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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 22, 1955
Page
1
A declassified briefing notes Australia as a key future ally in U S plans for reinforcing regional air power. It outlines rapid progress towards a fully modernized fleet and integrated defense posture with American support, aiming for near term reequipment and enhanced joint operations.
A report outlines a fresh push for a cease-fire with key figures including Joan Chiety at BUNT and Walter Robertson detailing measures in Beijing talks. The article notes international pressure, regional tensions, and the roles of foreign ministries in shaping the plan amid ongoing conflict.
Fragmented report notes Turkey’s stance against Indonesian aims in West New Guinea amid a web of UN motions and proposed resolutions. Mentions of Syria, China, and Formosa context hint at broader Cold War diplomacy and regional power plays without detailing a clear outcome.
Reported figures show the Petrov Royal Commission inquiry day cost in Canberra, including staff, furniture hire, telephone and teleprinter facilities, and other facilities. The Privy Council and commissioners discussed costs as the inquiry moved toward its wider national scope.
A garbled report shows a delegation opposing rent increases and urging strong resolutions. Names and roles are partially legible, including references to interior department figures and a council audience. The fragment suggests discussions on housing and federation actions, with opposition to rent hikes.
In a terse, name-scrambled notice, officials signal a tender call for a chalet project while detailing a recent ministerial reshuffle and appointments. The fragmented text references Mr Haw and Kosetinko in a delayed governance context.
In Central Java a massive landslide killed about 405 people, with officials still investigating. Earlier reports cited a lower count as the official tally remains incomplete and unclear.
Fragmented OCR recounts a political protest titled Pieces of Silver touching a Victorian Parliament session. The report mentions coin related tensions, a delay in business, and speakers including Mr. Barry and Mr. Foang amid a volatile chamber moment with references to a controversial payout and a member’s denial.
Fragmented report shows Labour Council considering inviting Bandoeng observers amid internal debate on meeting procedures. Quotes reference Mr Kevin Miller and Dr Burton, with unclear details on eligibility and official reception.
Liberal whip joins in attack on Australia’s vaccine supply plan amid debate on distributing an alk vadavna vaccine. MPs condemn Health Department delays and call for immediate, free access. Discussion cites US trials, production options in Australia, and the need for rapid government action.
Fragmented OCR yields a Parisian style brief about London trade and court notes. It references a stormy period, a public figure’s appearance after several days, and mentions a 2 800 000 amount with unclear context.
A doctor testified that Arthur Robinton 48 alleged he was struck by two policemen during questioning. The judge noted the claim as involuntary and the jury found it not voluntary. Police named were Tesnond Rosensmeld and Norman Gloury.
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