President Eisenhower to Attend NATO December Summit
Paris reports that President Eisenhower will lead the U.S. delegation to the December NATO summit in Paris. An official communique says the council approved raising the December talks to the head of government level to strengthen solidarity and coordinate wider cooperation within NATO and with SEATO plans.
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NATO Council
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North Atlantic Council
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NATO
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Seato
Brussels
Belgium
U.K
Macmillan
Philippines
Minister Says Air Merger Cuts Inevitable
Senator Portridge told the Senate that government interference in Ansett A.N.A. dismissals would be inappropriate. He argued the airline was restructuring for efficiency and that without a buyer the company would have wound up, costing many jobs. He noted salaries would stay, though some may take lower status roles, and the total dismissals would be small compared with the potential 3,500 job losses.
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Man Seeks Damages After Elephant Incident In Sydney
In District Court Sydney Bert Maltby a 38 year old pensioner of Pyrmont Street Pyrmont won damages after an elephant picked him up with its trunk and dropped him Wirta Bros owners of the elephant were sued for wrongful and injurious keeping of a mischievous animal Witnesses recalled Maltby approaching the elephant and calling its name Pussy Pussy
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Pyrmont
Wirta Bros
Wirth Bros
Early Start For Highways From Canberra
Sydney report says two NSW highways will start soon. Can to Cooma and Canberra to Bateman's Bay receive £400,000 Commonwealth subsidy. Cooma Highway slated for 1960 completion, Bateman's Bay by 1961. Costs: Cooma £300,000 Bateman's Bay £900,000 including Clyde River bridge.
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Bateman's Bay
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Cooma Highway
Bateman‘s Bay
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Grenade injures Israeli ministers in parliament
In Jerusalem a hand grenade exploded in the Knesset gallery wounding Prime Minister Ben Gurion and two ministers. The attacker Moshe Yaacov Dweik, 25, was seized after spectators and attendants attacked by the blast. One minister suffered serious injuries while another was treated for superficial wounds.
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David Ben Guyie
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Arma
Trans- Moshe Carmel
Barzilal
Joseph Ingakung
Moshe Yaacov Dweik
Associated Press
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Immigration, Training and Absorption
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Pastoral Outlook Shows Quick Uptick In Drought Areas
Sydney reports in the drought stricken north and north west districts that pastoral prospects have improved over the last two days. Rainfall brings a potential green pick for light soil stock and central areas, but follow up rain within a week to ten days is still needed. Only Murrurundi recorded five points, with broader regions receiving light showers and thunderstorms.
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Spee
Damapa Mere
Man Weetera
Upper Hunter
Murrurundi
Central West
General West
Central
Lifer Fails in Escape Bid at Goulburn
A life sentence prisoner at Goulburn attempted to escape during a hospital exam. The warder tackled and recaptured him in the casualty ward after the inmate struck with cuffed wrists. He had been moved from the training centre to the state hospital with suspected gastro enteritis.
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Goulburn State Hospital
Hopes For Head in Australia Series Near Top Form
Hopes for Head in Australia reach top form for matches with Pancho Gonzales. The two will play twice in Brisbane and Perth as part of the ee series.
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Inay
Brisbane
Abibeccas
Perth
Train Plan Sparks Indonesian Officer Debate in Australia
R S L Federal Congress heard comments by New Guinea official R F Bunting denying plans to fully train Indonesians to attack Dutch allies. He said Australia should not train and send back cadets, noting reports they may become qualified officers.
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Bank Gives £600 To Goodwin Homes Development
The National Bank of Australasia Ltd. donated £600 to the Goodwin Homes Development Association to finance a cottage unit at Ainslie. Canberra staff, led by Mr. E B Geach, handed the cheque to treasurer Mr. J Olsson while promising ongoing support and interest from the branch for occupants. The bank chairman Mr H D Giddy said the decision reflected board support for the scheme and reinforced the branch as a source of help for residents.
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Gwin Homes Development Association
Ainslie
A. T. Shakespeare
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Goodwin Homes
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Geach
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