U N Reports Few Outsiders In Lebanon
The UN notes few outsiders in Lebanon with observers ready to deploy worldwide. A Damascus paper cites Lebanese opposition leaders signaling an imminent attack on Beirut with Druze rebels, as rebels mass near Aley to threaten supply routes and the capital.
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U.N
Lebanon
U.N. Assembly
Jeshe Munro
Damageus
Ahmad Asani
Anis
Lyanon
Beirut
Damascus
Lebatenn
Sadr Hatmadeh
Ln Schreg
Aley
Cyprus Rioters Quelled By Lone Policeman
A British polls officer single handedly quelled a clash in Nicosia between about 60 Greek and Turkish Cypriots using stones and improvised weapons. The officer dispersed the youths after wading in, with injuries reported on both sides. A curfew was imposed from sunset until sunrise and a Turkish flag dispute over houses occupied by Greek Cypriots prompted further tensions.
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Wicosia
Ay- P Reuter
Nicosia
Ita Ouees
Ilegally
Anglican Youth Ball Reflects American Theme in Canberra
Young Anglicans from Canberra and nearby towns joined Presbyterian and Methodist youth groups for an American style ball. A square dance, novelty song, and prize bids highlighted the evening. Speakers noted the bonds between Australia and America on Independence Day.
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Canberra
Braidwood
Yass
Bonidate
Cooma
Boorowa
Canbar
John Smart
Tony Ireland
Barbara
J Hoey
America
Australia
St Paul's
Maurion Rundell
Alt McCarthy
Dewhurst
Stan Davies
Marion Bradley
Barbara Hamilton
Can Perra
Russell Flack
Farole
Barrie Strahan
Skull
Rocket Reaches 180 Miles in Summer Test Flight
A Reuters report notes an American rocket reached 180 miles altitude in the first summer firing of the GY experiments carrying 195 pounds of instruments to study electron density in the ionosphere.
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Churchill
Manitoba
A.ap.-Reuter
Karachi
Stah
Myster
Santiago
Chile
A.p.reuter
Buster Island
Pacific
Mount Bank Bar. Ltd
Edinburgh
Reuter
Presbyterian Chrch of
Australia
Commonwealth
John Burleigh
Edinburgh University
Julian Ralph Blanchard
Scots Church
Adelaide
Stockholm
Dy Bradford Cannon
Massachusetts General Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Secrets Exchange Pact Signed
Britain and the United States reached an agreement for an exchange of weapons and defense material. The pact was signed in Washington and marks a bilateral step in postwar military collaboration.
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Washington
A.ap-Reuter
Britain
U.B
Shop Assistants Propose End to Night Trading Campaign
The union backs a drive to abolish night trading. A meeting endorsed a resolution to continue the campaign, seek progress reports, and insist on higher pay and penalties for Saturday morning trading. Several stores remained open during the discussion despite protests.
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Ti Yeas
Wey
Hue
Minster
Mole
J. B. Young Ltd
Anthony Hordern and Sons Ltd
Snows of
Can
Tnterior
Talend
Warders cleared in nurses after hours jail tour
Penal Officer Irwin Johns and Penal Officer Thomas Prens were found guilty on two of four charges related to an after hours hospital nurse visit at Pentridge. The director and chairmen stressed no impropriety by the staff, and evidence cited a nurse from Royal Melbourne Hospital.
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Melbourne
Public Service Board
Irwin Johns
Thomas Prens Fies
Peane Johns
CY Penal Services
A. Re Whatmore
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Ewott
Pentridge
Johna
Elliott
Alan
Johns
Perial Department
A. Garvan
Casa
Oil Fires Rage Across America and Canada
A tanker blaze at Tampa Bay docks sent five workers to hospital as high octane fuel ignited. fires also burned near Port Credit Ontario with two injured and one death reported. In Boron California a tank explosion destroyed a fuel yard injuring owner Clarence Steussev. multiple butane tanks followed in a chain reaction.
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Tamia
Florida
Gulf Deer
Patint Cortrol
Tampa City
Port Credit
Ontario
Toronto
Boron
California
Clarencs Steussev
Baby Drowns In Ditch At Home
An infant named Lawrence Mints el Jackson fell into a waterfilled ditch behind his home on Street Hast Grom villa. He was found by his father J. Jackson, a boiler maker, after crawling out for morning tea placed in an iron site at Paramatta Hospital but did not respond to medical efforts.
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I Street
Grom Villa
Lawrence Mintsel Jackson
Iis
Mr. J. Jackson
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Roma
Apis
Mask Hall
Albert Hall
E. Weatherston
D. Tuffin
B. Hamilton
Ne Hyett
E. Pringle
K. Brewor
Byte Bard
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Talyhall
Font
Pri. Steinaver
Toiat
Mistiee
Fatrhalt
Cantera Times
Kev
Joby Walker
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of Australia
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