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25 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
1
Queen Mother in New South Wales Public Visit
A long royal day in Sydney suburbs and Dundas Valley features a Queen Mother visit with tea at the Fayle home, dozen street stops, and a Civic Hall reception. She speaks with nuns, sports stars, and a blind girl, then greets a veteran in a wheel chair at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reoprcs
Queen Mother
Dundas Valley
Bill Fayle
Joan
Lynne
Fayle
Lereer
Strathfield
Villawood
Queen Mother Five Linns
Government House
Trocadero
Town Hall
Vito
Haive
Ile
Cahill
Dunning Valley
Government
Mouse
Seaman
Howard and
Brand Streets
Dundas
Wahroonga
St. Vincents
Mater Musevacordica
Lewisham
Sydney
Ltake
Australia
Betty Cuthbert
Lorraine Crapp
Sa Konrads
Sandra Morgan
Queen Mothers
Ald. H. Jensen
E. Adams
Ihene
Wag
Ald
T. Wright
Commutnst
Mayes
Jimmy Thompson
Toongahlie
Jim
Missiles Pact Details Quietly Signed in Washington
Details emerged from a secret signing in the U.S. Capitol of a long negotiated pact with Britain. Britain would build four intermediate range ballistic missile bases, three on the East Coast of England and one in Scotland, manned by British forces with US warheads but subject to joint use decisions for veto power. The United States would provide the missiles and warheads while retaining control, and target delivery of the first squadron by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
U.S
State Department
Duncan Sandys
U.K
House of Commons
Washington
Oficials
Britain
Jaeremever
England
Scotland
Sandys
Common
USA
Uneasy Peace in Tunisia Faces Diplomatic Moves
Paris reports easing tensions as France plans talks with the United States and Britain over Tunisia. Robert Murphy and Harold Besley to visit Paris and Tunis, while France OKs a border belt plan with General Fadl Saian. President Habib Bourgiba stands under nationalist pressure for tougher action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Tunisia
Orices
Robert Murphy
London
Murphy
Tunig
Mior
Britain
Harold Besley
Tunis
M. Jac A
Ies Chabaan-Delmas
Algiers
Associated Press
Algeria
Fadl Saian
Habib Bourguba
Nea Destour
Jeweller Sues Ex King Farouk Over Gold Vases
Bulgari, the Rome jeweller, sues former Egyptian king Farouk for thousands of pounds claiming he bought two gold vases while ruling Egypt. Farouk paid a down payment but allegedly did not settle the balance, per AAP Reuters report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeweller
Farouk
Rome
Rebels Brace for Invasion in Sumatra Watch
Rebels tighten anti invasion measures as Jakarta plots a quick knockout. Reported raids target Padang and surrounding areas with air force strikes on rebel radio stations. Hatta seeks peace, urging adherence to constitution and non intervention while Central Sumatra centers brace for further air raids and troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padang
Sumatra
A.p.reuter
Djakarta
Mitchell
Shatte
Boroigh
Malye — Din Suinnoton
Riau
Pasabaiu
Singapore
Mustang
Fadang
Bukit Tinghi
Pia
Malaccas
Easternmoat
Fisheenesian
Ranany
Mohammed Hatta
Associated Press
Hatta
Indonesia
Bir
Egyptian ship released after border crisis standoff
Cairo reports Sudanese authorities freed an Egyptian steamer and 50 passengers and crew seized last Thursday during a border crisis. The ship flew the Egyptian flag over territory north of the 22nd parallel as Colonel R El Jawhe refused to remove the ship and leave Abu Ramada village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Associated Press
Egypt
Times
Khartoum
R. el Jawhe
Abu Ramada
Halmib
Red Sea
Prices Stability Vital in Commonwealth Wage Case
In Melbourne the Commonwealth counsel urged the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission to avoid prejudicing price stability. Mr. Moore said the economy had reached a stable cost level and urged the commission to consider public interest beyond employers. The case involves eight metal trades unions seeking basic wage increases and a prior refusal to restore quarterly cost of living adjustments. The hearing was adjourned until March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth
Moore
Come Mission
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Can
Reg. Chardinas
Robert
Gary
Missiles Pac
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