Eisenhower Backs Dulles Plan In Formosa Crisis
President Eisenhower supports Dulles plan for Quemoy and Matso defense while urging cautious forces. Chiang Kai-shek criticizes troop reductions as off shore defense remains key amid cross strait tension. Soviet warnings and Chinese press reflect rising alignment against Western opposition in the Western Pacific.
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Chiang Kaishek
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Sov‘Viet
Nikita Khrushchev
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Dulles
Chang Kai-shek
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Chies
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Pachic
Felt
Washington
Anzus Treaty Council
Berdin
Taipei
China Daily News
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Munich
Interim police bribe allegations report tabled by Cahill
Premier Cahill tabled an interim report to the Legislative Assembly on police bribe allegations. Police Commissioner Delaney is still investigating claims that officers accepted bribes from towing services to win business. Reports say evidence exists from service providers about payments to police.
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Cahill
Legislative Assembly
Delaney
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St. Newspavera
Apertore
Three Die In Dutch Train Crash Near Zwolle
Three people were killed and eight injured when an express train collided with a bus at a level crossing near Zwolle yesterday. The accident disrupted service as emergency crews worked at the scene.
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Zwolle
Holland
Reuter
French floods leave 36 dead feared in Marseille region
Reports from Paris say floods across southeast France left at least 36 dead with authorities warning the toll may rise. Rescue teams continue searches in affected villages as waters recede.
Princess Margaret Nearly Hit by Car in Bruges Square
Princess Margaret narrowly avoided a collision with a small blue car in Bruges main square. The driver Martha Sels of Aynverp said she believed the vehicle contained a tourist and apologized after noting the Princess was unharmed and uninjured.
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Belgium
AAP Reuter
Princess Margaret
Martha Sels
Aynverp
Margaret
Princesa
Bevan Urges Labour To Drop Dirty Word Charge
Aneurin Bevan told a Labour rally that public ownership should not be labeled a dirty word He warned the party against repeating the idea that nationalisation is a sacred issue causing fatal Tory divisions. The address underscores the party’s push to broaden support.
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Scarborough
Aneurin Bevan
Labour Party
Import levels likely to be retained amid trade deficits
The government reportedly keeps the overall import ceiling at £800 million with about £120 million in dollar expenditure to sustain essential materials. Export earnings shortfalls widen overseas deficits, prompting cautions of stricter future restrictions and potential impact on raw material flows.
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Australia
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Xhiniel Ab
Sugreaes
Tee Total
Fmport
BNF Fistoe
Senators split over limits plan from Joint Parliamentary committee
Government senators debate the Joint Parliamentary Constitution review committee recommendations to limit the Senate. Senator Wright and others oppose changes while a minority dissent questions the 30 day delay on money bills and broader powers. Prime issues include impact on states and Senate authority.
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House of Representatives
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Downer
Iraq Premier Consolidates Power After Cabinet Ousts
In Baghdad Colonel Arif and two top aides are ousted as Premier Russon eliminates rivals. Observers note the premier now stands as undisputed leader with cabinet reshuffle replacing anti West ministers and education and development officials.
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Russon
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Padal Ratub
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Jabar Gruar
Murder Attempt at Scotland Yard Reported by Daily Mail
A Daily Mail report described an attempted act at Scotland Yard. The article notes nearly fifty workmen and over seventy detectives were involved at the World’s Muent Ius police headquarters, with details unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
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Scotland Yard
London
Labour Pledge To Stop H-Bomb Tests
Labour Party delegates at Scarborough pledge to halt hydrogen bomb tests and push for a socialist economy. Harold Wilson warns of unemployment, while the party backs opening new markets in Asia as Britain faces economic pressures.
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Labour Party
Scarborough
Thearty
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Tommberg
Washington
Chiang Kaieshek
Quemoy
America
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Britain
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Pelle
France
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Yass
Civic Centre
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Iraq
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