Soviet demands stiffen UN task in Suez area
In London, Soviet pressure on Egypt to restore pre invasion borders tightens the UN policing job. Dag Hammarskjold faces a tougher path to broker a compromise as Russia backs harsher Egyptian positions on the canal zone. Bulganin signals possible changes if Western troops withdraw, and Britain weighs petrol rationing amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A.A.P
Egypt
U.N
Dag Hammarskjoeld
Associated Press
Reienin Fennoo
Jernel
Hammarskjee
Naples
Italy
Hanmaarskjoeld
Perr
Middle East
Bulgaria
Britain
France
Israel
United Prene
Beirut
Synan
Salah al Bitar
Syria
Marshal Bulganin
Washington
Man Held For Murder Of Lifesaver
SYMNEY, Finlay, 27, a former driver and noted sportsman, was found shot dead in his car near AMarAMa on October 16. Detectives questioned more than 50 witnesses and arrested two men, bringing one to the Central Court for tomorrow’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symney
Finlay
Ally Weeks
Inspector Miller
Munroe
May Walker
2 Man
Waverley
Entral Court
Sydney swelters as 100 bush fires rage in heat wave
Sydney endured its hottest day since last November as firefighters tackled more than 100 bush fires in suburbs. Winds up to 55 mph fanned the blazes while homes were threatened. Temperatures peaked around 83.1 degrees in the afternoon, with NSW districts reporting over 80s and Williamtown hitting 100. City shoppers faced a sweltering scene as a brewery truck spill sent 50 dozen Voldes barrels crashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S.W
Williamtown
Weigel
Pitt Steel
Air crash kills 23 near Puerto Obaza coastline
A Mexican Aerovias Guest Airline flight with 24 aboard crashed and burned off Nicaragua s Pacific coast near Puerto Obaza. Only one person survived while four were injured and evacuated by helicopter. A Nicaraguan helicopter later reported one seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Florida
A.a.p.reuter
Aerovias
Puerto Or Oza
Nicaragua
Pacific
Mes
Mexico City
Boy 14 Charged With Attempted Murder In Adelaide
A 14 year old Dutch boy in Adelaide Juvenile Court faces abexipied murder and is remanded to Adelaide Gaol until December. He wore grey pants and shirt, appeared unconcerned as Charmain Bryant 11 from Ryancutts on Peninsula suffered a knife wound to the back while walking to Mit Cham Primary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Adelade
Charmain Bryant
Ryancutts
Peninsula
Children's Hospital
Mitcham Primary School
Bolte urges unions to suspend strikes for Olympic period
Melbourne premier Bolte appeals to unionists to reject rolling strike decisions during the Olympic Games. He says the period should unite Victorians for the event, warning that continued strikes could damage Victoria's prestige and hinder preparations. He urges pride and restraint to ensure a successful global showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bolte
Victoria
Rumor of Royal Reunion With Windsors in U S News
New York columnist Cholly Knickerbocker quotes London sources claiming Sir Anthony Eden seeks to persuade the Royal Family to receive the Duchess of Windsor. He says a public reconciliation would be strong PR but notes it may be too little too late for American opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AAP
Reuter
Cholly
Wool Prices Rising Buoyant in New South Wales Market
Prices for Merino and Comeback wools showed gains at the Wool sale with Crossbred types also firm. A total of 13,340 bales were offered and about 69 percent were Comeback or Crossbred. Buyers from Japan, Great Britain and the Continent competed strongly, supporting higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Japan
Great Britain
Continent
U.N. Urged To Call Halt To Soviet Deportations
The General Assembly is urged to stop deportations of Hungarian political prisoners and to return those already removed. Hungary reports and British sources say hundreds of young men have been deported to Russia as workers strike for free elections and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.a.p.heuter
Cuba
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Hungary
Kremlin
Rus
Middle East
United Press
United States
Assembly
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Foreign Office
Renortatiena Wera Flontline
Marshalito
Pula
Russia
Bride Stole for Husband Embezzlement Case in New Jersey
A 36 year old bride remained jailed in Union County on charges she embezzled 140000 dollars from her husband’s electronics firm over three years. Office manager Mrs Conrad Miller, married two weeks, admitted the alleged theft during a tearful arraignment. a not guilty plea was entered on her behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Union County
Conrad Miller
Postal Union Threats To Non-Unionists In Sydney
In Sydney the Postal Workers Union reports threats and harassment of non unionists by 24 members expelled for striking. Mail branch workers faced intimidation while mail bags were dropped and shifts restricted, as union leaders urged further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Union
Sydney
Fridt
GPO
P.W.U
Jana
Terror Trek By Family In Hungary
A Hungarian family of five traveling to Australia as refugees endured a perilous 16 mile night trek from near Budapest toward Austria. They dodged Soviet fire, guided by a compass and a lamp, and were helped by Hungarian partisans onto a train as they crossed into Austria then continued toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Australia
Austria
Eugene Usgy
Department of Immigration
Budapest
Nagys
Mcrous Opem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port Said
RED
Suez
Nasser
Suez Canal
Mar
United Nations
Ontee
Near
Fiopa
fcManus
U.S
Mikite Khruschev
Molotov
Fon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!