American Policy To Centre On Washington Talks
Washington compares Britains view of US policy as either a peace approach or brink of war stance. Reports quote Dulles and Reston on diplomacy, with senators and Stevenson commenting on US foreign policy and unilateral action.
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Australia Backs Israel Censure at United Nations
Unanimous U N Security Council condemnation of Israel over the Deventer attack, with Australia joining in. Delegates urged firm measures, warning against further violations as calls for unity and restraint echoed in the chamber. Members debated next steps to prevent repeats and uphold international norms.
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Plane Wreck Lifted But Left In Sea
A damaged Ansett DC freighter fuselage was hoisted near Henry Bay but remains afloat in shallow seas. The wreck broke apart on impact last Wednesday. crew aboard Mobart Marine Board and Aviation Department plan to attempt salvage again at dawn tomorrow. A potential second site near Cambridge is being considered as sea conditions ease.
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Body found near railway line in Melbourne
Police discovered a body near the Melbourne Adelaide railway line believed to be a man named Onidvili. The unidentified person wore a railway ticket and a sales slip in his pockets, but no other identifying details were found. The body lay beside the tracks as a goods engine passed by.
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Airman shot dead on Canberra doorstep in tragic incident
Alber Davis, 2 percent ground crewman of the AAT Exation, Fairbairn, died from a chest wound yesterday morning. LAC George Gordon Sordan aided as police and doctors moved him, and Davis was transported to Queanbeyan hospital where he later died. He lived near Camden and worked at a local farm station before the fatal shooting near his home.
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Edinburgh Pie Stirs Controversy in Migration Debate
A fragment from an Edinburgh newspaper hints at a sensational pie related incident amid migration discourse. The odd report mentions a poison rumor connected to a steak pie and references anonymous witnesses, political figures, and unnamed commentators in a tense local debate.
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Opium seized on Sydney wharf leads to arrests
Customs officers spotted 20 boxes of opium on a Bul ams wharf. A crew from the liner South Patrol, recently sailed from Bull lust in the Bérsion Gulf, is implicated as Chinese sailors. Men were arrested as they left the cargo area after the seizure late last night.
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Plane Crash on Golf Course Injures Two at Bankstown Aerodrome
Two people were injured when a light aircraft crashed onto the Riverwood Golf Club course at Bankstown Aerodrome. Miss Gey Denniston and John Marolean, both hospitalized with concussions, were among four aboard. pilot Peter Surnall and passenger Bushell sustained minor injuries. The plane reportedly attempted a second approach after missing a clearance, skidding into trees and smashing near the greens amid a crowd of golfers.
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Police Chase Motorcycle Through City Streets at 80 M.P.H.
A chase ended with the arrest of a 17 year old suspect for dangerous driving after a motorcycle was seen speeding through Cantera streets at high speed. A 12 year old passenger was present on the bike during the pursuit by police. Additional youths faced charges for alleged offences following the incident in the Victoria area.
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Britain Plans Reorganisation of Cyprus Air Command
In Nicosia Britain announces a restructuring of the RAF Middle East command to boost cooperation with units in the area and Western Europe. Officials say the Middle East Air Force covers a vast area and will increasingly use aircraft stationed in Western Europe, while events in Cyprus include detentions and protests amid tension with Athens over radio broadcasts and local policing.
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Gunman Search After British Soldier Slaying in Cyprus Scene
Reports say a gunman fired at guards near a camp perimeter wounding a British soldier. Earlier a bomb damaged a Creel auxiliary policeman’s house with no casualties. The Cyprus crisis dominates headlines with mentions of plebiscite anniversaries and regional tensions.
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Dull Glow Over New Zealand Volcano
A cloudy scene over Mt Ngunguru or Ngāwhanga shows a dull glow from an erupting New Zealand volcano. Ash spews from the crater as wind shifts. three spent shells are seen, torn and showered by ash, with mist and cloud surrounding the summit.
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Australian singer Stan Pryne engaged in London
Australian singer Stan Laurry Pryne, 32, from King Island Tasmania, is reported to be engaged to Wendy Neels, 2, in London. Pryne, currently performing in The Water Gypales at the Winter Garden Theatre, was said to have announced the engagement yesterday amid the show.
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Western New South Wales Endures Severe Heat Wave
A prolonged heat wave grips Western New South Wales with temperatures surpassing 100 degrees across towns such as Parkes and Goolgowi. Sydney also records elevated heat, while residents report heat fatigue and disruptions as families, including children returning from the zoo, cope with the extreme conditions.
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Greeks in Sydney Protest Against Cyprus Policy
A Greek protest meeting in Sydney united Greeks and Australians to denounce British policy toward Cyprus. A resolution called for action at the United Nations and criticized government stance. Organisers named D Anastassiou and others as speakers during the gathering.
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Five Killed on Country Roads in N S W
Five people died in a series of road crashes in New South Wales over the weekend. A baby was among the dead in a one way street collision at Griffith. Vehicles lost control on gravel roads and on a bend near Tamworth, with several occupants killed or seriously injured. Police investigated the crashes and identified a number of victims and bystanders.
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Found Dead in Car on Lonely Road
An individual identified as Mr Cersom of Streal Griffith was found dead in a car on a secluded stretch of the Laka George Road seven miles from Bur rendate. The body was discovered by Younis who suspected the car was stolen. The victim, named Gwison, had been manager of the Perpetual Trustee Company since its Cahora opening about a year ago. Nine deceased survived by his widow and three young children.
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Soviet Plan for World Leadership Signals Five Year Plan
Moscow reports a new five year plan for industrial agricultural and atomic development. The Communist Party directive says the Soviet Union now has the means to be the world's leading industrial nation. It aims to advance atomic energy for peaceful purposes and expand production in fuel, tools, and weapons research. local sources in Moscow say the plan shows resolve to challenge the United States in harnessing atomic energy for peaceful ends and greater national power.
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Youth Survives Shark Attack Off Palm Inland
A youth escaped a shark attack yesterday off Palm Inland about 0 miles northwest by staying calm. He suffered gashes to both thighs as bystanders and a friend in a dinghy aided his release and he swam to safety.
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Ships Officers Meet To Day On Resignations
Melbourne merchants and the Lic Merchant Service Guild will meet to reconsider their Friday night resignations. About 40 Victorian members were represented as talks aimed to enable discussions with shipowners over pilot fee payments. Meetings adjourned with hopes for settlement as the guild warns action may follow if talks fail.
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South East Asia security conference to be held in Melbourne
Military officials from allied nations will convene in Melbourne for a major security conference to discuss the November 1 report on sabre rattling in the region. Canberra and London officials will participate as security measures and briefings are arranged. The gathering will be held at Victoria Barracks with VIP visits to Canberra and Melbourne landmarks.
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