Reds Accused of Fearing German Unity
Debate over Soviet influence dominates reports from Europe. Adenauer notes move toward the Soviet orbit while Khrushchev questions Polish and Hungarian conditions. Poland faces wage protests after tram strike, Hungary sends Horvath and Sik to the UN debate, and Budapest condemns foreign interference while readers learn of penalties for books burned in the October uprising.
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Sovit Union
Poland
Adenauer
Gelenskirkchen
Hungary
Rumania
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Warsaw
Lodz
Reas
Imre Horvath
Endre Sik
ITN
UNS
Hungaria
Radio Budapest
Wool Exports Reach 185m for Season Totals
Wool exports for the 1956 57 season totalled 485 million pounds, up from 338 million the prior season. The figures were released today by the Australian Woolgrowers' Council.
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Oipyier
Ausineum Woolgrowers
Countil
Junior Farmer Buckmaster Wins State Trophy in NSW
Peter Buckmaster, president of the Val derra Junior Farmers Club, wins the NSW Junior Farmer of the Year trophy for outstanding project work and leadership. He also takes the Woodgers and Calthorpe prize for the flock ewe project and places fourth in the state championship amid a slate of other farmcraft awards including sheep, horsemanship, vegetable growing, and cow calf projects.
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Valderra
Miss Wheatley
Woodgers
Calthorpe
Robert Gault
John Harding
Maxwell Gault
Country Women's Association
London Dockers Resume Work Amid Five Week Strike
London dockers plan to return to work at midnight, ending a five week market porters strike in support of the action at Ben Garden. The walkout involved hundreds of workers amid ongoing labor tension at the port.
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London
A.a-P.reuter
Ben Garden
Former Ambassador's Daughter Branded Spy
Miss Martha Dodd daughter of the former U S ambassador to Germany was branded a Soviet spy by the House committee on un American activities. Committee chair Francis Walter said sworn testimony clearly established her alleged role with Alfred Stern as part of the Soviet apparatus. Morros test운ified that Sterns aided a cover scheme through a Los Angeles music firm to legitimize Soviet agents.
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Tora
Rome
Eiie
Lashington
P-Reuter
Martha Dodd
United States
Germany
Committee of un-American Activities
The
House of
Francis Walter
Miss
Alfred Stern
Boris Morros
Morros
New York
Soviet Union
Ms. Todd
Mexico
Jack Soble
Sterns
Iron Curt
Gramophone Record
Los Angeles
Walter
Stern
Zubilin
Boris Morris Music Company
Queen Elizabeth's voice growing more musical says writer
New York dispatch cites Drew Middleton in These are the British stating the queen's voice is deepening with public duties. He notes she becomes less shy, though anger surfaces when cameras fixate on her, recalling a poised 1956 Washington visit with President Truman.
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New York
A.p.reuter
Queen Elizabeth
Use London
New York Times
Drew Middleton
Middleton
Washington
Elizabeth
Truman
London
Missing Plane Search Fails Near Clermont Queensland
Two RAAF Lincoln bombers searched 300 square miles around Clermont in Central Queensland for a twin engined Dragon aircraft missing since Friday. The plane vanished on a 3 mile flight from Bulliwallah Station to Yacantunda Station in the Clement district. Only the pilot, William Id, 24, of Townsville, was aboard.
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Shisbane
Lincoln
Clermont
Queensland
Bulliwallah
Yacantunda
Clement
William Ld
Townsville
Early Decision On Seconda Schools Urged By MP Frazer
Mr Frazer MPs urged rapid decision on secondary education in Canberra area. He opposed delaying beyond a few weeks and favored abolishing selective entry. He called for all high schools to have equal status and for area based secondary schools to be established.
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Canberz
Dim Frazer
Fairhall
New South Wales
Interest in Opera House Reaches Europe and America
Sydney figures say Europe and America are taking an interest in the Sydney Opera House. Danish architect Utzon notes the project symbolizes a new era blending art with space-age science and urges funding for local cultural buildings to foster an Australian musical culture.
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Sydney
Sydney Opera House
Europe
America
Ariatzon
A.B.C
Opera House
Utzon
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Joern
Broad
Ata
Cala Lava
Australia
Woman Makes Smash And Grab Raid At Prahran Gallery
In Melbourne a young woman smashed a Prahran gallery window using a brick and stole jewels worth about £100 from Constantine Gabriel’s High Street shop. A nearby man restrained her briefly but she fled as she injured a man with her nails.
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Melbourne
G Ellery
Prahran
Constantine Gabriel
High Street
Tory
Dee
No Preferential Treatment For Prince Charles
In Hampshire at Chears School the heir to the throne will be addressed as Charles by classmates while masters will call him Prince Charles. A letter from headmasters Peter Beck and Marc Wheeler to parents says the Queen and Prince Philip desire no change in the school's routine and that Prince Charles should be treated like other pupils.
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London
Reuter
Prince Charles
Charles
Chears School
Hampshire
Masters
Peter Beck
Marc Wheeler
Prince Philip
Rim
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