Soviet Defence Chief Warns of Retaliatory Strikes on Any Base
Moscow reports Marshal Malinovsky ordered the rocket forces commander to strike any base from which a plane violates Soviet air space. He declared the army has tools for a global retaliation and warned that Western reconnaissance and U2 flights trigger decisive actions. He also criticized US Defence Secretary Gates for a worldwide alert before the Paris summit.
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Marshal Malinovsky
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
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Marshall Malinovsky
Thomas Gates
United States Secretary of Defence
Soviet Denies Spies Placed Microphone In Embassy Plate
A Moscow radio broadcast denied Soviet spies hid a microphone in the U S Embassy plate in Moscow. It cited remarks by former ambassadors Lodge and Harriman and Admiral Kirk, noting the microphone’s suggested recent construction. The report mentions Francis Gary Powers and the U 2 incident.
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Cabot Lodge
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Admiral Kirk
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Iperhans
Powers
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
U.S
Turkish Police Chief Aman Gedik Dies in Suicide Shock
Ankara reports Namik Gedik, linked to former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes, jumped from a room at the Army War College. Authorities probe the circumstances amid a coup aftermath with arrests, custody orders, and plans for a two chamber parliament and new constitutional framework.
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Namik Gedik
Seeril
Adnan Menderes
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Gait 4
War College
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Goitt
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Men
Cemal Gur
Constitutional Court
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Menderes
Celal Bayar
Yussi
Istanbul
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Turkey
West Get
Genetral Gursel
Brutal Murder in Melbourne Shocks City
A 61-year-old Maltese man found dead in Melbourne’s Little Lonsdale Street, identified as Samuel Borg though known as Salvatora Tobane, in what detectives call one of the most brutal killings in years. The body was wrapped in sheets and set against a fire door, with a table placed nearby. robbery suspected as the motive, and the crime described in stark terms.
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Little Lonsdale
Fas
Samuel Borg
Salvatora Tobane
Civb-Cale
Bomadade
Nas
Memorial Day Service at the American War Memorial
The scene shows a wreath laying at the American War Memorial. U.S. Ambassador W. J. Sebald is in the foreground as the ceremony proceeds.
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Aisnek
U.S
W. J. Sebald
Indonesia readies force to meet Dutch action
Indonesian Army Chief Nasution announced that Indonesia will confront the Dutch move with force. Reinforcements were sent to remote eastern areas as President Soekarno, in Japan, faces the Dutch decision to deploy three battalions and an aircraft carrier to West New Guinea. A Supreme War Authority conference was called as commanders prepare a secret session on New Guinea security.
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Soekarno
Japan
West New Guinea
Supreme War
New Gainess
De-registration Sought for Fire Brigades Employees Union
NSW board of commissioners met to seek the deregistration of the Fire Brigades Employees Union. union representative J Stormack said the board directed its solicitors to file the deregistration application. Last Friday the union was fined £300 by the Full Bench for industrial court delays.
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Sydney
Nsw
Ithe
Fire Brigades Employees Union
J. Stormack
Ta Eply
Coniston
Industrial Commission
Transfusion law clarified after infant legal battle
A newborn daughter of a Dutch migrant carpenter and Jehovah’s Witness mother faced a life threatening condition. Doctors at Royal Alexandra Hospital performed two blood transfusions after obtaining emergency consent under a new law. The legislation, assented April 19 and gazetted April 21, allows two doctors to authorize transfusions for a child when parents refuse on religious grounds.
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Decora
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Nea
Michael Mulder
Woonone
Bulli
Mulder
Sheahin
Department of Health
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the. B. Lished
Inform Journal
Bank robbery in Korumburra nets about 900 pounds
Police believe an organised Melbourne gang carried out the bold heist at a Korumburra bank last night. Thieves took gas cylinders and cutting gear, and remained on site for several hours before fleeing.
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Melbourne
Korumburra
South Gippsland
Escapee's Return Prompted by Weeks-Old Attempt
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an escapee who fled weeks ago and subsequently made another attempt. The readable text provides minimal names or locations, with the core fact indicating a fresh escape attempt followed by pursuit or recapture.
Ampol Appeal Fails in Adelaide Supreme Court
The Supreme Court dismissed Ampol Petroleum Ltd's appeal over a police court conviction for displaying advertisements of the Treasure Chest competition. Chief Justice Sir Mellis Napier noted the lottery issue was separate from the timber delivery claim. Ampol was fined £25 with costs on each count but the appeal on the first count was quashed.
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Supreme Court
Ampol Petroleum Ltd
Ampol
Mellis Napier
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Hie
Nsw
Hilton
L. E. Clarke
Sir Mellis
Eisenhower Unlikely to Visit Australia or New Zealand
Washington dispatch reports President Eisenhower unlikely to visit Australia or New Zealand soon. Premier Khrushchev’s invitation for a Far Eastern tour was dropped, with plans centering on a possible trip to the Philippines and Japan, potentially arriving in Tokyo on June 19. Prime Minister Menzies did not confirm any invitation or visit dates.
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New Zealand
Gettysburg
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Khrushe
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Japan
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