UAR Forces Move Toward Sinai Amid State of Alert
Cairo reports say United Arab Republic troops are advancing toward Egypt’s eastern border with Israel after Egypt declared a state of alert. Syria and Israel clashes sparked regional tension as Cairo radio warned of a decisive battle for Palestine. Jordan’s King Hussein expressed concern as reports of air and ground clashes continued near the demilitarised zones.
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A.a.p.reuter
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Israel
Gine
Ternel
Syria
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Omervers
Caira
U.A
Hiad
Voice of the Arabs
UAR
Palestine
U.A.R
al Abram
Sinai Ri
AL Gomhou
Amman
Hussein
Jordan
Borde Contistinn Assi
Sea of Galilee
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el Twafik
Israel Foreign Office
Tarsel
UN Troops in Gaza Could Withdraw If US Israel Clash
The Norwegian Army High Command said UN police troops in Gaza would be pulled from the danger zone if a serious armed clash emerged between the United States and Israel. The force is described as policing the area and would retreat immediately in case of heavy fighting.
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Cairo
A. A.p.reuter
Hountains
No decision on New South Wales chief justice appointment
Premier Heffron reports Cabinet has not acted on the vacancy caused by Sir Kenneth Street's retirement. The ministry remains split over appointing Federal Leader Dr. Evatt, with ministers delaying to secure a larger majority. Enticknap missed the cabinet vote due to illness as discussions continued.
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Kenneth Street
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Heffron
Evatt
Gunlon
Downing
Kenneth
Enticknap
Hawk
Evan
Dr. Evatt
Fomenko Returns to Hollandia After Vanishing
Australia’s lone Pacific canoeist Michael Fomenko has returned to Hollandia from Hollan dia where he disappeared early last month taking sugar. He reportedly spent three weeks in the hills near the town and is in good physical condition. A Dutch spokesman said he saved in the Dutch New capital yesterday.
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Hollandia
Port Moresby
Tussany
A.A.P
Michael Tartan
Australia
Pagua-New Crimea
Shots At Orr Not Hoax In Hobart Court
Hobart magistrate discharges Henry Alfred Robertson son of 29 hire purchase agent of Barrack Street Hobart after ruling ballistics evidence insufficient to prove the December 23 shooting at Sydney Sparkes Orr was not a hoax Orr a former philosophy professor at the University of Tasmania faced a 303 rifle shooting charge Robertson son was cleared as the court found the case not proven and the shooting may have been staged
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Henry Alfred Robertson
Barrack Street
Sydney Sparkes Orr
R. F. Turner
Robertson
Turner
Orr
Mra
Dunrossil Sworn Australia 14th Governor General
Lord Dunrossil was sworn in as Australia’s 14th Governor General at Parliament House. Sir Owen Dixon administered the Oath of Allegiance and office, camera flash bulbs popped as the event drew a large crowd, and Lord and Lady Dunrossil received officials and guests before a royal salute marked the conclusion.
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Australia
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Lady Dunsolail
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Dunsomil
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Bradshaw
A. Browning
Menzies
Lord Dunrpsall
Guard of Honour
R. Charlesworth
Weather Alters Dunrossil Reception Plans In Canberra
Canberra officials faced a weather disruption as clouds threatened an open reception for Lord and Lady Dunrossil. The event was moved from the Speakers Courtyard to the members dining room inside Parliament House, with floral displays relocated accordingly. No rain occurred during the day and the couple arrived for the swearing in as sunshine briefly appeared before the ceremony.
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Lady Dunrossil
Lord Dunrossil
Parliament House
Heffron Pushes Fresh Premiers Conference Plan
Sydney reports Premier Heffron will rally other State leaders to press Prime Minister Menzies for a special Premiers conference. Heffron said cabinet support was sought to resolve calls for a test of regent margin and discuss potential marginal increases amid state economies and funds. The move aims to secure country-wide agreement on convening the conference and potential new financial arrangements.
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