British Delta Wing Bombers For RAAF
London reports a British order valued at 200 million pounds for about 20 Vee bombers to equip the Royal Australian Air Force. The plan includes additional Vulcans and possibly Crescent winged Victors, seen as interim advanced types with high ceilings and long range for Australia.
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London
Asiatratia
Naunes
RAAF
Australia
Weenee
Australan Purchasing Commission
Brit Jain
America
Aircraf
UK Surplus With Payments Union Best For 2 Years
Britain shows a monthly surplus with the European Payments Union, aided by US defence aid and gold dollar inflows. Provisional figures place the UK’s surplus at about £32 million, to be settled in dollars with a 50 percent debt reduction to the Union.
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London
Britain
European Payments Union
U.K
Stewards' Inquiries at Rosehill Races
At Rosehill, stewards adjourned the Devil's Wind inquiry until next Saturday for evidence from part owner and paddock bookmaker Jack Mandel. In the Finisterre inquiry no action was taken amid race results including the Maiden Handicap won by To Be, with Dollarian and Ad via second and third. The program records multiple races with betting, times, and placements reflecting a busy meeting.
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Jack Mandel
Thompson
Adving
T. Mullane
Dollarian i
Selking
Bani
Sat
Advia
Beresford Hope
Wice
Tumne
Palo Alto
Prince
Prince of
Ley
J. Thompson
Bobriquet
L. Coles
Handa
Too
Electro
W. Cook
N. McGrowdie
Seidisc
Maynard
Priory
J. Gallagher
Scheer
Perry
A Wynn
Normand
Mr. Philo
Blue Regen
Pien
Imif Dewnroy
Canady
Finiserre
D. Weir
Blazing Star
N. Bell
Wood
Alleged Spy Sues London Newspaper Over Allegations
In London, Karl Strauss, a former Czech reportedly linked to Prague, sues Associated Newspaper Publishers over a Daily Mail article from 1951 alleging his espionage ties. The case covered accusations, denials, and wartime disclosures, with Strauss arguing the piece harmed his reputation.
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Lordun
Weremeny
Aspioninta
Guy Bourgesd
Vonaid Macamu
Lonon Court
We |Csechoslovakia
Wan
Karl Strang
Daily Mall
Biranas
Ofice
MacLean
Paris
Perice
Straus
Condon
Prague
Strauan
Monity
bin Nanda
Strauss
Britain
Strauessla
Senate debates Eisenhower trade bill amid fears of textile harm
Senator Lyndon Johnson warned the Senate against crippling amendments as he urged passage of an extended foreign trade bill. Senator Willis Harmon Howland and Senator John Rourneman defended the measure, arguing it would spur broader trade benefits while Alabama leaders contested claims of textile industry ruin from foreign competition. Congress faced decisions on extending reciprocal trade agreements for three more years and potential future tariff adjustments.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Tino Iycher
Willan Khowland
Blache Sawer
John Rourneman
Alabama
Spa
Tf Congress
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Kingston Florist
Nish and Joye
Building
Kingston
District Producers Railway Yards
Canberra
Canberra) Ltd
England
Anthony Squire
Anthony Squires
Tina Frock
Capitol Cafe
Tyrell
Tina
Kuitwear
Bualle
Rosehill
Boye Graal
Oh Crageale
Royal Kenai
Divas
Fowlerware
Kall
Otto
Low
Warmray
Pamecouner
Yorkshire
CSA
Lk.c
All Sian
Southern Portland
Wunderlich Terra
W. R. McKerrow
Wentworth Avenue
A.C.T
P.O. Kingston
Pheo
L. J. Dwyer
Manuka
Nore
Vesuvius
Nish & Joyce Sports Depot
J. B. Young
Our
Mylons
Rosslyn
Clation
Abo Prestige Surex
Kennedy Street
Kingston, A.ct
Ursin
Howe
Milo
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