Hare Tweed Serves Saturna In Mixed Match
A fragmented notice reports Hare Tweed delivering a saturna performance in a mixed match. It notes unclear figures and unclear venue with limited readable details.
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10 Apr 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1957
Page
1
Budget tensions rise as Chancellor opens 1956-57 plans
Budget day prompts a full house as Sir Winston Churchill and Peter Thorneycroft outline estimated tax expenditure of over £4.5 billion including £1.49 billion defence and £0.2858 billion Civil Government. Labour urges tax concessions, reliefs for middle income taxpayers, industry support, entertainment tax cuts, and petrol duty reductions to halt popularity drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defence
Winston Churchill
Peter Thorneycroft
Britain
Middle East
Israel urged to fence off Gaza border
U N Commander Major General Edison Burns urged Israel to erect a double apron of barbed wire with a mined strip along the Gaza boundary. Brigadier Meir Amit backed the plan as a possible response to infiltration, with no final decisions yet and a follow up meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Gaza
Tel Aviv
IAAP
Reuter
U.N
Edison Burns
Feravi
Gaza Strip
Feader
Meir Amit
Burns
Burne Lins
Amit
Mediterranean
Afta Wyeu
No Radioactive Fish Dangers in Australian Waters
Mr Beale minister for supply said there was no danger of radioactive fish swimming into Australian waters. He noted reports of skin diseases from Ashwera and answered in Parliament about the risk of contaminated fish from Pacific Island nuclear testing areas reaching Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
Australian
Fox
Lib
Henry
House of Representatives
Pacific Island
Australia
Not Guilty for Dr Adams in Morrell Murder Trial
Dr Adams was acquitted of murdering Mrs Edith Morrell in Eastbourne in November 1950. The jury of 12 returned in 44 minutes. The case raised questions about drug handling with nurses who were cited as dishonest by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wururr Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Eastbourne
Dr. Adams
Morrell
Reginald Hanningham Buller
Adania
Gertrude Brutlett
Justice Devlin
Adams
Lawrence Rose
Apeak
Patrick Devlin
Sir Patrick
Adama
Tion
Liberals Join Labor to Defeat Foreign Doctors Bill
In Sydney on Tuesday the Labour and Liberal parties combined to outvote the Country Party on the Foreign Doctors Bill. Country Party speakers opposed the measure, arguing it would lower medical standards in New South Wales by registering foreign doctors of doubtful qualifications and exempting them from exams for country practice, seen as an imposition on rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Labour
Liberal
Legislative Assembly
Country Party
N.8.w
Country Press
Suez Canal Reopens After Aboukir Tows Obstacle
The Egyptian frigate Aboukir was towed to the Bus ter Lakes dumping area clearing the canal for ships of 33 ft draught and about 20 000 tons. The first passenger vessel Oceania is set to pass Port Said today bound for Australia with 808 passengers. UN sources put the operation cost at 5.36 to 28.7 million pounds. A British Foreign Office spokesman hinted Britain may join Geneva talks on the canal but tied entry to the venue. Dutch shipowners joined government advice to avoid using the canal for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboukir
Buster Lakes
Port Said
Oceania
United Nations
Torday
Britain
Geneva
Egypt
Suez Canal
Netherlands Shipowners' Association
U S Starfighters To Be Built Here In Australia
A Australian government technical mission will visit the United States to finalise production details for a planned supersonic fighter. Beale announced the decision to build locally the aircraft equivalent to the Lockheed F104 Starfighter, with initial components made domestically and later full assembly in Australian factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Defence Production
Beale
RAAF
Ita
America
Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation
Fishermen’s Bend
Melbourne
Austin Ma
Ti Ia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hare Tweed
Sir Eric Harrison
Earl of Home
Suez
Lawrence
N.S.W
Liberals
C.P
Philip McBride
Departments of Defence Production and Air
Northbourne Avenue
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