Suez Canal Reopening Two Years On Faces Subtle Tensions
The two year mark since the canal's reopening sees largely smooth traffic but rising concerns over potential discrimination against certain ships. Egypt's President Nasser signals willingness to ease bans while aiming to resolve disputes under UN Charter rules. The text notes tensions with Israel and calls for clarified procedures for settling differences under the Constantinople Convention.
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Teraeli Shipping
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Constantinople
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Israel
Mela
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Egypt
Increase In Flow Of Gold From US Reported
New York reports a heavy but not fully clear rise in gold flow from the United States amid uncertain market signals. The notice notes salted sources and ambiguous conditions affecting shipments and prices.
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New York
30th Anniversary of Congregational Church Fellowship
A Canberra church marks its 30th anniversary with thanksgiving services and plans for a new building begun this year. Rev. A Bowden urges the congregation to maintain a living church, noting past delays but optimism for completion within six months.
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Thia
Bolshoi Ballet Sells Out Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens
A Toronto newspaper advert leads to a sold out performance by Russia's Bolshoi Ballet at Maple Leaf Gardens from June 11 to 13. The single advertisement boosted advance sales and drew broad local attention.
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Russia
Maple Leaf Gardens
May Day Catholic Procession at Galong
Roman Catholic parishes from Canberra joined the Archdiocese procession at Galong about 30 miles from Wagteem. Some 2,000 attended the mile long procession through the Monastery grounds with Archdiocese officials and the Archbishop of Canberra and Goulburn participating.
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Goulburn
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Ted Ee Ion
Australian in Atom Bomb Protest Walk
Herbert Compton a 12 year old from Gosford New South Wales walked from Trafalgar Square to Dortmund East Germany with a banner in four languages No Nuclear Death. He was joined briefly by organizers from the Ber tiah group for direct action against nuclear war.
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P Reuter
Herbert Compton
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Dortmund
Governor General Attends Rugby Match in Canberra
The Governor-General Sir William Slim attended a Rugby Union match at North Oval on Saturday between an Australian Territory representative team and the Victorian Stars touring side. Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Lee and Lieutenant George Halley were among the attendees. Her Excellency Lady Slim joined the birthday dinner of the Soroptimist Club of Canberra that evening.
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Australian
Victorian Stars
Northi Oval
Saurday
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George Halley
Lady Slim
Canberra
Bagdad’s Vast Plan Goes On
Baghdad’s new republic leaders and city authorities push a broad program to develop and beautify the metropolis along the Tigris. The plan includes street widening, water and sewer upgrades, and new gardens, aiming to modernize old districts while preserving the city’s historic charm.
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Tegime
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Tigris
Iag
Persian Leader To Visit Harwell
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Persia will visit London departing Teheran by air Tuesday. He will be guest of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace and see Britain’s top atomic developments during the visit.
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Jemeran
Sundiq
A. F.reuter
Persia
Britain
Londnn
Teheran
Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
London
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Teasdale Attacks U S Wheat Dumping Policy
Melbourne reports Sir John Teasdale criticizing United States wheat dumping as harmful to world markets. He cites vast U S farm surpluses and claims about 300 million bushels of wrist and flour were dumped on non commercial terms. The remarks reflect concern over export practices during the period.
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U.S
Sir John Sid
Lawyer's Diary Sale Not Recalled In Odd Telegram
Fragmentary diary style notes describe a sale and a telephone call about a neck item. The speaker mentions a past acquaintance and a delayed disclosure to an employer. The passage lacks clear names or dates but centers on a bargaining exchange and secrecy surrounding the sale.
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Ray
Ungraded guarantee dispute over faulty gadget
A man named Ron shows a dubious item bought with a guarantee claim. The seller allegedly offered a replacement but delayed handling, while a card beside the stack raises questions about the word guaranteed and its effect on the right to a remedy.
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