Warning to Reds on access by air
The Western powers plan to insist on restricted use of air corridors between West Germany and East Berlin. The United Kingdom and France will warn the Soviet Union not to interfere with air transport as NATO prepares manouevres. Official sources say a new military airlift to West Berlin could be deployed if commercial flights are blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Briday
A.A.P
Russia
West Germany
East Berlin
United Kingdom
France
Heey
Bild Zeitung
West Berlin
Csnri
Diker
Yuster Way
Vole
Merstheney
Russa
Norstad
Weminkel
Adenauer
Ofato
Rissa
Germany
WWE
Berlin
East Dermiany
Air Cortiadors
COPR
General Motors Lays Off 8400 Employees Across Australia
General Motors announced widespread job cuts affecting about 8,400 workers across multiple Australian plants. The Fishermen's Bend site in Victoria and plants in South Australia and New South Wales will suspend operations, with up to five to 13 days of layoff for production staff while stock clearances proceed. Unions and opposition leaders blamed government policy for the downturn, urging sustained employment protections and pay continuity for affected workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
PrAciiens
General Motors
Vieuirns
Austria
New South Wales
Cabrivabig
Fishermen's Bend
View
Vie- Heu
Torn
GME
David Heghand
Calwell
Sydney
Act
Cnpress
Unamymnusty
Mars Helden
Jay Ad
S400
Gnian
R. Wilson
Inden
GML
Amazons Sent Home From Congo Leader Voyage
In Leopoldville on Friday a woman escort for Congo leader Gizenga was sent back to Stanleyville in disgrace after the government deemed her appearance too ridiculous. United Nations officials barred the guards from accompanying Gizenga to Yugoslavia for the Belgrade talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Congo
Gizenga
Stanleyville
Associated Press
Sere Howe
Belgrade
Mn Cyrille Adauli
Paracon
Mianilo
Pla
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Gievenga
Washiy
Stanteuvhe
Registrations Rise in August Across Regions
The Commonwealth Ruan of Census and Statist ics reports August motor vehicle registrations rose for the first time since May. NSW led with about 7,042 cars registered, while Victoria showed the largest regional increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Ruan of Census and Statisetics
New South Wales
Bureau
Queen Names RAAF Aides Decorated Officers Honored
The Queen appoints two officers as honorary aides de camp, selecting Air Commodore KP Parsons and Wing Commander G Ole De for services linked to the RAAF. The announcements, made by Minister for Air Senator Wade, cite Parsons as OC RAAF base at Point Cook and head of the RAAE Academy, while De is a Brisbane businessman on the RAAF reserve and state head of the RAAE Air Training Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suginalia
Battle of Britain
Air Comme
Ore KP. Parsons
ABC
RAAF
Point Cook
Raae Academy
G. Ole DE
Brisbane
Raae Air Training Corps
Air
Wade
Fran Caplan
1B Nicholls
U S Builds Antarctic Nuclear Reactor at Byrd Camp
Dr Paul Siple reports a $2.7 million U S project to erect a nuclear reactor at Byrd Camp in Antarctica for heat and electricity. He cites upcoming completion by March and notes concurrent talks in China with Marshal Chen Yi during a formal banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
United Staes
Byrd Camp
Antarctic
Paul Siple
I de Siple
West March
Chen Yi
China
Ue Ntional People's Compress
Lord Montgomery
People's Republic
Pehine Nok
Pinar
Royal Shocks- Feather Wasp At Royal Event
London reports a startling royal moment as a feathered hat vanished from the Queen during a formal appearance. A diarist notes the hat’s ascent and sudden return, while a separate incident recounts a close encounter with Princess Anne and a dramatic reaction to a hovering wasp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brac Daily Mail
Ay Tench
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ein Moscow Brensty Arishehey
Cotichistene
Ponce
Arnaitver
Defence
Nitze
Doleme
Balite
Polaris
NATO
Adenaugr
Les Cindy
Sania
Perarfiige
SEATO
Flinder Amd Woodall
Austriabia
Aleas
Panewood Assembly
New Soul Wales
Will Chine
Montgomery
U.S
Peking
Atte Cte
Mother Ctr
Pte Cuiding Bairwan Yenan Sian Covang
Chenehow
Walian
Atine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!