Desecration of War Memorial Angers Casey
Mr Casey condemns the desecration of the Australian and New Zealand War Memorial at Port Said. He questions if youths or Egyptian hooligans were responsible but rejects apologizing to the Egyptian government. He stresses the memorial honors Australians and New Zealanders who died in defense of Egypt in the first Great War.
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Casey Sanv
New Zealand
Port
Cis
Caney
Bame
Egypt
Eisenhower Doctrine Under Fire in Congressional Debate
A critical review blames the Eisenhower policy for Middle East missteps, arguing Washington failed to uphold treaty obligations and UN directives. It calls for a positive State Department shift and suggests a new secretary to heal diplomacy and curb rhetoric.
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Middle East
Britain
France
Mohr Ts Parmange Tech
Israel
Egypt
State Department
United Nations
United Stats
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle Eas
Lee
Dulles
Midle
Hard Choice For U S Indians
A leading Indian interest group argues many American Indians face relocation from reservations or economic development at home. The report cites Navajo policy successes and urges programs to build local economies rather than move tribes to urban areas.
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New York
Associated Press
la Verne Madigan
Congress
Navajo Country
Fine Ridge
South Dakota
Counci
Report cites mixed views on Indian relocation program impact
The survey notes bitter opposition between local groups and relocation offices, with communities questioning motives yet failing to empower new Indian arrivals. It highlights stereotypes that hinder recognition of Indigenous potential and warns social agencies to address unmet needs.
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Diana
Savage
Nobe Redman
Horatio Alger
Imi
Case Warkee
Theologian Dr Hystop Visits Canberra for Sermons
Dr Hystop, ecumenical studies professor and director at Union Theological Seminary New York, preached at St Johns and Congregational Church Canberra drawing large crowds. He urged unity in Christian practice and noted world events awaken nations before heading to Melbourne for the Australian Student Movement conference.
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Hystop
Boudica
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Canberra
St. John's
Hyssop
House of Faith
Hyslop
Melbourne
Hel
California
Watering Bid To Driveway Trees
In the ACT near Lake George a group waters trees by hand to prevent death during drought. Water is carted on a truck bed to each tree, a task done by volunteers amid bush frosts. The Remem Driveway Auxiliary grove trees survive, aided by rotary hoeing and a Canberra Apexians group with a pump.
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Lake George
Tol
Canberra
A. Pump
Canberra Sunshine Draws Crowds to Resorts
One of the hottest Sundays this summer brought large crowds to Canberra resorts. The day reached 87.7 degrees around three PM, beating Saturday by 23.4 degrees. People picnicked at the Cotter and Murrumbidgee Rivers, crowded the Cotter precincts, and a brisk business was reported at the kiosk.
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Canberra
Olympic
Cotter
Murrumbidgee
Uude
Reserve Fe
Local Accident Report Hints at Injuries in Tyson Brady Area
Fragmentary lines indicate injuries after an incident near Reservoir Victoria involving individuals named Wil' im Dennin and Tyson Brady. Details on cause and exact location are unclear from the legible text.
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Ston Road
Reservoir
Wil' Im Dennin
Tyson Brady
Day Of Prayer Aims At Hungarian Revolt Victims
Sydney churches will host a day of prayer for Hungarian victims next Sunday as leaders from all denominations unite in support of the Hungarian Relief Fund. The Elizabethan Theatre Trust plans a gala Mozart first night in aid of the fund with Governor General Sir William Slim and Lady Slim in attendance.
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Sydney
New Suth Wales
Cares
Elizabethan Theatre Trust
William Slim
Slim
Married After Meeting On Tour Of N Z
A couple who met while on a working tour of New Zealand were married at St. John's Church on Saturday. Eduine Smith of Canberra wed Dudley Gunning of South Africa in a ceremony with family and friends from Sydney Yass Canberra and Canberra guests. The bride wore a nylon frock with a Lily of the valley coronet and a pink and white bouquet. The best man was Ron Carr of Canberra. The reception followed at Hotel Ainslie Rex and the couple received a diamond eternity ring and a wedding present from Eduine's parents. On their honeymoon the bride wore a blue linen sheath dress with a matching blue hat.
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New Zealand
St. John's Church
Eduine
Ron Carr
Canberra
Susan Smith
Sydney
Yarx
South Cons
Ainslie-Rex
Smith
Canberra City Marries Sportsmaster
Canberra City joins Sportsmaster son of J. F. Crittenden Thornton in a wedding at Hotel Anne Rex. Monica wore an all over lace frock with pleated nylon tulle and orange gloves. bridesmaids Elaine Stour and Moira Flaherty wore white organdie. Guests from Brisbane and other cities attended. couple plans a tour to Adelaide and then live in memory.
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J. F . Crittenden
Thornton
Monica
Cecil Bruner
Moira Flaherty
Bride
Elaine Stour
Moira
Elaine
Colin
Pat Crittenden
Misa ©. McGrath
Mra
Bloan
Adelaide
Temory
Trade Courses Available In N. Territory
The Minister for Territories announced that technical education is expanding in the Northern Territory. Darwin and Alice Springs students can study technical subjects at secondary schools and adults may join correspondence courses. 40 apprentices are training under the new Apprenticeship Board established in 1950. Plans include further training for Aboriginal people in pastoral skill areas.
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Territories
Haslud
Darwin
Alice Springs
Hastuck
Australia
Hasduck
No Clue Yet On Milk Adulteration Report
Detectives probe cause of 100 gallons of milk altered by dilution. The manage Farmers, Mr F C Harding, reported the adulteration to authorities after a 50 percent water mix was found.
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Canbeirs
F. C. Harding
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