New Guinea Seen As Island Balkans Debate Shapes Policy
Australia faces a delicate debate over West New Guinea with calls for referendums and shared administration. Speakers warn against brinkmanship and urge consultation with the world community while considering Dutch trusteeship and broader cooperation with regional partners.
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New Guinea
Balkans
Albert Han Yemcrusye
Downs
Japan
South-East Asia
Pacific
Australia
John Wilkes
Hasluck
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Cyprus Crisis Talks Move After Cyprus Plan Leaks
Sir Hugh Foot flew to Ankara to brief British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd amid reports of a Cyprus policy offering limited self government then partition. Lloyd aims to reconcile Greek demand for self determination with Turkish opposition while Zorlu claims London has accepted partition.
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Munuay
A. P.reuter
Cyprus
Sir Hugh Foot
Turkey
Selwyn Lloyd
Greece
Hugh Foot
Lloyd
Fatin Zorlu
Presa
Kidney 3 RHEUMATISM and Urinary Remedies
Fragmentary OCR hints at kidney and rheumatism ailments with mentions of urinary issues and antiseptic products. The text reads like a medical claim or advertisement with misread brand names and speculative benefits. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable.
Liner Knocks Down Three In Sydney Harbour Launch
Kanimbla rammed a launch near Sydney Heads at 5:40 am as it entered the harbour from the south. Three men from Double Bay, Rosas Piggin 46 owner of Orana, Reg Slight 51 Woollahra Council overseer, and Ray O Mara, were knocked overboard and the launch sank after a hole opened in the stern. The liner’s captain cited inattentive youths. Piggin valued the launch at £1,000 and said it was uninsured.
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Kanimbla
Sydney Heads
Hornsby
South Head
Rocks
Rosas Piggin
Orana
Reg Slight
Woollahra Council
Ray O'Mara
Double Bay
Man Takes Own Life Over Health and Finances
New York police reported Charles Hauck aged 37 paid 2d yesterday at a Times Square shooting gallery for use of a rifle. He shot himself in the head when the attendant turned away. A note left by Hauck stated he was despondent over health and financial matters.
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P.reuter
Charles Hauck
Hauck
Times Square
Quaker Seeks Halt to U S Nuclear Tests
Harvard educated architect Gil bert Gibelon, aged 53 and a former destroyer escort commander, plans to sail a 30 ft ketch to the Pacific bomb test area to press for an end to nuclear weapons testing. He will depart for San Francisco today and intends to remain there regardless of events.
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Reuter
Gilbert Gibelon
San Francisco
Pacific
Gibelon
Quaker
United States
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