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04 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
1
Brazen Girl Tops List in Night Market Reel
A scrambled mystery listing mentions a "top thrilling" girl act and items including reels and dates such as 4/11 2 reel 20 3/10. It references a king figure and public night walk with disjointed notes and partial titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Ted
Tim Lal
Bister
New Bulgarin note seen as conciliatory on space issue
Reports from London say a new Bulgarin letter mirrors a conciliatory line. Nixon warned Americans to push ahead with basic and applied science while pursuing international control of outer space. He stressed the Explorer launch underlines the need for world cooperation for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
London
American Associat Press
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Moscow
Richard Nixon
U.S
Outer Space
Nixon
Eisenhower
Australians Reach Fourth Century On Open Day Test
Australia ends day with 325 for four after Orange Free State score 193. Neil Harvey carries 82 to 113 as he joins Bradman, Lindsay and Bardsley as Australians to cart centuries in a tense match. Burke dominates with four wickets in first innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Free State
Australia
Vais
Burke
Weewabonala Fin
Huey
Burke Craig Cand
Suniries
Wats
Wessells
Carlstein
McLachlan
Drake
Hinson
Hinton
Richardson
Reilly
Boy Drowns In Waterhole At Poe Ingleburn Army Buried Quarters
A two year old, Charlea Smith, drowned in a waterhole at Poe Ingleburn Army Buried quarters. Found face down in eight feet of water after wandering from Hovell Road home. Artificial respiration and portable lung failed to revive him. third drowning in Byaney suburbs within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Poe Ingleburn
Charlea Smith
Hovell Road
Reburn
Byaney
Trouble Spot Role For British Navy
Britain plans converting an aircraft carrier to quickly deploy troops and helicopters to urgent trouble spots. The Star carrier may be assigned to the Indian Ocean with helicopters acting as scouts and anti submarine killers. The full defence plan will be outlined in the Navy Estimates White Paper to Parliament later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon ON
Mongay
A.A.P
Britain
London Daily Telegraph
Indian Ocean
Navy
Transport Union appoints new NSW acting president
Sydney report states Len Sharpley was appointed acting president of the New South Wales branch of the Federal Transport Workers Union after the dismissal of state president TM A. Wilmott last night. The change follows internal upheaval within the union and places Sharpley at the helm pending further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Len Sharpley
N.S.W
Federal Transport Workers’ Union
A. Wilmott
Australian policy toward Asians attacked
Professor W. MacMahon Ball of Melbourne University criticized Australia’s stance on race in a Constitutional Club talk. He argued Australia aligned with London or Washington on international issues and showed little sympathy for Asian peoples, citing discrimination and colonialism affecting India Ceylon and Malays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
W. MacMahon Ball
MacMahon Ball
Melbourne University
Constitutional Club
London
Washington
India
Ceylon
Swedish Brain Surgeon Lectures in Sydney Run
The Swedish neurosurgeon Professor Herbert Olivecrona, aged 66, lectured privately at St. Vincent's Hospital to doctors and students on brain tumours and will conduct further talks with senior surgeons across states. He received a civic welcome from Lord Mayor Alderman Jensen and Australian medical men in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Herbert Olivecrona
St. Vincent's Hospital
Olivecrona
Alderman Jensen
Janet Australan
Stromlo Aims to Photograph U S Explorer Satellite
Dr A Praybylski of the Commonwealth Observatory said the American satellite would likely not be visible to the naked eye. When it becomes visible over Australia, Stromlo plans to photograph it, possibly three to four months away. He noted the satellite’s closest approach could be over Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Praybylski
Commonwealth Observatory
Stromlo
Australia
Dr. Praybylski
No Solution to Demand on West Germany Deadlock
NATO Secretary General Paul Henri Spaak said after four hours of talks with West German ministers that there is no solution to the deadlock over Allied demands for West German payments toward the upkeep of Allied troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Bonn
A.a.p.reuter
NATO
Paul Henri Speak
Canberra Works Programme Faces Control Measures
The Minister for Works Mr Faithall warned the department will not guarantee work for a growing labour force or fast-tracked contracts. Canberra planning delays were alleged by LABOUR leaders while the Chamber of Commerce welcomed the new National Capital Development Commission Commissioner J W Overall and urged steady development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithall
Minster
Canberra
Canberra Ber
Com
ACT
Trades and Labour Council
F. J. McCauley
Fairhall Eaid
Wallace
Sleepless Maxie Turns Rome Plane Back
Mina Frieda Stewart of Toledo Ohio faced a damages claim after an Italian DCG airliner diverted to Lydda due to Maxie the German shepherd gnawing free from a dog cage and biting the tail mechanism. Passengers were delayed and meals and fuel costs were sought as compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Mina Frieda Stewart
Toledo
Ohio
Lydda
Rome
Maxie
Morrcco
Miss Brewert
Airtas
Seid Mina
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Fyshwick
Space
Transport Union
Forrest School
Commonwealth
Ksment
Essur Cavallis
Prewart
Miss Stewart
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