France urged to resist dictatorship amid De Gaulle crisis
Premier Pflimn spoke of a plot against the Republic and urged Parliament to grant indispensable means to maintain order for three months. General De Gaulle declared readiness to assume Republic powers as Algeria welcomed his stance and the military moved to stabilize the region.
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de Gaulle
General de Gaulle
Iao
France
Fire Scare On Deisel Express Near Maldon
Passengers fled with luggage as the Canberra Monaro Express caught fire near Maldon, 45 miles south of Sydney. The burning carriage was destroyed, traffic halted for over two hours, and the Melbourne Express delayed. Officials investigate oil leakage suspected as the cause.
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Maldon
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Aire
Ior Ater
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Melbourne Express
Two Injured In Collision On Canberra Highway
A head on crash at Northbourne Avenue and Cooyong Street in Canberra left two people injured. Passenger Cora Onstenk sustained head and leg lacerations while driver Ronald Brettenbrin suffered minor abrasions and shock. Both cars were damaged and landed under a tree. a leaning electric light standard had to be removed by workmen.
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Cooyong Street
U Mra
Cora Onstenk
Brigalow Street
O'Connor
Peter Albert Ostenk
Ronald Brettenbrin
University House
Canberra Ambulance
Canberra Community Hospital
American Embassy Expands In Canberra Staff to Increase
The American Embassy plans to add two wings to its Canberra building as part of a staff and facility expansion. Work could start late July or August with funding from the US Australian lend lease arrangement. An American architect will oversee plans.
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Australian Defence Department
Canberra
Washington
United States
America
Australia
China Threatens Aid to Indonesia Amid Rebel Conflict
The story reports Communist China threatening further support to Indonesia and accusing the United States of aiding Indonesian rebels with weapons and support. Moscow and Peking accuse Washington of backing uprisings as Jakarta strikes rebel bases and targets in North Celebes and East Indonesia amid escalating tensions.
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Associated Press
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China
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Menado
Celebes
Peking
Sorkaino
Soviet Union
Moscow
Boys killed by shorting street lamp in Deniliquin
In Deniliquin two boys died after swinging on a street lamp stay wire. Richard Arthur Davies five, from Deniliquin, and Tan Arthur Duncan six, visiting from Mitcham Victoria, were electrocuted when the stay wire became energized as a conduit shorted. Davies' mother attempted to rescue them, but both boys died at hospital.
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Deniliquin
Richard Arthur Davies
Tan Arthur Duncan
Mitcham
Victoria
Davies
Deniliquin Hospital
Lebanon Premier Seeks Extraordinary Powers Amid Riots
Beirut reports Prime Minister Solh plans to seek parliament approval for extraordinary powers as riots flare across Lebanon. Army secures Beit Ed Din as protesters target the president’s summer residence. at least six killed and dozens wounded. United States considering sending tanks. cross-border Syrian insurgents amount to about a thousand.
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P. Reuter
el Solh
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Solh
Syria
Beit Ed Din
Camille Chamoun
United Press
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