Suez Debate Shakes UK as Macmillan Sees Resignations
Ten resignations noted with one absence and a wren present at the vote as the government holds a 49 vote majority. Macmillan leaves cheered. calls grow for Lloyd to quit amid criticism of Suez decisions. International talks in New York shape a unified stance among Britain, France and Australia on the crisis. The Mars rerouted from Haifa to Japan as Israel plans to test new shipping routes through Suez, date undecided.
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Ban On Ship Because Of Influenza
The Commonwealth Health Department ordered a quarantine on the ship Gorgon after influenza illness among crew. No one allowed ashore or ashore visitors. the Gorgon would be reviewed at Fremantle on Thursday. Influenza deaths reported in Malaya include an Indian schoolboy and a Penang baby. Teachers in Be ranganor state schools suffer shortages with four teachers down.
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Malaya
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Kuala Lumpur
Penang
Berangor
Queanbeyan Catholic School Project Begins Soon
Work on the Roman Catholic Church school at the corner of Fiesd Road and Kinkora Place Queanbeyan starts next week. The brick building cost about £11,000 and aims to open for the new year with three classrooms a small sanctuary and a seating area. It will accommodate over 100 primary pupils.
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Carpenters Postpone Strike Over Wage Demands
Carpenters working on Northbourne Avenue flats by Civil and Civic Constructions agreed to postpone strike action after a request from the Arm. They had planned for a wage increase of 8 shillings per day, boosting weekly gross pay, with negotiations continuing.
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Opposition Leaders Plan for Early Election in Brisbane
Brisbane opposition parties vow to refuse additional finance to the government when Parliament resumes in June. Opposition Leader Mr Nicklin and Liberal Party Leader Mr Morris declare they oppose any extension beyond present limits, signaling an earlier election than Labour’s timetable for September 7.
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Drafa Labour Party
Dunreay Reactor Nearing Completion in Scotland
A view of the Dunreay experimental fast breeder reactor in northern Scotland shows the large reactor sphere and heat exchanger house. The facility is expected to breed more fissile material than it consumes during each operation period.
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Undue Medical Visits Suspected In Australia
The Federal Council of the Friendly Societies of Australia reports suspected overutilization by patients and overconsultation by doctors. President John Nelson notes a rise in average annual services per member from 3.6 to 7.2 since the Commonwealth Medical Benefit scheme began three and a half years ago, as people seek doctors more often due to coverage of 70 to 90 percent of costs.
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Federal Council of the Friendly Societies of Australia
Federal Council
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Victoria
Australia
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U K H Bomb Test Opens Series Amid World Tension
Britain launches its first blast in a planned series aimed at perfecting hydrogen warheads for orthodox drops winged bombs and intercontinental missiles. The test drew protests from Japan with thousands of students and police surrounding the British Embassy in Tokyo as inquiries and allegations arose.
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Daily Express
Sir William Pen
Saunders-Roe 9R.53 Rockets to Flight From Boscombe Down
Britain's first rocket powered fighter the Saunders-Roe 9R.53 conducted its debut flight from Boscombe Down air base under a Ministry of Supply contract. The single seater uses a De Havilland Spectre rocket engine and an Armstrong Siddeley Viper jet. De Havilland says rocket aircraft can reach stratospheric speeds with rapid climb and strong high altitude maneuverability.
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Reuter
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Hinchingbrooke Faults Middle East Policy Debate
Viscount Hinchingbrooke told the Commons that Britain should overwhelm U N policy with its own ministers or withdraw. He criticized government Middle East stance and warned against forcing a US Russia split, attacking Labour over gunboat diplomacy and cabinet schizophrenia.
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Death Yacht Owner Identified After Capsize Tragedy
The body of Norman Thomas Fisher, owner and captain of the scow Lena, was found tied to the dinghy in Hauraki Gulf after Lena capsized with seven aboard. The death toll rose to two, with Hustace Ronald Breen previously found dead. two 13-year-old twins and two others remain missing.
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