Britain to test multiple atomic devices in Australia this year
An authoritative source says Britain will conduct more than one atomic weapon test in Australia during the year, with independent development potentially surprising American scientists. Reports cite British war ministers and scientists preparing for weeks of field tests, with equipment and personnel moved to Port Adelaide and Perth area facilities for the experiments.
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London
Australia
Renter
Britain
Srlentiste
Canutruet
M Ron
Gruber
Tediar
Orean
Ots
Wiscsunt
Wexander
Wead
Minuster
J . Dungae
Iasling
T! Miniatars
Hydrogen Bomb Test Plans Reported By Agency
Washington sources say plans to test an experimental hydrogen bomb were outlined yesterday by the Atomic Energy Commission. A formal meeting was scheduled to report progress on constructing a hydrogen device, with the chairman Mr Gorton Dean cited as pushing for testing.
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Bintea Atomie Nvegy Commission
Pacific Atoll
United Press
Atomic Energy
Eading
Omrciale
Keerck
Co operation Likely With U S on Atomic Information
American cooperation on atomic information appears broader now, with Britain weighing joint testing plans. Congress may be slow to relax the ban on exchanging atomic weapon data, while U S preparations for tests in the Pacific proceed at Enewetak Atoll under joint civil and military supervision.
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Reuter
Congress
Britain
United States
Pacific
Beverley dancer collapses during ballet performance
A ballet performance ended tragically when Beverley, a dancer from Bathe, fainted mid act and died before medical help arrived. Witnesses described the stage incident as sudden and alarming, with Beverley reportedly collapsing after a run through a routine.
European nations eye atomic research pool pact
An unnamed News and World Review wire story reports that Beith WReinis favored West Europe joining a broad atomic reward pool. It notes that Britain may join, with talks of a united atom development program and full information exchange among major European governments, including Sweden and Denmark.
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Winmts
Hine
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Tades
Seediaht
Adelaide Professor Forecasts Meteoric Signals
Adelaide Tuesday reports Professor Monley of Adelaide University suggests that if a home expedition occurs, meteor events could be recorded by the department using similar instruments. Observers at Woomera may detect shocks via seismographic methods if conditions align.
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Adelaide University
Monley
AL Woomera
Hhe
Agdlaallon
Drought Breaks In Parts Of N S W
Rain hits coastal and northern New South Wales easing drought in several districts. Officials say some areas received up to four inches with broader totals around two inches, dairy and crop relief improving though full recovery will take months.
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Lena
Rentitiers
Nortan
Ely
Bellingen
Clarence
SLY GROG MAN TO APPEAR
A man named Elwyn Thomas was committed to custody until further notice for a court appearance. Justice Maxwell noted the need for legal representation and a gaol governor to be ready. Thomas to be brought from the jail tomorrow morning for a hearing set in the afternoon.
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Sydney
Elwyn Thomas
Atiand Hey
Justice Maxwell
Thomas
Anterngh
Bruxnen
Paremnton
Tuoman
Tr Wan Watt
Bruner
Aintanee
Ron ‘Thomas
Hla Coun
Tela
State Records Ga is Swimming Championships
Melbourne Tuesday reports two Vietnam records set at the Australian swimming championships held at the Olympic Pool. Nancy Lyons aunt Brice and Bancora set marks in the men’s 100 yards, while Seymour led a strong field in the 100 yards freestyle events. Devitt defeated Barry in the 110 yards junior free event, setting a junior record as part of Australia’s national meet.
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Melbourne
Tuenday
Nancy Lyons
Brice
Totaeca
Bancora
Reco Seymour
Australia
SWB
Plimpatrick
Chatle
Janet Johnson Oy
Yean Lerin
Barry Dackt
John Devitt
Zunior Amoi
Nth Awimm
Devitt
Wealey
Flying discs seen in Korea by air force crews
Four aircrew witnesses reported globe shaped bright objects over Korea described as orange and bluish light emitting. authorities ordered a full investigation into the sightings. Details of number and exact location were not provided.
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Washington
Air Force
Korea
Ofdialz
Egypt Delays Trade Talks With Major Partners
Cairo reports deferral of planned trade discussions with Italy the United States Argentina India and Egypts government spokesperson says talks were initiated by the former Wafd administration to resume negotiations on a broad trade agenda.
