Zhukov Demonstrates Bayonet Charge at Indian Army Academy
Soviet Minister for Defence Marshal Zhukov shows the Red Army bayonet charge during his visit to the Indian Military Academy at Debra Dun on January 29. Indian officers including Lt General K S Thimmayya watch as observers stand nearby.
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Song Chukov
Soviet Union
Red Army
Zhukov
Debra Dun
India
Thi
K. 5. Thimmayya
Ion Commission
France Rejects Algeria as UN Concern and Egypt Involvement
France states Algeria is not a UN issue and cites three reasons for avoiding debate this year. Pineau accuses Egypt of aiding Algerian rebels and argues UN condemnation is needed if standards differ by interest. France claims 400000 troops in Algeria defend order and safety amid ongoing conflict.
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Y Pineau
France
U.N. Garter
M Pineau
Ageria
WM Reolt
Promines
Egypt
M. Pineau
Nasser
Algeria
Tran
United Nations
Flowers for Mr Menzies Arrange at Royal Welcome
The Prime Minister Mr Menzies received a large floral tribute in a formal ceremony attended by 150 guests. Delegates presented towers from Hawaii and the flowers were shipped from abroad as part of a ceremonial welcome for the visiting leader.
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Menzies
Kiallan
MW Mullahey
Five Dead From Darwin Gastro-enteritis Epidemic
Darwin toll rises to five after a child dies amid six week gastro outbreak. Victims aged three to nine months lived in Parap and Winellie near Darwin's centre. Hospital treats 13 gastro patients in a dedicated ward. officials blame sanitation failures.
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Darwin
Tuesay
Parap
Winellie
Darwin Hospital
Dodds
Northern Territory
Mr. Humphry
J. C. Archer
Humphry
Outside Fires Ban Lifted in ACT
The ACT lifted the open fires ban from 9 pm yesterday as cloudy conditions and rising humidity forecast a chance of rain. Bush Fire Council chief Mr. Cole said fires may be lit in specified fireplaces and incinerator permits are now allowed. Fire Brigade noted many calls for permits after the lifted ban.
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Bush Fire Council
Mr. Cole
Cole
Canberra
Sandys Denies Egyptian Casualties in Port Bald Speech
In his first Commons speech, Defence Minister Duncan Sandys denied reports that Egyptians suffered 3,000 casualties at Port Bald. He rejected calls from Labour for a second inquiry into the incident.
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Wu Wow
Luesuay
AAP
Reuter
Duncan’ Sandys
House of Commons
Port Bald
Labour
Mass Deportation Charge Against Hungary
New York reports the United Nations committee on Hungary requested a General Assembly briefing to stop alleged deportations to China of 40,000 Hungarians. Dr Emilio Nunez-Portuondo drew attention to a newspaper report on the claims in a letter to the committee.
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New York
Iuesaay AE Rae Cubsas
Special
United Nations Committee
General Assembly
China
Cuba
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
America Urged To Discipline Israel In UN Debates
The American delegation remained quiet on certain expressions while negotiating on Middle East issues. Secretary General Hammarskjold met with Israel's Abba Eban and discussed ongoing tensions, with possible on the spot efforts to resolve the Suez Canal status, U N Emergency Force deployment, and the 1949 armistice terms with Egypt. Delegations urged U S pressure and considered Assembly condemnations and new restrictions on Israel.
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Hammarakjoeld
Abba Eban
Jyeevern Group
Emia Sae
Hammarskjoeld
Middle East
Suez Canal
U.N
Israel
Egypt
United States
United Nations
Assembly
Reggie the ape escapes Taronga Park Zoo cage
The defendant ape Reggie escaped from his Taronga Park Zoo home this afternoon. He leaped through yards and briefly entered a private home on Ricard Ave before being recaptured by his keeper. Reggie showed a strong dislike for confinement and seemed to prefer life inside his enclosure.
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Reggie
Taronga Park Zoo
Oman
Commonwealth Medical Aid May Increase
The Commonwealth Government debated increasing the medical and hospital benefits scheme payments amid rising costs. No decision was reached and the matter was held over. The Health Minister plans to bring recommendations to Cabinet for review of payment scales. Currently the Commonwealth pays 8 shillings a day for hospital costs, 12 shillings if the patient is insured with a registered benefits organization.
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Commonwealth
Rae
Ctigunde
Mr. Alderton Criticizes New Zealand Imports
New Zealand High Commissioner Lisle Alderton in Auckland says New Zealand was treated worse than any other nation in Australia’s import licence system. He notes New Zealand is Australia’s fifth largest buyer, yet faces harsher licensing treatment than rivals while purchasing about £41 million of Australian goods.
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Auckland
A.A.P
Reuter
New Zealand
Canberra
Lisle Alderton
New
Australia
Alderton
U S Company Expands Monthly Investment in Exploration
U S company plans to continue investing about 500000 dollars monthly in exploration efforts, signaling ongoing commitment to resource development. The remarks highlight steady funding and long term focus on expanding prospecting activities across several sites.
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Ricard” Avenue
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U.S
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