Government Keeps Butter And Cheese Prices Unchanged
The Australian Government reaffirmed butter and cheese ex factory prices after reviewing production costs. The Dairy Industry Investigation Committee found costs unchanged since last year, while the Dairy Industry Council urged higher subsidies. Deferral payments for 1955-56 and 1956-57 will be issued, with quotas and protections stricter to curb rapid Tasetine expansion.
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Australia
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Dairy Industry Investigation Committee
Commonwealth
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Australian Agricultural Council
Six Killed In U.S. Rail Collision Near Guthrie Kentucky
Six people died and 21 others were injured in a head on crash between a freight engine and a Louisville Nashville Dixieland streamliner near Guthrie Kentucky. The collision tore into a side of the moving diner and overturned two units. The freight train engineer was among the dead.
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Police Dogs May Be Used In Search For Missing Man
Melbourne Sunday report says police dogs may be used to search rough country near Stawell for 67 year old Walter Warren who vanished June 20 from a hut on the Moyston Stawell Road 13 miles from Stawell. Stawell police have scoured the area without results.
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Walter Warren
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Warren
New Bank Chairman Elected Amid ASEAN and Security Briefs
H C C Marshall of the Bank of New South Wales is named chairman of the Australian Bankers Association for 1957 58 succeeding H D Williams of Australia and New Zealand Bank. UN plans for Korean reunification talks may follow if North Korea and Chinese Communists accept principles. An atomic device failed to explode at a U S test site but was disarmed hours later. United Nations debates on Hungary expected after September with Australia Britain and New Zealand pursuing a July session efforts.
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Korea
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Stay-in Miners Issue Demands At Aberdare Strike
More than 280 dismissed miners at Aberdare Colliery Cessnock have been underground for over 60 hours demanding withdrawal of dismissal notices until alternative employment is found. They call for ACTU coal policy nationalisation 35 hour week by-products plants and improved conditions. The strike follows 260 sacked for over production.
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Sydney
Aberdare
Cessnock
Messrs. G. Booth
Labour
Kursi
W. Crook
Cahill
A.C.T.U
Ste Epathy
Br. Cahill
Felon
W. Parkinson
Coalield
Parliament House
Tuea
Ene
Tiegal
Parkinson
Labour Counci
Kenny
Miners’ Federation
Iself
Labour Council
Council
Freed Britons Leave Egypt on Homeward Flight
In Cairo John Thornage and another Briton were released and boarded an American airliner bound for Paris. They left smiling from the jail outside Cairo after ten months in detention with Colonel Cyril Banka and Colonel Milovan Gregorivic among those present. A Swiss Embassy car then took Stanley and Pittuck to safety as Switzerland follows Britain's interests in Egypt amid severed diplomatic ties. No police escorted the men on Egyptian soil.
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Cairo
Bunsangya
Reuter
John ‘Thorn- Age
Paris
Cyril Banka
Milovan Gregorivic
Stanley
Pittuck
Switzerland
Britain
Egypt
Damages Claim for Ten Thousand Pounds Filed
A writ for ten thousand pounds damages has been issued. The action alleges financial loss and seeks settlement through the court.
Discontent at Depot Universal
Kingston mechanical depot workers express widespread discontent after a Trades and Labour Council survey. Questionnaires cite management staff relations as the main source of unhappiness. Promoted favoritism and overtime bias are alleged, with calls to reopen the leading hand’s demotion case in about 80 percent of responses.
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Kingston
A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council
Eisenhower Urges Global Science Effort for Yearlong Mission
President Eisenhower issued go speed and good luck wishes as the 18 month International Phmsical Year opens. About 10 000 scientists from 62 nations will work at 2 000 stations to study Earth and its atmosphere, with six American launches of satellites and a worldwide moon watch program.
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A.A.P
Eisenhower
L.G.Y
America
Wellington
New Zealand
Saya
Boott
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Eon
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Stock Event Distraught Stockmen Drive Wild Hereford Bulls
In Sydney a chaotic stock drive by RS.P.C.A. men resulted in danger to people in the pen. The report notes 43 dead or crippled sheep and 132 yearlings with an eye disease, four of which are totally blind. Lawrie said action would be taken by the RS.PCA. Three boars were trampled to death in a railway incident as cattle were moved for sale at Fiemington tomorrow.
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Sydney
Lawrence
RBPCA
Thapep Cattia
Fiemington
Melbourne taxi driver bashed case report
Melbourne police report details a taxi driver who sustained multiple injuries with numerous stitches after an assault. Investigators seek witnesses and review nearby surveillance to identify suspects and secure charges.
Famous London Hotel To Make Way For Offices
Demolition workers will start tearing down the Carlton Hotel at the corner of Haymarket and Pall Mall tomorrow. The site will be replaced by a New Zealand Government office building planned to rise 235 feet, set to be the district’s tallest.
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Avo N
Samily
A.A.P. Reuter
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