Diplomats See Soviet Likely to Accept Western Offer
Western officials believe Khrushchev may accept a plan to ease tensions. U N observers in Lebanon may be expanded to 2,000 to monitor border issues, while a two point French plan for Middle East settlement seeks neutralization of Lebanon. A UN police force proposal passes Senate committee, aiming to preserve world peace with a modest force.
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Hussein Replaces Guard and Weighs Jordan's Western Ties
A Syrian news agency quoted by the Associated Press reports King Hussein of Jordan replaced a palace guard and discussed moves toward broader Western alignment. The piece mentions Burgin, Tuskey, the United States, and Persia in the context of Jordan potentially joining a regional pact while noting tensions over Lebanon and U.S. forces there. It also covers a broader UN Security Council debate on Lebanon.
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Slight Signs Of Oil From Meda No 1 Well
West Australian Petroleum Pty Ltd reports slight showings of oil in Meda No 1 well between 5125 and 6130 feet. Samples show sandstone formation with porosity and brownish coloration with chrome fluorescence under violet light, indicating hydrocarbons.
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Ansell-A.N.A to Modernize Mainline Fleet with Prop-Jet Plan
Ansell-A.N.A to have prop-jet mainline fleet early next year. Director Wry Fr. Ansell said the company has £12,000,000 in equipment including four Lockheed Electras six Viscount 832 Mk 25 and two more. The DC-8 Bs would be replaced and new jets would join Byler Air Transport and Queensland Airlines for intra state services in New South Wales and Queensland.
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Menzies Sees U N Conference as Test of Sincerity
Prime Minister Menzies argues at a Commonwealth meeting that Britain and the United States acted properly in the Middle East crisis and urges UN Security Council action. He warns against outside interference and calls for a high level heads of government meeting to bolster UN authority.
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Tribesmen Rise Against Iraqi Regime Near Syrian Frontier
Reports from Istanbul say Iraqi tribes loyal to King Faisal have risen against the new regime and clash with the Army near the Syrian Iraqi frontier in Mardin Province. Three tribes, including the Adwan, are involved and fighting claims a chief’s son was killed. rebels opened by blowing up four railway wagons loaded with Army ammunition.
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TALA May Introduce Caravelle Jets in Australia
Australian officials announce plans to add Caravelle jets to TAA fleet. Chairman McDonald touts Caravelle as top pure jet option after international visits. First of 12 Dutch flag service airliners to arrive next February with up to four Viscounts by year end.
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Australian to be Governor of Malayan Bank
The first governor of the Central Bank of Malaya will be Australian William Howard Wilvock. Former assistant Governor of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, he has been in Kuala Lumpur organizing the bank since January and is expected to lead the new central bank from the start of next year.
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Pilot Collapses From Ptomaine Poisoning in Flight
Darwin report: airline pilot Ken Marley faltered from ptomaine poisoning while flying between Hails Creek and Darwin. He managed a forced landing at Daly River before collapsing. Passengers praised Marley’s courage and skill in safely landing the aircraft.
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