Two Nationalist Planes Downed by MIGs in Incident
U S planes report two nationalist fighters downed by MIGs in a border air clash near international waters. Soviet and American officials exchanged statements with blame and calls for restraint as crew injuries were noted and reparations discussed.
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Washington
Peice Andum
Ilen
Rane
Rene i Matator
Anit
Molotov
Union Id
Jta
Nyptiine
Hell Frag ‘Mente
Ao Fant
Abincknd
Tasmanian Labour Men Suspended After Conference
The Tasmanian Labour Party branch suspended Senator Cale and Mr Morgan amid a dispute with the Labour Anti Communists group. The Federal Executive ordered an eight person appeal to the conference with votes to suspend them and the issue to be referred to the next session for decision.
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Hobart
Tasmanian
Labour Party
Tay
Weaster
Georgs Cale
Cens
Labour
Lereae
Pearly
Cale
Morgan Wes
Sy Etn
Ted
North Koreans Feted at Show Amid Political Tensions
In a tense ceremony, North Koreans were feted at a cultural event as officials from North and South discuss reunification prospects. The gathering followed talks in Genova where representatives outlined commitments to peace and potential collaboration.
West German Colliery Incident Mentioned in 14th Era Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a death at a West German colliery near Orlenskirchen during Fourteen era, with scattered terms about underground operations and tents. Details are unclear, names and dates not fully readable.
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Morteen Kalled
Osman
Orlsenkirchen
West Germany
Oahu
Effectiveness of Salk Vaccine Challenged in Washington
Idaho Public Health Acting Director Le J Peterson challenged the Salk poli vaccine's effectiveness and safety in a US News and World Report interview. He accused officials of indifference to outcomes, urged stronger assurances, and said future shots would be physician patient based.
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Washington
le J. Peterson
Idaho Public Health Department
Polly
US News and World Report
Peterson
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter Lahorn
Lohyral
Blazen Polie Health Service
Experin
Nia
Idaho
Heelan
Thomes Francis
Jonny Balk
Geneva Talks Face Soviet Prisoner Questions
Western leaders prepare to raise the fate of Soviet and Austrian prisoners held in camps during the Geneva talks with the Soviet premier. Diplomatic teams weigh the Austrian State Treaty provisions and the potential return of detainees as part of a broader prisoner exchange discussion.
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Geneva Talks
Brit Fan
U.S
Geneva
Marshal
Tiviganin
Hiusaia
Firemen Vote To Return To Work After Strike
Firefighters end a six day strike at Sydney Town Hall rally and resume duties as union leaders negotiate with management. The mass meeting endorsed a return to work while continuing talks on improved conditions and overtime rules.
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Sydney
Munday
Sydney Town Hall
Hoad Defeated by Patty in Fourth Round Upset
American player Patty defeats Hoad in the fourth round of the women’s singles. Monae Smuln and Tony Trabert are noted in the listing with others such as Jawis Heed Atala and Drobny. Mrs H Reddick-Smith of South Africa also appears in the results.
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Smuln
Monae
Patty
Jawis Heed
Atala
Are al
Tony Trabert
Royal Visit to Norway Concludes Royal Visit to Norway Concludes
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh concluded their trip to Norway with a royal farewell in Oslo. Large crowds gathered on Saturday night as the royal party attended services and staged public appearances, including a church service and a formal salute at the fortress ramparts.
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Monilay
Icinvurth
Posie
Eigllah
St Aman
Threat of Civil War Flares in Argentina Amid Naval Revolt
The New York Times dispatches from New York report a volatile Argentine crisis as Admiral Oliver leads a naval mutiny against President Peron. Rebels claim a plan to join forces with Uruguay. observers note suspicions and detentions while urging restraint.
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Peron Hun
Argentina
Monte Video
Uruguay
New York Times Corres
Andrntus
Amib Oliver
Linde
Buena Tren
Peron Wow
Praof
Bens
Ana Adaital
Dock Settlement Sours as Dockers Weigh Walkout
A London dock strike threatens to widen after Manchester and Liverpool workers refuse to return to work. Reports say about 7000 London strikers did not respond to an appeal, with leaders predicting continued stoppage and unsettled conditions amid the crisis.
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Mloppany
Tae
Manchester
Liverpool
Wall
London
Dick Barrett
National Amalgamated
Steve
Bomber Hits NATO Jet During British Exercise
A nighttime incident near Bitbury during a NATO drill left five crew dead and a sixth missing after the bomber crashed. An American fighter and a British plane were reported damaged as the French hospital treated the wounded and a separate crash occurred near Langon in the Eifel region.
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Bitbury
Lincoln
Wit
Tao
Moyne
Bind
Ma'fani
Aken
Land
Four Conditions For Inquiry At Bankstown Stated
Prime Minister outlines four conditions for an inquiry at Bankstown noting charges require investigation and evidence. He discusses independence of the commission, timing, and whether to appoint a commission when certain communications are considered by Parliament and Privileges Committee.
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Bankstown
Prime Minister's Committee Discussion Stirs Parliament
Mr. Morgan and Mrs. Morgan welcomed a discussion on a Prime Minister's conditions. Morgan outlined proposed steps to decide if a Royal Commission is needed and where to table evidence. The plan would make materials public in the House or Library, guiding government action.
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Menzies
Hamre Shenren
Monsinn
Morgan
Molieres
Eile
Nehru Visits Warsaw Amid Peace Principles
Indian Prime Minister Nehru endorsed a five point peace declaration with mutual respect for territorial integrity non interference in internal affairs equality and peaceful coexistence. He arrived in Vienna for a two day visit and planned talks with Indian ambassadors and European ministers in Salzburg.
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Nefieu
Cyivkiewles
Nenru
Marshal Ssuiganin
Nehru
Vienon
Salsburg
Europe
Indonesian Army Suspends Appointment of New Commander
Senior officers boycott the ceremony as Major General Utoyo's appointment is suspended. Acting Army Commander Colonel Labia refuses to attend. seven divisional commanders support the stance. The government claims authority over the armed forces as the ceremony proceeds without the president and dignitaries.
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Labia
Star
Meuse
Utoyo
Poe
Aida
Parliament Privilege Debate Cited by Sawer Overreach
Professor Sawer argues that parliamentary privilege limits government control and erodes accountability. The disputed quote references colonial and commonwealth powers, suggesting the Westminster system's reach clashes with state authority and warrants reform.
Prisoners to be moved to Goulburn jail
Moves are to be made to transfer prisoners to Goulburn. Commanders Crown Law authorities and Speaker Cameron’s aide are to confer before sending the pair to the jail, where they will serve the balance of their terms.
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Lraruterpatrick
Rani Bron
Commanderaith
Bpeeker
Bouse St
Cameron
Goulburn Gaal
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