Rebels Expected in Lebanon Soon Amid Frontline Threats
Rebels massing forces in three zones including albeck Bekaa Valley and Tripoli as Lebanon seeks new UN backed police front. President Nasser may intercede with rebels under Hamany?jad’s mediation while Beirut calls for Western aid if UN relief is delays. Market bomb blasts wound several and heighten fear in Beirut.
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Ghana removes British coat of arms from courts
Accra reports that Ghana has taken down the British royal coat of arms from courtrooms in Accra and other courts as part of a wider move to replace symbols with a new national emblem. Prime Minister Nkrumah predicts Ghana will become a republic within two years, while opponents warn against equating imperial symbols with justice.
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Makarios To Miss Lambeth Conference Attendance
Archbishop Makarios will not attend the Lambeth Conference in London next week, according to reports from London. The absence changes expected talks with Archbishop Fisher and nearby ecclesiastical leaders during the church gathering.
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UK to permit two British tries on Ama Dablam peak
A Nepal climbing permit has been granted for two British attempts on Ama Dablam, the 22 400 foot peak in eastern Nepal. The first expedition will be led by Alfred Gregory of Blackpool cranes who was part of the 1963 Everest expedition.
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Royal Navy to gain two atomic submarines by 1962
The Daily Express says the Royal Navy will have at least two premier submarines by 1962, not one, as originally planned. It cites the government’s rush to acquire an American atomic propulsion system.
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Daily Express
CWA Group Council Meeting in Canberra
Officers of the Country Women’s Association gathered for the Souther Tablelands Group Council meeting in Canberra yesterday. Front row includes Mrs N Oxley of Yass, Mrs R Lewis Canberra branch president, Miss Mo Payne South Pacific Area vice president, and Mrs L Davis of Gunning, group president.
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Gunning
Sapling Breaks Man's Leg Near Mohid Property
Moody Plat jurist Mr. Justice EKervin was admitted to Bathurst Hospital after a sapling fell and crushed his leg while he cleared ferul on his property. He was operating a bulldozer when the accident occurred and is reported in a serious condition.
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Yugoslavia May Take Action On Executions
Yugoslav government protested Hungary's execution announcements and defended Nagy and his allies, recalling 1956 asylum at the Yugoslav Embassy. The note dismissed claims of Nagy’s state activity from the Yugoslav Embassy as fabrications and questioned Hungary’s case against Nagy. Observers noted potential further steps and regional reactions from Poland, the UN, and Moscow.
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Diplomatic Posts Convey Protests Over Nagy Execution
Melbourne March 10 The Australian External Affairs Minister Mr Causey reports a record rush of telegrams from almost all diplomatic posts protesting the execution of Hungarian leader Nagy. He notes the telegrams express terror and disgust at the brutal act while stressing the need for peaceful coexistence and respect for human rights amid Soviet claims.
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Ballet Visit by U K Group to London Planned
A British group plans a London ballet visit, with Mural Ballet and former Sadler's Wells Theatre slated for a major eight month program later this year, including Austenity and New Zealand connections.
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