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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 13, 1956

Page

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Burgess and Maclean Interviewed in Sydney on Soviet Links

The interview insists Burgess and Maclean acted as Soviet agents and discusses their defection from the British Embassy. Petrov accuses Western governments of exploiting the matter for propaganda while Burgess and Maclean defend their positions and deny being Communist agents.

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Burgess and MacLean Return Spark London Controversy

The article recounts Burgess and MacLean facing Foreign Office dismissal over politics and espionage ties, their decision to reveal information to the USSR, and a staged Moscow press interview. It notes Kremlin aims to halt disappearances, strain Britain with the United States, and the sensational 21,900 word statement released in Moscow.

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Man And Wife Injured In Car Smash At Intersection

A car collision with a telephone post at Hopetoun Circuit and Adelaide Avenue at 12.30 a.m. yesterday injured Mr and Mrs Charles Fry. Mrs Cisra Shelly Fry, of Yarvalimla, was admitted for observation, with her condition rated satisfactory at night. Mr Fry was allowed to leave after treatment. the car suffered extensive damage.

Conte Hopetoun Circuit Adelaide Avenue Cisra Shelly Fry Eager Pigee Yarvalimla Atria Charles Frye

Diamond Ring for London at Woodington Cumberland

A 11 year old boy Pllanthetts Howie presented a three stone diamond ring in a playful scene described as a wedding style gesture in Cumberland at Woodington. The event is dated Sunday with local recognition of the ceremony sentiment and social naming.

London Woodington Cumberland Pllanthetts

Fraser Set To Challenge Evatt For Leadership

A. Fraser appears to mount a challenge to Dr. Evatt for party leadership amid shifting loyalties. Deputy leadership discussions center on A Culwal and others as Fraser tests Evatt's standing. tension grows with Victorian anti-Communist factions backing Byatt and internal party splits visible ahead of possible secret ballots.

Veekent Parl Evar A. Prancy Itden- Wurmre Patrick Vagy Evatt A. Culwatl Open Chance Praser Dr. Batt Labur Yale Fraser WyisLt Wis Mor. Fraser Uillie Byatt Leadership College Victoria Cuncus Keay Dr. Byatt Rauour Labans Vacalet Kay Ub Developments Dutey Agndinet Calwell Chivey Sivang Eval Ward Camipaigniny Thay Gonnnar Ceetai Lidl Yates Bleenen Yolweel Byalt Uw Party A Monger Armskrone Luncweryn Settsit J. Efirnson

Nehru warns defence pacts threaten peace and India

Indian Prime Minister Nehru criticizes Baghdad and other defence pacts as preparations for war. He argues such agreements threaten Asia and urge vigilance, stating India would avoid interference but protest actions directly affecting its foreign policy and security.

Ambitsar Indigt Tidie Bagdad Amru Puting Congress Ameitaur Thdla My. Nunbu India A.T.C Neher Iyfis Tahoe

Bequest to Flying Doctor Service Raises Public Interest

A convoluted report notes a £30,000 bequest to the Flying Doctor Service from Lan bun and mentions £36,000 in a will. The bachelor Grodme is quoted by The Evening Standard on plans tied to Australia’s flying careers and a charitable motive described as aiding a “good fat and Tolawed its ‘ueveton Inentay’ in at 19 Ui Aryews.”

Lan Bun Chrisuias Seevise Jo Wes Wilfred Avraham Grovore Fushden Evening Standard

Plane wreckage sighted near Bris woe area

Police report details a wreckage sighting about 60 miles southwest of Bris woe where hikers were mistaken sunlight and regulations. Authorities caution against approaching the area and consider abandoning the toy bearsh of the region.

Bristasu Briswoe Pallee

Union Urges Watersiders To Go Back

A Melbourne meeting discusses postponement and possible rejection of a wage and working conditions recommendation for watersiders. The ACTU and watermen debate whether the Arbitration Court should hear concurrent wage and job claims, with positions tangled in shipowners' pressures and a union-led waterfront movement. The council reviews whether to seek joint court action or separate applications, amid calls for continued industrial action.

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Europe in deep freeze leaves many dead

London reported a severe cold spell across Europe with dozens of deaths and injuries. France faced frost and cold waves with fatalities and widespread hardship. Greece saw a school building collapse under snow, causing multiple casualties.

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