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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 13, 1959

Page

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National road funding debate outlines plan for future finance

Conference on road planning in Australia discusses funding options with Commonwealth as major financier. Senator Paltridge notes limited deficitis relief for this year while urging unified national tax reforms and a national roads board to coordinate long term spending.

Commonwealth Paltridge Ues Amerease Australian Council of Laval Luke Sitley Alfie Ne Tone Wanaport Hey Associated Chambers of Manufacturee M. Burnett Australia Australian Road Federation Scales Commonwealth Tay

Cyprus Plan Approved by Makarios Brings Cyprus Solution Hope

Archbishop Makarios announced that the Zurich Cyprus agreement lays the foundation for an early final settlement. Greek Prime Minister Karamanlis hailed the talks as a breakthrough while Britain Greece and Turkey seek a three nation conference to finalize terms including British security guarantees and potential independence for Cyprus. The plan faces EOKA scrutiny but is seen as advancing regional stability.

Athens Constantine Karamantis Makarios Zurich Karamantis Greece Britain Turkey Evangelos Averoff Fatin Zorlu London Beitinh Selia Britin Cyprus Britein Zorlu AY Wid Avereff EOKA

Canberra floods prompt rapid aid for storm victims

Mr Freeth authorized the Department of Works in Canberra to repair all homes damaged by the storm and assist storm victims. Mr Fraser praised the prompt action after touring worst hit areas in Griffith and Monaro Crescent Quiros Street, reporting extensive flooding, wreckage, and damaged shops. Authorities logged rainfall and warned major engineering work may be needed to prevent future floods.

Freeth Western Australia J. R. Fraser Department of Works Canberra Fraser Frn Crescent Quiros Street Griffith Fraser Aaid Narrabandsh Monaro Crescent Manuka Tu Yerry Franklin Street Tate Sookesman Kings Kingston Electricity Supply Office Saar Ainddie

White House denies Dulles replacement plans

Confused reports claim President Eisenhower planned to replace the ailing Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. The White House issued double denials, saying stories were untrue and no such decision had been made.

Dulles Washington Reuter Isenhower Mr. Duller White House

England s', lockdown? Fifth Test shocks selectors

England dropped Tony Lock from the Melbourne fifth Test as Laker and Mortimore return to the 12-man squad. May leads England while Australia’s Ben sud aims for a clean sweep, with both captains signaling no special tension ahead of the final match.

Melbourne England Tony Lock Tom Lock Stas Australia Austral Lockast Taciy Jim Laker Adelaide John Mortimore May Bailey Cowdrey Staveney Watson Ter Swetman Laker Tyson Mortimore Peter Mayaid Richie Bensud

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