Information Officer in Korea Dismissed Over Eisenhower Plan Critique
Charles Edmundson, U.S. Information Agency officer in Seoul, was dismissed after criticizing the Eisenhower Middle East plan calling it a blank cheque. Washington urged his resignation and he said he would return to explain his position with added force and await any action.
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AA Reuter
Ameri
Korea
Charles Edmundson
United States Formation Agency
Seoul
Edmundson
Information Agency
Meuleman Stars as WA Rally With Record Inning
Western Australia captain Ken Meuleman nearly carried WA alone against South Australia in the Sheffield Shield. His 334 dominated a WA total of 447, surpassing Keith Carmody’s 198 in first class cricket at Perth and setting a season high for the Shield. Injury and a rain of outs followed as South Australia stumbled to an early loss of a wicket for 20.
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Western Australia
Ken Meuleman
South Australia
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South
Kanata
Meuleman
Keith Carmody
Perth
Coll McKenzie
Jim Burke
Seagell
Lee
Gaunt
S.A
Australians Accused Of Games Egoism In Melbourne
Dr Meiel criticized Australian officials and the press service for their handling of the Melbourne Olympics. He praised overall organization but noted harsh reactions to mild criticism and pointed out pacing faults by starters and chaotic moments in the 10,000 metres, with confusion over final laps and misattributed times.
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Sweden
Melbourne
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Meis
Kovacs
Hun
Gary
Lawrence
Australia
Prince Charles Painting On First Day At Prep School
London reports a young Charles painted a ship on bright blue sea with black and red plaid tones. The piece bears the name Charles in the top right corner. The headmaster describes the prep school as large with over 100 boys aged five to nine.
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London
Charles
Oxford University Athletic
England
O.B.E. Ilia
Yemeni Attacks Prompt British Demand for Ceasefire
London reported that Yemeni forces attacked Aden prompting a protest note from the British Foreign Office. The note demanded an immediate ceasefire and questioned authenticity of recent attacks. Foreign Secretary Mohamed was summoned to the Foreign Office to discuss the situation with officials, including Mr Derek Riches.
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Reuter
Aden
Sayed Mohamed
Foreign Office
Eee Ee
Derek Riches
Five Hungary to Leave London for Vienna Today
London dispatch reports five Hungarian nationals will depart London for Vienna today. Details on departure port and transport were not disclosed, but the move follows recent displacements related to regional uncertainties.
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London
Reuter
Hungary
Vienna
Scottish Labour With Commons
The Scottish Council of the Labour Party meets in Glasgow to review its annual report. It notes that until 1829 Labour advocated a separate Scottish legislature but now sees Scots fully participating in UK Parliament. It says English MPs rarely intervene in purely Scottish Bills, hinting at a de facto Scottish parliament in Westminster.
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Glasgow
Reuter
Labour Party
Scotland
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Scottish Grand Committee
Westminster
Strike Paralyses Algiers as 10 day strike spreads
A ten day Moslem strike in Algeria, led by the National Liberation Front, hit Algiers and portions of the region while other towns saw lesser disruption. Reports say troops patrol streets, owners remove goods, and some civilian pillaging occurred amid the effort to pressure France over the Algerian issue.
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Algiers
Reuter
Algeria
National Liberation Front
United Nations
France
Reebla
Trade union dispute at Admiral TV Bankstown factory
Sydney Tuesday in a dispute between 290 workers and Admiral TV Bankstown factory aimed at settling a week-old strike over alleged victimisation of a shop steward and another man seen talking to a union organiser. The disputes committee of the Trades and Labour Council will meet management tomorrow to seek a settlement.
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Sydney
Trades and Labour Council
Admiral TV ‘O-Morrow
Admiral Bankstown
John Marshall in Serious Condition After Car Crash
Melbourne report notes champion swimmer John Marshall remains in a coma like state at Royal Melbourne Hospital after last Friday night car accident. Doctors warn it may take two or three days for consciousness to return.
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Melbourne
John Marshall
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Marshall
Ford Advocates Trade With Ads at Dealers Meet
Henry Ford warned 5,000 National Automobile Dealers delegates that U S sanctions may aid the Kremlin by tightening satellites. He urged realism in trade and aid toward Poland Hungary East Germany and Red China to shed communist influence.
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United States
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Poland
Hungary
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