End Of Truce Feared After Cyprus Clash
Security chiefs in Cyprus seek to determine if Saturday’s clash between British troops and Greek Cypriots ends the Eoka truce. A single incident at Lassi village left Greek Cypriots fired on and a British service member lightly wounded, the worst since the truce proclamation on August 4. London saw demonstrations near Whitehall against the plan for the island as police hunt EOKA gunmen with new tactics.
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Nicosia
A.P. Reuter
Cyprus
Eoka
Oe Lassi
Rugusta
BOKA
Arma
Phallace
Weill
London
Whitehall
Hut For Scouts At Cotter Camp Site Erected
A new hut with store room shower and meeting room has been built on the Secours Reserve at the Cotter River. Two old huts bought last year were combined with voluntary labour into one main hut, plus a separate toilet block. When finished the complex is valued at 1500. Scouters plan to use it for a wood badge course by September.
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Secours
Cotter River
Cotter
Scoutera
Transport Dept Denies laxity in car dealer checks
A Transport Department spokesman in Sydney denied police laxity in monitoring second hand car dealers. The department says it warned several dealers against improper practices and warned licences could be suspended. Since licence control began on June 1, about 700 fewer dealers remained.
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Sydney
Transport Department
Overseas Balances Fall As Bank Snaps Up Foreign Funds
Cold balances held abroad dropped 6 million to 409.8 million for the week ending August 20, per a Commonwealth Bank weekly statement from Sydney. The report notes this reduction alongside ongoing monetary shifts abroad.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank Today
Priest Reviews Ore Case Issues
A priest discusses the Orr case, noting university failures in rules and procedures. He cites Kerr and Wootten, argues the court found the university proved its case, and stresses the need for clearer guidelines across Australian universities while urging justice for Professor Orr and scrutiny of the principal witness's credibility.
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Csiesuns
Wathen Lynch
Atwas
Lynch
Sydney
Kerr
Wootten
Star
Father Lynch
Orr
Pease
Wootten, Professor Orr
Waa
Justice
Green
Prade
Ort
Father Lyre
Adelaide
Purh Galicy
Tasmania
Lie Supreme Court
Theourt
Professor Ore
Ore
Australian Artists Stage Premiere in Peking in 1930s Visit
The first group of Australian artists to visit China gave a premiere performance in Peking on Saturday. They presented 13 items of dancing, singing and instrumental music before more than 1,000 members of Peking's literary and art circles.
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China
Peking
Ching In
Lterary
Srt
Student Dies in Cliff Fall Near Burragorang Valley
An 18 year old student, Bruce Missingham of Cronulla, fell 200 feet while exploring Burragorang Valley caves. Two companions risked their lives to reach him, performing artificial respiration before authorities recovered the body with scouts Peter Wellings and Michael Evans aiding.
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Bydney
Camden
Burragorang Valley
Yesterda
Bruce Missingham
Franklin Street
Cronulla
Missingham
Peter Wellings
Lunnean Street
Michael Evans
Manafield Avenue
Caying
Cent. RT
Davidson
the Oaks
Water Board
Frank Dwyer
Allan Zuchett
Wand
Cosgrove Resigns as Tasmanian Premier After Long Service
Tasmanian Premier Cosgrove resigns after a long career with the Labour Party including service as secretary of the Denison Labour League and multiple terms in Parliament. He has led hydroelectric and educational expansions and will receive a pension. Reece becomes new Premier, previously Minister for Housing and Lands.
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Hubart
Cosgrove
Cosgrave
Labour Party
Denison Labour League
Denison
Dwyer-Gray
Coggave
Staty Vlve-Rion
House of Assembly
Reece
Jefer
Landy
P. F. Faxon
ALP
Tasmania
Burned to Death in Collision Near Canberra
A motorist believed to be Windislaw Burban aged 35 of Fleming Grove Pasc Vale Victoria was killed when his car collided with another on the Federal Highway about 13 miles from Canberra early yesterday. The second car was driven by John Patricks Corey of Morrissett Street Queanbeyan. he was admitted with a broken arm and fractured ribs. Passenger John Hikes of Morebased Street Queanbeyan escaped with minor injuries. Burban's car was gutted by fire and he could not be reached due to extreme heat.
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Canberra
Federal Highway
Windislaw Burban
Seed
Fleming Grove
Pasc de Vale
Victoria
Australia
Secident
Burban
John Patricks Corey
Morrissett Street
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Hosspital
Nid
Cam
John Hikes
Stent
Bie
Hickey
Lus
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Johannes Etrijdom
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Hague
A.ap.-Reuter
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Wernher Regente
Atallites
New York
North Pole
Portland
England
Edi
Partes
U.S
Ndon
P.reuter
Washington
Nucteae Barences
William Penney
William Cook
Atomic Energy Authority
Frederick Rundrett
Ministry of Defence
8. R. Watson
Commonwealth Migrant Centres Flight
K. T. H. & Hoyos
Watson
Commonwealth Immigration
Supreme Court
Professor Orr
Nad Gt
Andrig
Shou
Mr. Cosgrove
Mr. Cosgrave
Stelbourne
Tipe
Ceres
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