Subsidy Sought to Cut Rabbit Wire Netting Costs
The Australian Agricultural Council discussed a possible federal subsidy to reduce imported wire netting costs for rabbit control. Council Chairman Minister McEwen announced the matter after Tasmanian Premier Cosgrove requested reconsideration, noting high wire netting prices hinder farm pest control efforts.
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Australian Agricultural Council
Me. McEwen
Cosgrove
Te Wan
McEwen
Appointment of Walter Bete to lead Semea Protagence Agency ends September
Reported shift in U S defense intelligence leadership names tent-general Walter Bete as the new director of the Semea Protagence Agency at the end of September. General aminormier Arba is slated to command the First Army in the Red Staten, succeeding Rear Admiral fence tentocheat. The agency coordinates government intelligence activities and aids rabbit control research and wire-netting programs in North Woreans.
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New York
Walter Bete
Beith
Semea Protagence
Ageocy
Aminormier Arba
First Army
Red Staten
Fence Tentocheat
Eit Elaed
Iar Aee
Commonwealth
East Sydney migrant brawl leaves several injured
In East Sydney a large mob attacked migrants and police after a confrontation that began during an arrest attempt. About 50 bystanders joined in, four men bashed three Hungarian migrants, two Ukrainian migrants charged with manslaughter and assault, and two detectives plus others required hospital treatment.
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Sydney
Maan
Oman
Omlookera
Aistance
Otp
Dragred
Ure
Fim
Vincent's Hospital
Paddington
Janos
Camp Manager Gashed in Violent Camp Incident
Reported early morning violence at a migrant camp left two New Australians and manager John Mecar Thurl Kins injured. Police arrested two men and charged the assailants with assault and related offenses at the Vict Enwood camp amid chaotic, smoky conditions.
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Sydney
John Mecarthur Kins
Victenwood
Eam
Trey
A. Ruken Bottie
Dentist's Dream to Be Shown at Australian Congress
At Sydney University the Australian Dental Congress opens to marry members and display a skull with 32 teeth described as the dentist's dream. The exhibit accompanies other displays while experts discuss methods to prevent dental decay.
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Sydney
Sydney University
Marraiy
Carlin couple reach Azores in amphibious jeep voyage
Mayor Carlin and his wife left Halifax July 19 to launch an Atlantic amphibious jeep, targeting Azores by August 10. They arrived at Flores in the Azores yesterday after a voyage aided by amateur radio signals and planned resupply to last until the end of the journey.
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Carlins
Azores
Horta
Carlin
Maiifax
Nova Scotia
Crea
Florey
Spender Talks in Paris on U.N. Reforms
Australian External Affairs Minister Spender held talks in Paris with Secretary-General Alexander Parodi and French Foreign Office officials. He said the U.N. needs real teeth and that future participation depends on nations recognizing their responsibilities and boosting support and resources.
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IR. Spender
Paris
Spender
M Alexander
Parodi
Foreign Office
Australian to lead Canadians in Army Special Force
The High Commissioner for Canada, Major-General Maf. LaFleche, announced Brigadier John M. Rockingham has been appointed to command the Canadian Army Special Force. Rockingham, 38, born in Australia and educated in Melbourne, rose from the Canadian Scottish Regiment in 1933 to command the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry in 1942, became a brigadier in 1944, led the 9th Brigade around Chen and Boulogne, earned the DSO in Normandy and a bar in the Rhine crossing.
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Canada
Maf. LaFleche
John M. Rockingham
Rockingham
Austral
Melbourne
Belgian Communist Leader Lahaut Assassinated at Home
The Belgians claim the Belian Communist Party leader and Chamber of Deputies member Lahaut was shot by two men at his home near Liege. The killing sparked a 24 hour strike by 17000 iron and steel workers in Charleroi and coal miners in Liege in protest.
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Dulien Lahaut
Belian’ Communist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Lahaut
Beraine
Liege
Germany
Leopold
Bae Gouin
Belgium
Charleroi
Liege Almtriet
Woman killed by extremist attackers in Singapore
The body of Mrs Norah E Stutchbury, missing since the jeep ambush, was found in the Panang Vinge eatery near Singapore. Chinese interpreter also found with wounds from multiple stab injuries. Troops tracked them to jungle undergrowth where both were located. she was fatally harmed by extremist action.
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A.ap-Reuter
Singapore
Bundsy
Norah E. Stutchbury
Minang
Vietnam raid injures seven in Baigon gambling den
The Vietnam State Security reports a Sunday clash at a gambling casino in Baigon injuring seven people. Police ongoing three day raids search for Viet Minh leaflets and banners calling for mobilization. A secret radio allegedly ordered the propaganda from the Provisional Government led by Ho Chi Minh. A package in Saigon contained revolutionary material claiming American forces retreat.
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Tren Arter
Baigon
Buncay
Vietnam
Surete
Culinnfist Guerrilan Tete
Sunlay
Kan Ching
Rec
Vietminh
Tineder
Ho Chiain
Saigon
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Betty Reid
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