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10 Aug 1956
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1956
Page
1
Unclear OCR: Trial and Race Mentions With Names
Fragmentary OCR text references a trial, racing terms, and multiple names including Elliott, Anna, and Cleo Ring. Details are incomplete, with scrambled words and missing context, making a coherent summary difficult. The readable bits hint at a competitive event involving people and places but lack concrete facts.
Eden Raises Hopes For Settlement
Reports say Hal Retc hey voiced a hopeful note that the August 16 conference could form a workable Canal settlement. British plans and Egyptian sovereignty issues mix with troop movements to the Middle East as nations awaited a conference outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Retchey
Buanhower
Germany
Reid
Mediterranean
Sena
Daily Mail
Middle East
Egypt
Rescue Workers Still Seek Trapped Miners
Reported from Marcinelle as rescue teams dig deeper into a burning pit 3 000 feet underground. About 254 miners remain trapped while workers struggle through flames and debris to reach lower galleries. With Italians, Poles, French and others among the crew, seven of yesterday’s 276 miners reached the surface. Nine victims lie in a schoolroom near the pit and six injuries have been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcinelle
Iginir
Reuter
Pestuery
Resctsra
Minera
Man Is Electrocuted On Roof During Drill
An incident on the Administration Building roof sent Stanley Smith to Canberra Community Hospital after a live-wire shock. Ambulance officers and colleagues used a crane hoist to lower him from the roof following first aid. His condition yesterday was stated as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoulance
Stanley Smith
Hillside Hostel
Canberra Community Hospital
Hia
Cahill Refuses Radio Debate With Opposition Leader
Sydney Premier Cahill says he will not participate in a radio discussion next Sunday with Opposition Leader Morton or ex-Labour member Clive Canty. He argues the issue is not in the public interest and declines to join the political quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Loyal Troops Closing In On Rebels In Ecuador
Loyal government forces advanced toward rebels in Manabi Province driving insurgents from Portoviejo the provincial capital. Ecuador has seen political unrest since liberal parties lost the presidential election last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
AAP
Reuter
Ore
Boracar
Manabi
Provinta Capit 1
Portoviejo
Liberal
Church of England Accepts Canberra School Aid Offer
The Anglican Diocesan Council decided to accept a Commonwealth offer to fund up to 56 percent interest on loans for new non-residential secondary schools in Canberra. The move aims to ease urgent school accommodation needs without settling broader state aid questions. Some Protestant leaders criticized the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberratx
England
Council
Binca
Commonwealth
Canberra
Australia
Sulburn
Coray
Arthur Baaton
A.C.T
Diosexan Council
Sydney
Archbishop Mowl
Mowll
Imped
Burgmans
Npreat
Wheen
Anglican Diocesan Council
Air fare cuts slash tourist class rates in Australia
ANA and TAA cut tourist class air fares effective tomorrow. Melbourne Sydney and Melbourne Brisbane fares drop to new low levels, while first class prices stay fixed. Airlines say couch service popularity drives the move and cost per mile is now the world’s lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.N.A
TAA
Tomor
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Couriet
Australia
Leading Cars Lose No Points In Mobilgas
Fitzroy Crossing reports show three lead cars in the Mobilgas reliability trial at the control point with no points lost. Eddie and Lance Jenkins in a Volkswagen lead at 48 points, Jack Maseling from Cootamundra second in a Holden on 62, R Foreman in a Volkswagen third at 80. George Green of Strathfield withdraws after gearbox failure in a Vanguard at Wave Hill. Bill Patterson of Victorian hits rock, damages shocks, returns to Elliott and withdraws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzroy Crossing
Mobilgas
Victorian Raziers
Eddie
Lance Jerkins
Volkswagen
Jack Maseling
Cootamundra
Holden
R. Foreman
George Green
Strathfield
Green
Wave Hill
Elliott
Fitzroy
Bill Patterson
Sudden Death of Speaker Archie Cameron in Australia
Archibald Cameron, long notable in Federal Parliament, died in Gloucester House Sydney at age noted. Born at Nairne, he served in wars and rose to major, entered Parliament in 1934 for Barker, became Speaker in 1960, and faced criticism in 1951 for boycotting the Governor General. A state funeral is planned in Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jureday
Archie Cameron
Yes
Gloucester House
Royal Prince Alfred
Wee Nie Ie
Cameron
Country Party
Barker
House of Representatives
Goveeral
William McKell
Government House
Adelaide
Arthur Fadden
Frogmen Use Feel Method in Lake Search
Frogmen from the Royal Military College, under Lt. R. H. Titcombe, search a dark lake area by touch due to murky water. Cadets say underwater debris and cold, deep water hinder visibility while divers inch along the floor to locate objects. The operation will resume this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
R.H. Titcombe
Royal Australian Ni
Royal Military Io
Lieut
Titcombe
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