Jordan Moves To Close Border Zone
Jordan plans to seal its border zone amid rising tension with Syria and Turkey. Nearby units warn civilians to surrender arms within 30 days as border clashes flare near Amouda and Gartek while Egyptian officers train locals. United Nations debates Turkish Syrian border tensions as mediation looks uncertain.
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A-5
Miilery Sreernne
Bender
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Gartek
Baci
Ther Ade
Asloum
Wotes
Ény
Aleppo
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New York
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Nea
Farmer Trapped In Building Wrecked In Storm
A gale toppled a bowling clubhouse, trapping Bruce Joy of The Risk. he escaped with three broken ribs while debris tore through the area. The storm damaged farm buildings and uprooted trees in The Roseberry and Ruk valleys, with iron hurled up to 200 yards and the post office flooded after The Risk Post Office windows were broken.
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Hest
Rukwavale
Risk
J. W. Grieve
Ford to Pay Bonus for Time Worked
Ford announces a time worked bonus plan for payroll staff. Full time workers will receive an extra 10 percent on normal wages for a two week period, with reductions for absences. Geelong will see 1,850 employees affected, totaling about £250,000 in extra payments.
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Geelong
500 Dismissals Planned by Ansett-ANA
A spokesman for Ansett ANA said the airline plans about 500 staff dismissals across Australia in the coming weeks with Melbourne likely hardest hit. Dismissal notices are expected to be issued this Friday.
Taxation Writ For Big Sum Hit On John Quinn
A land salesman, John Quinn of Nicholson Street Hawthorn, faces a Supreme Court writ for £ 312,818 tax avoidance since 1939. Deputy Taxation Commissioner seeks £ 20,377 extra for non payment on the alleged sums.
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Hawthorn
Test Seen Likely In Middle East
Dispatches from Moscow and the Austrian press hint at Kremlin disputes over leadership. They suggest Mar USSR Marshal Zhukov may be replaced to arrange high level talks with the United States. Reports note only a U.S. Soviet agreement could end the cold war.
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Shal Zhukov
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Communist Party
U.S
Rodion Malinovaky
Presa
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Marshal Hake
Cerby Enscars
Corbentiavastentane
Kremlin
London
Turkey election result early: Popular Republicans gain seats
Istanbul reports opposition Popular Republicans claim major gains in Turkey's general election. Leaders including Ismet Inonu say they won 42 seats so far while the Democratic Party holds 15. In Istanbul the race appears open as the new Assembly totals inch toward 610 seats with Adnan Menderes still leading the government.
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A. A.p.reuter
Popular Republicans
Turkey
Democratic Party
Ismet Inomu
Democrate
New Assembly
Adna
Menderes
Trade Offices Defaced By Indonesian Youths
In Jakarta area rebels vandalized numerous foreign offices, including the Australian Trade Commission. Police reported a wave of chauvinist graffiti linked to rising nationalist tensions as authorities investigated the incidents amid shifting power dynamics between Dutch and Indonesian groups.
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Near
P-Reuter
Djak
Rail work to start on Albury standard gauge track
Sir Arthur Warner announces new start date for standard gauge rail project to Albury. He says loans cuts forced by Teliwiya funding issues led to some railway staff dismissals and that preliminary work will begin with teams from he sent Bros and Wodonga.
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Albury
Sir Arthur Warner
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Bros and
Wodonga
Cadet Training Lines Drawn Between Australia and Indonesia
Australian Army officials clarify that local cadets would not finish training in Australia. Indonesia is training all its Army cadets within Indonesian military schools, correcting an erroneous impression in circulation.
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Australas
Indonesia
Spaak Says Secrets Safe From Russia If U S Cooperates
Secretary General Spaak of NATO said the United States need not fear its scientific knowledge leaking to Russia if Europe and the U S pool expertise. He argued Washington has sufficient safeguards and shared interests to deter such disclosure. He stressed readiness to cooperate and take necessary precautions.
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Washington
Reuter
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Russia
Tony Ey
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Emeds Spaak
Rai
United
Sputnik Sightings Reported Over Canberra
A Canberra reader notes a celestial object nicknamed Sputnik visible in the eastern low sky at dawn. The object moved from the northeast during a second pass and disappeared toward the southwest with Dr. Przybyleski estimating its current period.
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Canberra
Dr. Przybyleski
Yemeni Claim of British Attack on Giba Town
Yemeni official Ahmed El Shamy said British forces attacked Giba on Saturday using infantry and tanks, as reported by Monier and Reuters. The claim cites Yemeni charges against the Cairo government in the incident.
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Reuter
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