Syria arrests Jordanians for plotting in Damascus office attack
Three Jordanians accused of carrying out spy and subversive activities in Syria were linked to plans to set fire to the Alef Bas newspaper office in Damascus. General Afif El Bizri claimed Lebanon fomented crime and Syria faced imperialist plots while three Syrian officials prepared to fly to Moscow to discuss Soviet aid. Kings Feisal of Iraq Hussein of Jordan, and the Afghan ruler, embarked on regional talks in Istanbul with Turkish leaders and U.S. officials amid rising Middle East tensions.
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Alef Bas Newpaper
Damascus
Alef
Hnatlicka
Afif el Bizri
Jiyran Army C
Bute
Lebanon
Syria
Bura
Lebane
Stary
Bizri
Kustly
Boris
Cairo
Nasser
Associated Press
Egypt
America
Moscow
Istanbul
Feisal
Iraq
Hussein
Jordan
Abandoned Car May Have Killed Sisters in Tragedy
Police seek middle aged man believed driving a car that struck Dorothy Hall 14 and Patricia Hall 10 on Victoria Road Gladesville as they crossed near Victoria and Monash Roads. Car found five k away, owned by warehouse firm, reported stolen. Father treated for shock. Separately a 46 year old man Francia Leslie Fair died after being struck near Herbert Street Rockdale. another 15 year old, Graham Ings, was killed on Bunker Road Bankstown.
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Patricia
Victoria Road
Gladesville
Victoria
Monash Roads
Alfred Hall
eBhae ‘Hospital
Five K
Francia Leslie Fair
Herbert Street
Rockdale
Graham Ings
Claremont Avenue
Bankstown
Bunker Road
Goons
Churchill's Herd Of Pigs Sold At Auction Near Kent
A herd of ninety tame pigs owned by Churchill was auctioned yesterday at Bardogs farm near Westham in Kent. The sale concluded in under three hours with prices around average. a boar fetched 300 guineas and a sow 300 guineas, while others sold at varied though similar levels.
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London
Mandey
Reuter
Winton Churchill
Bardogs
Weatstham
Kent
Three Dead In RAF Plane Crash In Malaya
Two men are safe and two wounded survivors seek help after the RAF Valetta transport crash in thick Malayan jungle. Police hunt two others as explosives blast a landing zone for helicopter airlift. Names of the dead await next of kin notification.
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R.A.F
Malaya
KUALA _LUMFUK
A.a.p.reuter
al Royal Air Force Valetta
Air Force
Four Victorians Die In Road Crashes Across State
A sequence of fatal road incidents in Victoria claims four lives and leaves several injured. Gertrude Schroeder, year old, dies after a collision in Norlane Gee long. Maxine Robinson, 6, dies in Euroa with parents and sister injured when a car hits a bridge on the Hume Highway near Mangalore. A pedestrian is struck by a motorcycle in High Street Malvern killing the rider, and Ernest Frank, 74, is hospitalized after a separate collision in St Kilda.
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Norlane
Geelong
Gertrude Schroeder
Inga Avenue
High Street
Malvern
Myles Barclay Webster
High St
Theie
Hume High
Brighton Road
Mt Milde
D.L.P. Opposition to Banking Bill Stalls Senate Vote
The Democratic Labour Party vows to oppose any move to split the central and trading functions of the Commonwealth Bank, threatening a 30-30 Senate deadlock with full DLP attendance and Labor support. Delegates seek limits on hire purchase interest rates and an amendment to the Citizenship Act. R Joshua elected Federal President. Alan Manning senior vice president. F Moran junior vice president. J Lane Federal secretary.
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Ascedite l
Senate
McManus
Vic
Cole
Tasmania
Commonwealth Bank
ALE
L.P
Queensland Labour Party
Condon Byrne
D.L.P
D.lp
R. Joshua
Victoria
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Ballarat
Alan Manning
F. Moran
S.4
J. T. Lane
Battle Rages in Algeria Amid Frontiers Offensive
French military authorities report heavy combat in Central Algeria near Tizi Ouzou with mountain troops battling about 150 insurgents. In the Aures region near Batna, 41 insurgents were killed and two captured as border defenses tighten with barbed wire and reinforced outposts to curb arms smuggling.
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Algiers
Reuter
Tizi Ouzou
Grand Kabylie
Algeria
Aures
Batna
Oran
Arma
Banda
Ansett to Lift ANA Takeover and Turnover
Melbourne Sunday report states Australian National Airways will be taken over by Ansett Transport Industries. The deal would lift Ansett’s annual turnover from 7 million to over 20 million pounds, and create Australasia’s largest airline operator. Integration to be gradual with ANA remaining operating as before.
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Melbourne
Australian National Airways
Ansett Transport Industries Limited
Ansett
R.M
Ansett’s
ANA
A.N.A
US Judge Refused Trial Seat in Northern Japan Case
A U S serviceman Corporal W Girard faced trial in Gere after Judge W Clark a former court of appeal and former chief justice of the U S High Commission Court in Gere sought a seat on the bench The Japanese authorities reportedly hung up and suggested a Japanese judge might preside observers noted the reluctance to have an American judge assess a Japanese court system
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Japan
P. Reuter
Ameri
U.S
W. Girard
W. Clark
Court of Ap
U.S. High Commission Court
Gere
Kwaich
Ing
Red Planes Said To Be Landing In Kashmir
Karachi report says the foreign minister acknowledged Russian planes have been landing in Indian held Kashmir on a route between New Delhi and Moscow. He cited a possible aerodrome at Len and noted Pakistan would not disclose plans. An Indian defense spokesman dismissed the claims as fantastic.
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A.ap
Reuter
Kashmir
Tan
Nakeik Firos Khan
National Assembly
Jordis
Len
New
Delhi
Moscow
Pakistan
Defence Ministry
Fraser Criticises Canberra Commission Plan Move
Mr J R Fraser M P criticised the proposed National Capital Development Commission as a unifying planning authority. He warned that success depends on the right people and good advice, noting lack of consultation with the ACT Advisory Council and parliamentary committees. He supported separating the advisory planning committee from the commission.
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Fan Commission
A.C.T
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