Air pact signed between Pakistan and Portugal in Karachi
An air agreement was signed in Karachi between Pakistan and Portugal. Signatories included Pakistan's Mr. 5.N. Baker Director General of Civil Aviation and Portugal's Dr. Alvaro Brilmanta Laborinho Minister of Portual. The event was witnessed by officials including Badruddin Ahmede Ahmede and Dr. Foxe Moreira de Campos Alves.
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Pakistan
Portugal
Karachi
N. Baker
Alvaro Brilmanta Laborinho
Portusal
Badruddin Ahmede
Administration Civil Aviation
Government of
Foxe Moreira de Campos Alves
Legation of
Ahmad Ali
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Commonwealth Relations
National Roll Of Honour For War Memorial
A roll of honour to commemorate Australians who died in all wars will be erected at the Australian War Memorial. The Interior Minister said over 100,000 names would be inscribed on 450 panels affixed to the cloister wall. Work will take years with the first stage planned for 1998-50. Existing names from battles such as Bhaggy Ridge, Bescon EI, Artillery Hull and Tobruk will be included as space allows. The project includes models of evacuation and supply transport and a reprinted pictorial history. Preparations for strengthening the Hall of Memory floor for a 28 ton ex serviceman statue proceed, completing the hall. Mosaic work on the walls and dome is finished, with new diagrams of the last war and Wewak and Tarakan points positioned.
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Australia
Suday
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Pairhall
Paihail
Bhaggy Ridge
Bescon EI
Artillery Hull
Tobruk
Litem
Fairhill
Sec
Cera
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Taly
Nimliar
Vie
Wewak Point
Tarakan
Malaya
Fingapore
A.a.p.reuter
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South East Asia
The
Straits' Times
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Macmillan Addresses Canadian Parliament in Rousing Speech
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged Canadian parliamentarians not to be misled by wartime rhetoric and warned against complacency toward Hitler. The speech to both houses drew a standing ovation as he stressed vigilance and unity.
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P.M. Ovtawa
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Hitler
ALP Seeks 370 Million for Housing Drive
Melbourne conference backs a major housing scheme to quickly expand building and create employment. It calls for doubling finance under the commonwealth state housing agreement, releasing 100 million from bank reserves at low rates for private homes, floating a 100 million housing loan for co operative and housing bodies, and urging another 100 million for school building programs.
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Melbourne
ALP
Anual
The
Commonwealth
Plot Against Asian Prince Loma Sparks Lima Visit Probe
Police investigate a reported plot targeting Prince Loma of Peru as Takshito Mikes and others plan to meet him in Lima on June 24 with official visas. A large Japanese colony mentioned in the report adds tension to the developing case.
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Loma
Peru
Reuter
Potes
Takshito Mikes
Lima
Petts
High Climb By French Helicopter ARIS Sunday
A scrambled OCR news brief notes a French Alouette climb toward the atmosphere and mentions a political resignation linked to President Eisenhower's adviser amid a garbled report. It also references a Swiss vote on women's suffrage and other global items in brief form.
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Reuter
Alouette
Bad Aviation
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Siratoupha Ier
A.ap
Makarios Faces Cyprus Crisis as Troops Deploy
Archbishop Makarios braces for pivotal choices as Britain speeds 2,600 paratroopers into Cyprus amid mounting Greek Turkish clashes. Sir Hugh Foot imposes daytime curfew to curb unrest while Greek Cypriot mayors appeal to the United Nations for immediate international protection and protest alleged British complicity.
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Nicosia
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Hugh Foot
Government House
Orr Claims New Evidence To Deny Misconduct
Mr. Orr stated that sworn statements from several people dispute misconduct claims involving himself and Russ Kemp. He said new witnesses and a university inquiry may refute the allegations, and urged the university and Supreme Court to review the evidence to clear his name.
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Ory
I Melbaurste
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Diay
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Omer
Tustic
Une University
Mar Kemp
Ori
Jim
Supreme Court
Missing yawl arrives at Moreton Bay
ARISBANE Sumeay 11 20ft yawl Trekeka missing for 10 days in eyeionic seas off northern N S W arrived at Moreton Bay Queensland The yawl with lone Ene Usuman John Cuzawell aboard was star damaged but seaworthy Trekiee had been the object on of intense air sea search since spied from Golty Harbour itll the grath of the cyclone last Thurn Gunzwell said today he was amazed by the search for him He had been forced 100 miles off course as the cyclone sent loxsed the fast around the al corn He was powerless to do anything but reef all sails and ride it Tretria was first sighted rounding the northern point of Moreton Bay by radio comedian and shark fishermen Bob Dyer and taken in tow The algal from Dyers fishing launch halted the search
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Arisbane
Sumeay
Trekeka
Nothern
N.S.W
Moreton Bay
Queensland
Ene Usuman
John Cuzawell
Golty Harbour
Gunzwell
Alcorn
Bob Dyer
Dyer
Swedish Note On Butter Exports To Britain Stir Talks
A Swedish note to the British Embassy indicates Sweden will publicly disclose its butter export stance next week. It replies to Britain's May 16 request to end subsidised exports or limit total butter exports to 8,000 tons for next year amid New Zealand protests over cheap butter flooding the British market.
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Stocgeholm
AALE
Sweden
Britain
Britch
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Torturer Loses Appeal Over Auschwitz Death Sentence
Otto Locke, 44, a guard who tortured seven Jewish prisoners to death at the Auschwitz camp, fails in another appeal, remaining sentenced to life of hard labor.
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Berlin
A.A. PaRenter
Otto Locke
Ausch- Wwils
Search disproves Bailey claim in self defense case
Bailey denied stabbing a man in self defense during the December 5 incident in which Thomas Whelan and Thyra Bowman were involved. Police searched for a bloodstained knife near Mrs Bowman's location but halted after Bailey offered no further statements. Bailey remained jailed in Alice Springs awaiting transfer to Adelaide Gaol. Mrs Bailey reported her husband fled to NSW with their son Michael before new developments yesterday.
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Witter
Mel
Thyra Bowman
Bowman
Bee Anguter Ant Thomas Whelan
Bailey
Mount Tan
Terday
Halley
Nsw
Michael
Adelaiie
Baq
Prisoner Breaks From Auckland Gaol Then Returns
Blenard McDonald, held in preventative detention at Auckland gaol, escaped, robbed a canton at Cam Law Park, and stole cigarettes and tobacco before reoffending. An Auckland magistrate yesterday sentenced him to two years’ gad.
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AP -Reuter
Blenard McDonald
Auckland Gant
Camlaw Park
Healrn’ Dade
Auckland
Yeaterday
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