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Cairo
Italy
United States
Argentina
Elbe
India
Mmr
Agreement Sought On Germany Role In World Defence
A tense prelude to a Western defence accord discusses Germany’s future role in controls over its industry and war weapon production after occupation ends. Britain and France may push for limited German armaments while seeking a strong European balance of power amid Lisbon cable reports.
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W.defence
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tHescey
Dr. Ry Wear
France
Mall
Britain
Europe
Toile
Charien Baily Espres
Lusben
Inter-Dominion Trotting results and betting notes
Reports show Inter-Dominion Trotting divisions with winners and betting odds. Avian Derby and Dawn Volo dominate their races with favorable prices while other contenders like Floodlight, Derby Glove, and Congo Song are listed among placings and show results.
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Aan Deray
Inter-Dominion
Masouauer
Trnnewane Bkyyaa
Tha
le Wattee
Bruce Halt
Tenntasee Bey
Jack Guy
Guramid Ba Keer
la Law
McA Direct
Belgrave
Winerway Tag Oeie
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Yde
D. Goon Mera Rer
A. Carty
Avian Derby
Lenin
Minor Derby
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Floodlight
Herald
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Piccola
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Mt. — Dawn
Volo
G. Lack
Bennelly
Real Lawn
Yds
F Wilkina
BetUng
Court Lady
Yenkiwi
Deck Hope
Dawn Volo
Globe Raider
Max Josephine
Interim grant to wool growers announced by minister
A government minister stated that an interim grant to wool growers would be announced. Officials noted no firm disbursement details and warned that no funds had yet been traced. Further legal opinion was sought and additional scrutiny was anticipated.
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Rikean
Fires and Inquiries Shadow A U T Activities
Fragmented report describes a Commonwealth inquiry related to recent fires tied to A U T operations. Officials mention Victoria bonfires, summer activity, and Interior Ministry involvement while investigators seek safety improvements and broader accountability.
Arkaba Freighter Arrives Boston Harbor with Hull Breaches
Arkaba, a 4300 ton coal freighter from Newcastle, enters Boston Harbor with two holes in its hull. The Adelaide Steamship Company vessel reported no danger to crew as repairs plan for the Arkaba is being considered after the early morning arrival.
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Tusany
Inwara
Newcastie
Arkaba
Boston Harbour
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Adelaide Greamship Company
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Former sailor aims for freighter voyage in Adelaide
A terse report notes a former seaman seeking passage aboard a cargo freighter departing Adelaide. The target voyage involves nine crew or cargo units and a claimed good conduct record, with emphasis on the seeker’s intent to join the ship today.
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P.O
BOND
Adelaide
Dapangae
Pension reform proposal discussed by Townley in Canberra
In an article in Canberra Comments Townley argues for pensions policies and pension reform noting a plan that would pay 25 shillings to some unemployed with additional pensions for older workers and dependent children. He suggests replacing a pension with work schemes and lower paid positions while preserving possible employment.
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Athol Townley
Canberra
Amoint
Associated Cham Vers of Commerce of
Australie
Tawnley
Tia
Townley
Australis
Pkice
UN and Communist negotiators agree on Korea peace conference plan
The United Nations and Communist truce negotiators reported reaching recommendations for a government to hold a peace conference on the Korean question. The talks were marred by a bitter dispute over Soviet supervision teams.
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Pan Mun Jon
United Nations
United Prem Report
United Nations Peace Talks End In Drawing Impasse
Fragmented report describes February discussions among Communist bloc and United Nations negotiators. Heavy rain hinders talks on ceasefire terms with Southeast Asia and Pacific clauses. no breakthrough on key mediation issues.
Peace talks and prisoner exchange under UN review stalled
Fragmented dispatch reports three meetings today on armistice supervision and war exchange programs. Officers study truce oversight as one meeting closes while another seeks UN backing for Russian participation. Peking presses the UN on Korean matters.
By election set for Lyne seat after member’s death
Writs issued for a by election in Lyne following the death of former member Mr Ed Eerie. Nomination day is fixed for four, with the poll to be held on the cited date. Details are limited as writs were issued yesterday.
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Pendietan
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Pendieton
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