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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 29, 1958

Page

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Nationalist China braces as Quemoy and Matsu worries rise

Tensions flare in the Formosa Strait as Nationalists warn of reprisals while Communist shells hit Quemoy and Matsu. U S carriers move to join the 7th Fleet amid debates over defending the offshore islands and Formosa. President Eisenhower declined a firm pledge to protect Quemoy and Matsu, signaling a military decision to come.

Tipanihg Weseereeg Hella Weel United States Navy Sneantime Wy Phcraft Hswex Oot Tour Mediterranean Maertic Smericatt Associated Middle East Pacific Washington Spondent Scripps- Howard U.S Eisenhower China Quemoy Matsu Formaag Pencadorea Endower Formosa Taipei Quemoy Island Hewa Associated Prean Ruskin Formosa Straits Radio 1 Moscow Far East Tzyostia Chiang Kai-sheke Syngman Rhee South Korea Ngo Din Diem South Vietnam

Car Collides With House in Boldrewood Street Crash

A collision on Boldrewood Street WaA caused a car to plough into the Graham home damaging walls and furniture. The Morris and another driver Mr Niel Xa Atak were involved. Bricks and debris littered the scene while residents reported a near worse outcome. Police constables Upaton and Harrison led inquiries at the site.

Sig Wee Niel Xa Atak Myall Street Gannor Wuloh Morris Ridley Street Grahams Constable First Claus Co. Upaton N. Harrison

Court Prohibits Waterfront Union Stoppages

A Commonwealth Industrial Court order prohibits the Water side Workers' Federation from stopping members at four major ports for six months. The union must pay ship owners' legal costs and can apply to lift the injunction after six months. Ports named: Sprispane, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart.

Melbourne Waterside Workers’ Federation Commonwealth Industrial Court On Pt Federation Sprispane Sydney Hobart Commonwealth “Steamship Owners’ Association

Explosion at Chiayi Firecracker Factory Kills and Injures

A blast at a Chiayi firecracker factory in Southern Formosa on Tuesday killed a teenage girl and left 33 people injured. The incident occurred as workers operated amid a crowded production area.

Tarren Touraday A.ap-Reuter Chiayi Formosa

Family Dinner Interruption After Car Collision

A car careered out of control into the bedroom wall of a Turner home on Leg and Boldrawood Streets while a family dined, causing extensive damage to vehicles and the house. No injuries reported.

Boldrawood Turner

Supply Transport Costs Defended by Minister Townley

Minister Townley defended Commonwealth transport costs saying there is no evidence of excess spending given operation scale. He praised official use controls and noted Canberra transport is state managed while outer districts show improved efficiency saving £2,000,000 since 1950.

Townley Department of Supply Commonwealth Transport Canberra Commonwealth — Transport Department For the Interior Commonwealth Car

Capsize on London Circuit Causes Minor Injuries

Clement viewr swk8on of Hillside Hostel received treatment at Canberra Community Hospital for abrasions after a collision between his vehicle and a truck driven by Alfred Charles Day of Hart Street O'Connor at 7 40 a m yesterday on London Circuit. One vehicle overturned but both sustained only minor damage.

Clement Viewr Hillside Hostel Canberra Community Hospital M Collaion Alfred Charles Day Hart Street O'Conno London

French Round-up Algerians For Questioning

Paris reports a mass round-up of Algerians for questioning as authorities try to curb waves of sabotage and terrorism. Police transferred about 2 000 detainees to the Palais Den Sports for identity checks and heightened security orders canceled police leave.

Paris Aporta Arena Bas Paria Police Quest Germany Frenehole Allan Yarter Sern Trol Tees Petit Quevilly Rouen Lay A.a.pereuter France Algiera Tanke Trooa North Africa Palais den Sports

Mr Menzies To Close Tumut Pond Dam Gates

Prime Minister Menzies will officially close the Tumut Pond Dam on September 13 at 2 30 p m The event marks a milestone toward finishing the Snowy Mountains scheme Ben Spooner announced Dame Pattie will accompany Menzies The dam will regulate flows from the Tumut Upper Murrumbidgee Tooma and Hume diverted waters with a 283 ft high structure

sxvNex Toumasy Menzies Ponde Ueam Ben- Star Spooner Mengins Dame Pattie Benator Bpooner Tumut

Defence homes in Canberra to be mainly 16 square units

Canberra plans reveal 18 Defence Department houses for senior personnel. Most homes to be 16 squares with 24 squares of garage space. one 19 square, one 18 square, and twelve 16 square homes. Five bedrooms cost £9 765. four bedrooms £6 313. three bedrooms £5 570. Total £158 000.

Defence Defence Department Canberra Interior Fairhall Ivo I Garage Fairbal Peo I Ward Lab Bastey

Canberra Pilot Escapes In Landing Crash

Two Army officers narrowly escaped injury when their Auster plane crashed on landing at Tin Can Bay near Gympie today. Second Lieutenant Graham Annear of Canberra was the pilot and Lieutenant David Morcom of range served with the 11th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment. Annear had flown the plane from Canberra where he is a member of the Army Air Observation Post Flight.

Biubsany Frutsors Tin Con Bay Gympie Graham An«near Canberra David Morcom Exe 11Th Light Annear Army Air Observation Post

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