De Gaulle bid leads Corsica crisis and NATO naval moves
The report outlines a French bid led by General De Gaulle to form a coalition amid Corsican tensions, threats to mainland authority, and cabinet reshuffles. It notes a French naval squadron from Algiers to Bone, Malta postmortem discussions, and public safety measures as Tunisia and Algeria confront French actions.
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Dtarte
Reuter
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Lorraine
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Malta
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Public Service Unions Prepare Case for Higher Wages
Representatives of about 30 unions in the Commonwealth public service meet in Melbourne to plan their case for higher wages. The Australian Council of Trade Unions says the meeting will consider the basis for claims and how to present them to the Public Service Board and related agencies.
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Souter
Nig Joint Council
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Floods Rise in Derwent Valley Threaten Towns and Bridges
Derwent Valley towns including Fontes ut Bushy Patric and Moke face rising waters as the main street floods to several feet. Weather Bureau warns of worsening conditions with hills sending floodwaters toward Wabkingun and Will areas. Volunteers mobilize to save bridges on the Stic River while officials issue warnings and prepare responses for the submerged valley communities.
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Amall
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Morow
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Collision Near Stop Sign at Canberra Intersection
A car and a utility vehicle collided near a stop sign at the intersection of Most and Cooyang streets in Canberra late yesterday afternoon. One driver, Jactt Mashjissid of The Crea Cent, Qaranheysa, suffered a severe shock and was transported by Canberra Ambulance to Canberra Community Hospital for treatment.
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Qaranheysa
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Canberra Community Hospital
Red China May Resume Trade With Japanese
The Sino-Japanese Export-Report Trade Association said through Japanese traders in Beijing that Communist China is prepared to resume trade with Japan on two conditions. They seek a guarantee against any incidents against the Communist Chinese National Blog and a guarantee for the safe operation of a permanent Chinese trade mission by Japan. China did not consider diplomatic recognition a prerequisite for resuming trade.
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China
Japan
U S Interest in Another Rejected Plane
The United States lobbied for a new vertical take-off fighter after US Air Force personnel urged action. Report cites Daily Mail noting UK planners rejected a design by aviation pioneer Sir Sydney Jam, 65, creator of the Hurricane and Hunter Jet.
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Daily Mail
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Sydney Jam
Gusts wreak havoc in Melbourne area and wreck crane
Severe winds buffeted Victorian coast and Melbourne suburbs halting trains for hours. A 210 foot crane toppled, crashing into a dock yard, house, and power lines. fire sparked in a nearby residence as branches toppled, knocking out power and damaging railway vehicles.
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Newport
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Victoria
Dudley Street Coat Yard
U K Naval Moves In Mediterranean Start Speculation
A UK naval group including carrier Ak Rousi a class cruiser and several destroyers and support ships was seen near Limassol Cyprus amid Lebanon crisis speculation. Beirut reports claim battles with rebels and a deadly blast on a Beirut tram. Army says major offensives ongoing in North Lebanon with heavy casualties reported on both sides.
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Alka
Death of Lady Page After Long Illness at Grafton
Lady Page wife of Sir Barte Page died at Grafton Bee Hospital after a long illness. She supported political and philanthropic movements alongside her husband, married in 1908 as Ethel Bhunt. She trained as a nurse at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Sydney under Dr Earlerained. For seven years she served on the central executive of the Country Party. Lady Page survived by Sir Barla, a daughter and three sons.
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Barte Page
Grafton Bee Hospital
Lally Page
Ethel
Aisir
Royal Prince
Alfeed Hospital
Sydney
Earlerained
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Barla
Bitter Day At Canberra Cooler than October with 50.5 F high
Canberra yesterday recorded its coldest day since October with a maximum of 50.5 degrees. A cold blue wind at times near 50 mph made conditions unpleasant for shoppers and travelers, affecting tram work and outdoor activity.
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Warm Autumn In Sydney Records Tallest March Heat
Sydney reports a record warm autumn with average daily highs around 685 degrees since March. The figure beats the 1993 autumn by about two degrees, while Mt Kosciuszko saw nearly four inches of snow. A statewide cooling trend appeared today as that nine day forecast suggested mainly fine, mild weather ahead.
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Malta
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L'Aurore
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Kairoulan
Marseilles
Sydney
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