Call for Soekarno to cede power in Sumatra rally
Central Sumatra colonel Maluddin Simbolon urged President Soekarno to relinquish government authority amid a mass Padang rally. He labeled central governance a failure and called for solutions within the United States of Indonesia. Rebels and security measures followed as Tokyo reports linked various figures to the unrest.
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Singapore
Ap-Reuter
Maluddin Simbolon
Central Smaten
Soekarno
Simbal Hatta
Suladent Soekarno
Simbolon
Padang
Sumatra
Nesai
Mtr
Djakaita Padio
Lon
Jogdijakarta
Presihis
Djusada
Ment
United States
Indonesia
Hussein
Tokyo
Sumual
Hakone National Park
Padang Radio
Wy Ares
Tageers
Labix
Presidin
Boekarno
Djakatta
Djakarta
Kyoto Japa
Djamin Gintings
Alvion
Gintings
Kyoto
Soekara
Achmad Hussein
Radio Malaya
Radio
Arabs Unite in Arab Federation Talks Across Cairo
Cairo broadcast quotes Egyptian Prime Minister Rama t Din Hussein urging unity of Arabs along the Mediterranean to resist French imperialism and Zionist colonization. Prince El Badr of Yemen continues talks with Egyptian leaders on joining a Syro-Egypt federation, with monarchies set to retain independence. Possible slow federation due to Yemen.
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TATRO
Pouter
Wer
Bruker
Kuwaily
Syria
Yemen
French air raid in Tunisia kills over 100 villagers
French aircraft bombed a Tunisian village near Sakiet Sidi Youssef on the Algerian border killing more than 100, Tunisian officials said. A school was hit and much of the village destroyed. Algerian insurgent camps were partly destroyed. French Defence Minister Jacques Delmas said the action was legitimate defence.
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Tunisia
Siry
Paris
M. Jacques Delmas
Mother Sees Daughter Drown In Shaw River at Yambuk
A mother witnessed 12 year old Mary Leonie Barker drown in Shaw River at Yambuk yesterday. She swam the 50 ft river but sank midway back. Artificial respiration failed to revive her.
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Warrnambool
Shaw River
Yambuk l
Mary_ Leonie Barker
Mass suspension of students shocks New York schools
New York authorities suspended 544 students charged with violence and subordination. Scores were marched from classrooms and sent home as principals enforce a board edict. Students may not return until they are cleared at court.
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New York
Bunday A.ap
Reuter
Board of Education
Small Cross Saves Youth in East L A Theatre Incident
In Los Angeles a 17 year old, Flias Alvarado, was shot in the chest after a woman alleged he tried to steal her purse at an East Los Angeles Theatre. A 32 calibre bullet lodged in a small metallic cross that curled around the slug, leaving only a bruise.
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Los. Angeles
A.a.p.reuter
Flias Alvarado
Alvarado
Los Angeles
Family Escapes Death By Gas
A leaking meter gassed a shopkeeper, his wife, and five children at Waterloo. Joseph Attard, 37, Vincenzi, 36, and their children aged 15 to six were exposed. Attard awoke feeling ill and staggered to the door before collapsing. the milkman carried out the others to safety.
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Sydney
Waterloo
Joseph Attard
Vincenzi
Attard
Macmillan Weighs Summit Talk With Bulganin Plan
The correspondent notes Mr. Macmillan signalled preference for a heads of government meeting while soft pedalling a Foreign Ministers' conference. He did not intend rigid adherence to the idea and created some discord with the U.S. Government. Acting Prime Minister Butler liaised with Washington and proposed Geneva as a venue, signaling a path toward talks with President Eisenhower.
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Macmillan
Marshal Bulganin
Macmillen
U.S
Butler
Washington
London
Malik
Geneva
Mr. Dulles
Eisenhower
Moscow
Fire at Arkansas College for Negroes in Little Rock
A spectacular blaze destroyed the college gymnasium and a nearby house in Little Rock, believed to be started by segregationist sympathizers. Six fire companies battled the towering flames, with damage estimated at about 8,135,000 dollars.
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Negro College
Little Rock
Atkan- Jang
A.ap
Arkansas College For
Man Killed In Cooma Id Road Crash Near Tuggernong Creek
A 23 year old man employed on a Royalla property died after his car left the Cooma road and plunged into Tuggernong Creek near a bridge. Police said he was pinned and crushed, cut from the vehicle, and taken to Canberra Community Hospital where he died. Sergeant Fi Usback led inquiries.
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Kille Road
Thar
Royalla
Canberra
Cooma
Tuggernong Creek
Fi Usback 49
Soviet Prestige Up As Khrushchev Claims Strength
Khrushchev told a Kremlin audience that imperialist policy from strength had suffered a crushing blow and that the Soviet Union's international position is good and sound with prestige higher than ever. In Washington, Dulles and Russia's ambassador Menshikov publicly signaled hope for better Soviet American relations during State Department talks.
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Wery
A.a.p.reuter
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Tass
Soviet Union
Washington
Aa.p.-Reuter
Mr. Dulles
Russia
Dulles
Mikhail Menshikov
State Department
Menshikev
Woman Charged With Murder in Barrington Street Stabbing
MELBOURNE Sunday a married woman was charged with murder after a fatal stabbing of a man in an inhouse at Barrington Street Hast Bentleigh last night.
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Melbourne
Barrington Street
Bentleigh
NATO Chief to Pick UK Rocket Areas
London report says Supreme Commander General Norstad will choose broad rocket launch areas in Britain to fit NATO strategic arc. Government will then pick specific sites within the areas after talks between Duncan Sandys and NATO officials, no decisions yet.
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London
A.ap
NATO
Norstad
Dreas
Britain
Sunday Express
Europe
Defence
Duncan Sandys
Six killed in week end road toll in two states
Reported road crashes across New South Wales and Victoria left six dead over the weekend. Victims include Leslie Roy Cox, 53, fatally struck at Oak Hill level crossing near Yass, and Brenda Cullen, 16, ejected and killed near Glen Innes. Other fatalities occurred on Maitland Road Sandgate and Mortlake Road near Purnim, with several seriously injured.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Leslie Roy Cox
Oak Hill
Hume Highway
Yass
Cox
Yass How
New England
Glen Innes
Brenda Cullen
Tenterfield
Julie Brown
Armidale
Carol Ware
Glen Innea Hospital
Maitland Road
Sandgate
Daylesford
Wasyl Medwid
Springvale
Sundown Coursing Club
Margaret Agatha Welsh
Purnim
Mortlake Road
Church
Cabinet Reviews Loan Programme Amid Unemployment Risk
Cabinet will review loan works programmes for the next financial year and consider public works expansion to ease unemployment. Treasury figures show states spent less July December 1957 than in 1956, with Victoria and Queensland already higher, while New South Wales spent £22 million of £52 million for the year. Talks with the U K Prime Minister Mr Macmillan are due in London tomorrow.
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Loan Council 1T
Commonwealth Treasury
Treasury
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
U.K
Macmillan
London
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Saturda
U.S.S
Cairo
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Small Cross
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