Suez Canal Reopens. Powers Seek Diversion Amid Nasser Strain
The canal is to open for vessels up to 20 000 tons but major powers plan to reduce reliance on the route. Egypt under Nasser faces treasury strain and a wary world, with Australia, Britain, France and Holland ready to pay higher costs for alternative passages. shippers fear renewed tension and a long termShift away from Suez as users seek other channels and contingencies.
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Britain
France
Holland
Egypt
Talks on Transfer Plan for Canberra Railway
The Commonwealth Railways Commissioner and the NSW Railways Committee discussed plans to transfer the Canberra Canberra rail line to the KBW Government Railways. The Government had not yet considered the transfer and the Minister for Public Works indicated superannuation and long service entitlements would be reviewed if transfer became necessary.
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Landowner Awarded House Built In Error In Melbourne Case
A labourer aged A D- year old received a £2009 house by mistake when a building firm erected it on his land instead of the neighbouring block. Desmond Brand of Hutchison Errest Sunshine was declared legal owner by Mr Justice Hudson in the Supreme Court. An appeal was considered by the coroner's manager solicitor Mr Justice Hudson.
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Justice Hudson
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Citrus Council Meeting To End Today In Canberra
The annual Federal Citrus Council gathering concludes today in Canberra with delegates from Australia and New Zealand in attendance. Officials and attendees discuss industry issues and regional citrus trade policy.
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Letters Urge Technical College in Next Estimates
Citizens group at Narraburdah, led by Jean G Bullen and Jim Fraser, push for technical college inclusion in upcoming government estimates. Letters describe conditions at the college and call for organized support to foster its needs.
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Techical College
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Ate Piide
Eeste Edeancng
Ane U
Jim Fraser
Atep
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Jean G
Bullen
Narraburdah
New Northbourne Avenue Gate Welcomed Despite Clutter
Letters complain that the proposed gate in Northbourne Avenue will improve the capital’s entrance but clash with unsightly fences and frontyard washing. Residents at Ainslie complain about makeshift garages in a new slate block, urging better planned facilities.
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Rentals For New Flats To £7/5/-
The weekly rental of new Braddon and Tur row flats planned this year will range from £5 for a one bedroom to £1/8 for a three bedroom. Minister Fairhall told Parliament in response to MP J R Fraser that these government flats will include central heating hot water services garbage chutes insulation and car ports.
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Governor General Receives Officials at Government House
Yesterday at Government House the Governor-General received Mr. H. A. McClure-Smith and Colonel M. Wggs. Her Excellency Lady Slim welcomed Mrs. J. Willoughby and Mrs. A. J. to the formal audience.
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H. A. McClure- Smith
M. W. Mggs
Slim
J. Willoughby
Africa's struggle to hold amid fading colonial powers
The piece surveys Africa's push for independence and shifting influence after World War II, noting Egypt as a rare exception to self rule, rising nationalist parties, and increased Soviet and Islamic influence. It discusses France and Britain colonial policies, UN attempts, education gaps, and the peril if Algeria or other territories destabilize.
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Africa
Egypt
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Algeria
Libya
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Morocco
Ghana
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French Cameroons
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United Nations
Fractured World Order Tangles Nations After War
Fragmented international scene shows colonial positions strained by postwar moves as the United States, Soviet bloc and newly liberated states in Africa contend over possessions and influence amid rising tension and shifting power dynamics.
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Russia
Africa
India
Pakistan
Philippines
Indonesia
Middle East
France
Aala
Parliament proceedings push debate on foreign affairs
The House of Representatives sat at 2:30 pm yesterday and, after questions, continued the foreign affairs debate. The Senate planned a 1 pm session today after questions to resume discussions on foreign affairs and the loan from the International Bank.
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House of Representatives
Howe
Internationa Bank Baki
Labour Boycott of Foreign Affairs Committee Returns
The Opposition again boycotted the Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee after Dr. Xvati's party refused to serve. Minister Casey named Government members, while Dr. Evatt and the Opposition faced divides on issues including recognition of Red China, complicating committee work. Dr. Evatt pledged to seek his party's views on accepting appointment.
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Han
Xvati
House of Representatives
Casey
Evatt
Menzies Criticizes U.N. In Suez Debate
In a House exchange Mr. Menzies says U.N. action in Suez weakened Britain and France, warning that Soviet gains could grow if the United Nations remains passive. He argues strong NATO and SEATO ties are essential and accuses Dr. Evatt of misrepresenting his stance on Egypt sanctions.
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A partial OCR passage offers no clear event or names. The text is garbled with scattered letters and phrases, lacking a coherent narrative or identifiable subjects to summarize.
Fron Time Phrase Sparks Confusion in Local Market
A garbled line from a historical clipping leaves readers puzzled about a time reference. No clear event or names are identifiable, suggesting OCR corruption rather than a reportable incident.
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