Oil plans hinge on technologists reports at Exmouth Gulf
Ampol Petroleum Ltd managing director W G Walkley said plans for Exmouth Gulf oil depend on technologists reports. He admitted financing remains unclear and noted wells could take years to develop with costs projected into the hundreds of thousands of pounds per exploratory step. He favored Western Australia or New Guinea sites for future drilling and stressed current wells are exploratory in nature.
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Drowns In Rescue Attempt From Turmoil Reports
A distressing incident in Trieste ends with a drowning during a rescue attempt amid withdrawal talks. The communique notes Prime Minister and Foreign Minister statements as the search continues for missing individuals amid ongoing military discussions.
Queen May Visit Oilfields in Western Australia
The Sunday Dispatch reports The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh may be waked to visit the new oilfield at Benin Gulf in Western Australia. The Western Australia Government would press to wake the Royal Couple with no public announcement before the Queen is consulted.
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Oil discovery in Exmouth Gulf aids Australian balance
London report in The Manchester Guardian notes oil finds near Exmouth Gulf could boost Australia’s balance of payments. It forecasts the new oil export could match petrol consumption, with expectations around 7,600,000 yearly by 1956. Apia payments would be greatly affected.
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Hoad Dominates as Cup Hopes Rise in Australia
Australian star Hoad dazzles, beating Raven 9 1 6 4 3 6 6 3 to boost Davis Cup chances. Grimsley notes Hoad’s powerful serving and fearless net play, though Americans still hold edge ahead of midmonth ties.
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Queensland
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Grimsley
Mead
Grimaley
Masked Bandits Rob Camp Pell Night Robbery
In Melbourne on a January night two masked gunmen robbed James Ryan and two friends at Camp Pell. They demanded money from Ryan and his companions in the lounge, fled with around £300 to £400, and police conducted a wide search but found no trace of the assailants.
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James Ryan
Area 3
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Ryan
Heandhia
Fiyan
Unexplained Beer Shortage Hits New South Wales
A perceived beer shortage in New South Wales is blamed on hot weather and rising demand. Officials cite no clear cause and note supply struggles despite planned restocking efforts at local outlets.
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New South Wales
Ulva
Connolly
Vehicle crash after sleep at wheel reported
A driver allegedly fell asleep at the wheel while traveling from Bin to Bundarra. The vehicle veered off the road and the body was found at the crash site early this morning.
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Caanipan
Bin[pire
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French Reported In Conflict At Bermuda Conference
A split in the French delegation to the Bermuda talks surfaces as Premier Lauiel allegedly cools toward Foreign Minister Bideault. Reports say they are hardly speaking terms while a Paris official seeks to quell rumours with a medical bulletin. The meeting centers on the European Defence Community and Western defense plans with Britain and the United States backing continued European unity.
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Drownings at Pine Island and Michelago
Two drownings reported near Pine Island and Michelago. Margaret Ashwinth Ainkworth, 27, disappeared during a family swim at Pine Island while a 26 year old railway worker from Talluna was swept away while river jumping. Police and coroner investigations underway.
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Wif O'Connor
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Series of Brawls In Carton
Melbourne police charged a 19 year old man from Gore Street Fitzroy with wounding with intent to murder and a separate count of grievous bodily harm after a violent incident in Carlton yesterday afternoon. The victim, Bright, was admitted to Royal Melbourne Hospital with a chest wound requiring emergency surgery.
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Deposed Kabaka Appeals After Political Turmoil
Confused notes describe a deposed king revising statements amid calls for calm as authorities reassess loyalties. TheBritish government issues statements about adherence to a 2800 agreement and oversight of regional leadership.
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Buin
Kataibe
Accoria
England
Slow Christmas Strife Hits Sydney Amid Tram Strike
Sydney endures a slow Christmas as a fortnight-old tram strike continues with no resolution in sight. Passengers face delays and disruption across the city as transport workers press for demands.
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Labour Holds City Council Backing Amid Tight Sydney Vote
Labour expected to gain control as results show ALP leading in key wards with Ald Hills and A Pillar among top figures. Counting postal votes continues with 135000 eligible voters and expectations of Labour strength in council for the next five years.
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keToei Labors
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Tay Labour Party
Tornado kills fifteen in the United States
A tornado devastated areas in New York on Sunday. Authorities report fifteen people killed and many injured as debris filled streets and homes collapsed before rescue teams reached the scene.
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Youth Killes Pilot Injured in Melbourne Plane Crash
A Tiger Moth crashed in a farm yard at Mulgreve North Dandenong injuring the pilot, with a youth killed in the same incident. The aircraft had dual controls and the pilot, 19-year-old Kalen Watson of Alfred Street Coburg, escaped. The dead youth was identified as Donald Wetr or McPherwn Stevet Regent. The report is from Gunday.
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Ater
Killa
Donald Wetr
McPherwn
Kalen Watson
Alfred Strep
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Hope for Miners Abandoned After Dead Rock Fall
A mining accident at AMuwed mine near Dunkley results in a rock fall trapping workers. One miner dies while several are injured and transported to Alfred Hospital for treatment. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the incident and safety measures.
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Paatick
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Eurepesoe
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Killed in 14 Feet F lwan on Brumby Street Surry Hill
Police believe the victim had about 40 relatives in Australia after a fatal incident on Brumby Street in Surry Hill. Investigators say the man was alone and killed in the 14 feet area near the riverbank.
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