Eisenhower urged to call conference of Asian leaders
Reports say President Eisenhower faced pressure to convene a regional summit amid European and Asian diplomatic shifts. Western officials debated a Geneva outcome and the risk of a wider Indo China stalemate as Chou En Lai and Vietminh negotiators pressed for inclusion of Communist states.
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China
Ruimix
Chou Ra-Lai
Supervineni
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Burma
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Walter Bedell Smith
Britain
French Lose Two More Delta Posts in River Conflict
Reports state French forces suffer further losses along the river as Communist forces push posts back near Mano and the garrison at Last Kil. General Gian warns of continued action as United Press notes shifting fronts and expected heavy battles ahead.
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Englishmen Plan to Drop Canberra Test Series
English players want to cancel the forthcoming three match tour with Australia and shift focus to an American series. The report cites discussions by Hughes and Lang to drop Canberra tests and pursue a different schedule abroad.
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Hughy Lanige
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New
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Cold Discourages Holidaymakers In Canberra
The cod seems to have frightened tourists from Canberra for the holiday weekend. Guest houses and hotels report little demand, but casuals expect some crowds. Planes and lanes are described as packed, with ample accommodation for them.
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Labour Aims Will Come Says Dedman
The article notes Dedman stating Labour aims will come as a broader political campaign unfolds. It references voter turnout details, a poll count, and the finalisation of results affecting the public discourse.
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Taher
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Petrov Commission Reopens Public Hearing in Sydney
The Petrov Commission holds its second public hearing at the High Court in Darfinghurst tomorrow. Names of persons of interest are to be added at the proceeding.
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Small Boy Hit By Car In Queanbeyan Street
A boy from Bh unde Street Queanbeyan was struck by a panel van on Tuesday in Momire Street. He was admitted to hospital in critical condition with injuries reported as serious.
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Canada signals wheat price cuts if needed
Grain officials say Canada may reduce export prices amid global supply concerns with Argentina and Australia weighing options. Officials note Canada supplies about 40 percent of world wheat and discuss potential price moves amid Inter- national trade talks and looming Australian decisions.
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Australia
Britain
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Inquiry Reveals Drinking By National Servicemen Trainees
A report presented by Mr. Francis to DMS details instances of National Servicemen in two CM I units allowed limited beer at a regimental barbecue and another camp event. The document notes isolated drinking among national servicemen, with some civilian traffic supplying liquor near camps. Punishment for offenders was described as severe, with commanders urged to act.
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Fiancee Seeks to Halt Suspected Suicide Bid
Report describes a tense incident near Glenquarry where a man attempted to end his life with a shotgun. Police say the fiancé intervened, grabbing the gun barrel as Sunderland faced an argument with Schuterland.
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Schuterland Wld
Sunderland
Queen Al Trooping Of Colour Ceremony Recaps Historic Parade
The Queen rode out at Mercola for Trooping of Colour marking her official birthday. A parade passed by as she wore the Colonel of the Coldstream Guards uniform and the Duke of Gloucester in The Guards, with a grey police-mounted rider in formation.
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Man Sought in £5,000 Taxation Fraud Case
Investigators are seeking a man believed to be in Queensland connected to alleged £5,000 taxation frauds. Two former city aldermen and two others are being questioned over links to the case as officers warn the scheme involved false endorsements leading to inflated tax rebates and hotel payments.
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Omcs
City Connell
Investigatorn Ani
Hotel Hen Lune
Australian Wheat Board Aims to Stabilize World Prices
The Australian Wheat Board chairman Sir John Teasdale said overseas demand for wheat was falling as major producers increase output. He noted two way trade with Japan and Britain but warned that higher supplies could curb prices. China’s purchases tied to political shifts, affecting Australia’s exports and hope for steady markets.
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John Teasdale
India
Britain
Donwid
Japan
Australia
United States
China
Train hold up delays passengers across city stations
A fuse blew on a train between St James and St Tomas causing a 60 minute delay. About 3500 people waited inside the station as crowds spilled onto streets outside the subway entrance. Police were dispatched to control the crowd and prevent a possible accident at Central Station.
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