Nasser faces discontent across classes and abroad
The Daily Mail reports growing dissatisfaction with President Nasser among officers landowners intellectuals and the middle class. It cites strains with Britain over trade and compensation and notes Russia's increasing influence and arms flow to Egypt amid regional anti Nasser sentiment.
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Nasser
Daily Mail
Neguib
Farouk
Bally Mai
Nueaer
Britain
Russii
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
No Royal Engagement Say Friends No Royal Engagement
London reports disputed royal engagement rumors regarding Princess Margaret. An American newspaper claimed an official announcement would be made today, naming Lord Patrick Beresford as a likely fiancé. Buckingham Palace officials denied any formal comment or confirmation.
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London
P Reuter
Prince Margaret
New York Daily News
Buckingham Palace
Patrick Beresford
Colombo Plan Visitors To Lanyon Station
A group of Colombo Plan fellows visiting Canberra toured Lanyon Station yesterday afternoon. The delegation included administrative officers from Pakistan Singapore and Malaya and a journalist from North Borneo, with A A Sims from External Affairs guiding the visit. Manager J X Belfield led the group through the property noting fine cattle and meat experience at the sheep station. Mrs Belfield later hosted tea. This visit follows prior Asian-country visits to Lanyon in recent months.
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Canberra
Lanyon Station
Pakistan
Singapore
Malaya
North
Boreo
A. A. Sims
JX. B. Belfield
le Property
Australia
Flood kills 200 in Pangasinan Province
Rescue workers and army medical teams rush to Mabini Peninsula after a flash flood in Pangasinan West Central Luzon, drowning about 200 and leaving at least 250 missing as villages were swept away. Disease outbreak prompts urgent response.
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Ianila
Frigay Aap
Reutert
Pangasinan
Luzon
Mabini
China
Mine Blast Kills One, Injures Twenty At Pelaw Main
A mine blast at Pelaw Main resulted in the death of Kent Reth Roderick, 40, of Gilles Street Kurri Kurri, and injuries to twenty workers. The explosion occurred about 930 am as air shock shattered coal and equipment, throwing men and ponies. Nine were hospitalized with back injuries and fractures as officials closed the affected section for safety.
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Kent Reth Roderick
Gilles Street
Kurri Hurei
Kurt Hospital
Kurri
Minera
Kurri Hospital
Inter
Pelaw Main
Ansett Plans To Buy Eight Convairs
Ansett will purchase eight Convair aircraft at an expected total cost near seven million dollars. The deal would lift Ansett’s pressurised fleet to ten aircraft and position the company as a principal competitor to TAA, despite ongoing negotiations with ANA over ANA’s assets.
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Melbourne
Ansett Airways
America
Ansett
Ansetta
TAA
ANA
A.N.A
New Chrysler Royals For New Zealand
A new aircraft model, the Chrysler Royale, is set for export to New Zealand under special arrangements with the Dynamics Corporation. The initial shipment from Port Adelaide is expected to arrive by late August to October, with operation planned through Ansett Airways in Australia and sales to the New Zealand market.
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Dynamics Corporation
Royal
San Diego
New Zealand
Chrys
Her
Australia
Chrysler Royale
Port Adelaide
Adelaide
Eer
Ansett Airways
R. BM
Ansett
Man Dies After Rugby Game at Victoria Barracks
Sydney report says Corporal William Leonard of the RAAF, 27, from Richmond Station, collapsed in the change room after an inter service rugby league match between the RAAF and the RAN at Victoria Barracks. He was taken to Concord Repatriation Hospital but died shortly after admission.
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Sydney
RAAF
Victoria Barracks
William Leonard
Richmond
Leonard
RAN
Concord Repatriation Hospital
Fatal Crash Near Bowning Involves Migrant Motorcyclist
A migrant motorcyclist was killed and a second rider seriously injured in a head on collision with a car on the Hume Highway four miles south of Bowning. The injured man was unconscious on admission to Yass District Hospital. Police have not identified either man.
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Yass
Hume Highway
Bowning
Yass District
Shipment to New Zealand to Expand in Late Summer
A source indicates a larger shipment to New Zealand is planned for August and September, signaling broader exports and increased trade activity in the region. The note underscores a phased approach with a follow up bulk shipment after the initial dispatch.
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New Zealand
Asian Flu Epidemic Not Declared Notifiable in NSW
Sydney reports the health department expects the Asian influenza outbreak in New South Wales to run its course in two to three weeks. Director General of Health Dr. Wallace notes the virus is highly contagious and vaccination supply cannot meet demand. government declines notifiable disease status to avoid alarm.
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Sydney
Department of Health
Nsw
Ta Lkely
Rod
Tealth
Wallace
Ministry of Health
British Medical Association
N.S
New Currency System Sought by Australian Economists
A decimal currency council was formed in Melbourne with Sir Leslie Melville elected president. The Australian National University vice chancellor leads the effort to secure support from major organisations nationwide and hopes for Federal Government action to adopt decimal currency.
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Melbourne
Decimal Currency Council
Leslie Melville
Australian National University
Canberra
Bir Leallc Aaid
Decimal Currency Councill
Australia
Wool Brokers Agree To Sell Bale Lots
Wool selling brokers announce elimination of one and two bale lots from catalogs after a meeting with growers' representatives. The move follows prior plans to bunch two bale lots for sale despite growers' objections, prompting widespread indignation and threats to pursue alternatives abroad.
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Bydney
Japan
R A A F Calls Off Watch For Mystery Light
In Sydney the Royal Australian Air Force halted its alert after Major General Dougherty conferred with Colonel N Strachan of the Blis Mountains Civil Defence. Frt Lt H Hurley led eight navigators watching for the reported light in the sky seen over Katoomba for three successive nights. Some locals described a colour changing star-like phenomenon. Hurley suggested atmospheric conditions could explain it. A jet bomber at Richmond stood ready to fly to Katoomba within three minutes if needed.
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Sydney
Btate
Dougherty
Bliis Mountains
N. Strachan
R.A.A.F
H. Hurley
Katoomba
Wome
Hurley
Richmond
Comba
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