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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 02, 1957

Page

10

Tito warns of rising Middle East tensions and Arab unity drift

Marshal Tito, in a television interview from Brinni on the Adriatic, warned that the Middle East situation worsened since two years ago. He said the world underestimated the danger of war and criticized the Baghdad Pact as a mistake hastening Arab disunity while the U S. fills the regional vacuum left by Britain.

T.V Adriatic Brinni Marshal Tito Middle East U.N U.S Israel

Egyptian Election Plans Fail To Arouse Interest

Cairo reports the campaign for Egypts Wednesday election has been unusually quiet. A single ring system decreed by President Nasser reduced activity and personal antagonism. 68 candidates elected unopposed after 1210 were struck from 2006. Voters will choose 277 deputies with five seats later.

Nasser

Officers Selected For Special Courses By RAAF

In Melbourne two Victorian RAAF officers were chosen for overseas study. Wing Commander C. H. Spurgeon and Flight Lieutenant A. E. Smith will undertake courses in the United States and United Kingdom. Spurgeon attends the US Army Staff College at Norfolk, Virginia for six months and then joins the Australian Air Attache in Washington. Smith attends the Royal Air Force College at Cranwell and will be attached for a year to a British guided weapons station.

Bydney USA United Kingdom Osborne Spurgeon Armed Force, Staff College Norfolk Virginia Washington

Singapore teachers strike over unified salary scale

The 2,500 member Singapore Teachers' Union votes to strike after government workers stage an early walkout by 400 customs revenue officers. The Labour Front faces a wave of industrial unrest following a by election loss, amid demands for a unified salary scale.

Sigapore Aap-Reuter Singapore

Inter School Visit from Ainslie to Northbridge

Fifty three pupils from Ainslie School with five teachers travel by train to Sydney’s Northbridge School on Friday afternoon. They will stay in Northbridge homes and take part in Rugby Union, basketball and tennis matches with other entertainment arranged. They return Sunday night. A return visit by Northbridge is planned for the weekend of August 16.

Ainslie School Canberra Northbridge School Sydney Northbridge

Youth Club Elections At St Christopher’s Catho lic

St Christopher's Catholic Youth Club held its half year elections at the general meeting in Manuka Services Hut after retiring president D Brophy addressed members. He cited record membership and spirit while noting most former executives could not stand due to university studies. New executive includes President J Gellately Vice President E Murra Secretary Mary Reilly Treasurer Kevin Fitzpatrick Wardens Helen Jordan Phillip Barton M C Bruce McCallum.

St. Christopher's Catholc D. Brophy Manuka Services Hut Brophy J. Gellately E. Murra Mary Reilly Kevin Fitzpatrick Helen Jordan Phillip Barton M.C Bruce McCallum

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