Memorial roll of honor presented to government
Major J Mc Grath director of the Australian naval memorial and Lord Carrington High Commissioner for the U K along with Mr Freeth interior minister and Captain M Turrell naval adviser presented through one of three volumes the roll of honour for the Merchant Navy and fishing fleet of the 1939 45 war to the Government yesterday
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U.K
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Khrushchev Offers Non-Aggression Pact Faces Mixed Reception
Khrushchev proposes a 20 to 50 year non aggression pact and a four power summit while Macmillan weighs a broader settlement to ease East West tensions. British officials note no formal pact and await Allied consultation as Western leaders assess the speech after Moscow talks.
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U.N
Sewerage Plant Fire Averted After Explosive Gas Risk
Fire at the west Canberra sewerage works on Cotter Road damaged digester dome gear after an electric globe exploded in a gas buildup. Fire Brigade used high fog equipment to extinguish flames, preventing a major explosion. One worker, Estamislay Kyehch of Narrahundahy, suffered burns and was hospitalized.
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Iwester
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Intra Community Hospital
Gober
Nyasaland unrest escalates with deaths and arrests
A flare up in Nyasaland's market area left one African dead and two injured as mobs attacked a railway station and police. Five Africans were arrested, while security forces and Royal Rhodesian Air Force units used tear gas to disperse crowds. The incident follows a government claim that rioting was contained and signals a broader regional tension as troops mobilize.
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London
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Africa
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Uke
Students wounded as police clash with demonstrators in Ecuador
A Taw school students group leader said seven protesters were wounded when police swung sabres at students during renewed violence tied to ongoing strikes. The confrontation followed recent mobilizations across campuses and public services.
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Reuter
Yersi
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Central University
Ward criticises cabinet election in parliament
Labour member Mr Ward of East Sydney attacked the Prime Minister's method of selecting Ministers as undemocratic. He contrasted it with the Labour Party practice of ministerial ballots and questioned the inclusion of ministers such as Sairhall and the fate of Fairhall and Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes.
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Leg
Ewichall
Petrol Flood At Port Kembla Triggers Harbour Evacuation
Small craft were ordered from the harbour and traffic diverted as petrol spread across the harbour. A fracture in an underground pipe caused thousands of gallons to seep into a drain feeding the waterway. Fire and police containment used hoses and a port authority launch to disperse the petrol while authorities feared explosion and fire risk.
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Sydney
Mere Harbour
New Banking Bills Read First Time
The treasurer introduced four major and ten complementary banking bills in the House of Representatives for a first reading. The measures, already passed twice by the House but rejected by the Senate, now have government support with senate backing.
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Hotel of Representatives
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Australia
Development Bank
Road Safety Council Endorses Campaign Despite Private Meeting
The Road Safety Council decided to continue its publicity campaign without variation after privately discussing recent criticism. President P. D. Day stated the May meeting was convened to address private matters and that no public announcement was deemed necessary.
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