France and Russia sign three year trade pact in Moscow
France and Russia announced a three year Franco-Russian trade pact after four days of talks in Moscow. The communique cited progress on disarmament, a cultural accord, and a plan to open Baltic shipping lanes while noting no agreement on certain Middle East and Algerian issues. France and Russia also agreed to UN backed peace efforts in the region and discussed German questions and atomic energy policies.
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Mapute
Algeria
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Prendt
Netlig
Ba Bersapirl
Apie
Aul
Resi Agresd
M Moller
M. Mollet
M. Pineat
Fight Over Poker Machines Threatens Ultra Clubs
In Sydney the Licensing Court considers revoking licences of poker machines amid ULVA opposition and licensed clubs. Officials fear reduced revenue. many clubs across Bush areas could halt poker operations. Club managers say bans would force closures while ULVA backs tighter restrictions.
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Tisha
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My Kelly
Opty Leaey
Eithov
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Ulvae
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RSL
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Heine
UWA
Cine
Te Wolomgong
Jook McGinn
Msi
Chris' Uraide Lon
Ews
Wyn
Iity Om Wagga
al- Wry
Ghafton
Celebration of Responsible Government in Sydney
Sydney hosts a centenary celebration with church services at St Stephen's and St Andrew's Cathedral. Leaders from the World Council of Churches and the Opposition leader open exhibitions at Mitchell Library and History House. The Governor will open Parliament anniversary proceedings under the Constitution Act and read messages from the Queen.
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Sean Open
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Macnu
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Histoy Mouse
Young Street
City
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Messin
Korea Cabinet Resigns After Election Victory
Seoul reports President Syne mah Fiier’s Liberal Party cabinet resigns following Onpor tion candidate John M. Shang’s win in South Korea. Home Minister Mik Siyorg Kean submits resignation amid reshuffle, while Dr. Rhee’s vice-presidential fiamine failure cited by allies.
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Slinfay
Renter
Synemah Fiier
L-man
John M. Shang
South Kore
Mik Siyorg Kean
Liberal Party
Neva Mile
Dr. Rhee
Demna- Torat
Mx. P
Suinicky
Campalen
Cyprus Deathroll Reaches 100 in Turbulent Conflict
In Nicosia Sunday the Cyprus death toll rose to 100 as a British military policeman died from wounds suffered seven weeks earlier when bombs hit a police billet in Paphos. The casualty list includes 12 Cypriots, 2 Greek Cypriots and two others. Local troops report two terror operations and several terrorist fatalities amid ongoing violence.
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Reuter
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Beiton
Anve
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Loial
India Clinches Davis Cup Tie Over Japan in Final
India defeats Japan to win the Eastern Zone Cup finals, securing advancement in the Davis Cup competition. Pit victory advances India to the interzone play in the series.
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Aputer
Tada
Japan
Murder of taxi driver kett involves manhunt in Los Angeles
Police interview more than 30 persons seeking clues in the murder of Kenneth Hearn a 21yearold taxi driver killed near Garden Grove Road Salisbury on Saturday. Witnesses describe a car seen fleeing the scene as Hearn’s body was found and a radio call suggested the killer fled with the taxi. Hearn married and a Hypermantiiold daughter, investigators note he was threatened earlier that night and remained at the site for over three hours.
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Trenty
British Atomic Tests Likely Soon at Monte Bello
Melbourne dispatch reports the next British atomic test at Monte Bello may be decided within a week. Scientists from Australia and Britain discuss safety and design as Aldermaston analyzes photographs and techniques while the test group waits for phase two decisions and potential delays.
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Titterton
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Eam Ierely Sucessful
Sell Engle
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Tilerion
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Brown
Malulinga
South Australia
Hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok could see limited conditions
AAP Reuters report quotes Rear Admiral Bidl Huntin, commander of Thale Fares Seven, saying an outside chance exists for the United States hydrogen wind beet test near Eniwetok. He notes initial conditions west of Eniwetol show acceptable clouds and teen pvo qchmts for Monday morning, indicating possible readiness for the test.
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Thale Fares Seven
Atari
Queensland Election Forecasts Show Labour Lead Strength
The Queensland election results project Labour holding multiple seats with a majority around 25 over Liberal and Country, with independents, including early counts in Nundah and Rockhampton. Analysts note Labour’s potential 16 8 2 seat split and reference wider federal mood and policy stances affecting outcomes.
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Ewan
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Lahous
Ald. Pilhenny
Surf Cadet Rescues Club President at Clovelly
A Clovelly Surf Life Saving Cadet Gleeson, 15, rescued club president Conte Tames, 43, after waves swept him from shore more than 200 yards. Gleeson pulled the men to shore and aboard the surf boat, saving him from drowning.
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Clovelly Reality
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Gleason
Funn
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Gleeson
James
Sui Shi
Carrie Hin Tue
Home Building Costs Up Ten Percent During 1935 3 5
The Department of Nations Development reports 1955 marked higher home and nonresidential construction value despite wage increases and material costs. 30,305 new homes started, 67,462 houses under construction, nonresidential projects rising to record highs, with total building value at 483.3 million pounds. Workforce counts near 121,806, mainly nonresidential activity.
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Rome
Department of Nations Development
Spooner
Doring
Vans
Agatesidential
Hiejow
Acepion
Cow survives attempt at Hong Kong slaughterhouse scene
A cow in Hong Kong avoided slaughter when a gunman aimed at her. She lay down then rose as a bystander watched. The cow had been brought from Thailand by a local catfla merchant who redeemed her and took her away.
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Thailand
Indonesia claim seen as overdone in West New Guinea dispute
New York correspondent Reston reports on Soekarno pressing the United States to back Indonesia’s claim in West New Guinea. He suggests Washington’s response will affect Asia’s political balance, arguing America should support Indonesia to counter Soviet influence. Reston casts the stance as a moral and strategic test in Asia.
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New York Times
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