Hungarian Revolt Surges Across Budapest and Countryside
Rebels and insurgents clash as fighting spreads toward Budapest with reports of troops switching sides. Soviet and Hungarian forces engage in scattered skirmishes as international calls for truce fail and the UN Security Council plans an emergency session. Strong reports of political shakeups include a new National Government and former Communist leaders ousted from power.
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Nickelsdorf
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Roumania
Hungary
Weneteen
Rts
Re Tat Orb
Budapest
Communit Party
Andress Hegedues
Nagy
Munich
Soviet Union
Bessarabia
Bukhovina
More Forced To Leave Polish Communist Party
More resignations from Polish Communist Party posts were announced. First secretaries of party committees in several cities, including Lublin and others, were replaced as a sweeping internal shakeup follows a visit by Soviet officials. The moves come amid nationwide party changes and a conference of Polish Army officers in Warsaw.
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Polish Communist Party
Arsaw
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Poland
Konstantin Rokoasovsky
Howe
Oni
Warsaw
Porth Communist Party
Wiedislaw Gonmites A See Wth
Jer Ol
Hints At Labour Bank Control In Federal Campaign
Melbourne report notes Deputy Opposition Leader Calwell contending that private banks pressed to separate the Commonwealth Trading Bank from the Commonwealth Bank could widen into a major issue in the coming federal election. He cited blunt talks by bank directors during a Canberra visit.
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Melbourne
Suany
Calwell
Labour Hour
Canberra
My. Menzies
Arthur Fadden
Commonwealth Trading Bank
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth ‘Trading Bank
Mr. Calwell
Dairy Produce Trade Rise Tied to Australia New Zealand Exports
A Commonwealth review notes continued growth in dairy production and trade, with Australia and New Zealand exporting more butter and lifting world trade in dairy products to its highest level since 1965. The report, Dairy Produce 1958, is released by the Commonwealth Economic Committee.
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Wong
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Economic Committee
Australan
New Zealand
Fire near Thailand border leaves vehicles burnt Saturday night
A Sunday report details a blaze near the Thailand border that burned several vehicles on Saturday night. Authorities investigated the scene as fire crews worked to control the flames and determine the cause amid ongoing border tensions.
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Kawkaveik
Thailand
Duke's Singapore Visit Cancelled by Government
The government announced regretfully that the Duke of Edinburgh would cancel his Singapore visit amid a 22 hour curfew after riots sparked by actions against Chinese high school students. Police fire fatalities and hundreds of arrests marked a tense security clampdown while Singapore awaited the Duke's arrival.
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Singapore
A.a.p.-Reuter
Duke of Edinbergh
Duke of Edinburgh
Hlr.h
Ghurka
Malaya
Churchmen To Visit China From Sydney Flight
In Sydney the Primate of Australia Archbishop Mowll and a delegation of eight church leaders prepare to visit Communist China. Diversion due to riots in Singapore shifts the route to a military airfield near Singapore. Archbishop Mowll vows to travel through world trouble spots despite dangers.
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Sydney
Austr
Mowill
China
Mowil
Leed
Milsa
Cranswick
Taamanis
Singapore
Mowll
Series of Canberra Accidents Across Weekend
A series of six road accidents occurred in the Australian Capital Territory over the weekend. Incidents ranged from a blown rear tyre near Hotel Kurrijong on National Circuit to damage on Highway lights and multiple collisions in Weston Street Yarralumla. No serious injuries reported, but vehicles sustained major damage.
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Kurrijong
Michael Filik
Acton Great House
Federal Highway
Taime Street
Walter Charles Shoobert
Pat~oomee Street
Ainalle
Eenty
Weston Street
Yarralumia
Alf Haavik
Touriat Camp
Robert Smith
Hudson Street
Wick
Bokas
Ambush Ends in Deaths During Mountain Offensive
In the mountains south west of Ca a large rebel convoy was attacked by government forces. Fifteen rebels were killed last night while troops and plants engaged again today. The ambush marked a major setback in the insurgency campaigns ongoing in the region.
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Sun
Sottom
Australian coalfields sale in Adelaide today
Stations on of Austra lian coalfields would be the crial dustries Ltd sold in Adelaide today.
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Crialdustries Ltd
Adelaide
Sydney Banking Fraud Believed Unique
A Sydney proprietary company with a Melbourne subsidiary is suspected in a unique bank fraud. Police link possible Continental methods to the scheme. Commonwealth Bank staff report a £34,000 deficit found on Thursday, with Friday investigations showing at least £ multiple thousands involved. The system allegedly built goodwill and movement through overseas transfers over years, with some accounts described as imaginary. The fraud was uncovered when a Sydney suburban bank manager halted further operations. Investigations expected to last about three months.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Austra
Commonwealth Bank
Sretourne Trans
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