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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 21, 1953

Page

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Eisenhower Inauguration Address and Remarks

Ike delivers inaugural address at Capitol after being sworn in as President of the United States. He emphasizes peace, international cooperation, and the nation's responsibility, urging unity and renewal of the American pledge to freedom and a just world.

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Washington aims for peace and security through economic power

A fragmentary Washington address outlines a strategy balancing economic strength with military readiness. It stresses the need for global markets for vital materials and weapons of war defense, while warning that aggression must be deterred by credible strength and allied unity.

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Migration debate shapes Australia plan and policy

A Canberra convention opened with a migration focus as leaders from both government and opposition discussed Australia’s future population, growth, and settlement. Officials debated caps, labour needs, and internal programs while migrants dressed in national dress observed the proceedings.

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Ministers Hope Ample Work For Migrants Flow

A fragmented parliamentary report discusses migrant employment prospects and national needs. It emphasizes immigration’s role in labor markets, calls for policy development, and notes existing programs while urging steady support for migrants and neighboring relations.

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Tense Watch In Japan As Red And U S Planes Stationed

A tense exchange unfolds with Red Army and United States patrol planes monitoring activity over northern Japan. Officials warn of risk in the Kurile chain and Sakhalin as alliance forces reinforce air presence.

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Curtailed Migration Seen As Government Holds Back

A damaged excerpt reports the government delaying nominated migration and restricting emigration plans. It notes ongoing support for other worker and migrant types while prioritizing limits on arrivals. The piece mentions expected mediation and potential shifts in policy timing.

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Missing Boys Near ArralumlA Sparks Police Search

Police describe two small boys missing near Arralumla after a night of volunteers and patrols. Investigators say they last were seen near a bar district around 9 30 pm and were believed to have been with a nearby man. Units extended into the night with no firm leads.

Unclear text fragment on military roundup and civilian arrests

The article fragment references a roundup of civilians including a group of eight Communists and mentions an army spokesman and General Naguib. Details are garbled, but the note indicates a roundup connected to charges related to esting Arrteuilom and a court finding announced this week.

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Menzies Defends Dollar Spending Against UK Criticism

Mr Menzies rebuts British censure over Australia’s dollar expenditure and postwar balance. He argues the sterling area policy and budget priorities, noting past deficits and the need for joint action with London to maintain the pound system. He insists Australian spending supports stabilization amid economic pressures.

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