Britain seeks Cyprus peace as EOKA leaders offered exile deal
Britain offers an end to exile for Cypriot leader Archbishop Makarios and three EOKA figures while delaying an immediate end to the Cyprus emergency. The Archbishop may travel freely except back to Cyprus, with British papers split on impact. Handing urges Cypriots to resume daily life as talks widen amid Ankara and Athens reactions.
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Theritish
Cyprus
Archinghop
OKA
Tondon
Britain
Seychelles
John Harding
John
Malartos
Manly Ferry Dee Why Crashes in Sydney Harbour
Six hundred passengers were tossed from seats when the Manly ferry Dee Why collided with a tug and grounded on rocks in Sydney Harbour today. A fleet of launches rescued all passengers within three quarters of an hour. about 20 people suffered bruises and some women became hysterical.
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Sydney
Manly
Dee Why
Sydney Harbour
Hopes Raised For End To U. K. Strike
London reports engineering employers offer direct wage talks with unions to halt a four day stoppage affecting 350000 miners and other workers. A wage dispute in shipyards and a court of inquiry to advise on shipyard terms are under way as mass strikes spread across ten industrial areas.
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London
Labour Ministry
Macleod
Commons
D. T. Jack
Durham University
L. C. Mandleberg
National Employers’ Association of Rayon Yarn Manufacturers
Charlen Geddes
General Council
Trades Union Congress
Import objective in sight says McEwen for Australia
Government aims to limit imports to 700 million pounds this financial year per Minister for Trade McEwen who noted cabinet set the ceiling last July. He explained delays between licence issues and importation create time lags, with June the expected horizon for January relaxations to affect trade.
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Australia
McEwen
Department of Trade
Meesnsen
News vendor fined for loud voice in Leicester Square
In London, a news vendor named Free was prosecuted for shouting his wave loudly in Leicester Square. The by law of 1900 was cited and this was the first summons of its kind. The magistrate described the disturbance as indescribable, and Free apologized in a barely audible tone.
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London
Leicester Square
Free
Shaprance
Aguas
Convicts Escape Pentridge In Dramatic Jan 15 Chase
Two convicts including murderer William John O'Meally escaped Pentridge Gaol in a stolen utility truck after a 15 minute chase through Coburg streets. They fired on warders, but no one was injured. The pair were recaptured when the vehicle crashed near the main gate and were returned to custody.
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Pentridge
Melbourne
William John O'Meally
Coburg
John Henry Taylor
O'Meally
Taylor
Davis
Omeally
Erile
Champ Street
Jaway
Norman Beechey
Bell Street
Beechey
US Ships Advised to Avoid Suez Canal
The State Department urged U.S. shipowners to steer clear of the Suez Canal until all physical and legal hazards are removed. Deputy Under-Secretary Dillon advised prudence during the canal’s imminent reopening while spokesman Lincoln White said no prohibition was intended.
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Washington
Reuter
Stere
State Department
U.S
Buca Canal
Dillon
U.S. Shipps
Lincoln White
White
ACTU to Visit Red China Delegation Named
Melbourne Friday the Australian Council of Trade Unions decided to send a five member trade union delegation to Communist China led by A. E. Mon. This marks the first official union representation to a Communist country. The group will attend May Day events in Peking. arrival set for end of next month. Members named include A Mon, M Ridley, G Hayes, A Mage Donald, and J Kenny with NSW approval pending.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of Trade Unions
A. E. Mon
Red China
Mlbourne
A.C.T.U
Ching Federation of Taebour
Peking
All China Federation of Labour
Monk
China
Trades and Labour Councils
Meas
A. Monk
M. Ridley
G. Hayes
Vic
A. Mage Donald
Russian oil output climbs to 84 million tons by 1956
Russian oil production rose from 48 million tons to 84 million tons between 1951 and 1956, the Petroleum Information Bureau said today. The present five year plan aims for about 135 million tons in 1980.
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London
A.A.P
Reuter
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Peniere
Cara
Iinto
Suez
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Teheran
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Lay
A.p.reuter
Anita Carro
Persian Gulf
Gulf of Oman
Mra. Carroll
Arabia
Pakistan
Perala
Pakiertan
Palkiatan
Sotwhl & Vknown
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