Nasser's Moscow visit leaves Egypt cautious on Soviet aid
The article notes Nasser's return from Moscow with offers of economic aid but a tempered stance toward Soviet support. It highlights potential shifts in Arab unity plans, growing Western engagement, and concerns over Moscow's influence after Tito’s stand against Khrushchev, with Egypt seeking favorable World Bank prospects.
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Middle East
Aden
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Moscow
Arab Republic
Cairo
Nasser
Russia
Marshal Tito
Khrushchev
Tito
Mao Tse-Tung
Peking
Pandit Mehru
West
United States
Suez Canal
World Bank
Egypt
Winter Art Exhibition at Canberra Artists' Society
The Canberra Artists' Society opened its Winter Exhibition last night at Charles Rogers and Sons store Civic Centre, featuring about 60 paintings. The event aligns with the firm’s 99th birthday celebrations and runs for a month in the furniture section. Mr. Fraser praised the artists and proposed murals for the store’s 100th birthday next year. Secretary H. Graser welcomed shoppers. store manager K. J. Gale endorsed the exhibition and pledged to consider murals by the artists.
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Canberra
Fraser
Artists’ Society
H. Graser
Rogers
K. J. Gale
D.L.P Rules Preferences for Coalition in Council Election
Melbourne Friday State Executive of the DLP decided to give second preferences to the LCP in all Legislative Council seats. They also decided to place the ALP first in every province.
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Melbourne
D.L.P
L.C.P
Legislative Council
A.L.P
Vice-regal Visit To Melbourne
The Governor-General Sir William Slim will fly to Melbourne for an official visit starting Tuesday afternoon and return to Canberra Thursday afternoon June 12. He will attend a dinner in Melbourne Tuesday night, a Royal Victorian Institute of Architects dinner Wednesday night, hold a Levee at Parliament House Thursday at 11 am, join a luncheon at Hotel Australia, and host an official reception at Government House Canberra in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's birthday.
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Sir William Slim
Melbourne
Canberra
Imperial Defence College
Royal Victorian Institute of Architects
Parliament House
Spring Street
Queen Elizabeth
Incorporated Australian Insurance Institute
Hotel Australia
Government House
Bickerstaff to headline Canberra concert for Salvation Army
Robert Bickerstaff winner of the 1958 Shell Aria will visit Canberra for a June 23 concert by the RMC Band at Albert Hall. Proceeds fund instrument purchases for the Salvation Army Band. Bickerstaff also won the Victorian ABC vocal and instrumental concerto title and is a familiar Canberra performer.
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Shell
Robert Bicker~ Staff
Canberra
R.M.C
Salvation Army Band
Robert Bickerstaff
A.B.C
Albert Hall
Bolte Seeks Larger Petrol Tax Share for Victoria
Premier Bolte announced in Ballarat that he will push to revise the petrol tax formula within a year to secure a bigger share for Victoria. He argued the current system penalizes the state and that more funds are needed to upgrade Victorian roads and standards.
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Melbourne
Bolte
Victoria
Ballarat
Britain intends to buy US atomic engine for nuclear fleet
The U S Congressional Atomic Energy Committee says Britain seeks to purchase an American atomic engine to power its nuclear submarine program as part of strengthening the British fleet.
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Washington
AA P.-Reuter
U.S
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Britain
Master Spy Fuchs May Be Free in 1959
The 46 year old scientist Rudolf Fuchs in a British prison awaits release for good behavior in July 1959 ending a 14 year sentence. Authorities debate his future stay east or west and whether he could rejoin nuclear research given his past espionage.
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Fuchs
Tron Curtain
Thig
United States
U.K
Home Office
Europe
East Germany
Emil Fuchs
Leipzig University
Oak Ridge
Argonne
Sq Alamos
Britain
Anothe
Postwar spy cases trace path from Gold to Rosenbergs
The narrative links postwar espionage prosecutions from Harry Gold to David Greenglass and Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. It notes Fuchs avoided US custody, faced only British treason limits, and hints he may stay in Britain after serving a sentence for sharing secrets with Soviet agents.
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Harry Gold
Davi Greenglass
Juling
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Fuchs
Britain
Russia
Fueha
Alan Nunn May
May
Cambridge
Canberra College Council candidates urged by graduate vote
A letter argues for non government teaching candidates on the Canberra University College Council and cites J. G. Crawford and Sir Allen Brown as ideal appointees. It calls for reduced ministerial nominees, rotation, and better leadership for the evolving college.
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Canberra
Canberra University College Council
College Council
Melbourne
Sydney
J. G. Crawford
Allen Brown
University of Sydney
New England University College
Melbourne University
Ausstralian National University
Canberra University College
Advisory Council
Department of the Interior
Yarralumia
Canberra misses Oistrakh concert on Australian tour
Music lovers in Canberra lament the absence of Sir David Oistrakh from the national tour. The city aims to establish itself as a major cultural center and fans urge the ABC to arrange a special performance, following strong receptions in Sydney and Melbourne.
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David Oistrakh
Canberra
A.B.C
Tait
Oistrakh
Sydney
Melbourne
Mona Barry
Letter on Canberra Zoological Gardens and public amusements
Ethel M. McDonell Ainslie voices support for a Canberra zoo with an SPCA home for stray pets. She suggests adding a glaciarium under the Griffin Plan to entertain children during holidays and educate the public about animal life.
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Inrely
J. Paramonov
Zoological Gardens
Canberra
S.P.C.A
Griffin
Ethel M. McDonell Ainslie
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