Fleet Ready for Invasion of Celebes
Indonesian military commanders prepare a fleet to seize the rebel stronghold in North Celebes as government sources cite ongoing drives from Djakarta toward Sumatra and Celebes to end the rebellion. Premier Dr. Djuanda confirms arrival of Soviet styled jet trainer aircraft.
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Europe
Eisenhower warns of balanced terror and global threat
President Eisenhower warned at a Republican dinner that the United States faces a era of balanced terror from communist imperialism. He urged enactment of a sweeping defence reform, renewed mutual security, and free trade worldwide to ensure national survival and liberty.
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Seiffert Seeks Limits on Zatchment Board Power
Sydney parliament member Mr. Seiffert announced plans to curb the Zatchment Area Protection Board. He would amend the Lands Act and Conservation Act to restrict the board while backing Snowy Mountains Authority moves to grant new leases for grazing next summer.
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Canada
Pleven to Form Cabinet Amid French Political Crisis
Rene Pleven notified President Rene Coty he would form a new government. He plans a cabinet selection with ministers and outlines programs including North Africa policy currency stabilisation and constitutional reform. He aims to directly engage Tunisia's Bourguiba and limit foreign interference in Algeria while seeking stable nationalist support.
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NATO Ministers Back Summit Approach Amid East West Talks
The two day NATO ministerial debate yielded near agreement on pressing to a summit, with Canada urging steady, careful preparations. Smith stressed maintaining momentum while avoiding premature conclusions, echoed by Selwyn Lloyd and Dulles. London reports also flag Kremlin turmoil possibly delaying talks.
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Outer Mongolia
Magistrate Praises Police Bravery On Commemoration Day
In Sydney a magistrate urged respect for police during a Commemoration Day incident. William Peter Davies of St Andrews College faced charges of offensive behaviour after a crowd including university students gathered in Martin Place. Constable Warren described Davies among several who blocked the roadway.
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Two Miners Killed by Seven-Ton Slab at Richmond Main
In Newcastle on a Wednesday two miners were crushed to death when a seven ton slab toppled at Richmond Main Colliery, Kurrl. The victims were Hubert Blackwell, 58, of Deakin Street Kurt, and Walter Simpson, 38, of Hopetoun Street Kurz. Other miners dug to reach them in vain.
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Planes Chosen for War Reasons in Australia Defence
In Parliament Mr Osborne states Australia will receive twelve aircraft from November 1958 to January 1959 at £925 500 each. Spare engines and parts add £332 000 per plane. The jets will support Navy Army and Air Force units domestically and overseas under ANZUS and SEATO.
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