27 Apr 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1954
Page
1
Unclear when Australian diplomats and citizens can depart the Soviet Union as officials report no travel visa information. British and American embassies assist in cases while the government awaits word from Moscow on exit permissions and protective steps for Australian interests.
A man fell 170 feet while climbing Mt Tiiwagurgan in Grisbanks. Hawan Herbert William Miller, 60, a longtime servant and employee of the Farallon Department, died. He is survived by his wife and two children.
Pravda, the sole Moscow publication issued on Mondays, offered no comment on an armament petition. The note references an Australian matter and remains unaddressed by the paper.
Reported plan to repatriate Russians from Britain to Moscow by BOAC Constellation on May 4 with possible accompaniment by Mrs Kielstein and family. Officials say several embassy staff will depart within a week, as negotiations with Australian authorities seek air transport options and ensure return arrangements.
Fragmented OCR notes describe alleged actions and mood shifts within the Commonwealth police and government, with mentions of investigations, cabinet timing, and public reaction. The text cites unidentified figures and chaotic scenes amid security operations and a high level of secrecy.
A historical report outlines a heavy seven week campaign plan for Prime Minister candidate Mr. Mensieny. The itinerary covers New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, West Australia, South Australia, and Tasmania with multiple meetings, public engagements, and speeches across major cities, aiming to energize voters before polling day.
The Swedish Legation at Can cert agreed to monitor Russia's interests in Anateatia. Mr A. B. Ros told the Commonwealth of the gesture yesterday afternoon, saying acting Minister for tatemat Amira Sir Phil McBelle received the note. Generaloy reported that local authorities in Australia will safeguard all Soviet Union interests from yesterday.
Two youths from Dairnsdale died when their car crashed into a tree eight miles from Walena dale after dark. Norman Barnes 18 drove the vehicle and Brian Pincott 17 died shortly after admission to Bairnadaie Hospital. Police report Barnes fell asleep at the wheel.
In a March report from Brianane, wool prices moved higher despite limited Husian support. The piece notes prices held against prevailing market pressures and references established values from 1922, with mentions of Sydney's Que Clog and global buyers including Japan and the United States.
A chaotic raid disrupted a Sydney supply operation, with two embassy cars involved and a bundle of movie reels burned in a courtyard. Authorities reported government homes targeted, while several individuals were detained then released as investigations proceed.
The article reports on tense debates over the chairmanship at the Geneva talks and the wider Indo China Korea scene. It notes Russia and China positions, U S and British diplomacy, and potential foreign intervention as Dien Bien Phu looms, with leaders like Malan and Chou En Lai referenced.
A high court appeal argues the May adoption of a 16 month old child, pursued through Ararat Court, was without jurisdiction. The parties claim the lower court erred and seeks reversal in favor of the mother, challenging the validity of the proceedings and the adoption outcome.
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