Big Disarmament Rallies In Sydney And Melbourne
Disarmament meetings drew over two thousand people in Sydney and Melbourne on Sunday. A packed Town Hall event and street gatherings urged leaders to implement the United Nations call for a phased world disarmament including a ban on nuclear tests. Speakers included M L A W Rigby and other figures expressing support for a summit meeting and urgent action to curb arms racing.
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Paris
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Newcastle
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Hurdville
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Labour Council
Man Stabbed at Chic Theatre on Mort Street
A man was stabbed at the Chic Theatre on Mort Street on Saturday night after 9:30 p.m. He is a New Austral ia resident and was stabbed in the left footarm area. An ambulance took him to hospital as police investigate.
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Pratt
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Opoldville
Belgian Congo
Tavee
National Move
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Esate
Manore
Raut
Mead
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Lost 150 Points But Won Road Courtesy Contest
A driver with 190 points in the Bachelor and Spinster Association tourney won the road courtesy contest and £50. The event began at 7 am and ended around 2 pm with an average travel time near five hours. Winners received prizes at the Ainsdie Rex Hotel amid a beauty contest and fashion parade in Cremorne Sydney. Deidre Blackwell, 19, won the day’s beauty title from five contestants. more than 400 people attended.
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Ine
Richard
Miney
Pryond
Ainsdie Rex Hotel
Deidre Blackwell
Cremorne
Sydney
Turkish Students Protests Flare At Ataturk Monument
About 5 000 students demonstrated against the Turkish government in Ankara near the Ataturk monument. Police used tear gas to disperse the crowd as placards demanded freedom marking the anniversary of Turkey's 1950 elections.
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Ataturk
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Osborne Attacks Royalty In Epistle To The Philistines
Playwright John Osborne denounces the British monarchy in a Biblical parody titled Epistle to the Philistines. He ridicules the royal family and invites performers, fashion workers, and gossip columnists to heed his critique, describing the royals in disparaging terms.
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London
John Osborne
Imperial
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Orborne
Madam Grace
Robbery Targets Wool Goods in Melbourne Factory
Police report a well planned theft worth £4000 of woollen goods from a Melbourne building on Wourke Street. Thieves raided the Ca factory over the week and packed cartons for removal, with several motor vehicles needed to haul the goods away.
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Melbourne
Wourke _ Street
Commonwealth Ends Talks With Cautious Praise
Ten days of Commonwealth Prime Ministers talks in London wrap up as a success. The final communique avoids direct criticism of South Africa while noting the multiracial principle of the Commonwealth and promising good relations among member states.
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South Africa
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Pakistan
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Africa
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UN Serbeh Ovedau
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Hendrik
Thane
Malaya
Union
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Weekend Canberra Weather Report with Snow and Winds
The Canberra weekend brought cold gusty conditions with 30 mph winds and light snow near the Alpine Club ski chalet. Temperatures ranged from 34 to 41 degrees with no air traffic disruptions reported. Mount Franklin saw heavy rain, little snowfall, and improving conditions expected today as winds ease but night remains cold.
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Canberra
Mount Franklin
U S protests to Cuba over submarine attack report
The United States, via Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Aly Mallory, demanded explanations from Cuban officials after a Cuban vessel report claimed American warships violated Cuban waters. The Navy said American ships were chased and fired upon, while Castro asserted U S incursions.
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Inter American Aly Ir
Lester Mallory
State Department
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Navy
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de Sastro
Americao
Castro
Theft of milk money and bottles reported by police
Police reported two milk thefts yesterday. Money stolen amounted to £4 16s from a residence in the Dickson area on Saturday night. Three bottles of milk were stolen from a home on 9th Street Narrabarte
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Dickson
9Th Street
Narraburte Dah
South Africa police detain children at City Hall protest
Police arrest over 20 children outside City Hall amid demonstrations against detention of parents under emergency regulations. Young detainees, understanding limited, were questioned and kept in a police room before release. authorities report mass arrests tied to state of emergency and Afrikaner crackdown.
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Oene
Abele
Fire Destroys Braddon Tennis Club Rooms
Canberra detectives forced entry to the North ooliene Tennis Club Rooms at 1 Doonkuna Street Braddon after a Saturday blaze. Bystanders blamed children playing with rackers as the cause. firefighters battled flames for hours as the building collapsed.
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Ooliene Tennis Club
Doonkuna Street
Braddon
Will
Canberra
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