Secret Purges In Hungary Still Unabated
A United Nations committee reports ongoing blood purges in Hungary amid claimed quiet by the regime. At least 30 people were secretly sentenced to death between June 20, 1957 and January 1, 1958, alongside executions of Imre Nagy and Pal Maleter after the 1955 uprising.
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Viscount introduces new flight services to Canberra Sydney and Melbourne
New Viscount services from Canberra to Sydney leave at 0.80 am with 35 pan and 520 Bent and the Canberra to Melbourne trip at the usual 5 pm. The move marks the company aim to operate world leading prop jet services as two new Viscount aircraft arrive from Britain. Existing aircraft will shift to country routes expanding the network reach.
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Native Woman Survives Crocodile Attack at Mori River
A native woman Aine Kapi was attacked by a crocodile while crossing the Mori River near Abau east of Port Moresby. She escaped with abrasions but her one year old baby was taken by the crocodile. hospital officials report she is recovering as authorities search for the child.
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Rebels Release More Americans in Cuba
Four more U S. airmen were freed by Cuban rebels yesterday. At press time it may take four days to a week before U S marines and sailors are fully released by rebel hands.
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Snowy Waters Dispute Settled Says Menzies
Prime Minister Menzies announced a settlement of the Snowy Mountains dispute with the governments of New South Wales Victoria and South Australia. He said principles would guide the River Murray Waters Agreement and allow withdrawal of South Australia's High Court restraint once parliamentary approval is obtained.
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Missionary Visitor to Speak in Australian Parishes
H Ed Wheatley, staff officer of the Australian Board of Missions, will visit Australia this weekend as a representative of New Guinea missions. He spent months in New Guinea last year and will preach at St Pauls Manuka, St Phillips OConnor, and All Saints in Annis after presenting pictures of New Guinea to Young Anglians before evensong.
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Labour backs Anglo American unity on Middle East policy
In a stormy two hour meeting Labour agreed not to vote against the government’s Middle East policy, backing the US and Canada as Prime Minister Macmillan warned against drift and warned of dangers if action was not taken.
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Elliott Denies Threats Used To Get Indemnity
The Seamen's Union leader Elliott V. Elliott denied using threats to obtain indemnity payments from shipowners during a government inquiry. He said the union sought maximum compensation and argued for equal terms across ships, while cautioning about international trade and workforce arrangements.
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Man Killed in Trish Flare-Up Near Border Blast
One man died and others injured after a roadside blast linked to a sectarian clash near the border with Northern Ireland. Patrick McManus, 18, was among four travelers in a car when the explosion struck a store near a checkpoint. Two others, John Owens, 90, and Peter McGovern, 86, were wounded and taken to hospital under guard. Police maintain control as investigations proceed.
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Granada Gift for Research Establishes TV Reseauen Fellow
Granada Commercial Television announces a grant of 130,000 dollars to Leeda University to establish a television research fellowship. The gift supports advancement in media studies and broadcasting research at the university.
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Back From J F Special School Junior farmers return home
Well known junior farmers have attended a course at Wagen Agricultural College in Canberra sponsored by Bank of New South Wales. Names include G Brodis P Ta Dyco R Poldevin from Dalton and Guns. They studied animal husbandry and agronomy and the bank official said the program will benefit the junior farmer movement.
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Cabinet to Study Crisis as Menzies Announces Action
Prime Minister Mea Mensies says the cabinet will study the crisis after a Melbourne conference with Munster for External Affairs Casey. He cites UN limits and US encouragement as he frames intervention in Lebanon to defend independence and prevent power interference.
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Students Stage Aid Play for Spastics at College Hall
A student production at University College aims to raise funds for the Spastic Centre. The show, John Von Druten's comedy I am a Comer, will be staged at College Hall over two weekends with profits aiding the centre.
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Man Sent for Trial in Attack on Worker Over Royal Family
William Henry Harms, 25, was sent for trial yesterday on allegations he maliciously wounded a coworker who disparaged the Royal family. The accuser said Harms struck him four times with a hammer during the dispute.
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