Space satellites raise urgent military and legal issues in wake of Sputnik
The article argues that satellite launches bring unprecedented military inspection capabilities and danger from in-orbit debris. It calls for coordinated Western strategy to avoid costly rivalry, and for UN leadership on legal questions about responsibility, jurisdiction, and lunar property as space activity expands.
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Death of Mr W H Knight Canberra transport chief dies
W H Knight transport manager for 18 months and former assistant transport officer for 24 years died suddenly at home in Bougainville Street Harrest He born in Reading England came to Australia as a boy He led Canberra Baptist Church work including missions to Troila Pakistan and New Guinea He was awarded the MBE in 1954 and chaired several church committees Funeral where Transport Workers Union guard of honour attended and several department officials were present He survived by his widow and two children Betty and Joan
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Reading
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Pope May Add To List Of Cardinals
Vatican circles mention Monsignor Giuseppe Fietta and Carlo Chiarlo as possible cardinals. Pope Pius XII aims to broaden the College to reflect global Catholic presence across continents and races.
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Carlo Chiarlo
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Possible Candidates Named for Future Cardinal Honors
The article lists potential candidates from heavily Catholic regions for future cardinal appointments including Manila Archbishop Rufina Santos, Mexican Catholics, and U S figures like Boston Archbishop Richard Cushing and San Francisco Archbishop John Joseph Mitty. It notes England lacking a current cardinal and cites Milan Archbishop Giovanni Battista Montini and Monsignor Domenico Tardini among likely choices. It also recalls Pope Pius XII's 1953 vacancy actions and current College of Cardinals statistics with 12 vacancies among 86 cardinals from 23 nations.
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Informal Prizegiving at Tellopea High
Prizes for studies citizenship and effort were awarded by P and C Association president J R Randell. He praised staff and pupils, noted modernization works, and predicted a bright future for the school as Canberra’s historic education center. Deputy headmaster R M Cooper received crystal glassware and thanked Deputy Crawford, with parents and students looking forward to a prosperous future.
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Governor General attends cadet parade at Flinders Naval Depot
The Governor General Sir William Blim attended the Passing Out Parade of cadets at the Royal Australian Naval College in the Flinders Naval Depot Victoria. On the same day veterans from the War Veterans Home Yass and the Canberra branch of the Women's Auxiliary of the Returned Ballors Soldiers and Airmen League visited Government House Canberra.
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Victoria
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Yass
Canberra
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Ballors
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Government House
Evatt to Contest Wagga By Election
Federal Opposition leader Dr Evatt is expected to take part in the Wagga by election next week freeing him from Parliament duties as it adjourns. Seven candidates contest the seat formerly held by E H Graham Minister for Agriculture as campaigns intensify.
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President Eisenhower Makes Continued Recovery Progress
President Eisenhower remains in improving condition after a cerebral attack. White House spokesman Hagerty reports another good night and a very good mood as the president observes the Army versus Navy game from the White House.
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Kishi Heads to New Zealand on State Visit
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi leaves Sydney by air for New Zealand on a state visit. He will tour Canberra and attend a state dinner with Australian officials, including a reception for 200 guests where he toasts the Queen and the Emperor of Japan.
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Australite
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Waterwick Farm
Nsw
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Heffron
Cahill
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New
Eantie
Kishi
Elvic
Foundation Stone Ceremony For Anglican Centre in Canberra
The foundation stone for St John’s Parish Centre in Canberra will be laid in a ceremony led by Governor General Sir William Blin and attended by Archbishop Mowll. The £90,000 project will yield a 450-seat hall, two wings with classrooms and meeting rooms, plus club rooms on an upper storey. Bishop Burmann will oversee the later opening ceremony.
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St. John's Parish
Bel
Royal Mill College
Duntroon
Aecromtmodite
Meestig
Buremann
Lambell
Fibrous Plaster Makers Hear On Trends
A meeting of the Fibrous Plaster Manufacturers Association was held at the Ayite and included the AGT and Southern Tobielands branch. State residents J Molloy and E Willis attended as association officers and discussed latest experiments at the CSIRO Melbourne office. The CSIRO will publish booklets on refinements in fibrous plaster sheets and cornices and on lighting effects for plaster surfaces.
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Tobielands
Fibrous Plaster Manufacturers’ Association
Messrs. J. Molloy
E. Willis
C.s.lr
Melbourne
Ms. Ridge
Une
Esperantist for Congress to Attend Melbourne Meeting
A noted Esperanto advocate Tibor Sekely plans to attend the Australian Esperanto Congress in Melbourne next January. Sekely, based in Nepal, is described as renowned with twelve books published in eighteen languages and will deliver three travel lectures during the biennial congress series.
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Nepal
Melbourne
Sekely
Canberra
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