Main S.E.A.T.O. Pact Emphasis On Economic Aid
The New York Times reports that the S.E.A.T.O. pact will stress economic assistance over a strong military alliance. Britain and the United States seek a unified command but favor a framework that permits future expansion, with Thailand, the Philippines, and Australia backing a collective defense while keeping doors open for Colombo Powers.
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Dulles
Asia
India
Smith
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
United States
Britain
N.A T.O
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Isreer Smith
Manila
United States State Department
London
New York Times
Pearl Harbor warning from South Korea’s Dr. Rhee
Dr Byongman Rhee warned that another Pearl Harbor is possible as Asia braces for the EATO talks next week. He argued that the United States backs turning Japan into the dominant power, risking hostility among Asian nations and undermining plans for a united anti Communist front.
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Owul
South Korea
Byogman Rhee
Jan Ht
Pearl Harbour
United States
Youth Remanded On Murder Charge At Wollongong Court
An 11 year old Yugoslavian youth charged with the murder of Jameson Hawkins at Port Kembla was remanded at Wollongong Court until September 6. New charges include breaking and entering Warrawong Primary School on August 23 and stealing a radio. breaking and entering Cecil Scoble in King Street Warrawong on August 7 and stealing a .22 rifle and three boxes of cartridges. assaulting Arthur Wright and robbing him of £40. carrying an unlicensed pistol. and breaking and entering Mobile Welders Pty Ltd shortly after 3 am last Wednesday where a man was found bleeding outside.
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Wollongong
Cmr
Jameson Hawkins
Port Kembla
Wollongong Court
Chamberistrate
C. Hall
War- Tswong
Cecil Scoble
Pramines
King Street
Warrawong
Arthur Wright
Mobile Welders Pty. Ltd
Reed
Port Kembia
Former Huk Leader Caoled Released After 12 Years
A former Huk leader Taruc, once jailed for rebellion, was paroled after a 12 year sentence. He proclaimed, I can take anything for the sake of the peace of our country, as he received support following his release amidst lingering tensions.
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Huk
Caoled
Eader 10
Hulk
Uia Taruc
Rebailion
Polio Cases Reported Rise Across Year in Districts
Two polio cases were referred today by the Department of Health from Carrathcol and Goulburn. Total polio cases this year reach 480 with 21 deaths, compared to 476 cases and 30 deaths last year.
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Department of Health
Carrathcol
Goulburn
Rioting in Stockholm Spurs Police Wolfhounds
About 3,000 men and youths rioted in Nybro Square Stockholm after theatres closed. Police released wolfhounds and horsewhips to quell the crowd as bystanders were trampled and injured. Twenty-five rioters were arrested and others sent to hospital.
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Kholm
Stockholm
Nybro Square
Minister Promises Unchanged Club Hours in Referendum
Sydney reports the Premier Cahill assured a deputation from the NSW ALP executive and Trades and Labour Councils that club hours will stay as they are after the referendum. The decision links clubs with hotels in the vote, but hours remain unchanged under current law.
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Cahill
A.L.P
New South Wales
Trades and Labour Counsels of
Sajemi
Viubigebera
Blaite Opport Linn
Murrey Robson
Tien
Electrici! Trades Union
F. H. Camyrbell
Eisenhower Urges Peace Effort and United Resolve
President Eisenhower said the United States advances peace by urging the Soviet Union toward solutions and showing the vitality of freedom. He stressed cooperative security among free nations and noted America’s powerful forces, including a growing air force and 15,000 active naval aircraft, while denying bluster or threats.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Colorado
Legion
America
Evatt presses for independent handwriting expert in forgery case
Dr Evatt again fights to have a second expert examine Document J claiming forged signatures. He insists on naming an independent examiner and argues the document is a forgery with margins showing obvious discrepancies. Justice Owen requires a named expert before the panel will permit broader access to the contested material.
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Sydney
Evatt
Royal Commission On Espionage
J. Rogers
Rogers
Rupert Lockwood
Ligertwood
A. Dassie
A. Vindeman
Tomorro
W. J
Windever
Zyatt
Gwen
Justice Qwen
Dr. Evatt
Justice Owen
Lockwood
Inspector Rogers
Dr. Eyatt
Rogera
Hill
Davis
Davia
Mr. Hill
Protest rally in Ruhr by former front line German soldiers
About 800 former soldiers paraded at Recklinghausen in the Ruhr behind imperial flags. They filled a pillared hall to hear ex Luftwaffe marshal Albert Kesaselring denounce Bolshevik plans and push for a revival of the Prussian system and the soldier as the first estate of the realm. Lothar Steuer, a Free Democrat MP, endorsed a return to the old spirit of Prussian military discipline. He dismissed democratic army talk as nonsense.
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Stablhelm
Recklinghausen
Ruhr
Germany
Albert Kesaselring
London Daily Express
Lothar Steuer
Stever
French Decision on E.D.C. In Crucial Balance
Deputies backing the Treaty used a surprise move to interrupt the debate on the EDC. M. Chupin of Brest pressed to resume negotiations with the five other nations while Mendes-France urged full discussion. The Premier stressed the Atlantic alliance remains France’s core policy and denied secret protocols beyond two technical agreements.
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Brest
M. Chupin
M. Mendes France
Widay
M. Chopin
Foreign Affairs Commission
E.D.C
National Assembly
ELDC
M. Pierre Mendes- France
Mendes-France
M. ‘Mendes
Flood toll tops 200 in Indian floods across region
Report from Delhi notes death toll in Northern India surpasses 200 as floods widen. Twenty drownings reported in West Bengal during the weekend rescue boat capsizing, raising Bengal deaths to 141. Bihar, Assam, and an Uttar Pradesh fatality also recorded. Brahmaputra flood wave reaches Assam border, affecting 12,000 square miles. Kom River damages feared at £62,500,000.
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Delhi
West Bengal
Bihar
Assam
Upper Pradesh
Brahmaputra
Asasm Rae
Istan
Leavi
Kom
Britain delivers note on warship incident at Foochow
The British Consulate today handed a note to the Provincial Government about a Nationalist Nationaliat seizure by a warship off Foochow last week. Britain cites diplo relations with Nationaliat and notes the incident was conveyed to local authorities due to official channels.
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Nationaliat
Foochow
Britain
Drilling Near Mt. Isa Under Way At Mary Uranium Field
A Mary uranium field drilling project between Mt. Isa and Cloncurry will start this week. An open cut on the field, sold last month for over £254,000, will blast, with drilling to depths of 200 ft, by Anaskh Lasiafi Oil Exploration Ltd and Petroleum Company crews. Uranium at surface to be accessible by open cut.
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Biusbane
Mary
Mt. Isa
Cloncurry
Anaskhlasiafi Oil Exploration Ltd
J. Reid
Reid
Petroleum Gompany
Teachers Fight McGrath Warning On Communism
NSW teachers at the annual federation conference reacted bitterly to minister J Mc Grath who warned against Communist influence in schools. He urged teachers to guard children and protect Australia while critics called his remarks McCarthyism and a threat to academic freedom.
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Sitiing
J. McGrath
McGrath
New South Wales Teachers’ Federation
Australia
Hou
Speskera
McCarthyiam
Three fatally hurt after five pound robbery
Three men die after a £5 robbery incident in Kangas City. A police officer says one man was fatally struck during a confrontation as he leaned for a holstered item, while another later collapsed while fleeing. A third man, Willie Guess, is described among those detained as police searched the scene.
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Kangas City
Bane
Y. Herviey
Willie Guess
Tor Herviey
Guess
Robert Connell
Standele
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Indian Department of Atomic
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