Menzies Returns Sees Anti US Riots Victory Cited
Prime Minister Menzies at Sydney airport spoke on anti US riots and communist influence, met by Burwick Holt and Osorio, then described Russia as a deliberate threat. He urged Ike to visit Australia after the US election and noted South Africa's internal issues while highlighting Africa's path to independence and Commonwealth reform talks.
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Eisenhower
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Menzies
United States
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Hamilton
Menzies Discusses Independence Pace for New Guinea
Mr. Menzies states Australia should push toward self rule for New Guinea sooner rather than later. He argues delaying risks hostility and notes Australia has long served to guide self determination, with better to grant independence early if needed.
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Cfice
Randwil
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Substantial Gas Flow Near Roma
South-Eastern Queensland may gain cheap gas from Roma wells as Mines Minister Evans announces a large gas flow near Roma. The Pickanjinnie No 1 oil test well east of Roma yielded 2,500,000 cubic feet daily in a 40 minute test, twice Timbury Hills No 2's prior flow.
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Dutch Praise for N G Co operation
The Hague reports the Dutch government values cooperation with Australia in administering New Guinea. The memorandum says both nations share aims to raise natives political awareness while balancing eventual self government and warns there is no set date for independence. Strong actions against subversive activity in Netherlands New Guinea are emphasized.
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Dutch New Guinea
New Guinea
Netherlands New Guinea
Man killed in election riot in Beirut
One man was killed in gunfire between supporters of rival parties during Lebanon general elections. More than 100 candidates stood, reports say. Former Premier Sani Solh alleged six of his campaign staff were arrested by secret police to hinder his bid for election.
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Lebanon
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Eisenhower Aims to Halt Invasion of South Korea
President Eisenhower spoke to the Korean National Assembly and toured the front lines in Seoul, promising no intrusion on free Korea. He urged Korean students to stay faithful to democracy as turmoil and protests roiled Japan over the U S Japan security treaty.
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Korea
Lee Tae-Sup
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Tokyo
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Hirohito
United States
Sydney Wool Prices Firm Open at 19th Sydney Sale
Prices for all descriptions of merino fleece and skirtings were firm on the opening day of the 19th series of Sydney Wool Sales today.
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Sydney
No Terrace Homes Planned for Canberra says official
Associate Commissioner W C Andrews told the ACT Advisory Council a mistaken impression arose from a word terrace in a recent ad. He explained the units are vertical flats, a new housing zone where rooms stack rather than spread on one level, built side by side.
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Commission
Two Dead in Globe Master Crash Near Zanderij Airport
A U.S. military Globe Master crashed near Zanderij Airport in Northern Dutch Guiana killing two of seven crewmen. Four survivors were found and rushed to hospital with good recovery prospects, while one crewman is presumed dead.
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Zanderij
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Associated Press
Khrushchev presides at Bucharest Communist Summit
Western diplomats say Nikita Khrushchev led a Bucharest meeting described as a Communist summit with first secretaries from East Germany Czechoslovakia Hungary Bulgaria and Romania in attendance The talks reportedly covered the Paris summit failure regional tensions satellite relations and a potential Balkan alliance amid fears over Yugoslav revisionism.
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