Soviet Protest To U.N. On Demonstrations
Soviet protests delivered to United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold claim demonstrations could organize to hinder Soviet activity in the United Nations. The protest accuses the U8 of failing to protect the Soviet delegation at the UN headquarters in New York. It cites a June 23 demonstration linked to Hungarian refugees and Nagy’s execution, noting injuries to seven New York police during clashes at the Soviet building. The U.S. government condemns property damage and defends residents’ rights to peaceful assembly.
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Britain Losing Touch With Empire Traders
AAP report says Britain’s empire trade links weaken as New Zealand and Canada show less interest in European Free Trade plans. The Express notes New Zealand’s rejection reflects Britain’s stalled push toward a broader European programme, with Japan and other nations cited as shifting focus.
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Fragmented court report notes multiple offenses and fines
A garbled entry lists several minor offenses and penalties including bail amounts and dates in Kingston. Names such as Brian Patricke Gowing and Giles Brrest appear amid unclear statements about arrests and duties, with references to note lounges and vestal Gong.
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Princess Margarets Canada Visit Plans Reported
Princess Margarets trip to Canada for a first official visit to the Americas is slated for next Saturday, with intense preparations underway amid speculation about whether she will cross the border into the United States during the tour.
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W.S.A
Overseas Gold Balances Fall in Weekly Bank Report
Sydney reports Commonwealth Bank weekly statement showing central bank holdings fall to £431,000,900 with £1,700,000 losses in the week and total losses since June 11 reaching £6,490,000. Balance declines cited amid market conditions and foreign exchange pressures.
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Australian Trade Pact Seen With Japan Amid Wool Support
Mr A M Simp ton president of the Associates Chamber of Manufactures of Australia said the trade pact would provide some support for wool prices and other primary commodities. He noted voluntary restraint to curb flooding or dumping, and said 53 Australian industries felt vulnerable to Japanese competition and formed panels to monitor import licenses.
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Jananese
Miner fined for offensive behavior at police station
Edmund Kristensen a 31 year old miner was fined £3 by Senior Magistrate Keane after pleading guilty to offensive behavior at Caburra police station on July 4. He claimed he wanted money for a camera and refused to leave the station, prompting warnings of arrest.
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Snowy Area Erosion Threatens Water Resources
A CSCO report warns erosion in the Snowy Mountains catchments may reduce water wealth, with 1,000,000 tons of soil shed across 1,000 square miles. It cites grazing exclusion and soil protection as urgent to prevent long term loss of vegetation, soil, and runoff stability over years.
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Thountan
Oro
Bombers Fly Past Canberra Tour Begins Next Week
The Canberra bombing squadron arrived in Darwin yesterday with a 60 member air crew. They plan a formation fly past over Canberra next Tuesday as part of their Welcoma home squadron schedule.
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Moamingy
Victorian CP Holds Balance In Legislative Council
Melbourne reports the Bolts government will lack a majority in the Legislative Council as Parliament convenes. The Country Party will hold the balance of power and decide support for government measures. Predictions say Mr. Wallert will nominate a president amid cabinet reshuffles, with no other nominations expected.
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Northern Province
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Counett
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Squadrons of the Free Air Armot
A historical report notes a unit formation within the TAN forces amid airborne operations. Key figures and exact unit names are obscured in the fragment, but the article situates the squadron in a blue‑sky defensive effort with emphasis on airpower strategy.
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