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07 Nov 1956
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1956
Page
1
Soviet Threat to Use Force in Middle East Sparks UN Turmoil
The Middle East crisis deepens as the Soviet Union warns of intervention if cease fire terms fail. Egypt and Israel pledge to support UN peace moves while Britain and France halt bombing, and emergency UN sessions stall over a proposed American Russian troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Egypt
Are
United Nations
Suez Canal
New York
General Assembly
Security Council
Dr Lloyd Ross Expelled from Labor Party
Sydney report says Dr Lloyd Ross, N.S.W. secretary of the Australian Railways Union, was expelled from the Australian Labour Party by the Hunter Hill branch for distaste tactics and for alleged detrimental statements about the Federal ALP Executive. Premier Cahill urged unity as 18 of 39 members walked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lloyd Ross
Australian Railways Union
Australian Labour Party
Huntera Hill
A L.P
Cahill
Erakinevilla
A.L.P
Soviet Fleet Attacks Port Said as Allied Forces Close In
Egyptian Air Force units attacked Gamal air field at Port Said in force today. The field was captured by Allies yesterday. British pilots in Nicosia say this marks the first large scale Egyp tian Air Force activity since the Allied invasion began, seen as signaling renewed Egyptian resolve amid Russian threats. Cairo Radio said Egypt cut diplomatic ties with Australia, and Saudi Arabia severed relations with Britain and France and halted oil shipments to British and French tankers. The British Foreign Office said the UK favors rapid Israeli withdrawal from Egypt pending a peace settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mediterranean
Buea Canal
Pierson Dixon
Britain
United Nations
Egypt
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Gamal
Nicosia
Cairo Radio
Australia
Saudi Arabia
France
Liitian
United Kingdom
Australia Likely To Join Middle East Police Army
Prime Minister Menzies called a special ministry meeting to review Australia’s possible contribution to an international police force amid the Suez crisis. New Zealand has signaled willingness to supply forces while Australia surveys UN plans for a regional force and awaits parliamentary developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Middle East
New Zealand
Menzies
Suez
United Nations
Enap
Olympic Flame Relay Sparks Darwin Crowd Clash
About 3,000 of Darwin's 9,000 residents clashed with police as the Olympic Flame arrived at the new Darwin airport. A four mile relay into Darwin town ship lit a replica torch at the Legislative Council building. Billy Larrak, Darwin’s star footballer, was the first runner to receive the flame from G W Porter. Nina Nicholas, Greek-born, carried the flame at the end of the relay. The next leg heads to Canberra by RAF jet on Thursday arriving 1 41 p m. Actress Rosemary Seighart, injured in a 1954 car crash, is in London awaiting the flame’s departure to Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Darwin Olympic Air Terminal
Australia
Cwrna
London
Reuter
Rosemary Seighart
Melbourne
Navy reshapes command as Tos Miniser outlines RAN overhaul
Navy announces a new ed structure for the Royal Australian Navy, detailing the abolition of the engineering electrical supply and secretariat branches in a broad reorganization led by Mr. Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
Huey
Davidson
Yes
RAN
Seven Killed in U K Evacuation Crash
Nearly seventy women and children escaped a wartime evacuation disaster in the U K. A fourth child died in hospital hours after the crash, raising the death toll to seven. The four engine chartered airliner, carrying six crew and 74 passengers, undershot the runway, struck trees, and burned. The dead children were aged five, three, two and 12 months. three other children remained in hospital eight hours after the crash.
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