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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 23, 1958

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Rebels Flee to Mountain Refuge as Government Routs In Sumatra

An Indonesian government advance across Sumatra tightens around rebel positions. Troops seize key sites near Bukit Tinggi and Muarabent while rebels blow bridges to slow the central advance. Rebel spokesmen urge U N action as air raids attributed to non Indonesian pilots fuel tensions.

Rebala Batu Sangiar Furtiar Runsisa Sumatra Pakan Bahru Fehel Bukit Ting

Government to Open 25 Million Dollar Loan in New York

The government announces a cash loan of 25,000,000 dollars to be opened in New York today. Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden states negotiations are nearing completion for a loan bearing interest at 4.2 percent and maturing in May 1973. Proceeds support Commonwealth and State loan programs approved by the loan council.

New York Arthur Fadden Lown Council

Reds Withdraw Resolution On Nuclear Flights

Soviet representative Arkady Sobolev withdrew a resolution protesting U.S. plans to keep SAC bombers on alert. Council president Henry Cabot Lodge refused adjournment as Britain France Canada Nationalist China Iraq and Panama criticized Soviet charges. Sweden and Russia supported adjourning to 3 30 pm GMT. motion failed.

Arkady Sobolev United States Sydney Mr. Sobolev U.S Strategic Air Command Britain France Canada China Iraq Panama Sweden Russia G.M.T Colombia Lodge

Native Warder Slashed By Escapee At Port Moreaby

A native warder was slashed with a fruit knife by two native prisoners who attacked him while working a food garden outside Bomana Gaol Port Moreaby. He received a long cut along the left elbow and was operated on with a satisfactory condition reported last night. One escapee hails from Sangara and had a prior long sentence for an offence against a white woman. The other, from Kakuku, was serving two years for breaking and entering and due for release in about two months.

Port Moreery Reuter Bomana Gaul Port Moreaby Sangara Papua Kakuku Port Moresby

Mr Monk Warns On Automation Dangers In Australia

Melbourne Tuesday. ACITU president Mr Monk warned that economic and social chaos could follow if managements do not confer with trade unions over automation. He called Prime Minister Mensies remarks vague though noting possible long term gains from cheaper goods and increased supply.

Melbourne Acit.u Monk Mengies Australia Mr. Monk

Cyclone Gaining Intensity Off North Queensland

A mid season cyclone strengthens off north Queensland 360 miles northeast of Gladstone with center winds near 60 miles per hour. It tracks along the shipping lane outside the Great Barrier Reef affecting Queensland coast with heavy rain and gusts. Ships Soo Chow and Triona report cyclone fringes as warnings extend south of Mackay.

Weather Bureau Gladstone Great Barrier Reef Seta Cael al Soochow Bunda Berg Triona Soochowia New Guinea Sydney Port Kembla Nauru

Satellites May Endanger World Peace

Spice expert Dr. John Hagen told Congress that space near Earth could become crowded with dead satellites and cause a war by mistake. He urged an international conference to limit satellites and regulate transmitters, noting U S scientists consider ways to address the risk.

Ngton Reuter Congress John Hagen Hagen U.S

Collapses in the House of Representatives

Mr A C Bird of the Labor party collapsed during a division in Parliament and was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital. The Minister for Health Dr Cameron and Sir Earle Page assisted before he was taken to hospital. he was described as comfortable and said to be safe from a stomach complaint.

A. C. Bird Batman Canberra House of Representatives Bird Cameron Earle Page Apital

Plea to Honour King O Malley in Canberra Suburb Name

Mr Duthie urged the Minister for the Interior to name a new Canberra suburb in honour of King O Malley for his pivotal role in establishing Canberra. The proposal was raised in Parliament last Wednesday and the minister promised to give it consideration.

Ploier O'Malley Canberra Duthie Lab Wilmot House of Representatives Duthe Interior Fairhall

Woman Rescues Children From North Ryde Fire

A woman named Marie Bullivant battered down a door in a blaze at a Housing Commission building in North Ryde and rescued two terrified children from a boxroom before escaping as the home became an inferno. The fire destroyed the barrack-type building, claimed by Mrs Pay Lewis, 24, and her four children aged three years to twelve months.

Sx Uney Housing Commission North Ryde Marie Bullivant Pay Lewis

Surprise Attacks in Aden Stir Anti-British Tension

Readers report a series of unexpected assaults in Aden amid growing unrest. Local authorities claim the violence targets British interests as nationalist leaders mobilize against colonial rule.

Hill View For Pensioners Auctioned In Sydney

The former Vice Regal residence Mani in Burn Forest was auctioned for 35000 pounds to Mr Radwin Klein of Sheltharebour for a pensioners group. The property near Moss Vale covers 158 acres and will host 60 to 70 residents as an Old people’s home modeled after American hostelries. More than 190 women attended. Klein bid 33000 pounds, 11500 below the government reserve, but paid the reserve price after discussion. He declined to name the organization backing the project.

Sydney Burn, Forest Radwin Klein Sheltharebour Kelin Hill View Moss’ Vale

Man Found Dead After Woman Shot in Sydney Scene

In Fairfield a man named Michael Patuchow, 46, was shot dead after wounding a woman, Mrs. Mariana Headley, 56. A Russian guest, Mrs. Valenting Pearce, 45, escaped unharmed as Patuchow then killed himself with a double barreled shotgun. police later found him in a nearby paddock.

Sydney Tuese Fai Michael Patuchow Oakleigh Melbourne Petuchow

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