Cyprus Faces Unrest as British Troops Land in Cyprus
Cypriots debate passive resistance amid fresh British troop airlift bringing 6,000 more soldiers to raise total on the island to 37,000. Governor Foot surveys barricaded zones while Greek and Turkish quarters stay tense. Limassol safety tightened after a Greek Cypriot was killed by unidentified gunmen.
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Tension Rises In New Caledonia
New Caledonia Governor Anne Grimald placed armed guards around government buildings closed halls and banned public gatherings to prevent a feared Algeria style seizure. Rightists push to abolish the Territorial Assembly and form public safety committees.
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Unilea Press International
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New Clocks Replacing St Peters Bell Clocks
Reports from Vatican City state that replacement clocks at St Peter's Basilica will be self winding and regulated by a single mechanism. Three bell clocks are being replaced with Evident clocks to modernize timekeeping at the basilica.
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Bulganin Leaves Hospital After Brief Illness
News dispatch reports former Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has been discharged from hospital and assigned to a post connected with the Regional Economic Council in Stavropol North Caucasus. The report adds Bulganin’s move follows his recovery from illness and signals continued government service.
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Geoffrey Fisher
Little Rock High School Court Appeal Rejected
Judge Lenley denied a stay in the Little Rock Court appeal, citing threats to the ongoing racial desegregation process at Central High School. NAACP officials promised to appeal to the 8th U.S. Circuit. The piece recalls federal troops in 1957 and the broader civil rights efforts pressing for enforcement and funding safeguards.
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Bridge Factor in NSW Toll Highway Plan
Sydney Tuesday report notes the Hawkesbury River bridge cost as a major factor in a Newcastle to Sydney toll highway. Minister Bir Renshaw says no firm proposal exists yet and a Gosford Newcastle deputation will press the Premier Cahill for highway approval. Potential bridge spans Ettalong Wagstafia on a route widening the Pacific Highway with fast flowing waters.
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Public Ownership Of Milk Supply Sought By A.L.P.
Canberra area ALP members advocate public ownership and operation of Canberra milk distribution. The motion, debated at a monthly meeting, cites Webb report recommendations and calls for a full report on conference issues. B D Quinnne and Miss Hiten Tilly attended the ALP conference to report on actions and agenda distribution.
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US Antarctic equipment for Australia
Darwin Australia will receive about one million dollars worth of gear when Wilkes Base in the Antarctic is handed over as a gift from the United States. Philip Law, director of Australia’s Antarctic Division, said the base south of Perth will house weather observatories and include huts, scientific and radio gear, diesel power, surgery facilities, and several snow vehicles. Ten Americans installed the equipment for the International Geophysical Year. Law returns from the U.S. after arranging the transfer and will join Australians at Wilkes next January to study an air station possibility.
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Polish tourists seek asylum in Denmark after ship visit
Police report seven passengers from the Polish tourist ship Mazesze sought political asylum in Denmark after a four day stop in Copenhagen.
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Mazesze
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Fares and Freights Not Rising Says Enficknap
Sydney report states no fare or freight increases planned to cut a deficit. Transport Minister Entlekinap cites fiscal caution while Railways Commissioner McCusker projects an 8 million pound saving. drought and general conditions drive a 3 million deficit in the budget, with a claimed 10 percent drop in annual income tax revenue.
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