Press rights clash over reporters to Red China and visas
American press leaders claim freedom to send correspondents to Red China while Washington and Peking clash over visas and selection. Peking accuses U S of spying and insists on limiting access, prompting debate on press independence and government oversight. Fingerprinting visas surfaces as a possible future demand.
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Peking
Red China
United States
Washington
Red Chins
State Department
Dulles
China
Thetate Department
Girls win big at Eisteddfod with multiple firsts
Jill Sorenson age 14 of Acton and Georgina Young age 13 of Braddon excel at the Eisteddfod earning four firsts each. Jill tops the championship and the open Shakespeare event among her achievements.
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Jill Sorenson
Acton
Georgina Young
Braddon
Jill
Vicereg al Governor General hosts dinner at Government House
At Government House last night the Governor General entertained a distinguished group including the Prime Minister, Lord Carrington, defence and navy ministers, service chiefs, and senior officers. Two young entrants, Georgina and Jil Sorenson, impressed in verse speaking with multiple firsts and seconds under adjudicator Miss Donna Fitton.
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Government House
Lord Carrington
Defence
Navy
General Staff
Naval Staff
Cty
Air Staff
Afr
Walters
W. Hicks
J. L. Knott
C. C. F. Spry
Georgina
Yetty Landau
Griffith
Donna Fitton
Jil Sorenson
Young
Lunder
Parliament in recess as leaders plan adjournment
The House of Representatives recesses with members Drakeford and McEwan noted. An explanation of the Australian-Japanese Trade Agreement is promised after questions. The Senate resumes at 3 pm and will consider a condolence resolution for Senator Davin, then adjourns to 8 pm for questions before discussing the trade pact.
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House of
Drakeford
Sern
McEwan
Senate
Davin
Two Berlins Seen Split by World War and War Shadow
SEYMOUR TOPPING reports from Berlin on the stark contrast between West and East Berlin. West Berlin offers modern housing, luxury goods, bright nights, and a booming economy while East Berlin shows bombed ruins, rationed goods, and a cramped, Soviet-style system as refugees pour in.
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Iy Seymour Topping
Associated Press
Berlin
PLC
Nikita Khrushchev
East Beri
Hitler
Braun
Weat
Bernauer Strasse
Berniner Strasce
Paire
West Berlin
East Berlin
Kurfurstendamm
Paris Champs Elysee
London
Regent Street
Wien
Weat Bertin
Westerliners
Sto
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
Canberra housing and independent candidates prompt debate
Letters discuss Canberra housing planning with emphasis on national capital needs and a proposed competition for architect designs. They urge diverse housing types with modern planning and adequate heating, and praise independent candidates Day Campbell Parker while criticizing party politics in the Advisory Council race.
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Canberra
National Planning and Development Committee
Commonwealth
Ws Il
Australia
Sydney
Robert U. Warren
Messry
Campbell
Day
Parker
Advisory Council
tWq
Catberra
Liberal Party
Labour Party
Poyng By Quarte Quartet Delivers Polished Canberra Recital
The district quartet Novak, Kontecy, Skamps, and Kobout performed Smetana in B minor, Beethoven Opus 18 No.4, and Janacek Quartet No.2 with precise unity and refined interpretation. The program impressed with its varied champions and no audience feedback noted.
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Smetana
Janacek
Ris
Canberra
Soldiers Found Alive After Malayan Jungle Crash
Two British soldiers were found wandering through thick jungle near the crash site in Malaya four days after their RAF plane went down. A spokesman said both men were unhurt and had survived the entire period in bandit infested woodland.
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Wuala Lumpur
Mon
Gay
A.p.reuter
RAF
Spoliesman
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