United Nations role shapes talks on Suez Canal security
The piece outlines Britain France and the United States agreeing on a UN led force to guard the Suez Canal as Egypt and Israel seek a peace deal. It notes the cease fire achieved, withdrawal debates, and the need for a stronger UN presence to prevent future clashes amid Western diplomacy and Nasser’s stance. The article cites Newsweek on force size and warns against weak policing of the canal.
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Israel
Egypt
Middle East
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Nasser
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Newsweek
Washington
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Bishop Daly Appeals for Sympathy for Koreans
Bishop Daly urged Christians to help rebuild the Christian Church in Korea. He praised Koreans as a distinctive, lovable people with a long cultural history and noted past persecutions. He called for priests, nurses, medical equipment, and prayers for Korea’s church and people.
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Korea
Church of England
John Daly
St. John’s
Daly
H. McCallum
Mre
Cooper
Most Aldermen Re-elected At Queanbeyan
At the close of counting in Queanbeyan most aldermen appeared certain to be re elected. Alderman Lambert topped the poll and three new members were seen as F E Wand F McCauley and J K Seiffert while two retiring aldermen did not seek re election. Counting continued into the afternoon with detailed votes in Merontech and D Riding showing leaders and close tussles.
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Queanbeyan Manila
Alda
A. Lambert
KR. C. Webber
J. Beaver
H. C. Taylor
G. Mauger
Mre
M. A. Donoghue
Messrs
F. E. Wand
F. McCauley
J. K. Seiffert
W. A. Gordon
Cr. P. H. B Osborne
Mr. N. FP. Smith
Dr. R. James
T. P. Kerr
H. Stevenson
G W. McIntyre
W. F Moore
Wedding of Anne Maloney and Brian McRedmond at St Gregory
Anne Maloney, eldest daughter of Mrs. C Maloney and the late Mr J B Maloney, wed Brian McRedmond son of Mr and Mrs P B Mc Redmond. The ceremony at St Gregory a Church Queanbeyan with priest from Harden. 180 guests, reception at the bride’s home in Stornaway.
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Tom Corkhill
Canberra
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Margaret Malone
Geoff Varena
Don Taylor
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Governor-General Opens Olympic Sheet and Wool Exhibition
The Governor-General Sir William Slim opened the Olympic Sheet and Wool Exhibition in Melbourne attended by Captain M A P Mitchell. He returned to Canberra from Melbourne on Sunday evening. Sir Godfrey Ince has arrived at Government House.
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M. A. P. Mitchell
Mel Hybourne
Canberra
Melbourne
Godfrey Ince
Government House
Red China Looks to Burma Again in Border Shuffle
The report outlines Chinese Communist troop movements and a Burma China border settlement reversing invasions in Wa States and northern Kachin three townships. It cites 4,500 Chinese troops in Upper Burma and concerns over 21,000 residents and 1,000 legal Chinese immigrants in Namhkam, with fears of further alignments toward Tibet and Assam.
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Assam
India
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Liottan
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Burma Independence Frontier States Promise Recall
After Burma gained independence in 1947 its frontier States were promised a vote on joining the union after 10 years. The period ended in December 1997, and current signs do not show a push for separation though Chinese immigrants could influence the outcome.
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Burma
Britain
Duke Lunches With Athletes At Melbourne Village
The Duke of Edinburgh dined with five Commonwealth athletes at the Olympic Village in Melbourne. He sat with Betty Cuthbert Jacquie MacDonald Balbir Singh and Wall Sloper before serving himself at the cafeteria. Later he visited the Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital and attended an Olympic symphony concert by barge on the Yarra.
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Olympic Village
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Britain
Jacquie MacDonald
Canada
Balbir Bingh
India
Wall Sloper
New Zealand
Heidelberg
Britannia
Yarra
Officers To Watch Fire Danger Areas
Fire weather meteorologists have been appointed to each State to improve bush fire fighting services. They will work at capital city weather bureaux and cooperate with the Central Bureau of Meteorology in Melbourne. The plans were announced today by the Minister of the Interior, Mr Fairhall. They will maintain a constant watch over fire danger regions and record information on operational maps.
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Central Bureau of Meteorology
Melbourne
IMr_ Fairhall
Property Auction Near Centre Sees Private Sale
A damaged trade notice describes a parcel about half a mile from 1 and ten miles from Centre, in Spring Range. Bidding reached a final level then moved to private negotiations with Mr. R. Lee of Hall.
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R. Lee
Hall
Funeral Service for Ebenezer Brow at Wattle Park Church
Ebenezer Brow, a funeral servicer from Hall, was laid to rest at Wattle Park Church after a service led by George Wheen and J H Howe. The rite honored his long years of service and his role in Watt Church and local associations.
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