Iraq and Jordan near crisis over possible troop move
Tension eased after an Amman announced agreement that Iraqi troops would not cross the border yet. Reports said three Iraqi regiments totaling about 15 000 troops were ready near Jordan as Israel warned of threats to peace. Prime Minister Ben Gurion urged stability and criticized a British backed border plan tied to the 1947 UN resolution.
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Jordanisra
Amman
Jordan
Britain
Israel
Egypt
Wea
Hussein
Pales
New York
United Nations Security Council
Jamel
Ma- Salah Salem
Iraq
Nuri al Said
Arab World
David Ben Gurion
Mid air gun battle leaves one dead two wounded
Budapest radio reports four bandits attempted to seize a plane after takeoff from Budapest heading to Szombathely and Zalaegerszeg. Two state policemen aboard secretly shot dead one bandit and wounded two others. the fourth surrendered as the plane returned to Szombathely.
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A.a.p.reuter
Budapest
Budapestry
Szombathely
Zelaegersweg
Szo
Government hid For Private Schools Slated
The Australian Council of School Organisations condemned the Beders Government for aiding denominational schools in the Australian Capital Territory. Victorian delegate J Wood called the action a negation of democracy and N S Liebert urged public debate or parliamentary vote before such aid. The council adopted resolutions opposing payments to non-State schools and Tasmanian delegate J Totham urged support in the campaign against private school subsidies based on attendance.
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Australian Council of School Organisations
Beders
Australian Capital Territory
Victorian
J. Wood
8. Liebert
N.3.w
Tasmanian
J. Totham
Duke MOMBASA Lightning Tour Begins
Duke of Edinburgh will make a lightning tour of Mombasa today to start his world trip. The visit marks the opener of his international itinerary with officials awaiting engagements and ceremonies planned.
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Duke Mombasa
Duke of Edinburgh
Mombasa
Australia urged to advertise exports at AAAA meet
Mr. W McMahon urged the Australian Association of Advertising Agencies to establish an export advertising division to boost overseas sales. Speaking at the 11th AAAA convention in Leura he outlined plans with association officials including Humphrey Clemenger and John Jackson.
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W. McMahon
Australian Association of Advertising Agencies
McMahon
A.A.A.A
Leura B Tett
Aeesa Humphrey
John Clemenger
John Jackson
Lloyd predicts Egyptian offer in Suez crisis debate
Lloyd says Egypt may reply to Security Council invitation after debate on Suez. He warns a serious situation unless a proposal is submitted and notes the U S has worked with Britain. Dr Mahmoud Fawzi accuses Eden of contradicting council recommendations amid mock war drills at Port Said.
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London
Security Council
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Egypt
Soviet Union
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Britain
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Forel
Mahmoud Fawzi
Anthony Eden
Suez
Fawzi
Bernard Cornut-Gen- Alle
France
Anthony
Conservative Party
Wales
Sir Anthony
United Kingdom
Port Said
Othar
Wishes as Sir Eric Harrison resigns from Parliament
The Minister for Defence Production Sir Eric Harrison handed his resignation to the Speaker McLeay. Prime Minister Menzies and Opposition Leader Evatt paid tribute to his 25 years in Parliament and wished him well as Australian High Commissioner in London.
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Eric Harrison
House of Representatives
McLeay
Menzies
Evatt
Sir Eric
London
Eric
Crippled Pan American Plane Circles Coast Guard for Ditch
A Pan-American Strato-Cruiser circled a coast guard ship 1045 miles from San Francisco waiting for daylight to ditch. The 22 passengers and seven crew faced a wind milling propeller on one engine after a runaway propeller cut power. Rescue operations were launched from Pearl Harbor as the plane neared landfall in San Francisco at 7 am.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Pacific Ocean
Benninzera
Kar- Bangkok
Honoe
Tokyo
Sen
Ean
Coastguard
Honolulu
Ogg
Coast Guard
Waratah Hotel Bribery Inquiry Sought by Captain Beil
Captain Harold Beil said today he would welcome an inquiry into bribery charges he has leveled. He stated it should be conducted by police or the City Council and government authorities.
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Bydnos
Suescny
Waratah Hotel
Harold Beil
Governoe
U S Policy Blamed for Canal Crisis
Senator Mansfield criticizes U S policy toward the Suez crisis calling Eisenhower era actions delay and vacillation. He claims a temporary respite amid appeasement of Egyptian arrogance postponed a reckoning and harmed Western unity.
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A. P.reuter
Montena
Mike Mansfield
Eisenhower
Masas East
Suez Canal
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bomb test findings valued for civilian protection
Information from atom bomb tests at Mara inga could help determine radiation effects and advise safety measures for the civilian population. Premier Mr Playford stated the tests were important for understanding protection options.
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Marainga
Playford
Eucharistic Procession Planned in Canberra
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Canberra Goulburn arranges a Eucharistic procession in Canberra on Sunday October with up to 10 000 people expected. The event begins at 2 38 p.m. from Christope r Basilica Pro Cathedral Manuka to St Edmunds College for the ceremony.
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Archdiocese of
Canberra
Goulburn
Camberra
Btristopher
Manuka
St. Edmund's College
Staff's promptitude averts major petrol fire at Braddon garage
Quick action by Beazley and Bruce Pty. Ltd. staff prevented a major petrol blaze in Mort Street Braddon yesterday afternoon. A car crash started the fire at a petrol forecourt. an electrical fault on the bowser ignited flames while the pipeline fed the main tank. The driver Larcombe was unhurt. Fire brigade arrived to extinguish, with damage estimated above £200 and about 500 gallons involved.
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Mort Street
Braddon
Bowser
Larcombe
Cowper Street
Ainslie
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