NATO Council Checks Replies to Bulganin
The NATO Council extended talks after three hours of discussion on replies from Britain America France Belgium and others. Britain’s text arrived before the session while the rest were submitted afterward. No disagreement was reported though Britain’s proposal for an anti aggression pact and Poland’s atom free zone idea were among topics.
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Russia
Britain
America
France
Belgium
NATO
Poland
Europe
Washington
Bec
Mr. Dulles
Dow
Ir. Dulles
House
Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee
O'Hara
Illinois
Dulles
Plan to Halt Red Assault
Douglas Dilton proposes a three point plan to stop the Soviet economic offensive in underdeveloped nations. He warns Russia floods regions with technicians and military aid while Cairo conference signals broader economic assistance to Asia and Africa.
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Philadelphia
Reuter
Soviet Union
Douglas Dilton
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Cairo
Asia
Africa
Archbishop Seeks Release of Caracas Clergymen
Archbishop of Caracas Dr Blanco will press Venezuelan dictator Jiminez for the release of jailed clergy. Sixty churchgoers detained after mass at Caracas Cathedral Monday were released. Reports say no fighting occurred near La Guaira and Caracas appeared quiet as tanks were removed from passes.
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Caracas
Venezuea
Blanco
Jiminez
Vatican
Venezuela
American Associated Press
la Guaira
Ship Fire Inquiry To Open In Bodoe
An inquiry into the Erling Jarl coast ship fire at Bodoe Northern Norway will begin today. Fourteen Norwegians died in the blaze which broke out after arrival at Bodoe. Energy heat and safety concerns also appear in brief notices from Australia Britain Papua New Guinea and Washington.
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Oslo
P.reuter
Erling Jarl
Bodoe
Norway
Britain
London
N.G
Papua
New Guinea
Territories
Hasluck
Australia
Tariff Board
Idustry
Noted American University Women Conference Opens in Canberra
The Canberra conference gathers 138 delegates for a five day program from tomorrow to January 17 at Girls Grammar School and Hotel Kurrajong. Events include church services, lectures by Lorna Lloyd Green and C P Fitzgerald, and a public meeting at the Girls Grammar School with talks on women’s roles and Asia Australia ties.
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Canberra
Girls’ Grammar School
Kurrajong
Grammar
Lorna Lloyd-Green
Melbourne
Canberra University College
B. T. Dickson
Lady Slim
St. John's
Canberra Association of ‘Women
R. N. Wardle
Lloyd O' Green
Bundsy
Queensland
Asia
Australia
Jean Randall
University of Western Australia
United Nations
Bangkok
Lady Melville
Federated Council
C. Pp. Fitzgerald
Australian National University
Feders Hon
International Federation of University Women
Joan Allsop
Nancy Millis
Perara
Po Hae Conan
Ceyn
Perare
Universe of
Sydney
Iigg
Fle
Mra E Bart J. Bok
Mount Btromlo
Acton
Janet Robb
International Federation
Misa R Groves
E. Willis
Indonesia
Canberra University
Governor To Appoint Auburn Mayor In Deadlocked Council
The Governor will appoint Auburn’s mayor after a deadlock in the six Labour six Civic Reform council. Local Government Minister Renshaw will recommend an alderman for approval by Governor Sir Eric Woodward. Meetings to elect a new mayor failed due to boycotts. retiring Alderman E. Norm did not seek re election. The last gubernatorial appointment was in 1949 for Mayor Layan Connell after a quorum failure.
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Auburn
Renshaw
Eric Woodward
Sonth
Eth Council
Labour
Civic Reform
Ald. E. Norm
Lord Wakefield
Ayan Connell
Australians Enter Montel Carlo Rally On Porsche Run
Melbourne drivers Laurie Whitehead and Kevin Young leave for the 1957 Mobilgas Monte Carlo Rally. They will fly to Stuttgart to collect a Porsche 1600 then follow the rally route via Rome. The three day event is long hours over fog icy roads with limited expectation of success.
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Laurie Whitehead
Kevin Young
Melbourne
Porsche
Stuttgart
Germany
Rome
Wants Reversal Of Snowy Grazing Ruling
J Seiffert MLA for Monaro and Kosciusko State Park Trust member plans caucus push to overturn a cabinet decision not to renew summer grazing leases in the Snowy Mountains. A fact-finding Labour mission will visit February 7 to 10 to hear graziers and conservationists and assess erosion claims amid drought and pasture losses.
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Sydney
Thor Verse
Cauci
J. Seiffert
Monaro
Kosciusko State Park Trust
Catchment Area Protection Board
Raziers
Beiffert
Rea
World Peace and Diplomacy Through Agreement
Diplomatic leaders discuss avoiding militarism and pursuing areas of agreement as paths to global peace. Sir Percy, ex Australian external affairs minister, notes the UN's value in giving nations a voice and cites strong U S relations with Australia. The piece highlights international court service and biannual sessions in The Hague.
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Bir Eadsei
Howard Beale
Wileave
Wailington
International Court
Homan
Spender
Sydney
Hague
Percy
United Nations
United States
U.N
Fifth General Assembly
Washington
Uniti
Auatra
Enrolments Open at Canberra Technical College Dates Set
Enrolments for commercial courses at the Canberra Technical College will begin the week of January 20 announced by principal H Corker. Other classes enrolments start February 10 with deferred examinations for intermediate and leaving certificates set for January 20. Candidates must complete forms and pay fees of £2 2s for Leaving Certificate and £1 1s for Intermediate subjects early in the week of January 13.
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Canberra
H. Corker
Corker
Adelaide Firefighters Contain Large Bush Fire
Firefighters in the Adelaide Hills gained control of a large bush fire in the Strathalbyn Macclesfield district after winds fanned the blaze. The fire, burning since Tuesday, was held on breached breaks from the prior day and stopped four miles from Strathalbyn amid rough terrain challenges.
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Adelaide
Strath
lalbyn-Macclenfeld
Adelaide Hills
Strathalbyn
Ships Held by Crew Shortages Stall Major Freighters
The freighters Macedon and Koonya remain in port waiting for enough crew. Macedon has one seaman and needs two more. Koonya has one but must replace a dismissed man and add two more. Both have been seeking crew since December 11 and December 27. Port costs mount at about £500 daily per ship, with total lost fees surpassing £20,000. Macedon belongs to Howard Smith Company and Koonya to Union Steamship Company.
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Macedon
Koonya
Ahe
Ndia Y oOipping
Howard Smith Company
Union Steamship Company
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Dallara
Esterday
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Ray Wilkins
Northbourne
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Australian Federation of University Women
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Michelago
Technical College
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Mation Line
Cunard Line
Holland-Australia Line
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Halian Lines
Royal Inter- Ocean
Sitmar
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Teal
KLM
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