Viscount Dunrossil's funeral plans outlined for Canberra
National and foreign dignitaries gather as Canberra prepares for the funeral of Viscount Dunrossil. Military honours include Navy and Air Force planes, Army, salutes, and a joint Church service at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church led by the Moderator General.
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Air Force
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Willamtown
N.S.W
Mr. Menzies
Parliament House
Church of England
Lady Dunrossil
St Andrew's — Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church In
Australia
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Alan C. Watson
Malayan Trade Envoys Arrive in Canberra for Pact Talks
Malayan trade envoys led by Khir Johari and Kang Kock Seng arrived at Canberra Airport yesterday to discuss the Australian Malayan Federation trade pact. The Malayan delegation included Acting High Commissioner Bahadun Bin Haji Abdul Rahman and Controller of Trade, with representatives from commerce and industry and United Malayan Banking Corp.
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Calwell
Adelaide
Government House
Dunrossil
Arthur Fadden
Canberra
United Kingdom
Oliver
Commonwealth Relations
United Kingdom High Commission
William Oliver
Commonwealth High
Malayan Trade Commission
Federation of Malaya
Khir Johari
Commerce and Industry
Kang Kock Seng
United Malayan Bankings Corp
Malaya
Bahadun bin Haji Abdul Rahman
Transport Hold Up Advocated in New South Wales
Sydney today reports a 24 hour stoppage call by the State Executive of the Government Tram and Bus Union. Union secretary P Ryan urged Premier Heffron and Government Transport Minister McMahon to take over the ongoing troubles as Disputes Committee reviews a capped wage offer from Railways Commissioner McCusker.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Government Tram and Bus Union
P. Ryan
Heffron
McMahon
Labour Council Disputes Committee
Mr McCusker
Railways
Mr. McCusker
Chinese Near To Mutiny In Tibet
Refugees arriving in India report heavy snow isolating Lhasa and hindering food and clothing deliveries. Chinese troops in the Himalayas threaten mutiny within days if needs remain unmet amid starvation and disease reports. Chen Icknowledges unprecedented natural calamities last year in China.
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India
Tibet
British United Press
Lhasa
New Delhi
Himalayas
Chen-¥i
China
B.U.P
Tokyo
Egg Board defied by ACT agent in Canberra dispute
ACT agents resist board orders to route eggs through the Egg Board. Rassbrown of Hall continues distributing eggs from local producers after the board warned him he could not pick up or sell them. Retailers and producers back local handling while government says it has no authority to intervene.
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A.C.T
Rassbrown
Hall
ACT
Brown
A.C_T
Retail Traders” Association
K. Gale
Mr. Brown
M. Campion
Department of the Interior
W. A. McLaren
Exe
McLaren
Canberra
National Capital
Freeth- Sund
Eye Board
Kennedy urges steady US force abroad and balance of payments plan
In a special message to Congress Kennedy argues for measures to cure the long term deficit in the balance of payments and curb gold outflow while endorsing ongoing US foreign aid. He backs a return to a 35 dollar per ounce gold price and warns against protectionism, urging expanded exports and lower costs. He proposes cutting the duty free goods limit for American tourists from 600 to 100 dollars.
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Congress
Kennedy
U. Economic
Forma
Eisenhower
Timberlake satellite town planned near Sydney
A Sydney building firm has acquired 500 acres on the peninsula for an industrial and housing satellite called Timberlake. High-density housing and development are expected to exceed £50 million, with capacity for 6,000 residents and at least 8,000 jobs.
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Sydney
Timberlake
British Man Released From Cairo Spy Charge
James Zarb, a British national imprisoned in Cairo on espionage charges, was released today. He had been arrested August 28, 1956, and held until a May 1957 trial with 15 others, followed by a ten year sentence.
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Egypt
Man
Cairo
A.A
Premer
James Zarb
Banned book seized by Wellington customs on ship
Wellington customs officers seized their first copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover on the Dutch liner Wilhelm Ruys this morning during a deal between a Wellington resident and a crew member. The book remains banned in New Zealand despite a British court ruling, with one steward arrested and the potential for more copies aboard.
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Wellington
N.Z
A.a.p.reuter
Lady Chatterley
Wilhelm Ruys
New Zealand
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