Bush and Britain mull secrets pooling plan in Washington
The United States and Britain discuss pooling defence and atomic secrets in Washington talks. Officials say two study groups will consider how to serve the free world and whether Congress should be consulted. NATO Secretary General Spaak joins later for discussions of mutual interests.
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Turkey May Accuse Soviet of Aggression
Turkey expects to lodge a U N protest asking for a commission of inquiry into Soviet military activity. Reports from Tiflis and Damascus claim Soviet forces reinforce the Turkish Syria frontier amid the Middle East crisis. Syrian leaders accuse Western actions of provoking intervention while Moscow signals expansion of military training.
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Eight Arrests In Blits Against Car Thefts
Police arrest spree targets auto thefts as 11+ cars and various parts vanish this month. Detectives and uniformed officers patrolled parking areas near hotels and hostels in plain clothes following a Thursday night deployment. Several youths and workers from ages 13 to 20 faced charges for illegal motor vehicle use and theft across shifts from 2:40 am to 8:15 am.
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Italian Killed Over Bicycle Tragedy in Sydney
A 22 year old Italian man allegedly armed with a stiletto type knife stabbed another Italian during an argument over a bicycle. The victim died from chest wounds after collapsing in the gutter near Western Suburbs Hospital and police search a 22 year old suspect.
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Prime Minister Menzies Opens Duntroon Mess
The Prime Minister Menzies smiles during the official opening of the Duntroon sergeants mess. Also pictured are Colonel Hassett the Director of Military Arts Major General Wilton the Royal Military College Commandant J O Cramer the Minister for the Army and Sergeant Major Steer the regimental sergeant major.
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Woman director awarded damages for accident in court
Alma Ethel Finlay, 33, of Carlton Crescent Summer Hill, won 10 982 pounds in the District Court for injuries from a car crash in 1955. The court heard her brain injury altered her life and business profits. she claimed damages from solicitor A Reman of Castlereagh Street Sydney as she was a passenger in Lakeman's car.
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Book Censorship Board Reforms in Australia Policy Shift
The Literature Censorship Board will replace the Department of Customs in deciding imported books bans. Appeals go to the Appeals Censor. The Board splits into two committees to speed decisions, reviews current bans, and forwards lists to the chief librarian. Senator Henry outlines steps to reduce delays, reorganize procedures, and clarify appeals to the minister’s final review. Dr. L H Allen heads the appeals censor. a Sydney reader handles literature submissions.
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Rationing Considered If Summer Proves Dry
Government officials warn Canberra may impose water restrictions if a dry summer persists. So far this month consumption nears nine million gallons with a record daily use of 11.4 million gallons. A Water Department spokesman urges thrift in all uses especially garden watering and stresses public cooperation to avoid prosecutions.
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University students board Russian ship in Cape Town prank
Two university students in frogmen suits swam to the Russian training barque Tovarisch and boarded her for a bet. They ended up sharing brandy and a meal in the captain's cabin as police were summoned. the sailors were landed ashore.
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