Suez talks stagger in Cairo as five nation talks resume
Five nation delegates resume discussions in Cairo chaired by Naseer to push for international canal control amid warnings against force. Washington reports say Henderson noted slow progress as observers split on breakdown versus cautious persistence. Union leaders in Britain urge UN-backed measures and threaten anger if force is used without UN approval.
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Britain
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Brighton
United Nations
Police Intervene as ALP Meeting Disturbs Session
Police attended when ALP members clashed over branch withdrawal and paper custody. Chairman Schneider was obstructed while attempting to exit. officers escorted him and records from the hall as about 27 members watched. The group moved to note with the rank and rights committee. The Canberra dispute heads to the State executive next meeting.
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Rank and Rights Committee & Grouper Organisation
ALP
Canberra
Eleutive
Doctor Bequeaths £1800 To Sydney Hospitals In Probate
Sydney Supreme Court granted probate of the will of Dr. Robert Scot Skirving of Macquarie Street who died aged 6 months after lying on July 15. He left £1800 to four leading Sydney hospitals and £500 to the Ancient Mariners League.
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Sydney
Robert Scot Skirving
Macquarie Street
Supreme Court
Mariners’ League
Canadian Capital Area Prominent River Views and Parliament
Ottawa area features the river and trees with the city's best known hotel near Parliament. Behind it lie government writings and power developments shaping the region. The scene highlights the capital’s prominent skyline and ongoing infrastructure planning in Ottawa.
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Army attache appointment criticizes by minister
The Minister for the Army Mr Cramer denounces the appointment of Colonel R A Hay as Australian Army representative and military attaché with the Australian Military Mission in Washington. Lieutenant Colonel L D King will be promoted to Colonel and moved to the Design and Inspection Branch while Colonel M R Buring moves to the general staff at Eastern Command HQ.
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Victoria
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Transport Unions Ban Wool Declared Black
Unions in Australia imposed a ban on wool amid a shearers dispute. The Transport Workers Union and allied bodies warned that non union labour would be barred from transporting wool. Waterside workers Seamen and tally clerks pledged support for the AUU if troops were used to move wool.
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Transport Workers’ Unions
A. G. Platt
Sydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Seamen’s Union
Tally Clerks
Brisbane Wool Sales Fixed
Wool to be offered at the season's first auction series from October 1 to 4 after buyers in Sydney accepted assurances wool would be shipped. The Brisbane Wool Selling Brokers' Association secretary Mr C Wrench announced 70 705 bales would be offered for sale over four days starting October 1.
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Brisbane
Thinwaa
Sydney
Desperate Man Plans to Sell Year of Life in Toronto
Derek Edwards, 30, said he would sell the next year of his life to secure his wife and three children. He asked for 10,000 dollars, arguing it would save them from years of debt and bills after moving from Britain five years ago.
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A.a.p.reuter
Derek Edwards
Edwards
Canada
Mother Of Climber Aids Investigation
London police questioned Mrs. Ethel Hunt 72 year old widow tied to Sir John Everest fame after a bridge party gossip fueled a probe into a string of deaths. Detective Superintendent Hannem confirmed the inquiry began last month and involves several women across Eastbourne Sussex.
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Sussex
Ethel Hunt
Hunt
Mt. Everest
Jindivik Displayed at Fairbairn for Air Force Week
An Air Force spokesman announced a large display at Fairbairn Canberra featuring Australia front line jet aircraft. The event marks Air Force Week and the Battle for Britain commemoration, running from Monday to the end of next week with public access. More than 10 000 people attended last year.
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Fairbairn Raaf
Air Force Week
Canberra
Britain
Bandit Raids Use Sledge Hammers In UK Heists
In a spree across Britain, two groups carried sledge hammers and pepper spray during four smash and grab robberies. About £ 39,000 was stolen from a factory payroll near Nottingham as two cars rammed a facility gate, with bandits grabbing cash from leather satchels as they fled.
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London
Reuter
United Kingdom
Nottingham
Beckenham
Commonwealth Cricket Series report from Hastings match
Commonwealth XI scored one run for the loss of 11 wickets in a rate curtailed match against England XT at Hastings yesterday.
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England
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