Duke inspects science and cadet training at Canberra
The Duke toured research and training sites in Canberra, visiting the Research School of Biological Science and the University of National Capital, observing cadet obstacle courses, plant nutrition studies, and entomology work. He reviewed working kits, spoke with scientists, and showed interest in the hot house habitat.
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Imainof
Nintroon
National University
Tyo Qreeter
An Muy
Call For India To Quit Commonwealth
New Delhi reports indicate opposition leaders urged India to withdraw from the Commonwealth in protest against British actions. Leaders accused the organization of misleading public opinion and urged immediate severance of ties citing imperial influence and perceived interference.
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India
Commonwealth
New Delhi
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Teader
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V. G. Desphande
Hiindu T Bha
Conflict in Nikitas Turmoil Ends With Casualties
A clash between troops and terrorists in Nikitas Morphou left one person dead and six wounded, including a minor, with several force members sustaining minor injuries. The report notes ongoing fighting as of Tuesday.
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Toosta
Tuesday AP
Reuter
Nikitas
Tear Morphou
British Military Gear for Raq Basra Shipment
A large British military shipment arrived in Basra South Iraq unloading from a freighter yesterday. The consignment included 19 Centurion tanks three tank dozers two Centurion armored recovery vehicles 50 land rovers and substantial ammunition and explosives.
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Iraq
A.A.P
Reuter
Yasterday
Djilas Arrested Again In Belgrade
Milo Djilas former Yugoslav Communist leader was arrested in Belgrade on charges of spreading hostile propaganda against the state. He has a history of prior suspensions and conditional sentences tied to anti government remarks in foreign press interviews.
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AAP
Reuter
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Yugo Eee
Djilas
Communist Party
Boahe
Dusilas
Vladimir Dedifer
Central Committee
Duke Shawn University Saucer Trick Demonstrated
The Duke of Edinburgh observed a demonstration at the Australian National University where an aluminum bread tin saucer spun on a 36ft magnet. Professor Oliphant showed the device, while the Duke surrendered his watch and keys and attempted to lift silver balls but the magnet held firm.
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Australian National University
Research School of Physical Sciences
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Man In The Green Lagonda Draws Crown Interest
The Duke’s green Lagonda, a 120 mph Italian sports model, drew crowds in Australia. The car, with radio telephone and badges from UK racing bodies, was shown by the Duke who arrived with a police escort and later visited Government House and the Prime Minister’s Lodge.
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Australia
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British Car Racing Association
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U.N. Force to Guard Canal Post British French Withdrawal
Egypt ready to let some UN emergency force units remain in the Suez Canal Zone to guard salvage work after Anglo-French troop withdrawals. Hammarskjöld backs clearing the canal while most troops depart. U.S. aims to pressure Britain and France out of Egypt with oil leverage. Questions linger on full or partial canal salvage and force composition, funding, and Egypt veto rights.
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A.A.P
Egypt
United Nations
Suez Canal Zone
New York Times
U.N
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Hammarskjoeld
Nasser
Canalates
Washington
United States
Europe
Britain
France
Reuter
Middle East
Cairo
World Organisation
No Trace of Stewardess Nina Paranyuk
Melbourne police report no clues in the disappearance of Nina Paranyuk the Russian stewardess last seen at Melbourne Zoo during a visit by Russians from the Grazia ship The Grazia captain and crew were interviewed but provided no information.
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Melbourne
Nina Paranyuk
Sting
Melbourne Zoo
Russell Street
Elizabaz Cogudzegt
Clashes Reported Between Russian Troops in Hungary
Refugees describe clashes among Russian garrison units near Budapest and Szeged. Reports say troops crossed into Yugoslavia for internment as mutinies and desertions rise among long stationed units. The Telegraph notes a tense lull as Moscow moves additional forces toward the Hungarian border.
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Hungary
Daily Telegraph
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Pap
Budapest
Szeged
Yugoslavia
Npeernlad
Telegraph
Kremlin
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Russian Assets Withdrawn From America Move to Switzerland
The Daily Express reports Russia is withdrawing assets from the United States and transferring them to Switzerland due to fear of US asset blocks. The initial transfer moved 30,000,000 Swiss francs (£31.25 million) in dollars to three entities.
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United States
Switzerland
Daily Express Today
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