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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 23, 1957

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West proposes two stage plan to suspend nuclear tests

Western powers deliver a 24 month suspension plan in two stages tied to an inspection system for fissile material. Russia seeks unconditional test halt. NATO council studies London talks as observers warn gaps remain.

Lee Neewreferm Russia I Paris NATO Permanent Council London Valerian Zorin Ion Sumpendhislon Sa Portal Ds Pg Disarmament Sireeskion Soviet Union Nntea Kindom United States Pacific Reuter

Haylen Sees Group Cry In Criticism

Sydney Thursday. Labour MP Mr. Leslie Haylen accuses Mr. Johnson of stage managed defections aimed at weakening Dr. Evatt and democratic socialism. He cites NSW Victoria and Tasmania executives backing Evatt and condemning Mr. Chambers.

Haylen Sydney Dr. Bvatt Johnson Labour Kalgoorlie Leslie Haylen Labour M.P Haysen J. Bvatt Jess N.S.W Victoria Tasmania Dr. Evatt Chambers

Queensland backs Dr Evatt in ALP unity pledge

Queensland became the first state to openly support Dr Evatt's leadership. The Queensland Central Executive of the ALP passed a resolution pledging loyalty and endorsing vigorous effort against internal critics. The move aims to discipline party members criticizing Evatt.

Brisbane Open Dr. Evatt Queensland ALP Evatt iWe AIP

Australia to admit 5000 Hungarian and 7000 Yugoslav refugees

Australia plans to admit 5000 Hungarian refugees and 7000 from Yugoslavia this financial year, expanding its humanitarian intake during a period of regional displacement.

Australia Yugoslavia

Thunderstorms and hail lash New South Wales

Rain and strong winds swept several NSW districts. In Bathurst a railway worker Reginald Felsted was knocked unconscious by a lightning strike but admitted to Bathurst Hospital in a not serious condition. South of Orange a lightning strike toppled a power pole. Over an inch of rain fell west of Dubbo and Forbes endured a severe hail storm.

Sydney Bathurst Reginald Felsted Bathurst Hospital Orange Dubbo Forbes

Syrian Delegation Seeks Red Aid Amid Cold War Ties

London reports Syria plans a delegation to seek Soviet and Czech aid for communications dams and industrial projects with long term credit at 2 percent. US President Eisenhower warned the pro communist bid aims to gain Soviet control. Damascus denies dependence on Russia.

London Russia Washington Eisenhower Syria

Kashmir Oman I R A Disputes For U N

A fragmented report notes disputes involving Kashmir Oman and the I R A over United Nations affairs. A manifesto attributed to the Army Council of the LRA threatens continued struggle until a country is allowed to withdraw.

New York A.a.p.reuter Kashmir Oman United Nations Army Council” of LRA Pesca

Explosion of fireworks load kills six in Madras

Exposed railway wagon loaded with fireworks exploded killing six people in Madras yesterday. Witnesses report a blaze and a strong blast as investigations begin into how the stock was mishandled or stored.

Madras Thura Reuter

Parallel Parking To Ease Danger Says Mr Cahill

In Sydney on Thursday Premier Cahill defended police use of parallel parking in Goulburn and Yass to reduce public danger. He told Parliament that angular parking narrowed traffic flow and that rising accidents required trusted decisions by trained police. He criticized opposition questions and offered to hear local views from Goulburn and Yass residents.

Mr. Cahill Sydney Goulburn Yass Cahill Askin Tully Lab Yasu

Missing Plane Found Over Queensland Wreckage Recovered

A missing plane was found near Bulliwallah Station in Charters Towers district. The wreckage lay in scrub in flat country, 12 miles from the station. The pilot, William Beckold of Townsville, was found dead at the controls. Co owners Fred and Don King rode to the site by horseback and reported the discovery after an extensive air search.

Brisbane Sentral Queensland RAAF Lincoln Bulliwallah Charters Towers Mesara Fred Don King William Beckold Townsville Beckold Fred King

Tanker Mishap Victims Still Unknown

A tanker collision near Gibraltar left the master and first officer in shock and hospitalized. Thirty-two crew members were evacuated while salvage ships waited as the crippled vessel began to sink bow first after fire was controlled.

Gibraltar World Aplen Ree

Australian becomes Charge dAffaires at British Embassy

Mr Peter Garran of Melbourne becomes Charge dAffaires at the British Embassy in Washington marking the first time an Australian holds the post in the absence of the ambassador Sir Harold Caccia. Garran, son of the late Sir Robert Garran, has served as Commercial Minister in Washington for three years.

Washington A.A.P Peter Garran Harold Caccia John Coulson Garran Melbourne Robert Middle East British Foreign Office United States

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