Syria Accepts Arab Mediation Offer Amid Middle East Tensions
Syria has accepted Lebanon's mediation offer in the dispute with the United States. Beirut reports say Lebanese PM Me Ex Solh and Syrian leaders held talks in Damascus with the aim of easing the crisis as Moscow ties and Kurdish unrest influence Syria.
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Lebanon
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Dadaka
Damascus
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B'tar
London
Hamat
Nizamuddin
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Yack
The
Sunday Express
Washington
Moscow
Red Army
Middle East
Vdarmerie
Mohammed Jarrah Aa
Bizris
Country School Teachers To Hold Meetings
Au 150 delegates attended the meeting with representatives from Newcastle and Wollongong. The council urged the Premier Cahill the Education Minister Heffron the State Government to secure substantial pay rises for teachers. The federation faced calls to continue stop work actions but resolved to act in line with the adopted resolution. The Industrial Commission had condemned the stop work plan and ordered a reopening of salary negotiations.
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Ex Queen Nar Narman to Remarry in Egypt Report
A report in Al Akar claims ex queen Nar Narman of Egypt will be married soon to her Cambridge graduate husband Dr Adham El Nakib. The article notes she was engaged to well known persons in Alexandria and mentions a forthcoming ceremony in Egypt.
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Egypt
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al Akar
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Alexandria
Trouble Over African Franchise Bill
SALISBURY Sunday report says the Electoral Amendment Bill passed the committee stage in the Federal Parliament after 23 divisions. The bill aims to extend franchise to several thousand educated Africans, opposed as half baked by critics amid continued filibuster. Parliament also backed a voluntary Australian style preferential voting system where more than two candidates run in one constituency.
India Expresses Concern To U K Over Oman
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament India had expressed to Britain its concern over developments in Oman. He cited an indirect message attributed to a representative of the Imam of Oman and conveyed public feeling in India about hostilities there.
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U.K
Oman
New Delhi
A.ap.reuter
Mr. Nehru
Britain
Imam of
Nehru
Staphylococcal Pneumonia Causes NSW Deaths
NSW health officials reported about 20 deaths from staphylococcal pneumonia with early antibiotic aid saving some lives. The illness, linked in some cases to a recent influenza outbreak, mainly affected children but now hits adults too. In Tamworth area three deaths occurred in a year, including a newborn at Tamworth Base Hospital.
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Seven Killed In N S W Road Toll
Seven people killed on New South Wales roads over the week end in accidents at Sydney areas including Taree Newcastle and Linden. Crimes include drivers and passengers fatally injured and others hospitalised with serious injuries.
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Five Deaths On Victorian Roads
A series of road crashes in the Melbourne area leaves five dead and multiple injuries. Capper and his wife May Capper died after a collision near Ferntree Gully, with the husband killed instantly and the wife dying later at the Alfred. An elderly man was injured in Napier Street Strathmore and died at Royal Melbourne Hospital. A 15 year old boy died when a car overturned on the South Gippsland Highway near Cranbourne, injuring two others. Pedestrian Frank Coles was struck at Waterdale Road and O Keeffe Street Heidelberg, while twins John and Robert Clark were hurt at Elliott and Bonar Streets Heidelberg with John later hospitalised for a fractured thigh.
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Wallsend
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Lismore
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Burringbar
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Manester
May
Tarella Road
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F‘vale
Wheeler's Hill
Capper
Alfred Star
Napier Street
Strathmore
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Gippaland
Cranbourne
Michael Whitties
Cook Court
Dandenong
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Graham Torney
Cranbourne Road
Lyndhurt
Alfred Hospital
Frarte Coles
Cooper Weat Preston
Waterdale Road
O'Keefe
Heidsleberg
Elliott
Bonar
Weat Heid
Slberg
John
Robert Clark
Heidelberg
Children’s Hospital
Robert
French Army Accused of Torture in Algeria
Paris report quotes M Louis Martin Chauffier accusing the French army of torture in Algeria. He cites forced transports to camps, disappearances, harsh questioning, and deaths during alleged attempts to escape. He says authorities suppressed brutality and arbitrary actions undermine authority.
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A.P. Reuter
M. Louis Martin- Chauffier
Algeris
M. Martin-Chaffer
Honar Commission
United Press
Ple
M. Martin-Chauffier
M. Martin-Chauffer
Lord Jowiit Dies At 72
A Labour leader and 10th child of a country parson who rose to Lord Chancellor of Britain died at his home in Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk on Thursday night after a life of rags to prominence.
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Sawroay
Aualp
Reuter
Britain
Bury St. Edmunds
Suffolk
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