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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1957
Page
6
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Mr Mikoyan left Vienna by Soviet plane after a five day visit to Austria answering eight questions. He said the Dulles was bad and could not consider an invitation to a conference under such conditions. Dulles replied that a world welcome conference with Russia depends on sincere demonstration by the Russians.
Dr Chen Tai Chu says Formosa refining could sell petrol globally at low prices, targeting an Australian entry with 25 percent capacity aimed at cheaper fuel. Mikoyan argues for gradual atomic disarmament steps, from halting experiments to destroying existing bombs and using their energy peacefully.
Dr John Bodkin Adams, acquitted of patient wandering charges, sues The Daily Mail Daily Mirror and The News Chronicle. His solicitor says further actions against British national newspapers are planned amid libel proceedings.
Amman reports indicating King Hussein asserts control as security forces seal Communist offices and purge leftist influence in Jordan. A royal decree establishes military courts with no appeal and empowers district governors amid martial law. Sy ria and Iraq move in regional shifts with Nasser’s cabinet meeting and Mecca talks influencing outcomes.
The Governor's two day visit to Queanbeyan featured a public dinner in his honour and tours of key sites. He inspected the Lake George Mine at Captain's Flat and visited the District Hospital, Country Women's Rest Rooms, and Returned Servicemen's League Club. He opened the Queanbeyan Bowling Club clubhouse, praised student displays of culture and dance, and urged a holiday for the children. A wreath at the War Memorial began a day of civic receptions with the Mayor and shire president. He spoke with ex service members and noted his impending retirement after 11 years as Governor.
Adelaide born author Ralph Peterson, known for The Square Ring stage and screen hit, plans to complete a script for a new Australian film during several weeks holiday in Adelaide.
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