06 Dec 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1954
Page
1
Russia votes in favor of a United Nations resolution related to atomic energy operations. The proposal, touched on by high level officials, aims to establish safeguards and a peaceful framework for nuclear activities.
Dr Evatt argues against totalitarianism while addressing Labour Party concerns. He contends external influence and organized groups threaten democracy and urges unity within the Labour movement to counter outside interference before the next federal election. The discussion highlights fears of foreign control and calls for disciplined party collaboration.
Police allege a group of women in New York conspired to murder and extort, with claims of a $196,000 scheme and a separate $100,000 demand. Details are unclear due to damaged text but prosecutors emphasize a planned lethal act and financial motive.
Geneva reports that Australia will receive 31 700 Europeans under the 1955 migration programme adopted in Germany yesterday. The plan totals various nationalities, including 21 000 Sore nani and 9020 Gronks, with Austria and the Netherlands among others. The United States will add 46 000 under the Refugee Relief Act.
The Pope's condition improved after a period of weakness with doctors stating better signs and plans to begin feeding by mouth later. He received intravenous plasma and liver extracts while specialists note there is no cancer or need for immediate surgery, with further consultation planned.
A crowded bus rolled off a road edge near Granville during a picnic at Maat Hill. Fifteen people were injured as the heavy vehicle tipped into a deep mud basin after the back wheels collapsed. The driver Gill Ma of Ouitchord remained at the scene while police investigated the wreck.
Dominici, the man convicted of the murders of the British Diam ond family, says new disclosures will be released by the Public Prosecutor within days. His lawyer cites mental precautions for a fresh inquiry and hints at forthcoming sensational revelations involving his younger son.
A disrupted wire service piece quotes China News Agency warning that Taiwan is a sacred Chinese territory and blaming the United States for keeping Formosa under occupation after Japan's surrender. The editorial alleges U S treachery and calls for renewed Chinese Nationalist and American defense coordination to defend against a large scale invasion.
Yugoslav Premier Tito, in an interview with the Press Trust of India, stated Belgrade will shift its foreign policy as part of moves to ease global tensions. He spoke on the eve of Belgrade’s fast and outlined a plan to reduce antagonism and pursue a cooperative international approach.
A violent incident at a hospital occurred in the early hours as two men restrained a sister, demanded valuables, and escaped with handbags and notes. Witnesses described a masked pair entering the kitchen area and fleeing after a struggle with staff. An investigation is ongoing.
President de Gaulle argues for France to begin engagement with Russia as part of a broader strategy involving Soviet relations. The piece surveys stance on European defense, NATO, and the balance of power among France Britain and the United States amid postwar tensions.
A string of vehicle crashes occurred in Canberra on Saturday after heavy rain. Multiple drivers, including Mr A Burrell of Parkwood and Mr KD Mr Coakil of Weetangeera, reported skids and steering failures. Several cars were damaged on roads near the railway bridge and in State Creek area. injuries ranged from minor to none.
Judith Timpson, granddaughter of the former Commonwealth Surveyor-General, unveiled the Acton House memorial fountain yesterday. Stones from the Howe house, the first in Barra, have been set in the fountain.
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