Egypt Orders Army to Front Lines in Canal Zone
The commander of Egypt's National Liberation Army Kamal Eldin Hussein ordered units into the field during a surprise maneuver in the Canal Zone. British detainees were to be interviewed by the British Consul amid ongoing tensions and reports from Cairo officials.
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Soviet Sea Pilots Report For Suez Canal Move
Moscow Radio said a first group of Soviet pilots drawn from the Baltic Fleet arrived and will cover the Suez Canal. The United States Sixth Fleet has been on standby in the Bay of Naples to monitor French troop movements in the region. Reports say about 800 French are in Cyprus with 5000 more due this week as France strengthens Mediterranean positions. British discussions focus on Eden presiding over a Suez group cabinet meeting after his return from the country home. Selwyn Lloyd’s NATO trip to Paris centers on Suez as the main agenda item. Suez Canal Company shares rose about £1/18 in Paris, seen as easing political tension.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Paris
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Professor Baxter Named Head of Australian Atomic Commission
Professor J. P. Baxter has been appointed chairman of the Australian Atomic Energy Commission replacing Major-General Sir Jack Stevens who will retire. Baxter, a part time member for three years, will continue part time as he serves as Professor of Chemical Engineering and Vice Chancellor of the New South Wales University of Technology.
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N.S.W. University of Technology
Rioters Kill Aged African Bishop Near Johannesburg
In Eyat on the outskirts of Johannesburg an aged African bishop was found dead near his home after rioters attacked the house set it on fire and burned the body under a tree.
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Youths Learn The Safe Way In Australia Safe Practices Lesson
In Australia youths participate in a program teaching safe behavior for the first time, focusing on practical steps and community responsibility. The initiative aims to reduce risk through hands on guidance and clear safety messages.
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Australia
Man Charged in Old Police Murder Case
Reese, a 36 year old Black man from Anderson Louisiana, is remanded in Burton Staffordshire after arrest on the Isle of Man. He faces murder charges in the 10 year old killing of Police Constable Brindley James Reeese.
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AAP
Reuter
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Burton
Staffordshire
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Isle of Man
Church Leader Arrested in Cyprus Detention
Nicos Kranidakis secretary general of the Orthodox Church in Cyprus has been arrested amid a Greek protest to United Nations members. The detention was reported from Nicosia and linked to ongoing church affairs.
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Reuter
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Senator Warns Government to Help Pensioners
In the Senate debate the two party balance threatens to stall the Budget unless pensioners receive support. Senator Devlin urges Treasury action to aid the elderly, criticizing delays. Senator Cole, back from Formosa, notes pensioners in Australia rely on state care rather than family support.
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Devlin
Formosa
Australia
Australis
Threat to Use "Other" Labour in Post Office
Report on a debate over post office labour use and wage disputes. Duthie argues against employing part-time labour to avoid worsening tensions while noting post office operations rely on communication networks. Holt cites alignment with industrial wage structures. Slater of the Postal Workers' Union references regulations as cumbersome and seeks loopholes.
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Holt
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G. Slater
Sis Chippindale
Slater
Government Expenditure To Continue Amid Budget Concerns
The minister for health Dr Cameron announced ongoing government spending, with about 24.5 million on medical benefits and 10 million on unspecified programs, as officials warned against reducing services. The remarks emphasized sustaining public support and fiscal stability.
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Parliamentarians to witness first atomic explosion this month
Twenty six Commonwealth Parliament members will view the Mara Unga test later this month. Minister for Supply Beale announced most names selected by parties, with one more to be named tomorrow. Questions were raised in the House about a statement by Dr John Wolfe on fallout never being fed or evaluated.
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Seward
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Bae
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