Britain detonates hydrogen bomb ahead of schedule
The Daily Mail and papers across London report Britain's hydrogen bomb test went ahead as planned, with high altitude detonation off the coast and sea- and airborne sampling to check radioactivity. Officials say fallout was negligible and the act signals a major shift in Free World strength amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Macmillan
Rowe
London
Britain
United
Tamber
Nevada Des Mupply
Nees Shronicla
Gaitskell
Japan
United States
Micini
John Flracher
Labour
Ministry of Beprly
Vallanta
Canberra
Cooen
Pacific
London Daily Express Today
Tokyo
Yasui
Daily Express
Foreign Office
Adenauer Party Calls for NATO Strengthening and Armament
The Christian Democratic Party in Hamburg released a manifesto urging stronger NATO defenses and a united Europe under freedom. It calls for general controlled disarmament within a Europe of free states and the reentry of Germany into peaceful dialogue and tied to lawful, released Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Rurangy
Germany
Influenza Epidemic Reaches Malayan Frontier
The influence epidemic spreading through Binga Yrs and Malaya has reached the Malayan frontier. Officials warn of a growing Dienic impact with reported cases climbing to about 21,000 in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Kuala Lumpur
Thura
Malaya
Chatland Medical Department
Wohwemen
Haa al Erty
France Joins Push for Suez Canal Statute
France plans a final appeal for a UN backed canal statute conforming to navigation principles approved previously. Premier Guy Mollet said Egypt’s current passage terms are unacceptable and offered to resign in protest, a move rejected by President Coty amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
United Nations
Council
M. Guy Mollet
New York
Port Seid
A.a.p.-Reuter
Security Council
Ted Tal
M. Mollet
Rene Coty
Australia
Ronald Walker
Bermaveny
M. Cecile Picottor
Industrial Unrest Looms As Long Service Leave Tangles
The Australian unions face potential direct action after employers moved to seek eight weeks long service leave for metal trades. The ACTU emergency committee will meet in Melbourne and Sydney to plan a union response while state governments weigh intervention. A federal case may set a long service leave standard across jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavr
Souter
A.C.T.U
Melbourne
Sydney
Arbitration Commission
Res
Bouter
Privy Council
State Line
Naw
Victoria
Queens
AC T.U
Ac.t.u
Brisbane
Federated Ironworkers’ Association
L. Short
Ncus
N.8.w
Short
Commonwealth Council of the Aeu
A. Horsburgh
Metal Tradea
Sydney Trades Hall
Commonwealth Arbitration Commission
N.S.W
AEU
ASE
E T.U
F.la
Fedf.a
Perth
Victorian
Queensland
Tasmanian
Taxation 10 Boost Indian Prices
New Delhi report says Indians will pay more for everything from matches and tobacco to motor fuels and rail fares after an austerity budget. Finance Minister T Krishna Machari announced major tax hikes to curb inflation and stabilize the economy amid RBI actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
A.A.P
T. Krishna Machari
Reserve Bank of India
Zurich
India
May to Poll CAITA: Government election delay proposal
Government leaders discuss a plan to extend voting or delay an election until September. The proposal would temporarily adjust election timing and allow authorities to respond to political constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caita
Midnight Sessions in Senate Highlight Late Night Protest
Lawmakers pressed a midnight protest over a street monopoly as the Senate faced extended sessions. Senators McKenna Cameron O'Fisherty argued for cautious hours, with O'Fisherty calling for comfort and a fortnight more of debate while a motion to start new business after 10.30 pm passed 29 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Lab. Vic
O'Fisherty
Lab. S.A
Students Fly Red Flag Over Police Station
A student protest in JUAHADE area saw a red flag fly from a mast above a police station for over an hour before officers removed it. Police faced a large group of demonstrators outside Sag-hanging prank linked to prior arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juahade
Rumnell Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.K
Thureday
P-Reuter
Suez Canal
Poste and Telegrapha
Feseieh
Canberra P.M
W. Philips
Ips
Mesergrove
Metal Trades South Wales
Seoanenae
Land and Tasman
Senate
Armstrong
Lab. N.S.W
McKenna
voInss
Collins Street
Patra Cara
Demonstratores
Checa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!