Dawn air attack near Beirut targets rebels near airport
Lebanese jets struck rebel positions five miles from Beirut airport in Dawn operations tied to a government offensive. The battle extended over hours with Druze rebels driven from hilltops near Shemlan as UN observers reported contact with rebel leaders.
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Beirut
P.reuter
American
Associated Press
Beirut International
Shemtin
Hab
Lins Oya
Lebanon
Sre
Athachea
Iota
Shemlan Village
Te Iain Road
Nol Druze Jeader
Kamal Jumblatt
Tan
U.N
New York
Hanmarshjoeld
Fils
Security Council
Orees
Tmtinder
Odd Bull
Norway
Bert Hammarskjoelt
Hammarskjoeld
UN. Group
New Zealand Loan Support By Australia Hinted
The Prime Minister described a 10 million pound loan to New Zealand to help finance purchases from Australia. The loan would be repaid in instalments over years. Officials say the move signals closer Australian New Zealand trade ties and goodwill.
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Stezies
Mile Mistricht
New Zealand
Chase
Australia
Menzies
Commonwealth
Bunty
Big Associated Chambers of Manufacturers
R. W. Anderson
Seaid
Anderson
Joan Milet
Austria
Explorer II Disappears After Mission Ends
Officials report the Explorer II disappeared after a two gigahertz mission ended last night or Saturday. The Smithsonian observation team said they have received sightings and reports but have not yet confirmed the final stage of the mission.
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Smithsonian
Clash Over Meat Talks Denied by Officials
British and Australian officials gave conflicting statements on meat price talks with Sir Edwin Yealied saying no delay while Sir Ravin McCarthy warned of a clash and a possible hold up, though no agreement was reported yet.
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London
P.reuter
United Kingdom
Igh
Ravin McCarthy
Minister Meets Retailer Representatives Over Night Shopping
The Minister for the Interior Ir Fairhall discusses with Canberra retailer representatives the case for an opaint Friday night shopping. Deputation members include A Fenton A W Wallace L F Goodwin R W Chew and Stewart East.
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Ir. Fairhall
Canberra
Deputaton
Lel
Messrs
A. Fenton
A. W. Walelace
L. F. Goodwin
R. W. Chew
Stewart East Story
French Mission Of Inquiry For New Caledonia
A mission head M. Raoul Angamarre from the Overseas Ministry is dispatched to Noumea to probe political troubles in New Caledonia. No official confirmation supports sensational rumors of unrest. The London Telegraph notes a revived French nationalist mood among settlers on India’s east coast fearing enclaves like Pondicherry and Mahe being handed to India.
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Noumea
London Daily Telegraph
Une
Budget To Be Introduced On Night Of August 35
The Treasurer announces the 1958 59 budget will be introduced on the night of August 5 at 8 pm. Holt specifies House will resume for budget sittings and Senate may meet the following day. Government aims to have budget and papers printed by then. Officials expect six to eight weeks of partisan sittings, fueling talk of an earlier election, but no final legislation plan or funding ban decision is made.
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Holt
Soviet Shifts on Yugoslav Credits and Loan Terms
Soviet note proposes talks with Yugoslavia over 285 million dollars in credits after years of suspension. Moscow seeks revised repayment dates and possible postponement for loans tied to development of the Soviet chemical industry, signaling a shift in financial terms and cooperation.
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Kremling
United Press International
Kremlin
Maristal
Railio
Moscow
Russia
Wss
Tass Newal
Yas
Forel League Oyysanisation
Soviet Union
Macmillan Sees Strengthened UK France Bond
Prime Minister Macmillan told reporters in Paris that UK French ties were strengthened by his visit. He described the trip as short but fruitful and emphasized renewed personal contact with French leaders. He and Foreign Secretary Lloyd met with De Gaulle and agreed on Middle East concerns and preserving Lebanese independence.
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Charles Maik
U.S
Dulles
Washington
Malik
France
Paris
Rela
Hig Tits
Ua Gaulio
Alow
Elstesmen
Red Threat Report Cites Poland Move Amid Hungarian Crisis
A West Berlin newspaper report claims Russia planned to seize Poland and arrest Polish leader Mr. Gormulka if he opposed backing the execution of former Hungarian Premier Mr. Tre Nagy, per the dispatch dated Tuesday.
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West Berin
Nochte- Depesche
Yester
Russia
Poland
Gormulka
Tre Nagy
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Nota
U.K
Macmillan
Cme
British Vist
Sehwyn Lloyd
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