Paratroops For Cyprus Escalate Amid Greek Turkish Riots
Violent clashes in Nicosia and other towns raise deaths and injuries as Greek and Turkish factions clash. British troops report wounded amid baton charges while the Turkish side reports Turkish women injured. Evacuation and calls for UN action accompany mass demonstrations and Turkish enlistment drives.
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Suffolk Regiment
Nicosia
Famagusta
Pelta
U.N. Security Council
Istanbul
Cyprus
Tur
Week Reprieve For Bailey
Adelaide report says Raymond John Bailey received a one week reprieve from hanging in the Sundown murder case. State Cabinet and Premier Sir Thomas Playford announced the delay until a.m. Tuesday week to test Bailey's recent statement with the siding judge concurring.
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Adelaide
Raymond John Bailey
Bailey
Thomas Playford
Vatican City paper urges end to reports of self harm deaths
Observa tore Romano says death by own action reports should be abolished to prevent encouragement of suicide. It claims many cases are mimicry and notes such reports fuel further personal crises.
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Vtican
A.a.p.reuter
Observatore Romano
Vatican City
Two Skylarks To Be Fired From Woomera
The Australian Minister for Supply announced that two Skylark rockets will be fired from the Woomera Rocket Range between June 15 and 24 as part of an International Geophysical Year effort. He and Australian pressmen will attend, in line with a 12 month LGY conference recommendation.
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Woomera
Mr. Townley
Townley
LG Y
London Dock Strike Talks Fail as 3500 Refuse Work
In London 3500 wharfies refuse to return to work on Monday threatening the peace plan. Meat truck drivers at the main London meat market remain on strike causing porters to be sacked and others to join in sympathy. Sir Wilfred Nedell urged negotiation while Frank Cousins and the Trades Union Congress seek financial aid as union strike funds rise toward 300000 pounds over two weeks.
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Sir Wilfred Nedell
Ministry
Crip Blade
Serviee Labour and
Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Tom Yates
Trades Union Congress
Vincent Tewsman
T.U.C. Ars
Inquiry Sought Over Naval Officer Death
Retired Army Major Frank Wisdom of Woollahra plans to write to the Prime Minister seeking an open inquiry into the death of Lieutenant Commander Hugh Carlisle aboard H.M.A.S. Penguin on May 14 during an exchange with the Royal Australian Navy. Wisdom denounces the Navy Minister Davidson's report as vague and evasive, accusing the investigation of being routine and authored by Penguin’s commanding officer.
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Sydney
Davidson
Frank Wisdom
Woollahra
Balmoral
Hugh Carlisle
H.M.A.S. Penguin
RAN
Wisdom
Penguin
Khrushchev Sends New Letter to Eisenhower
Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev sent a lengthy letter to President Eisenhower, spanning 18 pages with 20 pages of annexes. A State Department spokesman said the contents likely relate to the 4 summit meeting and would remain unclear until full translation is completed.
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Washington
AAP
Reuter
Vikita Khrushchev
Teisenhower
State Department
Norrow
De Gaulle Faces Showdown With Algerian Rebels
Reports say General De Gaulle plans a warning to extremists as he presses a showdown with the Algerian dissident faction. Soustelle, allied with Gaullists, is summoned to Paris but did not meet the premier. Tunisia hopes for improved France relations as a new dam project draws crowds.
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M. Soustelle
Committee of Public Safety
Algiers
de Gaulle
Soustelle
General de Gaulle
Fourth Republic
U.P.L
Bourguiba
Tunisia
France
Tunis
4I. Gorse
of Public Safety
Lebanese Rebels Defy U.N. Security Council Push
Rebel leaders vow to continue fighting President Chamoun despite U.N. Security Council intervention. They demand arms embargoes on the government from the United States Britain France Turkey Iraq and Jordan, blaming supplied arms for the crisis.
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A.A.P
Chamoun
U.N. Security Council
American
Associated Press
United Nations
Security Council
Wasser
United Arab Republic
Syria
U.S
Britain
France
Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Restraint Order Favours Hobart Wharf Workers
In Hobart Chief Justice Sir Stanley Burbury issued an injunction against the Waterside Workers Federation and its Hobart branch restraining 14 named members from blocking Frank and Dennis Hursey from work. The order lasts until the Supreme Court hears the dispute next month with damages claimed at £5000 each and allegations of a malicious conspiracy.
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Hobart
Stanley Burbury
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Frank and
Densnis Hursey
Stanley
Federation
Hurseys
Supreme Court
Harrow School Faces Financial Troubles
Sir Alfred Hurst, governor of the 400 year old Harrow School, said the assurance that the school will continue is by no means strong. The famed institution counts Sir Winston Churchill among its illustrious alumni.
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A.A. P.reuter
Harrow
Winston Churchill
Alfred Hurst
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