Three French Ministers Visit Algiers on Cleanup Mission
Three senior French ministers arrived in Algiers from Paris to conduct a “clean up” probe of the Algerian administration after the recent settler revolt. Messner, Chatenet, and Michelet will study how to restore order and report to the Paris cabinet, with limited decisions in Algiers and a focus on army discipline and tighter control of territorials.
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Algiers
Reuter
Seni
Ior Figlininers
Paris
Yeste
Chadsy Ae Gaulleater
Algeria
M. Menavartha Mini
Pierre Messner
Defence
Piérre Chatenent
Interior
Edmond Michelet
Justice
General de Gaulle
Sions
Saymen
de Gaulle
M. Messner
Rebel Leader In Indonesia Still Confident
Mr Sjafruddin, once a Bank Indonesia official, predicts Soekarno eclipse and reports the rebel government remains active. Rebel forces control communications outside major cities and key estates in Sumatra and Celebes, with leaders reportedly healthy and reorganising.
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Indonesia
Sjafruddin
Bank of Indonesh
Fing
Pres
Sumatra
Sid
Sruiin
Soekarno
Siafruddin
Djakarta
Celebes
East German Politician Found Dead in Berlin Police Cell
East German MP Hermann Gerigk aged 30 was found dead by poisoning in a West Berlin police cell after boarding a flight from Templehof Airport. He carried East German identity and forged West German documents and had prior arrests in 1952 related to Brandenburg politics.
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Werlin
Hermann Gerigk
West Berlin
United Press
Ferigk
Poudam
West G Iany
Temple Hot Port
Gerigk
Hitler Youth Movement
Berlin
Turing
Brandenburg
Orvice
Young Germans Gaoled For Anti Semitism
West Germany reports two youths Arnold Strunk and Paul Joseph Schoenen jailed for Christmas Eve anti Semitic vandalism at Cologne synagogue and victims memorial. Strunk 14 months Schoenen 10 months, both stripped of civil rights for two years. Schoenen aims to be a defender of the German soldier's honour.
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Luluune
West Germany
Samele
Strunk
Schoenen
Tunisian Rally Protests French Nuclear Test Plan
A large Tunisian crowd waves flags in a demonstration against France's planned nuclear test in the Sahara. The all African Congress, opening in Tunis, adjourned its first session to allow delegates to join the protest.
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Tunis
Sahara
all-African Congress
France to Retain Bizerta Amid Tunisian Talks
Paris reports from France Soir say France refuses to withdraw from Bizerta under present conditions. Tunisia demanded a definite evacuation date, while France offered to begin talks with the Tunisian Government. Bizerta remains France’s sole remaining base on Tunisian soil.
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Paris
A.a.p.reuter
France
Tunisia
Bizerta
France Soir
Tennant Creek Women In Bracing Walk
A Tennant Creek event saw women braving a long walk with many spectators and a notable finish by Mrs. Rt0 Parkens. A collection was taken amid the gathering as mothers and families supported the effort, with several hundred pounds mentioned in relation to the event.
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Tennant Creek
Loweves
Parkens
Kale Maing
Rewly
Stadt
Etry
Russian Moon Images Won't Carry Man Says Professor
Professor Masevich states Russia did not plan manned moon missions. Photographs of the far side were partly composite, built from three best shots and enhanced with details added by a computer.
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London
Dun
Alla Mase
Aly
Masevich
Matevich
Russian Astrophysicist Advocates Global Space Cooperation
Professor Masevich of Moscow University spoke to about 2000 people at Royal Festival Hall on international space research co operation. He noted the Soviet neon rocket showed Earth's atmosphere extends much higher than once thought and space temperature is higher than expected.
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Nen
Yeseruny
Masevich
Moscow University
Astronomical Council of the
Soviet Union
Academy of Sciences
Royal Festival Hall
Britain
Ifere
Earth
Space
RAAF College Reorganised Moves Planned for Canberra Bases
The RAAF proposes reorganising training and staff with Canberra hosting the college base near the Department, and Rathmines and Ballarat bases to be closed or consolidated. Facilities at Rathmines and Ballarat would shift to Point Cook Laverton Wagen and N S W to save costs, with training units moved to join the School of Technical Training.
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Usnuthe
Mass College
Mont
Canberra
Osborne
Australian National University
Staff College
Rathmines
Newcastle
RAAF
School of Radio
Ballarat
Hallarat
Rathmines and
Jallaral
Point, Cook and Laverton
Victoria
I Wagen
N.S.W
Point Cook
Othe Rathmines
N.C.Q/s
Wagen
Th School of
Soviet Equipment Used By Syrians Reported
Israeli chief of staff Major General Laskov said Syrian forces use Russian equipment in clashes with Israeli troops. He noted Syrian artillery tactics appear Soviet inspired, but found no evidence of Russians actually engaging in the shelling.
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Jerusalem
Iraeli
Laskov
Upper Cotter Job Faces Black Ban Over Unpaid Time
The dispute centers on a 24 hour stoppage in December over time pay for meals on the Upper Cotter dam project. Unions demand back pay or workers will cease from next Monday. the firm refuses, citing a dangerous precedent and arguing meal standards were met.
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Mel. Cauley
McCauley
Applebee
F.E.D
F.A
Spellman
A.W.U
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