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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 05, 1956
Page
2
Dam Turth report notes Turkish baby and Assi 1 in the X3553 sequence with unclear context. Names appear as labels or coded items rather than narrative. Further readable details are needed to form a precise record.
Melbourne report says completion of the arw suitid at the Melbourne Cricket Ground is essential before the Olympic Games. General Bridgeford notes radio studios and communications lines will not be installed unless the stand is finished. Dr. C Calderwood, secretary of contractors Watt Ltd., declined to comment, while union officials accuse the contractors of withholding information from the public.
The weather report notes temperatures around 60 degrees at 7 am and 60.1 at noon, with a 36 mph gust from the WSW at 2 25 pm. The forecast, from Canberra’s meteorological station, calls for mild clear conditions with scattered clouds and moderating westerly winds. Regional outlook covers South Coast and Tablelands with showers on the Highlands and a southerly wind shift in easterly conditions. Temperatures listed for major cities include Sydney 72, Hobart 8, Melbourne 1p, and Darwin 7.
Selwyn Lloyd argues in a brief for a coordinated Anglo American approach to Middle East and Asian crises. He warns against relying on Cyprus or Egypt as sole stabilizers and calls for renewed urgency in British foreign policy amid Russian interference and Western tensions.
Vic tora 10 review law on share deals examined by Mr Rylih and others as a proposed response to take over bids involving exchange of shares. Cox Brothers allege a Walton s Sears appeal manipulated share options. Roebuck of Chicago held options far below the offer basis. Ma Rylah signaled possible investigation when the new Companies Act is drafted. current law bars public subscription and requires independent valuations and full disclosure of contracts and options.
A Daily Mail report describes workers in London erecting large umbrellas at a site near The Hague to shield builders from wintry conditions. The vast canopy spans about 230 feet and rises as the structure nears completion, marking a notable shelter feature amid construction.
Trainees from New South Wales and Victoria departed by rail to Eastern Command HQ at Marvelville before heading to Holsworthy or Ingleburn for basic training. The 14th intake from Canberra and Victoria totaled about 26 members as they began a six month service period with conversion courses to military trades.
The vice regal lady Wunderly has opened at Government House in a formal district event. Officials described the ceremony as a notable occasion marking ongoing official hospitality and royal continuity.
In Canberra a complex awards scene emerges as ACT contracts attributed to a French company are contended by unions. The Allied Trades Union and others contest public service honors amid government personnel changes and proposed awards for various sectors. Some observers note delays, eligibility questions, and potential extensions of holiday provisions as talks continue.
Readable fragments describe multiple sewer construction efforts around York including northern suburbs works and pipes. Mentions contracts around £140,141 and involvement of Duntroun Natruvundal and a city suburb area. References to a Savwy Mountains project and a year near June.
The National University Council received three nominations for a university vacancy. Candidates include J.C. Jaeger, professor of Geophysics, L. Woolley former registrar, and L. Khualay professor of Physiology with a date set for ballots and papers to be sent to convocation members. Nominations closed on Peeruary 24.
The Mousekeeper Service announces staff growth from five to seven and a broader outreach plan. Chairman MER Boyd will discuss the service at P22 between 4 and 8 on Monday and Tuesday, with displays planned in doctors surgeries, play centres, chemist shops, and mothercraft centres.
The article reports a Senate race with Mr. J. McManus leading and incumbent senators, outlining party shifts and predicted balance of power. It notes McManus with 18,747 votes and Senator Curmacle at 12,264, discussing potential alliance patterns and the impact on government control.
Western commentators detect extremist overtones in the French Poujadist surge. Newspapers warn the anti democratic movement could destabilize parliament and threaten the Fifth Republic. Editorials from Pigara Times and others describe potential government chaos if Poujadists gain power and challenge institutions. A Moscow radio view credits pro fascist forces with a claimed victory.
The Burmese Minister and Mrs Suin Bwa hosted a reception to mark Burma’s Independence Day attended by about 100 guests at Hatol Counterra. Flags from Burma and Australia, a photo of Burma’s president, and speeches by Minister for External Affairs T. G. Casey and other ministers accompanied the event. Diplomats, Canberra residents, Colombo plan students, and Burmese nationals from across Australia joined the celebration.
The article notes a planned private visit by a high official to discuss the programme with Prince Phillip in England. The aim is to arrange a Royal visit and coordinate plans for a forthcoming engagement.
The Australian film censor has banned certain films from television for over emphasis on sex or brutality. The crackdown began last January as states considered which scenes could be televised and which were unsuitable for viewers. Some titles were rejected entirely while others will only air at designated times, with violent content ruled unsuitable for children.
Government action targets recovery of excess payments on meat exports made under bounty schemes. The ministry notes negotiations with the Australian Meat Board and beer industry leaders to fund any excess payments within the shortest feasible time. Estimates indicate excess payments in 1885 reduced exports, prompting urgent recoupment measures.
The Couture Group of the New York Dress Institute declares Grace Kelly the best dressed woman after a survey of over 1,000 fashion experts. Bracketed by her, Mrs William Paley, wife of a television network executive, ranks high in the list.
Major Pollard reported to day that 100 Malaya troops would receive improved quarters. He said construction would finish between May and October, with all works completed as the Army prepares for the new Malay campaign.
London reports a trans Atlantic voyage by a 25 foot boat named Buttercup. Major Ton Maxtor and Mayor Gordon Billars aim to reach New York harbor after touring French inland waterways and stopping at Puits Dijon and Lyons. The craft, rebuilt for the 400 mile voyage, will sail from Le Havre and may pass Canary Islands amid customs procedures.
Engineers from Australia and overseas gather for the Avstinstan Institute conference in Canberra and the Snowy Mountains scheme. Academics will deliver papers on engineering physics, surveying, and mineral sources, with several specialists presenting at Lieeanger and related departments.
The Queen was promoted Lady Sir after advice from the Secretary General of the Grand Priory of the Shield. Lady Slim has long been a member of the order and the honor reflects years of service.
Queen Salote arrives after a Molydanland voyage for a formal welcome in Forrest. An official reception unfolds with guards and banners as crowds greet her on arrival. Reverend Dr. G Wheen announces a temporary stay, inviting her to the National Memorial Chine in Forrest during her Australia visit.
Filruvté cespanation re calls were announced yesterday by the Cagberre University Callers. Law relating to Executors and Trustees passed.
The department declines to repurchase homes sold under government authority. Buyers earlier acquired properties after sales blocked by policy. reviews show attempts to recover or resell at market rates. Officials cite limited availability and legal constraints while residents and mayors weigh impact on housing and local markets.
Residents complain that adults misuse playground equipment at the reserve, drawing concerns from the caretaker. One local, Mr Q Dude, says he erected the apparatus at his own expense and must repeatedly urge adults to refrain from walking on or damaging it. Children sometimes are blocked, while adults continue misusing the gear.
Residents urged to enter the Gowrie Memorial Garden contest as entries close at month end and judging occurs on March 3. Three entries have been received so far and prizes honor the late governor general in various garden and lawn categories.
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