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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 15, 1957

Page

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History page fragment hints at a 110 by 14 date plan

Fragmentary OCR mentions Histon and a high case vision, with men moulding and a potential date of 110 by 14. Details are unclear, but the piece references a historical setting and a lay audience.

Dulles Plan Stirs U N Confusion On Egyptian Withdrawals

report from Washington reflects United States push for free Gulf navigation. Abba Eban met with Dulles who urged Egypt to permit Israeli shipping while troops withdraw. Egyptian spokesmen criticized the plan amid doubts Tsreet would back the proposal.

Ntpiorybie’ Thureday A.A.P Oreel Tsreet Gulf of Aqaba Ain Dulles Oe Snes United States Gulf Mr. Eban Egypt Gulf of Aqbaba

Fraser in Collision Injures Cyclist in Canberra

MP Fraser escaped injury in a crash on Currong Street Braddon when his southbound car collided with a motorcycle driven by Joseph Brazowski of Duffy Street Ainslie. Brazowski was taken to Canberra Community Hospital with probable broken nose and facial cuts. The motorcycle was badly damaged and the car left side marked.

Fraser Aong Currong Street Braddon Joseph Brazowski Duffy St Ainslie Breczowski Ainslie Avenue Canberra Community Hospital

Churches aid to migrants reaches Australia and beyond

Sydney reports that over 90 migrants received funds to reach Australia and start anew, with loans from the Inter-Governmental European Migration fund. John Dedman, director of the Re settlement Department, told a World Council of Churches conference that loans are interest free and forgiven if the breadwinner dies or is incapacitated.

Sydney Wat Australia John Dedman Council Ln Australia World Council of Churches Conference Menangle Dedman Inter-Governmental Fund For European Migration

Canal Clearance Deadline May Be Changed

United Nations salvage chief General Raymond Wheeler said the canal clearance deadline might be changed after Egyptian authorities reported mines and explosives aboard the sunken vessels Edgar Bonnet Aboukir. He indicated three weeks would be needed for salvage and said further plans included moving the sunken dockship Akka with no wrong moves in the operation.

United Nations Salvage Shief Raymondl. Wheeler Edgar Bonnet Aboukir Shey Fane Wheeatan Akka

13 Die in Rest Home Blaze

Fire swept through a three storey rest home in Council Bluffs Iowa killing 13 people and wounding 14 of 30 patients. Firefighters recovered the 13th body from the rubble more than three hours after the alarm.

New York A.A.P Reuter Council Bluffs Iowa

First Missile Fired In Mediterranean

The United States Navy announced the first firing in the Mediterranean of a guided missile from an American warship. The missile launched Tuesday from the cruiser Boston during its first exercise in a NATO maneuver with five nations.

Reuter United States Navy Mediterranean Boston N.A T.O

Denial of Woomera Offer To America

London reports quote Defence Minister Duncan Sandys denying any offer to the United States to use the Woomera Range. He states no truth to Australian press rumours and notes Britain’s interest in its own guided rocket facilities.

London Woomera Range

Canberra Bombers for Venezuela contract signed

The English Electric Company secured a 10 million dollar contract with the Venezuela Government to supply Canberra twin jet bombers.

Venezuela London P. Reuter English Electric Company

Adelaide Hills bush fires claim woman and homes

A 41 year old Ashton woman Mrs Holly Rebecca Makins died trapped in a bush fire near Adelaide Hills as fires swept across the region. Four homes were destroyed and stock and fowl were lost amid widespread property damage. Police sealed off the Hills roadways as fires spread toward Victoria from Pinnaroo with a smoke pall rising to 5000 feet.

Adelaide Ashton Adelaide Hills Mra Holly Rebecca Makins Pinnaroo Victoria Mount Lofty Ranges RAAF

Two Women Die In Broome Cyclone

BROOME Western Australia Thursday Two married women were killed and four injured as cyclonic winds up to 100 mph battered Broome for four hours causing about £100 000 damage. Philipina Dolby 58 and Lucy Albert 30 died as the town lost light and power and a second period of fury was anticipated. boats, bank and hotel suffered severe damage while pearling crews and stores were hit.

Broome W.A Philipina Dolby Lucy Albert Ithe

U N Calls For Negotiations On Algeria

The United Nations political committee urged France and Algerian representatives to pursue appropriate negotiations to end the Algerian conflict. The 80 nation body approved the resolution by a 37 to 27 vote with 13 abstentions, marking a first action by the committee as debate concluded.

Xvann P. Reuter France United Nations Phillippines Ippines Japan General Assembly U.N

Planes Break Up Fight Between Fishing Crews Near Merimula

Navy Vampire jet fighters from Nowra disrupted a sea clash near Merimula between Eden and Ulladulla fishermen accused of poaching. Boats approached, stones flew, planes buzzed low over the water, and the Eden group returned to base.

Sydney Navy Nowra Merimula Eden Ulladulla

Tremor Felt At Melbourne Shakes City

A tremor shook Melbourne for about three seconds causing rattling windows and trembling furniture as residents reported the light quake.

Melbourne

High Altitude Rocket Launched From Woomera

The first upper atmosphere rocket to be fired in Australia was launched from Woomera Rocket Range. It was an experimental flight with no instruments aboard. The rocket rose to about 50 000 feet and traveled 29 miles before landing. Further tests planned to include vertical launches with instruments up to 100 miles.

Australia Se, Beale Stocket

Baby Girl Shot as Strike Violence Escalates in Prince area

A baby daughter of a non-striker was shot in the head yesterday amid renewed violence in Prince area as strikers' homes face dynamite and rifle fire since the November 5 strike began.

Akland City Una Ana Reuter Pottereld Prince

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Yarael Mr. Fraser Eee J. van der Tearn W. Aster Dutch Florists’ Association A.C.T. Good Neighbour Council C. H. EB Hayes Department of Immigration W. Dunbar J. W. Ashton America L.A. Bush Commonwealth Bank Algeria Woomera
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