ALP INQUIRY MEETING TEETERS ON DISRUPTION
An ALP in inquiry meeting faced interruptions as two men fell to the floor and punches were thrown. Gordon Anderson appealed for order urging the crowd not to disrupt a party gathering amid clashes between factions including the Industrial Groups and anti Communist elements.
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Gothers
Gordon Anderson
Kingsford
Smith
Labour ‘Party
ALP
Rane and File
Prevent
Exi Live
Sheakas
Maderaeective
WSW
Pease
Communist Party
Inia
M.3.w. Tranches
Riordar
RAF Attack On Yemen Raiders Reported By Telegraph
Aden based telegraph reports an RAF attack on Yemen raiders using rockets and guns from Aden. The operation, described as quick, drew a £2000 fine and five casualties among tribesmen. Saudi and Yemeni pressures aim to deter tribes and sustain the Bribare Federation.
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Ribesamer
Riad
Failire
Bribare Federation
Alve
Wien
Plolemoran
Democratic Party Faces Split In Korea Election Battle
A fractured Democratic Party in Seoul plans to abstain from backing both Rhee and Cho Hong Am, aiming focus on Perimeter leader Hohn Chang. Emergency conditions, police patrols, and postnight unrest mark election day tensions as rioting and street blockades flare in the capital and Passan.
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Sejul
Democratic Party
Hid
Cho Boung Am
Syngman Rhee
Democrats
Auppan
Rhee
Cho Boxyam
Uneleys
Cho Hong Am
Progressive Party
Hohn Chang
Vai
Naw
Cfish
Rlivols
Hammarskjoeld Pleased With Israel Mission
Dag Hammarskjold, UN Secretary General, said his Middle East assignment showed the UN can directly aid member governments. He returned to New York to report to the Security Council that he had successfully concluded unmannered ceasefire agreements with Israel and four Arab neighbors Egypt Syria Lebanon and Jordan.
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New York
Dag Hammarskjoeld
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Idan
Frogman Joins Search For Buster Crabb Mystery
Sidney Knowles, a 30 year old frogman, has spent two days in Portsmouth Harbour seeking clues to the disappearance of Commander Buster Crabbe. The Daily Mail notes Crabbe was last seen swimming near a freighter in the harbor while Knowles, a WWII veteran awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, recalls past wartime service and queries Admiralty about the case as questions arise in Parliament.
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Laaders
Marsiay Bulgenin
Britain
Knowles
Crably
Sverdlay
Figgard
Admiralty
House of Commons
Crabh
Leicestershire Surpasses 1905 Innings Record in Marathon Effort
The report details Leicestershire breaking their 1905 innings high with 286, highlighted by Australian Walsh scoring a swift 24 minutes as part of a tense chase. Australia batted first, Rutherford and Burke among the scorers, while Leicestershire bowlers pressed hard as sparks flew over line and field. The innings concluded minutes after start, with Australia replying at 1 for 92, Burke reaching 25 and Mackay contributing, before final wickets fell amid sharp bowling and stumps shattered.
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Leicestershire
Walsh
Sydney
Trery
Wien Jolson
Lange Fey
Jome Sah
Tobinson
Lise Gatuner
Ibw
Archer
Tangott
Spencer
Sahnaon
Crawford
Spencen
Sting
P'Storty
Arte Times
Australia
Jim Burke
Wen Maclay
Tad Cooplud
Avivle Lima Weel
Australis
Anck Ruthar
Rutherford
Tan Burke
Aer
van Geloven
Govert
Australi
Fox
Burke
Quesnatans
Team
Warvey
Mackay
Yao Golovan
Marion
Caits Kell Proposes UN Co operative Aid Plan
The Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell urged a United Nations backed cooperative aid programme. He argued it would set a powerful example of genuine cooperation, help ease Cold War tensions, and accelerate decolonization while promoting racial equality and social justice across the Commonwealth and former colonies.
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United Nations
France seeks arms embargo for Middle East
France calls for UN Security Council action to ban arms shipments to Middle East states. Foreign Minister Pineau and British and American counterparts Lloyd and Dulles agree to revive a regulated system for arms to Israel, Jordan, and Iraq, aligning with Britain’s stance on embargo measures.
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France
Russia
Britain
Jordan
Traq
M. Pineau
Lloyd
Dulles
Tatael
Tince Vent
United States Considers Ending Most Economic Aid to Europe
US Foreign Aid head Janet Stone said the United States aims to stop most economic aid to Europe. Five missions have already closed in Wuroye with plans to close in Paris, Reeme, Toansoo, and others, signaling a sharp withdrawal of international cooperation.
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Wamuncrug
United States
Janet
Hatope
Jennt Stone
Isay Bass
Mrr. J. Hollistoy
Esminististiga Shostly
Wuroye
Hose
Paris
Reeme
Toansoo
Aelivany Ak
Beechworth Gaol Escape By 23 Year Old Robert Ackroyd
A 23 year old prisoner Robert Walter Ackroyd escaped Beechworth Gaol by climbing the wall. He was serving a 12 month sentence for larceny of a motor vehicle. Details of his clothing and escape route are given, with note of clothing found after, and that Ackroyd had previously been in Sydney.
