Goulburn Left Out Of Wool Sales Roster
SYDNEY Sunday Goulburn is excluded from the roster of markets for the 1958 9 wool sales as the Woolbuyers Association announces. Chairman H Paterson states speculators not members will attend Goulburn in October to buy cheap wool, risking lower prices for growers and undermining values elsewhere. He warns a possible buying firm in Goulburn could disrupt NZ wool trading and force growers to Despatch to Sydney. Paterson signals willingness to compromise while critics demand continued Goulburn sales and a united policy.
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Naw
Queensland Woolbuyers’ Association
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Goulburn
Ation
Patergor Sani
Paterson
Jick-Hewins
Evangelist Says Sydney Is Pagan
English evangelist Canon Green, visiting Sydney, declared the city pagan and not much improved since seven years ago. He doubted more than 10 percent attended church, while Australian crowds were cooperative. Green, parish priest for Birmingham, spoke at St Andrews Cathedral and suburban meetings during his week in Sydney.
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Sydney
Canon Green
United States
Birmingham
England
St. Andrews
Memorial To Smithy Opened In Brisbane
In brilliant sunshine 3000 people watched Federal Treasurer Arthur Fadden unveil a gleaming glass and aluminum memorial to aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. The £31,000 memorial at the gate to Brisbane airport houses the Southern Cross and Smithy’s Fokker monoplane. The unveiling recalled the 1928 cross Pacific flight from Oakland in 834 hours. Sir Arthur opened the memorial before 500 guests including Harry Lyon and James Warner.
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Brisbane
Arthur Fadden
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Smithy
Kingsford Smith
Charles Abn
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Eagle Farm
Oakland
California
Lyon
Warner
Sir Arthur
News In Brief: China rejects U S recognition stance
Mixed briefs report Chou En Lai stating Communist China not interested in United States recognition during a North Korean anniversary ceremony in Peking. Other items note NSW road toll rise to 514 planned increases, infrared camera development at Eglin Air Force Base, India reporting over 16 000 cholera and smallpox deaths, a Polish church stand against Reds, and a U S suit to Save Shipyard at Long Beach California.
Inquest On Air Crash Victims Opens
An inquest investigates air crash victims with Dutch medical expert input from The Hague. Five bodies identified so far as corps arrive in Galway from Holland and the United States. A Galway hospital doctor notes injuries suggesting bloating and possible embedded metal pieces. a spokesman denies sabotage.
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Hague
Pho Phs
Galway
Holland
United States
Khrushchev Warns On Middle East Escalation
Khrushchev criticized U.S. six point plan for the Middle East calling it a veiled bid to expand Western oil control. Tass and Pravda portray the plan as colonial, while U.N. efforts seek to reinforce observers in Lebanon. John Foster Dulles and Gromyko reportedly discussed a UN role as Britain and the U.S. consider withdrawing from Jordan and Lebanon. Jordan’s UN envoy Baha Ud-Din resigned over policy disagreements.
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Khrushchev
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Jordan
Arab East
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Telka
John Foster Dulles
Gromyko
U.N
Hammarskjoeld
Britain
United
Ambulance Rushes to MTB Circuit Accident Scene
A Canberra ambulance arrived at the Federal Highway crash within seconds and transported Peter Bryant of Morongala to Canberra Community Hospital with severe head injuries. The same vehicle tended two Saturday incidents in O’Connor and Narrabandsh, with multiple injuries and admissions.
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Mt. Ginn
Peter Bryant
Morongala
Cowra
Canberra Community Hospital
Limestone Avenues
Ipima Street
Michael Sosensko
Boronia Drive
O'Connor
Ray Harris
Moorehouse Street
Sosensiko
Harris
Timothy Daniels
Fourth Street
Narrabandsh
Giles Street
Wentworth Avenue
Film offers sent to Townsend s former wife
London reports Rosemary de Laszio former wife of Group Captain Peter Townsend has been flooded with film offers about the Margaret Townsend story, totaling about £100,000. The People newspaper says she may seek to block a forthcoming book release on the Continent due to the embarrassment it could cause.
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AAP
Freuter
Rosemary de Laszio
Peter Townsend
Hollywood
Margaret—Townsend
People
Princess Margaret
Ainslie Wins At Sports Carnival
Ainslie School dominated events for the Seat of Government Shield at Northbridge Public School on Saturday. Results show Basketball wins for Ainslie teams over Northbridge, softball and football outcomes listed with Ainslie prevailing. Visitors from Northbridge attended a social Saturday night then returned to Sydney on the afternoon train.
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Northbridge Public School
Northbridge
Avere
Ae Tb
Ainalle
Ainslig
Sydney
Cobra bites housewife in Malaysia kettle incident
Four housewives in Kuala Lumpur were hospitalized with serious illness after a black cobra emerged from a kettle when a lid was removed. The incident occurred Sunday according to Reuters, with initial reports from AAP.
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Kuala Lumpur
Reuter
Ambulance Plane Runs Mercy Dashes to Sydney
Two mercy dashes were made from far west of N S W to Sydney yesterday. Jockey William Campbell died after a Bourke ambulance journey of 500 miles, while Thelma McIsivee, 86, was flown from Bourke to Sydney after an appendix operation complications.
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N.8.w
William Campbell
Bourke
Campbell
Sydney Hospital
R. Pile
Thelma McIiiveen
Royal North Shore Hospital
McIsivee
NSW to tighten car registration over tyre tread rules
The Commissioner for Motor Transport Mr. W. A. Walsh announced proposed amendments to motor traffic regulations in New South Wales. Registration will be refused if tyres lack a clearly visible tread pattern on all parts in contact with the road.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Gas Showings Reported In Wapet Well
Gas showings were observed in Meda No 1 near Derby, Western Australia. Drilling at 6679 to 6682 feet produced gas cuts in mud while no lithology change or fluoresence was seen. core sampling and logs planned. WAPET Managing Director J M Kirby cautioned against overestimating significance at this stage.
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Perth
Meda No. 1
Wapet
Derby
Waper
J. M. Kirby
Qantas Plans World Jet Service By Mid Next Year
Sydney report says Qantas General Manager C O Turner announced the round the world jet airliner service would start by mid next year with seven Boeing 707 jets due for delivery in April or May. He noted U S manufacturers expect supersonic airliners by 1965, flying between 1800 and 2000 mph.
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Qantas
C. O. Turner
Turner
United States
Britain
U.S
Methodist Circuit School on Leadership leads Canberra session surge
More than 50 people attended each session of the first Christian Leadership School held by the Canberra Methodist Circuit. Visiting tutor Dr J W Staines, vice-principal of Newcastle Teachers' Training College, preached at the National Memorial Church. Sessions occurred at the Memorial Church Reid Zouk Centre OConnor Church Hall and Queanbeyan Youth Centre with speakers including Rev Dr Wheen Rev H Cox and others. Dr Staines urged adult education as essential to modern church and community urging longer meetings, active participation, repetition, and implementation across church life.
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Christian Leadership School
Canberra
J. W. Staines
Newcastle
G. Wheen
H. Cox
Vernon Davies
Ian Miles
B. Farquharson
Methodist National Memorial Church
Staines
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