
Indonesia
Cable and Wireless posts 2 million pound profit
Government controlled British telecom firm Cable and Wireless Limited reports a profit of £2,405,868 for the year ended March 31, up £76,478 from the previous 12 months. The result reflects solid performance in a competitive market.
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Uuvniu
Cable and Wireless Limited
British telecommunicationa _ company
Syrians Fire On Civil Plane In Mystery Flight
A New Zealander pilot described an attack by Syrians as his mystery flight departed from Jordan. He said missiles targeted his plane near Damascus Airport but he escaped by diving and flying away. London reports cited cloak and dagger tactics and conflicting civil military aviation authorities.
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Jordan
Raymond Steel
The
Daily ‘Express
Steel
Bin
Damascus
Expigs
Tus
Hemmeadin Jovan
United Nations
London
Protests Turn Violent in Indian City Amid Memorial Removal
In a chaotic afternoon crowd violence erupted across the city after a cement memorial was erected against officials' orders. Police used tear gas and clubs, several lamp posts were torn down, and street fires spread as officers faced stones and missiles. Thousands pledged to protest removals linked to a broader anti-government campaign.
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Fred
Ahmodabad
Betty
Kalo
Nadiad
Unauthorised Car Use Probed by Committee
Questioning revealed MPs discussed possible unauthorised use of government cars by the transport section of the Department of the Interior. Figures showed costs rising steeply from 1958 to 1952, with debates over accountability and who bears responsibility for justified journeys.
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McLaren
Te Committee
Can
Borin
Department of the Interior
Ordingly
Mente
Melaren
Leslie
More
Somehody
New Taxi Cost Findings Shown by Canberra Committee
A Canberra committee heard that private taxis could cut service costs under a new transport system. Test data showed journeys from Hotel Canberra to the aerodrome costing less with taxis than Commonwealth cars. Operating figures for a test fortnight fell 14 percent from the previous year, as departments hesitated to shift funds for transport.
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Vansport
N. A. Simpson
Hie
L. B. Hamilton
Treasury
Mat
Canberra
Aerodrome
Worlata
Hamilton
20 More Houses For Lyneham
The Department of Works announced the letting of tenders for the construction of 40 houses in Lyneham at a cost of 155 832. The project includes brick veneer and masonry houses with completion due in 32 weeks. The successful tenderer is Mr P Cambileri. 17 houses are complete and 2 are under construction. Canberra housing by the National Capital Development Commission totals 678 under construction with 481 more in progress and tenders for 120 more at Barton are under consideration.
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Department ] of Works
Lyneham
jMeneer
P. Camilieri
Canberra
Department of Works For the Nations Capital Development Commissing
Nny
Barton
Yesteray
Tharwa Urged To Form Fire Brigade
The Tharwa and District Progress Association was urged by the Department of the Interior to form a volunteer fire brigade of men trained in firefighting methods. The move aims to improve bush fire response and equipment, with support from the Bush Fire Council and the chief officer.
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Wempey
Fharwa and District Progress Association
Aumgestion
Migade
Besh
Thana
Department of the Literior
Frage
Weoser
Dig
WW. A
Lind
Angistont
Mepartmest
Wellox
Bush Fire Council
Mire Eswade
Ach
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Cairo
Goldy Meir
Middle Bastern
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Camille Chamoun
Fasd Shohat
Charles Malik
Syria
U.S
Leviet
Ihhishehes
Dir Macmilan
Ebrishchov
Macmillan
U.K
Yaen
Supply
Athol Townley
Aubrey Jones
Jones
William Stim
Jaerienn
Teadar
Indulal Yagati
Bombay
Mr. McLaren
Hasiliton
Tharwa
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