Dulles and Lloyd Open Talks on Allied Unity Ahead of NATO Meeting
In Paris Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd hold a full session on rebuilding Big Three unity as NATO ministers prepare for a crucial council. Greece and Cyprus remain unsettled while the French and British stance shapes future discussions.
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Lech
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Washington
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Cyprus
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U N Move To Condemn Soviet Over Hungary
The United States and 14 other nations urged United Nations condemnation of the Soviet Union for depriving Hungary of liberty and rights. A draft resolution called for the Soviet Union to withdraw armed forces and allow Hungary to reestablish a political government. President Eisenhower condemned Soviet terrorism in Hungary on Human Rights Day, expressing deep sympathy for Hungarians and urging unity against tyranny.
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Renewed Fighting in Hungary Sees Heavy Casualties
Reports from Belgrade indicate guerrilla fighting flared after the Workers' Council dissolution. Clashes centered near Pecs near the Yugoslav border with Hungarian casualties feared at 17 killed and over 50 wounded. Martial law imposed with summary courts to handle armed actions and murder.
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Barmaid Fatally Shot. Constable Wounded in Sydney Hotel
A barmaid identified as Parthcia Turner, 25, of Kinga Cross, was killed and a police constable critically wounded in a double shooting in the saloon bar of a city hotel. Turner died in Sydney Hospital from a bullet wound to the head.
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Patrol Escapes Arab Ambush in Port Said Fight
Egyptian forces ambushed an eight man British patrol from the Royal Scots near Port Said. Reinforcements arrested seven suspects after a house to house search amid fears of a broader underground campaign as security measures tighten and international troop movements shift toward Cyprus and the Israeli Egyptian front.
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P.reuter
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Bury Extends Lead in Wentworth By Election
Sydney report shows Liberal candidate L H Bury widening the lead in Wentworth by election counting. Robson and other independents gained small numbers as final preferences loom, with totals showing Bury ahead by a growing margin.
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Biel
Wentworth
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Reg Robson
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ALP Protest Over Dismissal Of Teachers
The article notes protest actions by the ALP regarding the Education Department's dismissal of 140 casual teachers, warning of higher class loads next year. It also states that nominees for vacant offices were re elected unopposed, with listed officers and committee members.
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R. Hawke
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Mahon
Measra
Glennon
M. Morris
Marcus
Police Hunt Escapees From Goulburn
Police search for escapees from Goulburn Gaol after a 3.30 p.m. escape at a farm. A stolen car linked to the fugitives was later found capsized and abandoned 16 miles from Goulburn on a Crookwell back road. Pulley and Donaghue held sentences for vehicle offenses.
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Ane
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Crookwell
Pulley
Canadian Airliner Missing Over British Columbia
A Trans-Canada North Star airliner carrying 59 passengers and three crew vanished in a severe windstorm after departing Vancouver. A distress signal was reportedly received before the last contact near Hope, British Columbia, about 125 miles east of Vancouver.
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Asid Fle
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British Columbia
NZAF Plane Drops Supplies for Central Java Crew
An Australian Air Force plane carries nine people to aid ceus forces in Central Java. A spokesman confirmed the mission as the aircraft delivered essential supplies on the last day of a relief operation.
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Malaya Minister Seeks Continued British Troops After Independence
Kuala Lumpur reports Minister Monier Aamradine of Malaya said he would ask Britain to keep troops in Malaya after independence. Tenku Abdul Rahman plans to travel to London for talks with the U.K. government. The note mentions a tight grant and an interest free loan to help with the transition.
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