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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 01, 1959

Page

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Dollar area imports relaxed at Montreal conference

At the Montreal Trade and Economic Conference the government announced the easing of dollar import restrictions. The move aims to broaden Australian access to cheap overseas materials and equipment while preserving overseas reserve stability. Items freed include machinery parts, train gear, solvents, industrials, and various textiles and metals.

Montreal McEwen Austra Universitien

Items Transferred and Trade Shifts Amid Dollar Relaxation

The piece lists items to be reclassified under category R including cigarettes and infant foods, notes relaxation of import discrimination affecting Australia, and quotes Mr. L Trout of the Associated Chambers of Commerce on the government’s recent licensing changes. It discusses impact on dollar goods, tariff protections, and industry competitiveness amid freer licensing and a stronger sterling area.

Walther Nater Australia Sterling Associated Chambers of Commerce Australia L. Trout McEwen Trout Associated Chambers of Arefactures R. W.nderson Nij Anderson

Madagascar Storm Toll Rises In Flooded Capital

A Madagascar storm toll climbs as floods cut roads isolating suburbs of Tananarive. By yesterday the dead were numbered around 150 with fears of higher totals as planes drop aid and parachutes deliver supplies to stranded residents.

Tananarivp Madagascar Reuter Ina

Red threat to Asia remains a concern in 1958 report

The 1958 assessment notes reduced Communist subversion in Pakistan due to better administration and economy. In the Philippines authorities pressed to capture Hukbalap leaders after outlawing the movement in 1957. About 10 senior figures were arrested and rebels declined from 700 to 400, as public awareness and countermeasures increased across the treaty area.

Pakistan Philippines Hukbalap Communist Party

Falls 500 Feet Injury Shatters Mountain Climber

John Lammin, twenty, and David Pearson, twenty, were climbing in the alps when a 500 foot fall occurred. Pearson was killed outright while Lammin was bruised, aided by a patch of snow that broke his fall and saved him from worse injury.

London P-Reuter John Lammin Yorm David Pearson Lammin

Easter Road Toll Rises to 43 Across Australia

Final Easter road toll stands at 43 across Australia, up from last year. NSW reports 16 deaths, Victoria 10, Queensland seven, Western Australia four, South Australia three, and Tasmania none. A fatal head-on crash in Queensland and multiple other accidents caused the rise, with one elderly man dying today after a weekend car crash.

Sydney Australia Nsw Queensland Brathar South Western Australia Tasmania

Two New Men In N S W Cabinet

The Labor Party ballot re chose replacement for Speaker and Deputy Speaker positions with Ray Maher and H Fowles elected to those roles. Several ministers retained seats as Cahill and Heffron were re elected unopposed and changes include Downing as caucus chairman and A Tonge as secretary of Parliament. Cahill to announce portfolio changes before swearing in.

Ths Labour Party Lamb G. Booth Kurri Kurri Ray Maher North Sydney H. Fowles Awarra Cabnet Gollan J. McGrath Unop Cahill Heffron F. Downing A. Tonge Eric Woodward Government House Hills Ryan R. Downing Legislative Council Justice Kelly Immigration Co-operative Societies

Russia Agrees to Ministers Talks and Geneva Steps

Soviet government confirms readiness to discuss questions on Germany and Berlin with Britain France and the conference invites East and West German advisers to Geneva while noting Poland and Czechoslovakia have interests in German reunification and postwar settlement.

Russia Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Pat Participas Britain

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