Indonesian unrest deepens as Western interests face seizure
The article surveys mounting Indonesian dissatisfaction with Western powers over Dutch property and expatriate rights, noting government aims to avoid a return to the status quo and warning that foreign takeovers and compensation disputes risk broader chaos or survival depending on Indonesia's choices.
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Java
Sumatra
Djakarta
United States
Lnv
Indonesia
West New Guinea
New Guinea
Y.M.C.A Appeal Fund Passes 6000 Pounds
In Wagga Wagga on a Friday the Y.M.C.A appeal passes £6000 with projected total near £15,000 to fund a central community site. Volunteers and a city committee valued in kind contributions and expected further gifts to complete the centre planned as a public benefit.
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Grace
Regal dignitaries arrive aboard ship
Yesterday Sir Charles Inez and the Honourable Gairdner arrived at the port aboard a vessel, signaling a formal visit by colonial officials.
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Charles Inez
Gairdner
al Ent
Queen and Duke Attend Re dedication of St Bride’s Church
Thousands lined Fleet Street and millions watched on TV as the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh attended the rededication of the centuries-old St Bride’s Church. The church, destroyed by German incendiaries on December 29, 1940, reopened its doors for the first time in 17 years on the Chiswick site.
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London
Reuter
Fleet Street
T.V
Duke of Edinburgh
St. Bride's Church
Eeeket
Tutor Diploma Awarded to Sister Barbara Daly
Sister Barbara Daly receives the Tutor Diploma from the N.8 College of Nursing after passing exams in biology nutrition anatomy bacteriology public health and preventive medicine psychology educational theory and practice teaching. She graduated from Canberra Community Hospital School of Nursing and will teach at all nursing school levels with paid study leave granted.
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Barbara Daly
Barbara Day
College of Nursing
Daly
Canberra Community Hospital
N.S.W. College of Nursing
Fr. M. Guy
Conferring of Degrees Next March
The Canberra University College will confer degrees in Canberra on March 26 with an expected 15 graduates. Professor Sir George Paton from the University of Melbourne will confer the degrees, and Sir William Hudson of the Ignowy Mountaine dro Electric Authority will deliver the address.
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Canberra University College
University of Melbourne
George Paton
Canberra
Ignowy Mountaine Dro‘lectric Authority
William Hudson
Col Council
Brain Records Hidden Experiences, Penfield Says
Dr. Wilder Penfield of the Montreal Neurological Institute reports that the brain stores a vast stream of consciousness experiences beyond conscious recall. In epileptic patients, stimulation reveals detailed memories tied to past events, suggesting memories are a stored record rather than easily recalled, though precise access remains uncertain.
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Wilder Penfield
Montreal Neurological Institute
Penfield
Barbara
Letters To The Editor On Christian Christmas Commerce
Santa and Auzalie P Miller debate the sacred nature of Christmas. Miller argues sacred matters deserve church privacy and meditation, not commercial glare in shopping centers. The letter from Santa contends over commercialization and the liturgical year aren’t freely misused.
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Sinat
Ibasia
Wool price decline over five months ends November
The National Council Wool Brokers reports the greasy wool average for the five months ended November 30 at 0.084 per pound. Wool sold during the period totaled about 477 million pounds, with value rising to £6 million. The season commenced 1, 1956 in Britain, reflecting a downturn in prices.
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National Council ‘Wool Gell Brokers
Kort
Beason
Gaillard Wins Confidence Vote On French Budget
Paris reports Prime Minister Felix Gaillard secured a 264 to 191 confidence vote for his austerity budget. The plan, costing about 4410 million pounds, aims to curb inflation and recession while balancing the nation’s finances.
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Paris
A.p.reuter
M. Felix Gaillard
Canberra Banknotes Rise as Christmas Rush Grows
The Commonwealth Bank in Canberra reports £15,500 handled over a week plus increased remittance activity to overseas by New Australiana. Government departments and Canberra contractors boosted remittances with a peak on government day. Total £307,000 with about £40,000 more in £10 notes than last year.
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Canberra
Canber
New Australiana
Bursaries Awarded To Four Regional Students
Four children win bursaries enabling five year attendance at secondary schools. Recipients include Edward Darcy Hartnett O'Brien and Julie Anne O'Brien both aged 11 and 14 respectively. Schools listed are St Joseph's College Aberdeen NAW and St Christopher's Convent Canberra. O'Briens are not related.
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Tharwa
Andy
Edward Darcy Hartnett O'Brien
St. Joseph's Colege
Aberdeen
Naw
St. Joseph's College
Hutsters Hil
Jullie Anne O'Brien
St. Christopher's Convent School
Canberra
Defence Spending Reduced In Russian Budget
Finance Minister Arseny Zverev announced a defence budget of 96 300 million roubles, a 15 800 million cut from the prior total. Khrushchev and the Communist Party leadership attended the joint session in the Kremlin discussing reduced armed forces and a forthcoming Soviet scientific town in Siberia.
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Arseny Zverev
Russia
Khrushchev
Mremlin
State Planning Commission
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