Egypt Battles Rage Amid Cease Fire Talks
Egypt fights continue as an Allied cease fire is questioned by Labour critics in the U.K. UK MPs press for troop withdrawal only under a UN led force. Port Said clashes widen while U.N. and allied leaders weigh terms of the peace plan.
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Anthony Eden
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Egypt
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France
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House
United Kingdom
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Wening
Btar
Elen
Richard Butler
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Calroary
Abdel Kader Hatem
Port Said
Russia
American Associated Press
Massive Rangoon Crowd Attacks British Embassy in Protest
About 1,000 students rallied in Rangoon with public meetings before storming the British Embassy in a mid east policy protest. The American, Australian, and French legations were plastered with anti Western posters as demonstrators shouted slogans and directed no further violence.
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Tauraday
P-Reuter
Middle East
Fosters
Tarcell
Estaelis
Israel claims Reds captured London base
Israel states in Pretoria that Russian officers commanding Egyptian troops were captured at a large base in the Binal desert yesterday, with Ta Rael's minister briefing reporters in South Africa. The claim involves a major capture tied to ongoing hostilities.
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London
Reuter
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South Africa
Pretoria
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Binal
Dezert
Melbourne column reports anti communist plotting claim
A Melbourne column notes a startled leader stating an organisation plots against a foreign power. An affidavit by Dorothea Wookey of Blackburn alleges assault by her husband and other Communists when she tried to realign from the Communist Party. Police protection sought.
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Thia
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Dorothea Wookey
Blackburn
Communist Party
Iica
Tas
Low An
Fifth Column In Melbourne Prominent Figures Involved
Mrs Wookey accused prominent Melbourne figures including J Boardman and Rev Neil Glover at Communist meetings. The report states allegations that a fifth column would defeat Australia before it started. Mr Rylah pledged to investigate and protect Mrs Wookey amid fears for her safety.
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Commonwealth Bank
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Neil Glover
Canon Maynard
Peter Russo
Melbourne Argus
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Tolk
Russia
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Ryiah
Rylah
Australia ready to contribute forces in Middle East
Prime Minister Menzies states Australia would provide practical contributions to a United Nations led force in the Middle East if Egypt agrees to a military establishment. He criticizes the Soviet Union over Hungary and warns against blocs while urging cooperation with the United States for a durable settlement.
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Menzies
Soviet Union
Hungary
Middle East
United States
Egypt
Nationa
Australia
Australian appoints L R Mcintyre ambassador to Indonesia
The Acting Minister for External Affairs Sir Penile McBride announced that L R Mcintyre career diplomat and former Tasmanian Rhodes Scholar will become Australian Ambassador to Indonesia and Commissioner to Canada awaiting formal confirmation last night.
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L. R. Mcintyre
Indon
Canada
Penile McBride
Mcintyre
Indonesia regrets Russian troops in Hungary fighting
Jakarta state press says the Indonesian government regrets Russian troops were involved in fighting in Hungary. A cabinet statement questions whether Hungary requested the intervention and notes Hungary should freely determine its government. It cites democratization across Europe and says Western actions distract from this process.
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Hungary
P. Reuter
Europe
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Bes
Cabinet adopts petrol saving measures in Paris
The new French cabinet yesterday approved petrol conservation rules restricting private car travel to the adjacent department of registration. The move aims to curb fuel use as international tensions affect oil exports cited by Damascus radio and Saudi Arabia.
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Thurdey A.a.p-Reuter
Damascus
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Australia to admit 3000 Hungarian refugees to relieve crisis
Britain's and Australia's parliamentary discussions reveal plans to grant asylum to thousands of Hungarian refugees. An Australian officer assesses options, with possible relaxation of selection standards for some children and unfit workers. Melbourne officials cite Soviet aggression and international aid pledges to move aid convoys from Vienna to Hungary.
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Hungary
People of
Asia
United Nations
Wentworth Lib
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