French Walkout Over Algerian Debate at UN
New York dispatch reports France withdrew its delegation from major UN proceedings after the Algerian question was put to debate. Prime Minister Faure and Foreign Minister Pineau led the walkout, signaling France’s stance on Algeria and potential impact on disarmament talks. The move followed Britain’s warning and suggests tense relations as the General Assembly and Security Council consider future proceedings.
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Russia defends Egyptian arms contract stance
Moscow on Sunday defended its position that every state has the right to arm for defense and to seek arms on normal terms. The Soviet government rejected reports of recent talks with Egypt and Czechoslovakia over arms for cotton exchanges, insisting no clause infringes on lawful defense needs.
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Masjumi Claims Election Lead In Western Java
Masjumi asserts a regional victory lead in Western Java based on tabulated results from the PALA news agency and Marjunl Party data. Figures show national totals around 1.903 million with Nahdatallami and other minor parties cited. voter turnout and reliability are questioned amid disputed figures.
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Bishop Warns of Disaster for West New Guinea Natives
Right Rev. P. Bishop preaches in Sydney calling for unity against Indonesian control of West New Guinea. He urges action to defend primitive peoples, warns alliances will face difficulties, and cites potential colonial and political tensions in the Pacific region.
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New Naval Wireless Receiving Station Planned at Bonshaw
The Navy announces a new wireless telegraph receiving station at Bonshaw near Canberra. Plans include a second station and a brick building for ratings at Harman. Tenders will be called soon for both facilities as part of the current year’s shore establishments.
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Ten New Ships For Navy In Next Five Years
A government programme announced by Mr Francis outlines ten new ships for the navy over the next five years. The plan includes three Daring-class vessels and a light aircraft carrier Mettourne, with several ships under construction at Cockatoo Island and Williamstown. A total of two frigates will be converted to fast anti submarine frigates, and a shipyard at Maryborough is expected to complete another project this year.
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Mexican Hurricane Toll Mounts in Mexican City
Fragmentary coverage reports a growing death toll from a hurricane named Dane. The chaos in Menig City and Sunibay ravaged communities, with hundreds of thousands displaced and relief flights carrying aid to affected areas.
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President Eisenhower Brother Seen as Possible White House Heir
Washington dispatch reports critics and supporters weigh in on Dwight D. Eisenhower’s potential successor as his health stabilizes after a heart attack. Reuters notes the name of his brother and other relatives comes under discussion amid ongoing recovery and political maneuvering as the White House contends with a shifting crisis. James Hagerty, presidential press secretary, says no clear heir decision is imminent and documents may be issued in the coming week.
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Storm dampens hotel turnout on storm night
Reports describe reduced hotel attendances during the first night of a late closing storm. Staff struggled to meet demand as patrols increased, emergency measures deployed, and inspectors monitored conditions. Hotels faced absent weekend crowds, with some venues hosting guests in lounges and verandas while kitchens prepared for expected surge.
Victorian storm tragedy kills cricketer and drowns boy
A brutal Victorian storm at Baxter Oval ends in the death of cricketer Prideaux after a boat capsizes near Munger. Rescue attempts fail for two boys tied to the incident, with naval captain J Weight assisting and medical staff rushing to Adelaide hospital. The wreck forces community shock as repairs start to Victoire Park racecourse roofs.
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Damage report unclear theft and destruction at Nigata Cry
Fragmented clipping reports large monetary damage and unnamed incidents at Nigata Cry. Mentions pounds, millions, and damaged homes with unclear details and misspelled place names. No clear dates, events, or identifiable organizations.
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In Brief Roundup of World Events and Federal Talks
A fragmentary dispatch outlines travel from Moscow to London for Ruastase research praise, notes Western alliance opinions, and mentions aviation discussions in Australia. It also covers diplomatic moves involving Egypt, Portugal, and Czechoslovakia with brief mentions of naval and military topics. The text is garbled with multiple place names and dates, reflecting a broad but unreadable news snapshot.
State Minister Fire Mishap at Ward Block
An unclear report describes a minister named Sullivan badly burned in a furnace explosion in a ward. Flames broke out and a worker nearby was injured as the blast occurred during the incident.
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