Challenge to US to back U N sanctions in Middle East talks
Secretary John Foster Dulles and other U S officials warned of opposition to any action on sanctions as the United Nations and Arab states maneuver over Cairo and the Suez Crisis. The Soviet Union pressed a resolution condemning Israel while Israel weighs the U S plan amid pressure for firm guarantees and possible new moves in Jerusalem.
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White House
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United States
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Ternel
Delegal
United States - Taraeli
Israel
Security Council
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Middle East
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Abba Ean
Washington
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Lucky Yass Man Gets Trip To Ghana
In Darwin June Dooberson is described as the luckiest man alive after a dramatic air incident. A pebble strike severed a plane propeller injuring a crew member, triggering a withdrawal from service. The voyage continues with flights to Singapore and Karachi en route to Ghana for ceremonies marking independence. The Neptune crew will tour the United States before returning to Australia.
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Darwin
June Dooberson
Guna
Ain
Yoon
Fuuchaond
Law Evian
Tarwin
Singapore
Karachi
Air
Osborne
Commonwealth
Gold Coast
Neptunes
Australia
Fire Chief On Arson Charge in Mexico City Plot
Investigators say fire chief Levy Meitaot, aided by lieutenant colonel G Asparza and others, headed a scheme with business firms to provoke fires in Mexico City. The plan aimed to delay outbreak reports while insurance losses mounted and several firms faced bankruptcy. Police pursue remaining suspects as arrests extend.
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Cleo
Mexico
Dulce
G Asparza
Misal Lavy Metrani
Levy Meitaot
Ure
Mexico City
Dulles Defers China Recognition Amid Seven Facts
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles outlined seven reasons why the United States should not recognize Communist China. He spoke at a press conference detailing U.N. casualties, Korea, Tibet, Indo China, Formosa threats, prisoner abuses, and UN principles.
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Washington
Reuter
John Foster Dulles
U.S
China
United ,Nations
Korea
Ching
Tibet
Indo-China
Formosa
United Nations
Dulles
Police Battle With Lunatic On Central Station
Three officers fought a Russian lunatic at Central Station after he escaped Callan Park mental hospital. Officers found him in a second class compartment as the Brisbane express prepared to depart. He was dragged to the platform and recaptured, then returned to hospital.
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Sydney
Central Station
Callan Park Mental Hospital
Wool prices rise on second day at Christchurch sale
Prices for fine wools in Wellington New Zealand advanced on the second day of the Christ church wool sales by up to five per cent over the first day rates.
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New Zealand
Wellington
N.Z
Christchurch
Weather Delays Antarctic Base Construction Amid Snowbound Depot
The depot at 4850 ft named South Ice, part of the Pole journey, sees weather delaying sorties. Four expedition members led by New Zealander George Lowe were flown in February 4, with meteorological observations underway. Shackleton base remains snowbound, with only a tunnel exit. The team prepares 18 one ton loads for South Ice flights and organizes wintering operations while scientific work begins and winter nears.
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George Lowe
Shackleton
British social service cuts announcement sparks protests
In London on Wednesday the Conservative government announced cuts in social subsidies and a rise in prices for welfare milk for children and pregnant women, drawing shouts of shame and resign. Thorneycroft outlined higher civil expenditure and increased National Health Service charges to fund services, with Defence to be reduced later.
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London
A.a.p.-Reuter
Thorneycroft
Peter Thorneycroft
National Health Service
Mr. Thorneycroft
Atomic Energy
Social Services
Robber Foiled By Quick Thinking Girl at Dry Cleaners
An 18-year-old girl, Janice Kellmer, thwarted an attempted robbery at Central Dry Cleaners on Goulburn Street. As four men entered the shop, she locked the till and tossed the key into the street, causing the would-be robber to flee empty-handed.
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Sydney
Sydney Street
Janice Kellmer
Central Dry Cleaners
Goulburn Street
Janice
Hungarian General Claims Zhukov Led Mock West Attacks
Major General Bela Kiraly testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that Marshal Zhukov ordered a simulated Communist assault on the West in 1951 and last year. He said the maneuvers exposed weaknesses in Soviet and satellite armies and that Zhukov threatened demotion for generals not keeping pace with changes.
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Washington
P.reuter
Marshal Zhukov
West
Bela Kiraly
Kiraly
Senate Internal Security
Blood Donor Trial Ends in Tragic Death at Kerry Hospital
Luscombe Watt, 19, who received 54 pints of blood during brain surgery last Friday, died today at Kerry hospital near Beaudesert. Volunteers contributed the blood after an urgent radio appeal.
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Brisbane
Missing Hikers Found Safe Near Newcastle
Four ground search parties had hunted for nine hikers from Barrington Tops guest house since Saturday. One party located the group late afternoon, tired but well, after bad visibility forced several camps. They reached the William River by noon and were sighted while forming a crossing attempt.
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Barrington ‘Tops
Aero Club
RAAF
Sutherland
Newcastle Police
William River
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