Egypt's Naguib under house arrest amid Cairo power struggle
The Birmingham Post reports General Naguib, long under virtual arrest, is a prisoner of Deputy Premier Lt Col Abdel Nasser and a Revolutionary Council faction pressing police measures against the Muslim Brotherhood. London talks and British views on an Egyptian Sae agreement are noted amid the power struggle.
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Naguib
Birmingham Post
Abdel Nasser
Revolutionary Council
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Binalaghna
Britain
Egypt
Avalanche isolates 1000 in Styrian valleys near Grobming
A massive avalanche struck the Grobming region in Northern Styria trapping about 1000 residents in villages along the Grosse Sockl valley. Reports from Vienna say the disaster is the largest in 40 years with dozens injured and many missing. Rescue teams work through the night as a train derailment and weather hinder efforts.
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Grosse Soclk
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Ac- Sapats
Vienna
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Styria
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Abe
St Feaat
Ihe
Ehlat
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Nava
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Linn
Bronrnl
Meadawaryers
Tiatins
Asta
Uvaknelus
Weverah Noa
Wtutlonenmater
Western Big Four talks delayed amid suspension of discussions
A Washington State Department spokesman said the planned Big Four talks among the United Kingdom United States France and the USSR were suspended with a “break” in discussions. He anticipated another meeting within 90 days to iron out procedural details while asserting no joint statement from the four governments.
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Big Four
France
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Washington State Department
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Henry Suydam
Britain
President proposes extending Social Security to ten million more
In a special message to Congress President Eisenhower urged expanding Social Security to cover about 10 million additional Americans. He cited the current program serving nearly 70 million and noted average monthly retiree benefits have fallen short. The plan would raise benefits to strengthen the program though no new taxes were proposed. a formula will be set by the Secretary of Welfare Oveta Culp Hobby.
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Biveninner Yenter
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Royal Security
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Botage Theory Turmoil Over Rome Jetliner Crash
Fragmentary report cites sabotage theory in the January 10 crash of a Gumnet jetliner near Tile Rome Som. Investigators say no direct evidence yet, with authorities in BOAC cautious on sabotage claims.
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Tile
Rome
Hican
Wa Wlleyae
Boac
Diatelet Hospital Board Dismisses Secretary Hurke
Hospital directors discharge WT Hurke, secretary, after stating unauthorised use of hospital property. Hurke claims 13 years of service and says he will resign as secretary as the hospital awaits formal action.
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Diatelet Hospital
Hurke
Murke
Omeera
Oreys
Australian official faces charge over union misconduct
Sydney reports that A.W. official Oliver Avmember of the ALP is charged with breaking party discipline by income misdeeds at the Australian Workers Union. The State Central Executive is alleged to have been involved in compulsory union matters.
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Sydney
Australian Workers Union
Afr
Cr. Oliver
Alip
Bom Meath
Tve
Ste. Oliver
A.L.P
Ghargpisr
Gentral
Queen Ends Tour of North Island
Queen and Duke concluded a four day stay in New Zealand with a return to Wellington and a send off at the station. Crowds in Carterton and Masterton waved flags while photographers captured the royal couple amid patriotic displays. The tour shifts to the South Island starting with Blenheim as they continue by rail and road.
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Queen
Duke of Edinburgh
North Island
Norrie
Gavin Barquart-Magor
Ius
Sigma
Ue Dubya
Weillington
Max Twin
Carterton
Etimares
Howe Mt
Kola Gireeart
Blenheln
Lie South Island
Elon
Blur
South
Asinanl
Duke Wiigover
Rich gold find in Orange Free State described as very rich
Reuters reports a gold strike in the Orange Free State described as very rich. Drilling near two boreholes shows samples with 7518 pennyweights per ton, a value vastly higher than prior finds, with work continuing toward the area’s center and potential higher values anticipated.
