Cyprus Prospects for Peace Amid Cyprus Tensions
The Cypriot issue moves toward settlement via negotiation rather than violence after Sir Hugh Foot’s arrival. British forces seek friendly ties with Greek and Turkish Cypriots while Archbishop Makarios’ influence diminishes. A Cairo Afro Asian conference delegation adds external pressure, and authorities urge resuming practical talks among Cypriot groups with international help to avoid new unrest.
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Cyprus
Negeria
Hugh Foot
Geaphisis
Makarios
Tran Ut
Teorgment
Cairo
Ier
Claims W A Wheatgrowers Exposed Exploitation
In Perth a Western Australian Wheat Board member accuses the Commonwealth Shipping Line of exploiting WA wheat amid Eastern States shortages. He blasts Senator Partiridge and the Shipping Minister for prioritizing profit over WA wheat and flour industries.
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Perth
Wheat Board Today
Commonwealth Shipping Line
Broward
D. Maloney
Partiridge
W.A. Wheat
Sydney
School Among The Rockets in White Sands Ends Flight Curiosity
John Hoover, principal at White Sands Elementary, oversees a rocket base school where 430 pupils of government workers study amid a world of space science. Teachers travel from Las Cruces and El Paso as classes push IQ and achievement higher. The environment fosters multilingual, worldly students and rapid learning, though safety and behavior remain a focus.
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Lael
White Sands
Las Cruces
N.M
Paso
Texan
Hoover
Navy
Isxile
John Hoover
Sreet
Anana
White Sandy
Ig Xt
Boca
Sehr
UK Air Firms to Combine in Britain USA Scale Merger
London Friday British two aircraft firms Hawker Siddeley Group and Bristol Aeroplane Company plan to merge. They employ over 150000 workers in Britain and Canada and would have a combined working capital of about 250 million pounds. The merger aims to create a rival to American leaders and enable an aero engine link with Rolls-Royce.
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London
Britain
Hawker Siddeley Group
Bristol Aeroplane Company
Mall
Canada
America
Hells Royce
Dry Spell May Cause Spending To Fall In 1958
The New Year could see a decline in consumer spending as the dry spell hits the economy. Mr. R W C Anderson said production capacity remains strong but momentum is fading and government policy will aim at stability and tax action in 1958.
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Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia
R. W. C. Anderson
Canberra
Mr. Anderson
Rains Break Drought In Alice Springs District
Drought-breaking rains fall across the Alice Springs district with heavy falls reported on several spots. The Finke region sees sowing efforts resumed after five years as roads go under water and farmers cope with flooding.
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Alice Springs
Darwin
Alles Springs
Adelaide
Australia’s First Nylon Factory Near Bayswater Opened
Britain’s Nylon Spinners Australia reports completion of its Bayswater Victoria nylon yarn plant months ahead of schedule. The factory will supply nylon to textile mills with an anticipated output of about six million pounds of nylon yarn.
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Bayswater
Victoria
Nylon Spinners (Australia) Pty, Ltd
Heat wave claims ten lives in New South Wales
NSW faces blistering heat with about ten deaths, eight in Sydney, as hospitals treat many exhausted babies. Health officials urge precautions, noting infants and elderly are at high risk and advise rest, hydration, and seeking medical help if dehydration signs appear.
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Sydney
Grace Cuthbert Browne
N.8
W. Bearet Iolas
Coor Routan
No Road Deaths In Victoria Reported
No fatal accidents were reported in Victoria today for the first time since the holiday period began, as police urged caution and enforcement authorities to keep roads safe.
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Victoria
Melbourne
Toria
Cll
Earthquake Shakes Tuansy in Istanbul Riot
A strong quake hit Istanbul causing tremors felt across the city.Reports describe damage and brief disruptions but no confirmed casualties as authorities assess impacts. Local residents report structural cracks and power outages in several districts. emergency services respond to scattered incidents.
Indonesia seeks red arms from Communist and non Communist states
Indonesia eyes foreign arms purchases as a military mission plans travel to Czechoslovakia Poland Yugoslavia and other nations. The embassy says orders could total nearly 100 million pounds while Indonesia awaits a definite answer to prior requests.
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Djakerta
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Queen Elizabeth and Khrushchev Top Year’s Poll
Queen Elizabeth and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev shared top honors in the Associated Press annual year end poll. Women editors named the Queen “Woman of the Year” while editors across media chose Khrushchev as “Man of the Year.”
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New York
A.ap
Reuter
Queen Elizabeth
Khrushchev
American
Associated Press
News Age
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Prince Philip
Vher Vial
North America
Lady Sim Attends Funeral of Mra. HL OW. K. Mowll
Mrs Mowll wife of the Primate of Australasia Archbishop Mowll had a funeral service at St Andrew's Cathedral Sydney yesterday with Lady Sim wife of the Governor General in attendance.
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Lady Slim
Lady Sim
Mra
Canberra tourist camp hit by drought and poor weather
A Canberra camp proprietor says drought and bad weather cut holiday travelers this year. He notes potential boom the Christmas period was dampened as drought affects visitors from Queensland and New South Wales, reducing overall camping numbers.
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Canberra
Australia
A. Craig Seth
Mountain Tourist
Craig-Smith
Queensland
New South Wales
N.S.W
Canberra Sees Warm but Calmer Conditions
Canberra enjoyed a break from recent heat and drying winds with a clear sky. Temperatures reached 87 degrees, above Thursday's peak, while winds eased to around 82 miles per hour earlier in the period, with a forecast of hot dry conditions and fresh northerly winds and high fire danger.
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Canberra
Wing & A
French film pioneer Charles Faasete dies in Monte Carlo
French cinema pioneer Charles Faasete, a founder of the Pathé era, died yesterday in Monte Carlo on his 4th birthday after a career that helped shape early motion pictures. He retired years ago but his company remains active under family management.
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Monte Carlo
Reuter
Film
Pathe
Charles
Ee: Faasete
Death of Mr M D Magner in Manly Hospital
Report states Mr M D Magner died yesterday afternoon in Manly Hospital after being taken there from Can daughtera Elizabeth 11 and Margaret 7 at home in Sydney for a holiday. He was an ex-service man and former president of the Chamber of Commerce.
Lutherans Stage Krippenspiel Christmas Service
The United Lutheran Church in Canberra presented a Krippenspiel and Christmas service narrated in Bible words by a young reader. The pageant featured sung and spoken parts with residents taking part.
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United Myangeneel Lutheran Church
Canberra
Jesot
el Sging
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