Scouts break ground on first land block in Canberra north
The Seventh Canberra Scouts led by Mr A Easton and Mr Ry Eglitis with President Mr N Kruger and contractors carry out initial work on the first block of land entirely owned by the Canberra North Bay Scouts Association. The Department of the Interior provided the land and hut with plans to transfer the hut after preparations are complete.
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Canberra
Coroborree Park
A. Easton
Ry Eglitis
N. Kruger
Canberra North Bay Scouts Association
Department of the Interior
Herter Appointed Secretary of State in 1957 Shake
The article reports John Foster Dulles naming then Deputy Secretary Christian Herter as Secretary of State. It notes Herter's 40 years in diplomacy, expected Senate confirmation, and planned attendance at Western Foreign Ministers Conference in Paris and subsequent meetings in Geneva and Rome. Reactions from Britain, France, Bonn, Rome, Vienna, The Hague, Moscow, and Tokyo are cited.
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Herter
Exper Rae
State Department
Dulles
Eisenhower
Cab Net Tak
Senate
Harter
Renmar
Link
Mr. Herter
Paris
Geneve
U.K
Selwyn Lloyd
Bonn
U.S
Rome
Tierter
Atlantic Alliance
Vienna
Austria
HAGLE
Joseph Lung
Moscow
Mn Herters
Tass
Lokya
Graham addresses 65,000 at Showground crusade
Dr. Graham spoke to about 65 000 at the Showground as he urged moral renewal and warned of rising crime and lax morals. Bishop Kerle and the Bishop of Sydney joined the service as a 35 000 crowd braved mud to hear calls for repentance and church unity.
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Graham
Madigort
New York
Neils Park
Eve Woodward
Lyon
Aidicies
Sisse
Rishon
Hdney
Kerle
de. Graham
Sydney
de. Ghaham
Giod
Hydro
Graham Saide
United States
Australia
Dr. Graham
Montana Prison Mutiny Quelled Hostages Safe
In Deer Lodge Montana state prison a mutiny ended after national guardsmen aided by police and vigilantes stormed the prison with bazookas and machine guns. Eight hostages were freed unharmed after a brief battle as ringleaders retreated to the north cell block.
Powered-Glider Pilot Killed In Goulburn Crash
In Goulburn a powered glider pilot Fred Hoinville was killed when the aircraft struck a wire fence on takeoff. His passenger Norman Hamilton survived with injuries. both men were from Melbourne. The crash occurred during a NSW aero club demonstration amid bad weather and runway concerns.
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Goulburn
Fred Hoinville
Hoinville
Melbourne
Norman Harmiton
Soulburn Base
Nsw
Country Aero Clubs
Bankstown
Confidence Vote May Be Sought By Evatt Group
Political maneuvering surrounds Dr. Evatt as NSW and Federal Labour leaders debate parliamentary salaries. Evatt supporters may seek a confidence vote to bolster his leadership amid caucus criticism and possible moves against the NSW executive. Ward’s defiance and calls for censure ripple through Canberra and Sydney party circles.
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Evatt
Labour
Dr. Evatt
N.sw
Labour Movement
Federal
Labour Party
Canberra
Moni
Ward
House of Representatives
Chamberlain
N.S.W
ALP
P Icns
Weds
Richardson
Nsw
Campbell
de Eva
N.s.ww
Calustis
Dr. Egaty
A.S P
EY. Ward
East Sydney
ALP. m
Feat
West Australia Alpne
F. Embertain
Schmella
Brisbane
Chimberlain
Bath Plug Trouble In Soviet Union
Sydney reports a humorous remark by Mrs Tan Munter about travel in Russia. She jokes that a bath plug is scarce, suggesting visitors bring one and an extra robe. The remark was shared during the ABC Guest of Honor program with Mr Hunter.
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Soviet Union
Sydney
Russia
Tan Munper
A.B.C
Hono
Hunter
Ange
Munter
Kaera
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West Lands
Ar. Herter
Faling Honekins University Hospital
Girshamt Neday
World Hall
Montana
Tast
W. A. Burrows
Hamilon
Hamilton
Burrows
Parli Aenday
Schmelin
ALD
A. D. Fraser
Edens Monaro
Fraser
Politi
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