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Careqn
MiGby
Orange Free State
Reuter
British official accused in plot against Naguib regime
Fragmented report claims Trevor Iovans of the British Embassy plotted to overthrow Egyptian Premier Naguib. It cites arrests and alleged negotiations by Muslim Brotherhood leaders, with references to Sadat and the Revolutionary Council. The text is unclear and contains many garbled phrases.
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Egypt
Trevor Iovans
Naguib
Niguib
Kvana
Pantaase
Anvar Sadat
Revolutionary Council
Fire alarms in Victoria declare day of acute danger
The alert in Victoria declares tomorrow as a day of acute fire danger following a second consecutive day of heat. Readings show high temperatures with five hundred readings logged including 102 at Sun, 101 at Maryborough, and 100 at Mildura and Ockbourne. cooler change is anticipated.
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Victoria
Suen
Maryborough
Mildure
Okbourne
Hurricane threat looms as storm nears Fiji and Suva
A tropical cyclone north of Fiji threatens Suva with potential turn toward the mainland. Heavy storm activity is reported as meteorologists monitor the system and forecast tracks.
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Suva
Xene Nueeieane
Fiji
Yessawa
Anthropologist Predicts Tiny Stomachs and Silent Minds
The article reports Willard Marion King of the University of Pennsylvania forecasting future humans with small digestive tracts and limited mouth use. He envisions silent communication via brain signals and a culture shaped by chemically influenced feeding and neural interfaces.
No Progress In Resumption of Korean Talks
United Nations officials report stalled efforts as talks on Korea resume with no clear breakthrough. Officials cite India's move and Communist reactions as delaying factors while discussions await a formal reply from Gen. Thimayya and a possible reconvening of a United Nations assembly session next month.
Unclear Drug Compounds Target Sleep and Anesthesia
Two compounds announced at the ANZAAS conference by Prof Shaw of Dharmaicology at Mr Wanrne University claim to reduce morphine sleep induction and terminate deep anesthesia from barbiturates. Prof Bhuw notes low inherent toxicity and potential for practical medical use pending further study.
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Shaw Jownt
Dharmaicology
Wanrne University
Bhuw
Wool cheque of £200 million in six months
Report notes a £200 million wool cheque over six months in Sydney and mentions figures for the 1920s season. It records total bale yields, average prices in December, and large storage stocks ending December with a half year period referenced.
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Sydney
Africa Denial of Devaluation Claims
Fragmented text reports a denial by African leaders amid a regional meeting. Mentions Bele Louw and a mass gathering led by 23 members to oppose devaluation. Describes tensions over exchange rates and economic policy with unclear conclusion.
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Iys Atrioan & Wild Bedae
Ruuaie
Guerrilla Strikes End In UK
In London on Friday the so called guerrilla strikes affecting nearly 2 000 contracting electric workers were nearly ended with 750 still out. The Communist muriary of the Electrical Trade Union reported the ongoing strike movement and the disputed funding issues.
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London
Aften
Kadaitcha Stalks At The Granites
A Darwin report details the mysterious death of a healthy native man near Alice Springs at the Granites goldfields. Johnny, aged about 20, fell ill suddenly after a period of good health. Local native officers investigate the death as a tragic and unexplained event in the region.
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Goldfields
Alice
Johnny
Agpurk
Sara Saben
Maui
Transfer to Victoria in Tasmanian trust dispute
Baker for the George Adams Estate told the Supreme Court that trustees face a breach of trust risk and possible discharge of duties. If judgment favors the defendants, the Tasmanian business could move to Victoria while Tasmanian control remains. The court adjourned as figures from similar NSW lotteries were cited to illustrate potential pricing impacts.
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Frinks Tranter Trent Takuan
Victoria of Tullersall
Baker
George Adams
Justice Green
Soprane Court
Tristees
Pris Teow
Hong of ‘Tasernaits
Vielona Bub -Omtrol
Tasmanie
Ue Puntrens
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Iriel
Uney
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N.5
W. Gals
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