Iman Rejects Sultan’s Truce Offer
The Iman of Oman rejected the Sultan of Muscat and Oman’s ceasefire request. RAF leaflets warned rebels to evacuate as Britain backed the Sultan, while Oman’s Iman leadership considered a UN protest amid clashes near Nizwa and surrounding areas.
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Omin
New York
Arai
Nizwa
Oman
United Nations
Qatain
Balat Oman
Perfil
Abdel Tahman
Britain
Nina
Sultan of Muscat
Orman
Bulganin's Note Criticizes British Policies
London reports say Bulganin prepared an 8000 word letter to Prime Minister Macmillan rebutting Western policy on West Germany and nuclear weapons. The correspondence follows Macmillan’s April 20 letter and a June 6 reply, with focus on Anglo-Soviet trade and a European security pact.
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Rome
Artera
Jhemiten
Commons
Jacob May Boviet Arguj
Boviet Re‘ting
Ible Space
West Germany
Macmillan
Britain
Bul. Mn
Macc
Record Grain Production Worldwide Reaches New High
The Commonwealth Economic Committee reports a world grain output of 46 000 000 tons for last year, up 20 percent from prewar levels. The U S led with 130 100 000 tons, followed by India and Pakistan at 52 000 000 and Canada at 29 300 000. Australasia produced 5 600 000 tons, the region's lowest in six years. Wheat and maize gains cited from rest damage in Europe and a strong U S maize crop.
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Reuter
Commonwealth Economic Committee
Soviet Union
China
U.S
India
Pakistan
Canada
Australasia
Europe
America
Czechoslovakia Replanted Forests Reaching New Acres
Czechoslovakia planted nearly 250000 acres of forest last year, marking a 20000 acre net increase in wooded land as areas from earlier clear cuts were replanted.
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Czechoslovakia
Mr McMahon to Discuss Postal Workers' Claims
Acting Labour Minister Mr McMahon announced that he would meet ACTU officers in Melbourne tomorrow to discuss postal workers' claims. The meeting follows a letter from ACTU President Mr Monk, who said talks with Sir Giles Chippindall on administrative matters were helpful.
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Labour
A.C.T.U
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Monk
McMahon
Amalgamated Postal Workers’ Union
Posts and Telegraphs
Giles Chippindall
Giles
Mr. Monk
Mel Mahon
Remarkable Escapes in Collision on Highway
A collision between a car and a Commonwealth road main tenance truck at MacArthur and Northbourne Avenues left six truck occupants thrown clear with minor injuries. One man from Bungendore suffered deep lacerations and was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital. The truck was driven by John Rex Brodie with Kenneth Hasler on the front seat. car driver Allan Roy Brown and five other named passengers were treated and released. ambulance and police transported injured to hospital.
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Northbourne Avenues
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Wwerra
Bungendore
Canberra Community Hospital
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Deacon
Kenneth Hasler
Waratah Street
O'Connor
Dr Evatt Attacks Clerical Fascism in Australia Tour
Dr Evatt arrived in Darwin after a stop in Calcutta to campaign for Mr Duggan and the Labour Party in Queensland. He argued democracy and socialism offer the path to peace and justice, warning of global Cold War tensions and nuclear risk while praising Labour movements in Europe and Labour leadership in India and Israel.
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Darwin
Cutta
Queensland
Duggan
Australian Labour Party
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Jee
Ferees
Dr. Evatt
Russia
Europe
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Social Democrat
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Bevan
Dr. Bratt
Israel
Labour Party
Camp bell Stops Jet Hydro Run On Canandaigua Lake
British water king Donald Campbell said he would not attempt another speed run on Canandaigua Lake until he is fully satisfied there is no danger to lake users. He noted about 1,000 power craft line the 16 mile shoreline near the test course and preferred returning to England with no record to avoid harming anyone.
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New York
AAP
Reuter
Donald Campbell
Canadaigua Lake
Campbell
England
Menzies Plans Brief Ottawa Stop Before Homeward Flight
The Prime Minister, recovering well, will leave University College Hospital tomorrow and convalesce in London until Tuesday. He then flies home via air with a one day stay in Ottawa and another in New York, details of talks with Canadian leader John Diefenbaker unclear. His press secretary could not confirm UN appearance in New York. Visitors include Austro-Italian golfer Peter Thomayetem Bon.
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University College Hospital
London
Ottawa
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Mensies
John Diefanbeker
United Nations
New York
Peter Thomayetem
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