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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1956
Page
1
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Poles Bar Red Cruisers Amid Warsaw Unrest
Reports say Poles barred Red Cruisers and trampled Soviet flags as protests spread from Stettin to Cracow. The Polish Prosecutor General ordered revision of indictments in Pomnan crimes and pursued releases for some charged only with non murder or robbery. Soviet naval units were docked near Gydnia while Army maneuvers began in Poland under Soviet command. The Sejm planned a four week session led by Gomulka to discuss compensation for Stalinist era victims as protests and calls for sovereignty continued.
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Cracow
Pomnan
Pap
Aly
Poland
Internal Security Corps
Reuter
Warsaw
Gydnia
New York Times
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United Mili
Europe
Atchne
Bem
Parliament
Ita Cet
Communist Party
My Gomulka
Trebine
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Krestaul
Eiietyamt
Carrier Antietam Grounds Near Brittany Port During Visit
The 27,100 ton aircraft carrier Antietam ran aground two and a half miles off the Brittany coast during a five day visit. It was refloated five and a half hours later as Bix Brest tugs towed and freed the vessel.
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Antietam
Brittany
Bix
French Arrests Stoke Fury Across Africa Violence Escalates
Police faced thousands of demonstrators as they attempted to march on government buildings. Algerian leaders aboard an intercepted airliner sparked talk of possible broader rebellion. The Arab League met in Cairo to discuss the detentions, while Tunisia warned of a potential "conference of war" as France considers actions in Tunisia and Morocco amid a state of alert in Algeria.
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Algiers
Cairo
Algerian National Liberation Committee
Algeria
Arab League Council
Igeria
Pente
Tunisia
Morocco
Ae Rumourg
Flood Devastation Hits Wuntho and Rangoon Region
Monsoon floods washed through Wuntho, 65 houses obliterated, 120 more damaged as streams swelled. In Rangoon area, 31 people killed when mountains streams swept through the town yesterday.
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Rangoon
Reuter
Wuntho
Mandace
Ing Rangoon
Eisenhower to undergo pre election medical check up
President Eisenhower will enter Walter Reed Hospital on Saturday for a full head to toe medical examination, White House said. Doctors who treated him after his heart attack and ileitis operation will participate and a full report will be released as soon as possible. He felt fine after a strenuous five day trip to the West Coast, Hagerty stated.
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Washington
Mr. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Truck Destroys Memorial on Monaro Street Queanbeyan
A heavy truck swerved to avoid another vehicle and rammed the Boer War Memorial on Monaro Street Queanbeyan. The monument was smashed beyond repair. Municipal Engineer Mr Guy had urged saving it but the damage was catastrophic.
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Monaro Street
Queanbeyan
Guy
Group Captain Bader Visits Canberra
Group Captain Bader is pictured with Prime Minister Menzies at an official reception in Canberra. Dame Pattie and Mrs Bader stand at right, with Liberal member for Bowman M L McColm on the left, noted as a former Colditz prisoner.
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Bader
Menzies
British Troops Accused Of Brutal Actions In Cyprus
Greek delegation to the United Nations issued a statement alleging British troops used bayonets on detainees wounded 40 prisoners after they tore blankets into Creek flags. The report also claimed villagers were beaten with rifle butts under the pretext of searches.
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New York
Iuey
AAP
Reuter
Ih United Nations
Cyprus
Royal theatre closes in London after night closure
A reported closure of one of Britain’s prominent repertory theatres occurred last night in London. No further details were provided about the reasons or parties involved.
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London
Reuter
Leicerey Royal
Pertory Theatres
Britain
Government Seeks Wage Uniformity Across Commonwealth
The Prime Minister Mr Menzies told the House the Premiers Conference aimed to achieve wage uniformity in methods of wage fixing. NSW and Queensland increased basic wages, with NSW adult males rising to £13/14 per week and females to 8/6, effective from early November, while a Brisbane cost of living rise was noted. State unions and employers prepare to test legality of the increases.
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Mensies
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Kearmeys
Menzies
Byatt
Ward
East Sydney
Bryant
Lab
Wills
Feensica Esid Wagel
Sydney
Yea
T.J. Kearney
N.S.W
Kearney
Commonwealth Statistician
Cahill
Orgavnations
7Ar Lation
Hae Roejoy Federation
Ruzieret Federation
Son
Chamber of Manufacturer
Brisbane
Enthusiastic Welcome for Legless Air Hero at Canberra
Famous air ace and legless war hero Group Captain Douglas Bader arrived at Canberra Airport with his wife to a warm crowd of about 200. He visited the RAAF Station Fairbairn, met officers, viewed the War Memorial exhibit, and spoke of his aviation past and upcoming artificial limbs discussions with officials and MPs before flying on to Brisbane.
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Croup
Douglas Bader
Canberra
Bader
France
Germana
Min- Groseinai
Joy Bader
Mes Sautelle
Parliament Sires
Special Meeting of ALP Executive in Canberra
The federal president of the ALP executive Mr F E B Chamberlain announced a special meeting in Canberra on October 31 after representations from NSW and Victoria. The session will review the current economic situation and address questions to be taken to the Premiers Conference on November 13.
Sydney's First Drive In Opens at Skyling Theatre
About 2,000 guests attended the opening of the Skyling Drive in Theatre at French's Forest in the Sydney area. The event marked the debut of the new drive in venue with local spectators enjoying the entertainment on the inaugural night.
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Sydney
Forest
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