28 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1955
Page
1
Dr Evatt calls for a positive shift in international relations to resolve global tensions. He warns against prolonged conflict and argues for active diplomacy, restraint, and alliances, citing the need to prevent a third world war and to manage tensions with China, the United States, and regional powers.
The external affairs minister Mr Casey told representatives at night no resentment toward Australian troops in Malaya and that the troops would be welcomed as a trusted force. He praised Australia as a strong ally with its allied partners, stressing joint Western effort against communism and the value of U S leadership in global security.
The report notes Professor Fitzgerald and Dr Barton as unofficial observers at Bandung, with Mr Menzies questioning their statements. It quotes mixed views from Australian officials on academic pronouncements and the role of observers in international conferences, highlighting tensions over free expression and government authority.
The report describes a party division over governance and federal control. Delegates will be credentialed under federal authority, with tensions between rival unions and the Bute Executive guiding the conference. No resolutions were adopted and factional alignments frame ongoing discussions.
The Herald and Weekly Times Ltd of Melbourne aims to acquire a 4 per cent stake in The Telegraph Newspaper Co. Ltd. Telegraph directors led by Mr D F Harris announce consideration of offers to buy ordinary shares held by existing shareholders. An offer of 20 for B shares and higher for A ordinary shares is contemplated, with no bids for preference shares accepted.
Fragmented text mentions Agni students and various nations including Indonesia Malaysia Brunei and Australia. References to courses agriculture tetanus threat and public health themes appear but details are unclear. Highlights possible links with educational programs and regional cooperation.
A wartime era report notes an eight percent rise in tyre prices linked to Eisenhower era diplomacy. The piece discusses Chinese leadership, Soviet relations, and proposals for formulating a ceasefire amid pressure over Taiwan and Formosa. It references potential talks and the influence of United Nations mediation on economic measures.
The arrival of British migrants at Ainslie Hostel is welcomed with plans for immediate aid and settlement. Officers from the Department of Works interview the men for placement with private contractors, while the Good Neighbour Council coordinates reception and aims to secure homes and school access for the children.
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