Cyprus Strikes Escalate Amid Curfew and Tensions
Mournful scenes as Greek Cypriots strike across Nicosia and Famagusta. Two British soldiers reportedly killed near Avgorou. curfew imposed and shops closed. Turkish Cypriots plan protests in Limassol while Governor Foot meets Greek Cypriot mayors to discuss actions. Transport disrupted. RAK base at Akrotiri untouched.
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Allen
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More Factories An Canberra Inc Number of Factories Increase
The report shows Canberra Inc factories rising from 4 to 110 between 1955 and 1957 with production value climbing from £1,627,000 to £44,989,000 and output from £3,889,000 to £2,700,000. Employment grows from 1,313 to 1,588 with wages and salaries expanding and land and building values increasing to £1,200,000 while plant depreciation estimates reflect rent and machinery values.
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Mpade
Don Inelu
Pat Selatigrawings
Mystery Bogs Down on Locksley Body Clue
Sydney reports a well dressed pony found buried in a randaloe on Sunday may be the remains of Hungarian-born industrial chemist Ervin Toerock. Former workmates said tonight the corpse resembled Toerock, with police probing a theory he was abducted by Communists after disappearing from Lithgow Hoelon on July 8, 1955.
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Ervin Toerock
Toerock
Foerock
Com— Cnunista
Lithgow Hoelon
West German plans for contact on reunification flagged
Bonn officials said West Germany plans to send notes to Soviet and Allied powers seeking an international accord on reunification. A Forest Office spokesman noted moves aim to signal readiness for broader discussions amid Cold War tensions.
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Germany
Bonn
Rip Paus
Forest Office
Modernised Transport Depot at Kingston Under Construction
Concrete Constructions Pty is expanding the transport depot at Kingston to meet rising demand for the AGT. The project includes two hydraulic hoists, dustproof spray booth, fully wired fittings, and new inspection pits. Extensions, an electric workshop, boiler plant for the auditorium, and change rooms with showers are under construction at an estimated cost of £58000 under the supervision of the Public Works Department.
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Arros
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Professors Deplore Post Boycott At Tokmanix University
RUBART reports a universitywide boycott aftermath with 79 professorial board members and Cornell resolutions. Lectures were canceled for the afternoon across faculties as authorities weigh new evidence in ongoing Orr case court actions.
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Tokmanix
Ata Iad Digéisxach
Cornell
Tha Jong
Bwa
Volo Courk Wafogumeis
Procadura
Puzzling Milk Supply Debate Ties Canberras Canberra
The Canberra Times reports a complex Bega Milk supply dispute with the Bega factory, Albury and supplementary schemes to meet Canberra demand. Dairy officials discuss pricing, transport routes, and potential milk imports, noting past offers to source Bega milk and ongoing competition among regional plants.
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Tumut
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Kiews
Victoria
Moruya
Candelarax
Cinema Blast Inquiry Grades Saigon Explosion
An investigation into a Saigon cinema blast Saturday night left four injured. Authorities say a private soldier accidentally dropped two grenades in the theater, triggering the explosion.
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P-Router
Soviet Plans Trade Group in Eastern Europe under Moscow
London reports Moscow plans a grand design for a Western Soviet satellites common market. Khrushchev's scheme envisions Eastern Germany Poland Hungary Bulgaria and Romania focusing on production with Russia coordinating. Yugoslavia under Tito reportedly refuses to join and the plan aims to bind satellites to Moscow financially and politically.
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Bestam
Europa
Moscow
Daily Express
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Europe
Thrusbehova Vlait
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Poland
Hungary
Bukegaria
Russia
Meri Ountunal Produso
Expresa
Gost
Marhat ‘Tito
Newae
iKhrustoher Ja
Oxford Votes Ban On Bombs Over City
Oxford City Council last night approved a ban on nuclear bomb sightings and bases near the city following warnings of a hydrogen blast risk from a nearby facility. The motion passed 28 to 0 with Vice Marshal Dino Reece Powter among the notable attendees.
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Oxtirt
Plance
Erlae Nery Tom
Dinoreece Powter
Amerias Plate
Rush For Dog Registrations
Tuero was an index of toy owners seeking to register their dogs at the Department of the Interior yesterday after a warning that over 1,000 A.C T. residents faced a £2 fine for noncompliance. By 4 pm, a steady flow of dog owners visited the department to register their animals, with officers noting many were prompted by the warning. Some dogs may have registered due to the push, though officials doubt the motive in all cases.
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England
Wales
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Buckingham Polaea
Ainfersor Heuss
Boni
United States
Canada
U.K
Worle
Britain
Tuero
Department of the Interior
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Hagy Arrest Illegal, Say Jurists
A special report by the International Commission of Jurists condemns the arrest of Nagy and associates as illegal under international and Hungarian law. It cites breaches of conduct with the Yugoslav Embassy and questions the trial’s fairness and the lawyers available to defendants.
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Taeternational Commission of Juristy
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