Australia to gain from atomic power future says report
The article notes Australia could benefit from early commercial nuclear energy, with Mount Isa and Port Pirie facing coal and ore transport distances. Britain already plans 12 power stations by 1965, costing £300 million, and expects nuclear output of 1,500 to 2,000 megawatts, shaping future electricity costs alongside thermal plants.
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Australia
Port Pirie
Newcastle
Fie
Mount Isa
Townsville
Broken Hill
Britain
United Kingdom
ULK
U.K
Minister Opens Drive-in At Preview
The interior minister officially opened the Staright Theatre drive-in in ACT. Mr Fairhall attended as the guest of honor while patrons visited the snack bar and enjoyed the acoustics. Tonight a gala public opening is planned.
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Twe Staright
Fairhall
Reactor Plan Key To New Rail Scheme
Brisbane reports a conference of Commonwealth and State ministers and officers called by Treasurer Arthur Fadden. They will bring in overseas railway experts to advise on the Collinsville to Mount Isa line and the Mt Isa Mines decision on Australia’s first atomic reactor. Fadden and Queensland Premier Gair say expert examination will run alongside the mines inquiry. The rehabilitation cost for the Wimile railway is estimated at £30,000,000.
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Brisbane
Bird Arthur Fadden
Collinsville le Mount Tas
Mount Isa
Australia
Teactor
Arthur Fadden
Queensland
Ser
Gair
University Exam Results Summary Noted Names
A fragment lists exam names and individuals including Faseed M James Avertina Rimi gh Koreskoz Marde J Woolcock. The text shows a roster or result snippet from a university context without complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faseed
M. James
Avertina Rimigh-Koreskoz
Marde J
Woolcock
Malaria Slows Growth in Papua and New Guinea
The Minister for Territories Mr Hasluck said malaria hinders economic development in Papua and New Guinea. He noted eradicating malaria could halve infant mortality and double life expectancy, potentially doubling population in 17 years. Control measures include community-led action and malaria training, with two pilot projects using residual spraying of chlorinated hydrocarbons.
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Papua and
New Guinea
Mini
Regretful departure of Philippine ambassador and party
Yesterday morning Excellency the Ambassador for the Philippines Major and Mia W Hargrave left Government House in a formal farewell scene. The visitors departed with official duties complete and future engagements anticipated.
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Ambassdor
Philippines
Major
Mia W. Hargrave
Government House
B M A Council To Discuss Hospital Ban In Queensland
The British Medical Association Queensland Council will discuss the Queensland Health Department hospital ban on NSW patients. Dr Farden notes a sick person’s needs cross state lines and cites an Inverell man who fractured his neck and was sent 450 miles to Sydney after Brisbane General Hospital refused admission.
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Farden
Inverell
Sydney
Brisbane
Hosea
N.S.W
Queensland
Brisbane General Hospital
Ardananid. Ae
More Spiders Noted In Canberra Area Report
An entomologist notes rising sightings of funnel web spiders around Canberra. He says house funnel webs are rarely venomous and movements are sluggish though public concern grows after several Sydney area spider bite deaths drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.s.lro
Sydney
Canberra
Can'berra
Southern way of life under racial debate in the South
A survey cites Southern leaders and thinkers arguing that white supremacy and states rights define the Southern way of life amid federal civil rights pressures. Figures from Alabama to South Carolina defend segregation while acknowledging limited Negro progress, framing the issue as a defense of civilization against federal interference and external scrutiny.
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South
Barrett
Macon County
Alabama
Jlenat
Anya Engelhardt
Harold A. Petit
South Caroline Electric and Gas
Charleston
Booner
Inter
Columbia
Bome
Crow
South Carolina
Georgia
Griffin
Atlanta
U.S
Russia
Charleston News and Courier
Waring
Montgomery
Fdtter Ital
New Britannia Airway Plans Atlantic Fleet
London reports the Oceanic Airways division intends to operate a fleet of airliners capable of 400 mph to cross the Atlantic with a 133 passenger capacity on future routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britannia London
Reuter
Airways ‘Tion
Fifteen Polio Deaths Reported in New South Wales 1956
Sydney reports fifteen polio deaths in New South Wales for 1956 tied to 239 total polio cases. Health officials note a delayed vaccine production due to monkey illness at Commonwealth Laboratories. Diphtheria deaths declined from the previous year as overall cases fell.
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Sydney
N.E.W
Department of Health
Belle
Commonwealth Laboratories
St Andrew's UK婚 travel tale of wedding in Tasmania
The fragment describes a wedding involving migrants from St Andrew's UK and a bride arriving from England. After a honeymoon in Tasmania they plan to return, with Mavis in a white lace and tulle ballerina dress and pink nylon frock, roses in a bouquet, best man An, and a reception at Hotel Cam for Camberra and Traralgoo guests.
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Eng
Tasmania
Iive
Mavis
Camberra
Traralgoo
Hotel Can
Tidal Wave Alert False Alarm
Honolulu shut down a tidal wave alert after a heavy earthquake in the Gulf of Alaska triggered a brief coastwide warning. Observatories reported the quake at 4 17 pm local time and the alarm was canceled once confirmation arrived from distant locations.
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Honolulu
Kewaiian Islands
Gulf of Alaska
Honouwle
U.S
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Observatory
Gald
Siland
Philippines
Fragmentary Note from Yester Near Ab Utoppe
A garbled OCR line near Ab utoppe after Rung 10 mentions a doctor and a 10 o clock house reference. The readable facts are vague with no clear event or person names to confirm a story.
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Yester
Abutoppe
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Turt
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