Sukarno Opens Peace Negotiations Amid Indonesian Crisis
A United Press report from Djakarta says President Sukarno seeks to restore cooperation with former Vice-President Hatta to stabilize Indonesia as rebel forces under Colonel Sumual resist Jakarta rule. Darul Islam rebels in Celebes hamper central aims, with U.S. concern noted but no fear of Communist takeover.
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New York
P.reuter
Sukarno
Indonesia
United Press
Djakarta
Mohammad Hatta
S ‘ Sie
Abdul Haris Nasution
Macassar
Joly
Sumual
Enaral
Mosem Echolers
Bukarno
Sumus
7Th Military Distret
Man Revolutionary Council
Cinese
Darul Islam
Celebes
Sudirman
AAP
Tewatter
United States
Lost boy found after nightlong search in Mt Stromlo area
About 100 searchers including Carbera police airmen security police and volunteers combed Mt Stromlo scrub from 6 30 pm to shortly after midnight for Robert Penze aged two and a half who disappeared from his father and two friends vehicle. He was found about half a mile from the car in ground cover and unharmed.
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Mt. Stromlo
Scrub County
Robert Penze
Allowan Flats
Wie
Werchapecor J. Court Ny
C. J. Alcock
Plane Briefing For Dulles On SEATO Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said he would be briefed on the Canberra SEATO conference while flying to Australia. He admitted he had not yet studied the SEATO agenda and did not know of press reports that some SEATO members sought guided missiles from the United States.
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Washington
P.reuter
John Foster Dulles
Canberra
SEATO
Australia
Seato Agencia
United States
Wool mothproof treatment announced by Australian Wool Bureau
Sydney report says Mr. T G Carter chairman of the Australian Wool Bureau announced a simple and cheap treatment to make wool mothproof. He arrived from San Francisco and said the method was developed by American scientists with close cooperation from British and Australian researchers.
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Sydney
T. G. Carter
Australian Wool Bureau
Carter
San Francisco
Britannia Held Up At Darwin on Sydney London Flight
Britannia, BOAC's 70 ton airliner, was silenced by a mechanical defect at Darwin on the inaugural Sydney London flight. It remains unserviceable tonight and will not depart Darwin before 6 am tomorrow, about 26 hours behind schedule.
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Dankwin
BOAC
Britannia
Darwin
Sydney
Masked Bandits Steal From Essendon Housing Office
Two masked men with automatics robbed the Essendon Housing Commission office, tied the manager, stole £218 from the desk and £26 from his wallet, then fled in a government vehicle. Local resident HH Young heard calling for help shortly after.
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Housing Commission
Essendon
William Gilbert Haining
Mr. Hanning
Haining
HH. Young
Mr. Haining
Israelis Begin Evacuation and Sinai War Debates Continue
AAP reports Israeli forces to withdraw from Sinai while troops and equipment exit Sharm el Sheikh and El Auja near the Gaza border. In Cairo Krishna Menon urges evacuation, as Ben Gurion faces a no confidence test in parliament amid wartime decisions. He defends the Sinai campaign as just and worthwhile, noting the destruction of Egyptian divisions and bases.
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casstuEe Valey
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
A.A.P
Krishna Menon
Nasser
Cairo
Israel
el Auji
el Auja
Gaza Strip
American
Associated Press
Herath Party
Heruth
Ben-Gurion
Sinai
Sinai Desert
Fedayeen
Egypt
Says Coal Stoppage Lunacy
Sydney scene reports the northern field coal strike praised by NS Wales Coal Merchants Association chair Warren MLC who calls the Miner Federation policy lunacy. He notes Victoria and South Australia railways plan to shift locomotives to coal and warns the stoppage imperils over 10 000 workers wages and interstate coal contracts, harming industry prestige.
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Sydney
Ihs
Ns.w. Coal Industry
N.S.W. Combined Colliary Proprietors’ Association
EE Warren
M.lc
Victorian Railways
South Australian Railways
Miners’ Federation
Philippines SEATO party heads to Canberra from Darwin
Darwin report says two Philippine generals and four colonels arrived to attend the SEATO conference in Canberra. General Alfonso Avellando leads the group with General Pelagio Cruz as second in command. They will join the military advisers' conference and represent the Philippine Foreign Affairs Minister at SEATO while General Arellano says the pact is working and on schedule.
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Darwin
Phillippines Army
SEATO
Canberra
Alfonso ,Avellando
Pelagio Cruz
Philippines
Arellanno
Youth Smashes Power Pylon Threat in Land Fight
A London farm family escalates a compensation dispute after a farmer and his 23 year old son threaten to topple a 135 ft power pylon. The son damaged the pylon with a 14 pound hammer to back demands for higher land compensation from the Central Electricity Authority. The Authority says the case is with the legal department and cites a prior payout of £155 3s 6d for damage and inconvenience.
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London
A.p.-Reuter
Daily Mall
Central Electricity Authority
Tom Jones
Jones Staines
Middlesex
Jones
Ithan
Housing problem debate sparks state role in NSW
Senator Spooner argues that housing costs in New South Wales stem from state policies and that a national housing conference should focus on state matters not Commonwealth powers. He questions why state funds for housing stay flat and calls for state led construction and better use of existing housing, while Senator Ashley defends federal responsibility for housing as a national issue.
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Spooner
Commonwealth
N.S.W
Sydney
Nbw
N.8
Ashley
Labour
Ashi
Australia
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