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New Reports of Moves on Sudan Border
Reports from talks on the Sudan border cite ongoing discussions with officials in Cairo. A Sudanese Embassy spokesman said no further meetings with Egypt are planned as Cairo presses bilateral claims while Khartoum considers next steps.
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Khartoum
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Red Sea
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Waved or not the Queen Mother charms Archbishop
Brisbane report recalls a Royal visit as the Queen Mother asks why Archbishop Halse did not return a wave yesterday. She recounts the Milson Road greeting near Boonah where he stood with mail and an umbrella, noting prior meetings in London and a slow return wave.
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Queen Mother
Archbishop Halse
Hig Grace
Boonah
Milton Road
London
Second Warning To Soekarno and Sumatra Rebel Decree
Reports from Sumatra describe a second warning to President Soekarno by the Padang rebel faction, declaring Central Sumatra open to all except Indonesian Air Force units. The rebels threaten secession if Soekarno persists, while Jakarta authorities urge base personnel to avoid Tabing air base as rebel troops seize the facility. The base commander appeals for restraint amid radio broadcasts and growing tension.
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Padang
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Djakarta
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Air Force Chief of Staff
R. Suwarno
Treasurer Fadden Definite On Retirement in Australia
BRISBANE Thursday reports Federal Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden will retire from politics at the end of the present Commonwealth Parliament. All efforts to induce him to remain have failed. He said his decision is definite and declined to comment further.
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Brisbane
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Morocco Claims Spanish Attack Near Ifni Frontier
Radio Morocco reported a Spanish Navy ship bombarded the village of Mirlef in Moroccan territory about ten miles north of the Ifni frontier. The station said a protest had been delivered to the Spanish ambassador in Rabat.
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Rabat
Reuter
Radio Morocco
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Ifni
Canberra city commissioners salary reveal in Commonwealth Gazette
The seven year appointment from March 1 sets a city commissioner salary at 5500. Heads of seven Commonwealth departments earn 6000, others including Interior get 5000. Overall aims for headquarters away from government offices and seeks Civic Centre or alternative offices as Canberra development conversation continues.
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Interior
Overall
Yeater
Ister
Civic Centre
Ita
Menzies
Canberra
Attacks Reds Over Aircraft Hijack Action
Major General Olof Kyster, United Nations negotiator in Korea, denounced the Communists for holding passengers of a hijacked Korean National Airways plane as hostages. He called the action irresponsible and unprincipled, illustrating the Communists’ lack of decency. The Reds had rejected a UN demand to return the aircraft occupants.
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Reuter
Ommunists
Korean National Airways
Olof Kyster
United Nations
Korea
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Lost Plane Found on Vesuvius in Italy
A ground party found 16 American servicemen’s bodies in a U.S. Air Force C47 wreck on Mount Somma above Vesuvius. The plane vanished Saturday after departing Naples for Turkey and was located on the northern slope at about 7,700 feet.
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Naples
P-Reuter
Turkey
Sommua
Churchill Reports Marvellous Response to Treatment at Villa
Sir Winston Churchill, ill with pneumonia and pleurisy, is said to be responding marvellously to Dr. David Roberts's treatment at the Riviera villa. Lord Moran, Lady Churchill, and a close circle remain at the bedside while Randolph Churchill stays in America unless formally asked to visit.
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London
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Nice
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