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21 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1957
Page
1
Indonesia Hikes Pressure as Army Demands Europeans Leave
An American AP report says Indonesian forces order Western businessmen to abandon one home each in four, a move tied to tensions following Little Rock and Sputnik events. The commentary notes officials show rising distrust of the United States amid Indonesia's anti Dutch campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Djakarta
Indonesia
Little Rock
Miorais
U.S
Captain's Flat Girl Marries At Canberra
Kathleen Anne Donoghoe or Francis Benedict were married at St. Patrick's Church Braddon by Reverend Father Prendergast on Tuesday. The bride is the second daughter of Mrs Marie Donoghoe and the late Vivian Donoghoe of Captain Flat. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Brown Withirrow of South Coast. The bride wore white with pink sash and carried a bouquet of white and pink carnations. Attended by her sister as matron of honour, the couple left for their honeymoon after a reception at Hotel Ainslie Rex with about 40 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Anne Donoghoe
Francis Benedict Non
St. Patrick's Church
Braddon
Prendergast
Marie Doghoe
Vivian Donoghoe
Capty Flat
Frown
James Brown
Lance Brooke
Still no crew for freighter Macedon
In Sydney Sea men again refused to man the interstate freighter Macedon held up for five days as ship’s agents fail to secure a crew. Only one motor man volunteered, raising the crew to four, but 12 more are needed for the maiden voyage with a non Australian crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Car overturns injures driver in Griffith intersection
Neville James Kelly of 21st Street Narrabandsh sustained minor abrasions and a cut forehead when his car overturned at the intersection of Barralller and Lefroy Streets in Griffith late yesterday afternoon. The vehicle was extensively damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville James Kelly
21St Street
Narrabandsh
Barralller
Lefroy Street
Griffith
Fire Threatens Buildings In Bush Off State Circle
A blaze near the High Commissioners Office on State Circle spread toward a hostel after a discarded lighted item. Firefighters from Canberra and volunteers fought the flames with hydrants and hoses, containing the fire within 20 to 300 acres before it was controlled in about 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Canadian High Commissioner's Office
Hillside
State Circle
High Commissioners Office
High Commissioner's Office
Bhais
Oll
Bush Fire Council
Fie
Lente
John Curtin School of Medical Research
National University
Kingston traders to meet Union over Christmas Eve hours
Four executives of the Kingston Traders Association conferred two hours with Arbitration Commissioner G A Findlay. Findlay agreed to call a conference to discuss late opening and possible treble overtime rates. Canberra union organiser L ONeill signaled willingness to participate, stressing workers’ welfare. A Kingston spokesman said misunderstandings were cleared and a conference will set terms for Christmas Eve work.
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Kingston
Kingston ‘Traders’ Association
G. A. Findlay
Tate
Kingston Traders’ Association
Findlay
Canberra
Bomb scare belies calm escape on Paris bound air liner
An attempted bombing ripped a three foot hole in the fuselage of a Paris bound air liner from Oran but the crew and 89 passengers survived unharmed. The pilot of the Armag Mac aircraft landed safely.
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Paris
Oran
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