Israel defies UN call to withdraw from Sinai
Israel signals refusal to withdraw its forces from Sinai despite the UN General Assembly call. Ben Gurion held consultations on how to reject the assembly’s demand, with observers noting the risk of American sanctions while stressing Israel’s insistence on vital security interests and navigation guarantees. Hammarskjold may visit the region to urge peace.
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United Nations
U.N
Israel
David Ben Gurion
Sinai Peninsula
Tel Aviv
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Dag Hammarskjoeld
Middle East
Egypt
Reuters
General Assembly
Government urged to lead drive for tourists
Anderson calls on the Common to coordinate tourism efforts and present a single voice for Australia’s industry. He argues a national plan would boost overseas visits, improve appreciation of Australia’s opportunities, and aid industrial development through increased business travel and long term planning.
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Anderson
Pacific Wet Travel Association
Mit
Australia
Termination of British Jordan Treaty Nears
Britain plans to end the Jordan treaty after rising anti British sentiment in Amman and a Cairo backed Arab aid accord. Negotiations foresee liquidation of the Mafraq RAF base and the Aqaba camp, with subsidies for Jordan’s armed forces and budget equalization to cease.
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Jordan
Amman
Egypt
Suleiman Nabulsi
Cairo
Syria
Saudi
Arabia
Royal Air Force
Mafraq
Aqaba
Two Die In Series Of Mishaps On U.S. Ships
Sydney reports a fatal double tragedy after a 55 year old Long Island engineer Casbari fell from a ship deck into Sydney Harbour. He died of a fractured skull. Teammate Rabillard collapsed then died at hospital. Amburger survived shock, later died in hospital. The ship’s master Capt. McCullough and crew rushed to assist.
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Woolloomoo
Wilson B. Casbari
Long Island
New York
Amb
Rabillard
Casbari
Amburger
Am- Latimer
Rabillardi
W. A. McCullough
Rose ii
Sydney Hospital
McCullough
Rabillardre
Ir Louisus
Boston
Rebillard
Oil Firms Urged to Drop Petrol Supply Threats
Queensland Premier Gair told Ampol and Vacuum Oil to withdraw threats to halt petrol supplies. Company executives plan to travel to Melbourne to present proposals to the Oil Industry Prices Committee and discuss with the Prices Commissioner. He warned that new appeals on a 1d per gallon increase would be handled promptly if the boycott ends, with a full independent review of both the current and second proposed increases.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Gair
Somossette
Ampol
G. Leonard
Vacuum Oil Company
E. Jones
Melbourne
Tomovrow
Oil Industry Prices Committee
Mr. Gair
MLA to Move Contempt Action Against Rupert Murdoch
Mr. W L Grayden announces plans to summon Rupert Murdoch to the Bar of Parliament House for contempt of Parliament over a select committee on native welfare in the Laver ton Warburton Range. Murdoch says the report is exaggerated yet some facts are soundly reported and will be challenged in Parliament. Perjury in committee testimony could lead to seven years in jail.
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W. L. Grayden
Rupert Murloch
Parliament House
Murdoch
News Ltd
Adelaide
Laverton-Warburton Range
Australia
Grayden
Select Committee
Nteinen
Blood Specialist Says Red Patient Near To Death
A blood specialist described a Soviet government patient as near death. identity kept secret. Dr. Schulten could not confirm the patient as Malenkov or Shepilov and would not disclose the illness. He noted Soviet doctors diagnosed and treated the disease as in Western nations. The New York Daily News cited Dr. Schulten’s Moscow visit to treat Lazar Maarti, amid Soviet power shifts.
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Soviiet
New York Daily News
Hans Schulten
Moscow
Lazar Maarti
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