Riots in Algiers as De Gaulle Appeals for Calm
About 2,000 European settlers and Algerian rioters cluster around barricades in Algiers center. French President de Gaulle appeals for end to riots as right wing factions press for General Massu’s return. Security sweep and troop deployment reported with no further arson expected.
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de Gaulle
American
Associated Press
Jeogih
JAS
France
Algiers
Paris
Communist Party
Algeria
Jacques Massu
Atgbrs
Alba
Presi
Cartier
Geria
M. Paul Delouvrier
Maurice Challe
Poliee Gaulle
UN Anaecia
Fiveady
Metra-Thare
Potitin
Huntiong
M. Georges Eavino
British United Press
Ministry of the Anterior
Alacka
de Geulle
Almers
Crowds Prepare to Farewell Sir William Slim in Canberra
Thousands line Canberra routes as Governor General Sir William Slim and Lady Slim depart Government House for Melbourne then England. Ex servicemen groups scouts guides junior Red Cross and other associations planned processions and a guard of honour at the base with 700 invited guests and public viewing.
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Lady Slim
Canberra
Government House
Abe Farum Raae
Melbourne
England
Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Red Cross
Gilc Centre
DAAF
Peisoners
Asoctation
Fehow
Pmottuaity
William
Silm
Alinga Street
Ainslie Avenue
Dftuls
Snd
Northbourne Avenue
Pss
Guyemnur
Gar Mill Love
Couter Road
Dudley Street
Adelaide Avenue
State Circle
Commonwealth Avenue
West Block
The
Albert Hall
Lennox
Acton
Canberra Community Hospital
Idee Street
McCayitcuit
Gordon Street
London Circuit
Civic Centre
Sir William and Lady Slim
West Row
London
Wen
Aas Bate
Exronen
Fleet Air [Arm
Shark victim dies after nine day battle
Ken William Murray aged 13 died at Royal North Shore Hospital nine days after a shark mauling in Middle Harbour while spearfishing. He did not regain consciousness after collapsing last Monday. His right leg was amputated following the attack. parents kept vigil as doctors fought to save him and inquiries swamped the hospital.
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Sydney
Ken William Murray
Royal North Shore Hospital
Lore
Middle Harbour
Murray
Arthur
Stree
Ken
Ape
Australia
New York
Governor General Plants Tree At Government House
Sir William Slim leaves Canberra today and plants a manna gum at Government House to mark his term. Lieutenant G Halley and secretary M Tyrell watch as Lady Slim plants a white gum nearby.
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William Slim
Canberra
Government House
A.D.C
Lieut. G. Halley
M. Tyrell
Lady Slim
Massacre Township Riot Leaves Police Dead in Durban
In Cato Manor near Durban, rioters killed nine Africans and attacked a 26 man police patrol. Rioters set fires, destroyed property valued over £250,000, while four white and five non white officers died in the worst Durban police toll of the era.
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Durban
Ater
A.a.p.reutes
Stro
Cato Manor
Dureban
Epise
Premier Talks Rejected by Menzies Letter to Heffron
Prime Minister Menzies informed Heffron of Cabinet rejection of premiers talks citing tax reimbursement formulas, record Commonwealth grants, and state lack of representation at the margins hearing. Heffron plans to consult other premiers as a special meeting is not yet called.
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Menzies
Heffron
Commonwealth
Stas
Chuncit
Mine Rescue Delayed At Coalbrook Shaft Collapse
Rescue work at Coalbrook in Oranga Fre tate faced new delays as the high speed drill slowed to six feet per hour. About 440 miners, including 75 Africans, have been trapped 575 feet underground since Thursday. A severe thunderstorm halted drilling and damaged equipment, delaying the emergency shaft assembly. No contact has been made with the trapped workers.
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Coalbrook
Oranga
Ats
Ciydcadste Mino
Scorching Heat Wave Hit Sydney as Temperatures Soar
Sydney faced another extreme heat day with forecasts up to 105 degrees. Officials report fatalities and dozens collapsing, waterside workers walked off, and ships tied up as south westerly winds and intense heat strained city services.
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Sydney
SGC
Tiwan
Sydney Weather Bureau
Jofmien
Ers
York
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Ihit
Focal Pao
Arbitration Commission
Victoria
South Australia
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