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Milliourne
Manny
Gaul
Robert Walter Ackroyd
Ackroyd
Sydney
Experimental weapons tests near Tabor and Central Tengur
Report notes that scientists conducted rocket and bomb experiments at Tabor and Central Tengur, with several tests producing smoke and fire. Some nearby rockets were observed to malfunction, and rumors mention naval rocket production in the area amid tense security.
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Barnabe-Balaam
Ike Sladas ii
Tabor
Great Differences In NATO Council On Wests Tactics
The Times reports a cautious view of the NATO meeting with senior officials admitting deep difficulties. A three nation ministers’ committee was formed to advise on non military cooperation and unity among Atlantic nations as France floated a UN linked world development agency. Britain’s Selwyn Lloyd commented on shifting Western strategy amid Moscow gestures.
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London
Times
NATO
Council
Siona
Eire
Ula
Dulles
Taly
Cpanel Answaye
France
Sworld Economic Development Agency
NATO Permanent Council
Gonfermnes Rourenssgrend
Watt
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Unfavourable Wind Delays U S Hydrogen Bomb Test
Reports recount U S officials weighing risks of a nuclear test as adverse winds delay the H bomb drop. Challenger missions described potential earthquake and blast effects from a high altitude detonation and related safety contingencies.
Atomic Tests At Monte Bello After May 15
Officials in Methowrns Inte y say an ankle test at Monte Bello Is lands may occur after Tuesday May 1 as a scientific experiment not a spectacular explosion. Weather delays prevent duration estimates. press crews will travel to Onslow Western Australia with naval coordination for the trial.
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Agliy
Monte Bello Islands
Department of Supply
Ul-weat
Western Australia
Walt
Onslow
Navy Office
Melbourne
Fay
Louuoat
President Eisenhower Warns on Soviet Pressure and Aid Policy
President Eisenhower told Congress that Soviet moves from threat and violence to subtle actions threaten U S interests. He called for a longer turning foreign aid program to meet commitments to allies and regions at risk, stressing careful study of Communist strategies and economic and military assistance.
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Broslant Seisenhewar
Congress
Soviet Union
Murat Security Praumm
Eisenhower
Aviv
Iid
Messiver
Fia
Arlewand
Wide Backing For British Automation Strike
London headlines reveal 25000 workers backing a broad automation strike over 12000 standstill, with shop stewards mobilizing a campaign to sustain action. At Aston Birmingham Nova Motora, about 600 of 800 workers walked out over 26 laid off long shift redundancies as trade union leaders rally for support and continued action.
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London
Daily Express
Ig Fem
Fem
Coraman+do
Stindusdamen
Stan Sord
Nortun
Whale Tabaid
Aston
Birmingham
Novega Motora
BOO
Fed
Britain
Winstedsid Aist Destroyer Collide Near New York
A U S destroyer named Wiston ia collided with Liestesbergey Eaton off the Virginia Capes in poor weather yesterday. About 50 miles from shore the foray weather hampered rescue efforts and officials report casualties.
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Wintlestid Aist
New York
Hatteship Wistonia
Liestesbergey Eaton
Virginia Capes
Tegortody
Girl Cobalt Victim In Serious State
Sydney reports a girl known as Mary Cole, a playmate of forty, is in serious condition after being exposed to a cobalt capsule given by a boy Christopher Richards. Mary’s blood counts have fallen, and authorities say the cobalt capsule may have been handled by Christopher who lived nearby. The Commonwealth Government seeks control measures for radioactive materials and calls for an inquiry.
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Sydney
Lion
Christopher
Mary Colegopil
Fronuld
Mary
Capa
Herd
Jarrett Fights Back Gamely in Sydney Title Bout
Johnny Jarrett, 87, battles hard against Scarponi over 42 rounds at Sydney Stadium. Jarrett downs Scarponi in the 7th, but Scarponi dominates the late going as the bout extends past three hours. Jarrett ducks and weaves, forcing misses during the marathon fight while Scarponi sustains punishment from the seventh round.
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Pn Dney
Inguusy Intiah
Treaviog
Seligint
Australia
Tmilenier
Johnny Jarrett
Sydney Stadium
Jarrett
Orover
Scarponi
Tmrett
Punening
In Brief Weer and Belgrade Dispatches
A jumble of translated errors and hurried agency notes reports misrendered phrases from Liberia Liberia and Belgrade covering religious text translation and a presidential sleigh visit. Also brief notes on Daniel from honeymoon and Truman family ties surface in New York reporting.
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Cristius
Republic
Liberia
Sirnay
PD Wranok Belgrade
Moniay
Tita
Furlan
Joe Pighh
Teimmn
Dent Truman
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