Seven Nations Submit Compromise Plan For Middle East
Seven powers propose a seven nation compromise plan to keep troops in Jordan and Lebanon only as requested by their governments or as the UN requires. The assembly considered a special note on Anglo American declarations and weighed a new Australian proposal for a Middle East committee to monitor peace efforts.
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Jordan
Lebanon
U.N
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Russia
United Arab Republic
Middle East
U.K
Selwyn Lloyd
Australan
United Nations
Tne
General Assembly
Tit
Yugoslavia Seeks Western Credits Amid Soviet Loan Suspension
Yugoslavia asks the United States for long term credits totaling 107 to 125 million pounds to back industrial development. Britain is unlikely to exceed promised credit cover. Moscow has suspended a 285 million dollar loan to Tito since May over ideological strains.
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Tito
America
Russia
Britain
Washington
Yugoslavia
Moscow
France
West
Soviet Union
Nla
Lack Of Control In Use Of Cars In The Commonwealth
Mr Newman reports no real reduction in misuses of official transport during 1957 58. Government cars were used for private and unofficial events and officers traveled on private transport despite airline tickets including city terminal trips. Canberra cost for official cars reached £107 610 excluding MPs travel. He criticises refunds gaps in airline payments and notes Treasury limits on file inspections.
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Newman
House of Representatives
Wewman
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Treasury
Gested
Commonwealth
Australian National Airlines Commission
T.A.A
W D. McDonald
The
Soviet May Fire Moon Rocket Next Month
British reports say the Soviet Union may launch a moon rocket on September 12 with help from Jodrell Bank to fix its position. The U S plans a September 12 launch from Cape Canaveral and may race the Soviets, while officials deny any rush to reach the moon first.
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Soviet
London
P.reuter
Daily Express
U.S. Defence Department
Cape Canaveral
Jodrell Bank
Cheshire
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Acientists
Moson
Professor Lovell
Washington
U.S
Lare
Russia
Floods Devastate Victoria Slow to Recede
Floodwaters from the Murray and Goulburn threaten Echuca as authorities warn worst is not over. Drowned worker Gerry Van Zeist, 35, swept away at Shepparton while dismantling a weir. Wodonga and Wangaratta facing severe flooding with homes in boats and roads eroded or submerged.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Weather Bureau
Owever
Casterton
Wangaratta
Wodonga
Shepparton
Echuca
Murray
Goulburn
Water Commissions
Gerry van Zeist
Sheppardton
Zeist
Nasser Plans Conquest Of Aden Kuwait
London reports President Nasser aims for early conquest of Aden and Kuwait, both British protectorates in the Persian Gulf. U.S. intelligence allegedly forecast a near victory for Nasser in the General Assembly Middle East debate as Cairo boosts radio broadcasts to undermine British influence.
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London
Aa.p
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Iraq
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Afghanistan
Iealy
Hammarskjveld
Fawzi
Hans Engen
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E. Ronald Walker
Australia
Pregent
United States
Assembly
Sir Leslie Munro
Government House
William Slim
Knights
Senate
Alistair McMullin
Wangarratta
Country Roads Board
Nasser
Aden
Kuwait
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