Britain seeks UN debate on Suez Canal crisis
The article reports British officials including Lennox-Boyd and Macmillan advocating UN involvement to resolve the Suez Canal crisis. It notes U.S. Secretary Dulles proposing an 18 nation association to stabilize oil supplies and aid a peaceful solution with Egypt, while ministers eye Western unity and potential water agreements tied to the Nile.
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Anthony Eden
Lennox-Boyd
Uganda
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Nasr_ser
Shukri el Kouatli
Syria
Nehru
Anthony Exien
Selwyn Lloyd
Paria
Dulles
London
M2any
U.S
Western Europe
Middle East
United Nations
United Press
U.N. Security Council
Users’ Association
U.N
Security Council
Eisenhower
Indianapolis
U.K
Harold MacMillan
Nasser
Asia
Africa
Mr. MacMillan
Big Orders for New Coastal Ships
The Australian Shipbuilding Board plans £75 million in orders by 1960 to build coastal ships at Australian yards. Projects include 707,000 ton bulk carriers, motor cars, and two 12,500 ton bulk carriers. Additional orders and future builds for Whyalla yards are expected, with private coastal lines reportedly placing multiple overseas orders.
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Sydney
Australian Shipbuilding Board
Baas Strait
Ae Atra
Atwo
Carrera
Stratt
R Men
B.H.P. Co. Waas
Whyalla
B.hlp
Wartime Leaders Meet Before Suez Debate
Sir Winston Churchill and Field Marshal Montgomery stand at Churchill’s Hyde Park Gate residence in London as they prepare to depart for the resumed Suez debate in the Houses of Parliament.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
Shaker
Marshall Montgomery
Church
London
Hyde Park Gate
Suez
Crackmen steal £3000 from Melbourne bank in bold heist
Police linked the Melbourne bank robbery with earlier break‑ins at McKenzie Motors and two Fitzroy theatres. Cracksmen used gelignite to blow safes, left oxy‑acetylene gear, and fled. one man arrested with explosives after a Palace Theatre blast scattered notes. A busy weekend for Melbourne police followed.
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McKenzie Motors
Nicholson Street
Healesville
Fitzroy
Adelphi
Jsate
Palace Theatre
Melbourne
Eleven Deaths In N S W Week-end Accidents
Police report heavy weekend traffic on major roads with numerous minor crashes. A car plunged from a dirt track into Wyong River killing four passengers, body identifications pending. Two men died when their car rolled over on the xoonamble Quambone road. A youth died near Rooty Hill when a car overturned. One man died at Spencer when a crash sent five people over an embankment into a tree.
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Wyong
Sydney
Wyong Bridge
Gosford Hospital
Newcastle Railways
Dallas Sullivan
Sullivan
xoonamble-Quambone
Coonamble
William J. Kemp
King Street
Frederick
Cecil Kenny
Castlereagh Street
Rooty Hill
Arthur Thomas Fuller
Oxford Street
Lidcombe
Fuller
Thomas Martin
Auburn
Penrith Hospital
Spencer
Gosford
Eisenhower Sends U S Doctors To Nicaragua
President Eisenhower dispatched three U S Army medical specialists to Managua to aid General Anastasio Somoza after he was shot four times. Somoza, aged 60, was flown to hospital by helicopter and his condition was described as grave.
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Washington
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Boor
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Krishna
Cairo
Bis
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Melbourne Bank
R. Pickering
Nicholaon Street
N.S.W
Nicaragua
Leonard Heaton
Somoza
Rigoberto Lopes Perez
Nica
Bolivia
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Preelient
Hernan Siles Zuazo
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