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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 16, 1956

Page

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No Plans for Wage Freeze Says Fadden

Sir Arthur Fadden states the Commonwealth has no plan to freeze wages and signals readiness to hear proposals at a conference. He notes disparity between federal and state wages and outlines proposed reforms including a productivity based wage system and a tribunal to fix wages annually. The Labour Party's federal executive urges resignation amid inflation concerns.

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Armed Escapees Recaptured Near Border in Melbourne Report

Three teenage escapees from the Langi Kal Kal prisoner farm fled in a motorist’s car toward the South Australian border. They hijacked vehicles, abducted a grazier and his son, and fired shots before being recaptured by Constable O Dwyer at Kaniva, 14 miles from the border. The group wore jungle greens and carried rifles and cash as they tried to reach safety.

Melbourne Horder Tanish Notorist Mrr Thomas Marth Kaniva Ty & Lone Police Borden Eacapres Laney Kal Lexton Priso Spee Brian Fitzgibbons Tin Pod Elwood Ferent ‘Arroll Beaufort Buangor Martin Ararat Lear Avoca Peter Shea Kevin Shea O'Dwyer

Administrator Northsett's Flying Visit to Senet

The Commonwealth Administrator Sir John Northsett arrived by RAAF aircraft for a brief official visit to Senet yesterday. He reached near noon and departed for Melbourne at 1 30 p m. Group Captain A D Garrison presided as the commendation ceremony official.

Commonwealth Sir John Northsett Senet RAAF Melbourne Sir John Fairbairn Air Station Cer A. D. Garrison

Hostel Food Satisfactory Says Canberra Inquiry

A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council heard that hostel food in Canberra was satisfactory overall. J McKie and the hostels committee reported few issues such as lunch wrap and milk watering, with good bread noted and extra food backups available at Capital Hill Hillaide and Ainslie Hostels.

Canberra A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council J. McKie Painters’ Union Capital Hill Hillaide Ainslie Department of Works

Labour Attacks Prime Minister over Suez Crisis

The opposition Labour Party condemns Prime Minister Menzies over the Suez canal crisis. Evatt criticizes the government for nationalisation issues, urging UN involvement and warning against unilateral action while noting huge profits and high canal dues.

Labour Suez

Indonesian Talks On Army Investigations

Mr Abdulgani travels to London to lead Indonesia at the Suez Canal conference as the National Security Council met to discuss an investigation. An army spokesman said West Java commander Colonel Kawilarang issued orders to detain Abdulgani for interrogation in the Sie Hok Tall case amid martial law and rebel activity. Chief of Staff Major-General Nasution denied countermanding the order, saying he simply took over the case from the West Java commander.

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Soviet Delegation Reaches London for Star Conference Opening

The Soviet delegation to the Stes Conference arrived in London yesterday ahead of the opening session scheduled for tomorrow. The legation includes 60 members and is part of a three plan aimed at advancing talks.

London A.P Reuter

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