Call for practical policy in Middle East crisis
The piece argues for immediate practical U S and Britain leadership to align policies in the Middle East. It notes Russian influence in flashpoint areas, Britain’s balance strategy, and Egypt under Nasser as a key loser who could profit from cooperative development if differences are removed.
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Middle East
Bisheen
Cairo
United States
Britain
Israel
Feuwoeiel
Ie Baie Fees
Egypt
Nile East
Nasser
Egype
Ibis protection and local elections discussed in letters
Sir in support of F H Ardishs letter on ibis protection the writer questions understanding of legal protection. Sullivan endorses Progress and Welfare Council candidates Mears Pead Mathers Murray and urges elector faith. A reader asks when London Circuit road domination map will be marked.
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F. Hardish
Twan
P.L
Landen Chait
University Missioner To Visit ACT
Father Michas Fisher a noted British university speaker will address the Canberra branch of the Australian Student Christian Movement at the university. The meeting at 7 o clock on Saturday night is open to the public. Fisher will remain in Canberra until a later date.
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Michas Fisher
Britain
Canberra
Universe
Father Fisher
Canfirra
Commonwealth Aid Urged For Unemployed Miners
The Miners Federation secretary G Neilly urged Commonwealth aid to employ displaced miners and other unemployed. He reported the quarterly council meeting blaming the Commonwealth for failing to stabilise NSW industry. The meeting noted about 800 mine workers were dismissed in the state over the last three months.
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Commonwealth
Miners’ Federation
G. Neilly
Neilly
N.S.W. Com
Oversea Food Stocks Urged by Humphrey in Senate
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged study of overseas food stockpiles to shore up Western defense. He proposed early talks with nations to establish such reserves and warned against committing billions to aid allies without ensuring food for survival during emergencies.
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Washington
Ason
Reuter
H. Humphrey
Dem
Minnesota
Her
Sture
Humphrey
England
France
Italy
Personal Star Heads From Canberra to Brisbane
A personal star departed Canberra bound for Brisbane, marking a notable journey between the two capitals. The move reflects a shift in affiliations or assignments within the domestic scene.
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Canberra
Brisbane
Prodigies and Parents Face Gifted Child Dilemma
Experts discuss gifted children through the Strom family with Robert 11, a high achiever reading writing algebra geometry and physics. The parents Dr Strom and Mrs Strom describe balancing education and social needs while avoiding pushing him beyond his capacity.
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Mra
Strom Holilg
Masler
Stephen
Robert
Factors Shown to Shape Gifted Boys and TV Interest
The article discusses how environment and parenting influence high IQ development along with basic curiosity. It recounts two boys who asked many questions, learned vocabulary early, and enjoyed exploring toys and a ham radio set on TV. One child mentions future work in mathematical physics and a desire to avoid sending messages unintentionally on air.
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Robert
New Fercand
Ime
Yonkers
Roma
Lorge
Tia
Myx Strom
Wes
Merino Export Ban Criticised
Brisbane reports show leading Australian Merino stud breeder Mr. G. B. Falkiner criticising the export embargo on Merinos. He argues top Merino rams can boost the industry and help Australia compete against synthetic fibers.
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Brisbane
G. B
Palkiner
Australia
Falkiner
Haddon Rig
Warren
N.S.W
Fragmentary remarks on fear and identity in a strange exchange
The text presents a garbled dialogue about fear and independence. It mentions taking books and boys in ivory towers. The overall meaning is unclear due to errors and missing context.
Courteous Driving Campaign Tied to Community Service
Mr G C Sautelle promotes a courteous driving campaign urging police to nominate a driver of the month. He envisions a toy collection by club members for under privileged children in Canberra or nearby areas. A social fete likely at Albert Hall on October 11 aims to raise funds for Goodwin Homes.
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G. C. Sautele
Bea
Sautele
Albert Hall
Goodwin Homes
Further Term for Kellock Reappointed
The chairman of the Overseas Telecommunications Stone en, a Kellock, was reappointed along with Tr. Gowan QC for another similar term.
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Kellock
Overseas Telecommunica- Stone Een
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Varied Hobbies Exhibition Showcases Local Craft
An American designed sail plane owned by Canberra glider pilot MY A Powell features prominently at YM.CA Hobbies Exhibition in Albert Hall. The event displays weaving, model railways, stamps, dolls, pottery, millinery, and crafts by Canberra youths and organizations including the Latvian Society and the CWA with prizes from the Sydney Show.
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Canberra
Ym.ca
Albert Hall
Wal
MY. A. Powell
Lie
Hell
Latvian Society of
St. Jip's
O'Connor
Canberra, Philatelic Society
Mra
Sweeting Emir
Goodwin Homen
Chilare
Corroboree Park
Y.W.C.A
Teepe Parke J High
Cewberre Grammer
NSW, Government Railways
J. Oldham
Pirucl
Pnvate
Miles Cox
Country Waters Assocision
C.W
CWA
Peter Jack
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Dy Saul Pett
New York
Associated Press
Cor Univer
Aity
Paleo
Anya
Albert Stram
Robert 11
America
Strom
Tere
Robert Aked
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