Local swimming meet results featuring multiple events
Readable fragments show times in backstroke and breaststroke events with swimmers named such as Myles Strong Kent Gore and Van Dyke. Other lines reference various strokes, times like 28.68 and 28.88, and unspecified teams or affiliations.
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Charitos
Lyle
Hawke Gate
S Mine
Hawee Hh
PG Cine
Troke Re Halth
Vereess
Mekie
Tame
Myles Strong
Kent
Veraluyage
MD Fetty Chaleays
Gore Melnemey
He' Om Y
van Dyke If
Minister for Air Visits RAAF Museum at Point Cook
During an official visit to the bourne the new Minister for Air Mr Osborne toured the RAAF College Museum at Point Cook the first RAAF Station. He examined a model of an early 1914 aircraft as senior officers including Air Commodore Goring Air Officer Commanding Point Cook Group Captain Colquhoun Commandant RAAF College and Air Vice-Marshal Hely Training Command Melbourne stood nearby.
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Bourne
Mr. Osborne
Raaf College
Point Cook
R.a.af
W. Goring
C.B.E
D.F.C
D. W. Colquhoun
Af.c
Raaf. College
W. L. Hely
A.F.C
Air Oficer
Training Command
Melbourne
Australia Opposes Use of Sanctions in Middle East
Australia resists sanctions against Israel amid UN debate on Gaza and Aqaba. Reports say US officials seek a broad UN response while Australia advocates withdrawal of troops and a cautious approach as votes and negotiations continue.
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Australia
Was
Gulf of Region
Persis
Security Council
Israel
Caney
Gaza
Gulf of Aqaba
Aqaba Gulf
United Nations
Geneva Assembly
General Assembly
Casey
Hammarskjoeld
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Abdul Monem Rifa'i
Jordan
Reuters United Nations
Simultaneouly
Is- Tiel
Eisenhower
Nasser
Cairo
Cyril Banks
Egypt
Suez Canal
Aqaba
Suez
Workers Stop After Electrician Falls to Death
About five hundred workmen ceased work at the North Sydney MLC building when electrician Kenneth Giles, 29, of Wollongong, fell to his death while installing electrical conduits for a lift on the sixth floor. A stop-work meeting will discuss safety measures and aid for the widow. Giles left four children.
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MLC
North Sydney
Kenneth Giles
Wollonfong
Alleary
Giles
Prices At Sydney Wool Sales Firm
Rates for broad quality Merinos were generally firm at the Sydney wool sales with irregularities. Mixed quality topmaking descriptions showed some comeback and cross bred remained fully firm. Realisations included F/Melford Yass 5 sup aane 1924 HHD Yass 7 and WGW Louvain Boorowa 5 ex sup AAA 1654d.
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Sydney
Melford
Yass
Louvain
Boorowa
Australian protest over desecration of war memorials
The Australian Government lodged a strong protest with Egypt after the desecration of the Australian War Memorial at Port Said and Commonwealth cemeteries at Port Said and Suez. Inquiries show the memorial was dismantled by manual or explosive means and headstones were damaged. Trees at Port Said cemetery were uprooted, and officials claim Egyptian authorities failed to protect the sites.
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Port Said
Suez
Casey
Yeseee
Dreas
Sues
Mr. Ry
Economic Advisers Meet Ministers on Budget Plans
An advisory committee of 12 economists and officials concluded four days of talks with Cabinet and the Economic Committee led by Prime Minister Menzies and Treasurer Fadden. They did not finalize policy but offered views to shape the 1957-58 Budget, including possible depreciation allowances and easing credit restrictions to aid home building and employment.
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Hong
Bne Vovern Tt
Economic Committee of Cabinet
Menzies
Arthur Fadden
Cabinet Committee
Mens
Cabinet Economic Committee
Jane
Bishop urges homes for British migrants in Australia
Bishop Moyes backs a Sydney Provincial Synod plan urging the Church of England in New South Wales to press the Government to prioritise housing for British migrants. He warned that a 47 percent British intake risked diluting heritage and called for homes suited to those leaving Britain. The Synod also backed regional mental hospital and nursing home projects and Anglican broadcasting, with a committee to nominate British migrants for public service roles.
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Moyes
Sydney
Church of England
N.S.W
Itas
Britain
Australia
Moyea
Bynod
Synod
Anglican
Foreign Lotteries Fines Reduced in Sydney Court
Fines totalling £13 300 against Consolidated Press Limited for Tasmanian lotteries ads were cut to £3 280 in the Quarter Sessions Appeals Court. Judge Renshaw reduced three £100 fines to £10 and 65 fines of £200 to £50 each. The fines were set last November by Mr Bott S M in the Central Court of Petty Sessions.
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Sydney
Consolidated Press Limited
Quarter Sessions Appeals Court
Renshaw
Bott
S.M
Central Court of Petty Sessions
Hungarian Arrests Continue in Counter-Revolution
Vienna report cites Nepszabadsag that five adults tied to a counter-revolutionary radio station were arrested in Vac Hungary. Among those detained is Vac mayor Egon Kristof.
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Vienna
AAP
Reuter
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Adalt
Vac
Egon Kristof
Soviet Mystery Patient Dies at Kremlin
Vyscheslav A. Malyshev, known as the mystery patient at the Kremlin and a top expert on new industrial techniques, died last night after a month with leukemia. Former Deputy Premier, he led Russia's atomic power program and was first deputy chairman of the State Economic Commission for Current Planning. Identity was kept secret during illness.
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Reuter
Vyscheslav A. Malyshev
Kremlin
Russia
Tass
Malyachev
Soviet Union
Economic Commission
Sebald Seen Likely as U S Ambassador to Australia
Reuters reports that American diplomat William Sebald, a leading authority on Asian politics, could soon be announced as the new U S Ambassador to Australia. Announcement expected within days.
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Ashington
Thunsday A
Reuter
William Sebald
U.S
Australia
State Department
Mother of three killed in Canberra car crash
Mrs Shirley Jean Hart, 25, of Hardman Street O’Connor, mother of three, died when the car she rode in skidded and overturned at Constitution Avenue and Coranderra Street Reid. Her brother-in-law Stanley Hart 25 and sister-in-law Leonie Hart 16 were treated for shock at Canberra Community Hospital and discharged.
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Shirley Jean Hart
Hardman Street
O'Connor
Stanley Hastings Hart
Leonie Hart
Spring Street
Crookwell
Canberra Community Hospital
Constitution Avenue
Coranderra Street
Reid
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Washington
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Jerusalem
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White House
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Missouri
Ator Thomas Hennings
Senate
William Knowland
Sebald
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