Shortage of Suez pilots delays southbound convoy
The Canal Authority cannot deploy enough pilots to guide 10 ships south through the Suez Canal, delaying a historic southbound convoy. London discussions on a Suez Canal Users' Association and international pilots continue, with UK and French officials weighing options amid tensions.
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Melbourne Police Board Faces Inquiry Over Secret Probe
Detectives under investigation in Melbourne as the Police Disciplinary Board probes secret inquiries over several months. Four officers named in reports have not yet appeared, while officials prepare to reveal details of the case.
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Police Station Blown Up in Jordan as Tensions Surge
Arab media report a Jordanian police station at Gharandal was blown up by a self-styled force at night. Officials say 21 police and guards were killed or missing, heightening truce tensions. King Hussein departed for Baghdad amid concerns over Israeli actions and possible Iraqi involvement.
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U S Senate Discusses Atom Test Panel
U S observers list a panel to oversee an atomic test, naming Major General Leland Stranthan and doctors Alvin Graves and Frank Gheltin, Brigadier General Shinkle, Colonel Woodward, with Howard Beale signaling the American party. The setting includes a Sunday gathering and Maralin as a locale mentioned in the report.
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Former British Politician Reports Burgess In Moscow
Tom Driberg said he met Guy Burgess nearly every day during a three week Moscow visit. He described Burgess as very happy and noted Burgess did most of his work with a publishing house translating Soviet books into English and other languages.
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Six Die in Ranch Fire Near Aznalol Seville Province
Six men died in a blaze at a ranch in Aznalol near Seville yesterday. Firefighters fought the flames as wind shifted, trapping the workers who could not escape the blaze.
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Suhrawardy Takes Over Eight Pakistani Portfolios
Karachi dispatch reports new Pakistani Prime Minister H.8 Suhrawardy assumes eight ministerial posts including Defence Kashmir Affairs States and Frontier Regions Economic Affairs Education Health Law and Rehabilitation. Other appointments name Foreign Affairs Commerce and Industries Finance Works Interior Food and Agriculture Information Broadcasting and Parliament.
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Australia wide Postal Stoppage Considered At Sydney Meeting
A union gathering at Leichhardt Stadium Sydney discussed a planned 24 hour nationwide stoppage by PMG postal workers in support of a two week wage rise. The motion was carried to stage walkouts and picket the GPO as officials urged unity.
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Bodies Recovered From Lake George Tragedy In Australia
After a joint air and surface search three more bodies were found, bringing total cadet deaths to four. The recovered youths include David Fergus Noble 19 from Tarings Brisbane Ronald Roy Pritchard 19 from Toowong Brisbane Ian David Colquhoun 19 from Strathmore Victoria and Brian Ward Jorgensen 18 from Western Australia. Authorities, relatives, and military officials coordinated recovery and planned a Canberra burial for the victims.
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Students Resist Apartheid in Witwatersrand Meeting
An open-air student mass meeting at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg resolved to challenge apartheid policies. The gathering, reported by AAP Reuters, reflects student activism amid rising tensions over university governance and nonracial reforms.
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