Syria offers to facilitate U N inquiry amid regional tension
The article notes Syria offering cooperation with a United Nations inquiry into the Middle East dispute while tensions flare at the United Nations in New York and various regional actors consider mediation and border issues. It mentions Britain and Israel actions and the Lebanon crisis in the context of an election season in Istanbul reporting.
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United Nations
New York
General Assembly
Reuter
Istanbul
Macmillan Heads to Washington for Talks With Eisenhower
London reports say Prime Minister Macmillan will fly to Washington to discuss scientific cooperation and Middle East pressure with President Eisenhower. Attending officials include Foreign Secretary Loyd and Defence Ministry chief Sir Edwin Plowden, aiming to showcase Western allied unity and rocket missile findings.
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London
P.reuter
U.K
Macmillan
Washington
Eisenhower
Alks
Middle East
Loyd
Te Party
Rana
Beltain
Tome Energy
Defence Mintn- HY
Inin Adviase
Br. Mac
Edwin Plowden
Richard Powell
America
Britain
Rumta
Empha
Mscmillan
Tha Inet Geeratary
Bir
Cen Cea
Tera
Hom
Fegiva
Vem Agence
Atterony
Man
Moon
Western Alliance
Ric Richard Powell
Defence Ministry
Reuter
Rain Falls Across NB W Areas Amid Wheat Hope
Rain sweeps stricken regions in NB W with up to four inches in southern districts. Farmers express relief over anticipated wheat preservation as showers continue into the night and may slow late.
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Bauch
He B.W
Plane Victim Hoped To Fly Commercially
The New Zealander Roland Sidney Boler, 23, of Murray Crescent Griffith, died in a Pine Island reserve Chipmunk crash. He had joined the Canberra Aero Club two years ago and trained to become a commercial pilot. Boler worked as a barman at Parliament House and was well-liked by club members.
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Pine Island
Canberra Aero Club
Roland Sidney Boler
Murray Crescent
Griffith
Charles Robert Boler
Auckland
Pras
Canberra
Boler
Australia
Parliament House
Queensland
Alan Pearson
Soler
West German built atomic reactor visit cited in UK power talk
A UK leader in power described atomic energy as the leading field, with Britain as a prime example. West Germany critic Karl Wirts told reporters during a tour of a plant at Karlsruhe, highlighting a German built reactor.
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Britain
West
Karl Wirts
Karlerube
Censure Motion Launched On Defence Policy
The Opposition moved a censure motion in Parliament over defence policy criticizing the government. Sir Philip McBride defended the defence program, noting a total £190 million vote and a three year plan emphasizing mobile forces, rapid expansion, and modern equipment for the Army and RAAF.
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House of Representatives
Philip McBride
Mr. Crean
Lab
Melbourne
Department of Defence
Australia
Crean
Lesa
Theen
Gramme
United Kingdom
Muralinga
NAVY
United States
United Statos
RAAF
Varmpires
Tne
St. Marya
Woomera
Farmers urged to use science with farming experience
Governor General Sir William Slim opened the Federal conference of the Australian Primary Producers' Union urging farmers to combine science with practical experience. He noted many farmers use state and Commonwealth extension services while others do not and warned of a potentially bad season. He credited farmers with contributing to scientific research and highlighted their role in Australia’s export income.
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Sir Wiliam Slim
Primary Producers’ Union
Timie
Federel
Union
Mr. 5
Sir William Slim
Australis
Australian Primary Producers’ Union
Sir William
Second Dismissal At Arms Factory Lithgow
Lithgow Small Arms Factory dismisses another partially disabled worker amid union challenges. F. J. Gillespie, 24, employed eight years, loses job. yesterday 600 union members staged a protest march against dismissals. William Cruikshank, 18, polio victim, was discharged recently from a messenger post for being too old.
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Lithgow
F. J. Gillespie
Tion
L. Short
For Defence
Beale
William Cruikshank
Queen And Duke On Way Home From Idlewild
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh depart Idlewild for Britain in an airliner piloted by Captain Gordon Stone. They fly at 19,000 feet through clear night skies with favourable forecast. Large crowds watch as they leave for Buckingham Palace upon arrival in London.
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New York
Tussany
Royal
Duke of Edinburgh
Britain
Idlewild
Gordon Stone
Duke
Buckingham Palace
London
Queen Mother
Mr. Macmillan
Farmers Need Heavier Rain Warns Government Official
The Agriculture and Stock Division head T P Taylor said a good summer hinges on substantial rain. He noted ground was very dry and urged 1.5 to 2 inches of rain for relief. Five points fell in Canberra by 9 PM as farmers watched weather develop.
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Agriculture and Stock
Department of the Interior
T. P. Taylor
Canberra
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