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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 02, 1957

Page

6

Mount Stromlo Aids International Geophysical Year Effort

Mount Stromlo Observatory participates in the 62 nation International Geophysical Year project. Aimed at measuring earth rotation, longitude, latitude, and time via stellar transits, zenith telescopes, and a moon camera. The work uses radio time signals from Melbourne Sydney and Belconnen Naval Wireless to compare clocks globally.

Stromlo Shales Naval Quinety J Beetl Laliner Beak Uiese Joe Sitonito United Tates Eisenhower Greenwich Melbourne Sydney P.M.G National Standards’ Laboratories Abraham Earth Belconnen Naval International Geophysical Sea Project Stromlo Observatory Tig Moon

Earthquake damages Dutch New Guinea area near Geel ink Baal

The Hague reports a strong earthquake near Geel ink Baal in Dutch New Guinea caused serious damage though no casualties have been reported. government spokesman said the quake occurred yesterday but details remain sparse.

Dutch New Guinea Hague Reuter Geelink Baal Line 23

Trade pact with Japan would equalize terms for Australia

Australia minister McEwen said signing the Japan trade pact would place Japan on the same terms as other nations in Australian trade. He added Australia would not send a delegation to Japan after the signing if circumstances required. In London heat ends as storms break over the south of England with rain and floods. Bao Dai estate seizure approved by Saigon assembly. The government is authorized to seize properties belonging to the former emperor Bao Dai, now in exile.

Stromlo Vitjeer Hod. M. Abraham Australia Mr. Abraham South America South Africa India Indian Ocean Japan Hong Kong U.K London Reuter England Minyappar Oxford Bao Dai Saigon

Progress in A C T Tree Pruning Noted in June Report

The horticultural division reports steady progress in pruning fruit trees during June. Growers are advised to remove dead diseased and unwanted shoots and to destroy debris and fallen fruit to reduce bacterial and fungal diseases. Large wounds should be painted with suitable sealant or Bordeaux paste and trees sprayed for woolly aphid mites scales and other pests.

Department of the Interior Taylor Agriculture and Stock

Mass At Whitby Abbey Marks First Since Reformation

In London a Roman Catholic Archbishop Dr J C Heenan preached the first mass at Whitby Abbey since the Reformation in the 16th century. The abbey was founded by Hilda in 357 AD and had not hosted a Catholic service for centuries.

London A P.reuter J. C. Heenan Y.terday Whitby Abbey Mt. Hilds

Stay-down Miners Dismissal Deferred in NSW

Settlement after talks among the Premier, Cahill and miners’ representatives defers 250 dismissal notices at Caledonian Collieries. NSW Electricity Commission will buy coal stockpiled at Grange to resume production while alternate work is arranged. Aberdare West and 20 mines to reopen as public works programs and new industry investment are pursued in the northern area.

Cahill Miners’ Federation Coalfield Caledonian Collieries Ltd Grags NSW Electricity Commission Aberdare West Cessnack Kurri Kurri Newcastle Aber Dare West Labour M’s L.A Messrs G. Booth Kurri Kuril W. Crook Cessnock A.C.T.U Booth and Crook

Japanese War Criminals Freed in Tokyo Prison Exit

Tokyo dispatch reports 567 Japanese war criminals sentenced by Australia in 1945 were not freed. Five last ex-Imperial soldiers walked from Sugamo Prison to freedom on midsummer day, including Major Hiroshi Ithi and Captain Tadashi Yasuda, with others: Corporal Masaji Ito, Lieutenant-Commander Hiroshi Ito, and Sub-Lieutenant Kyosuke Yamashita.

Tokyo A.A. Reuter Sugamo Hiroshi Ithi Tadashi Yasuda Masaji Imperial Navy Hiroshi Ito Kyosuke Yamashita

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The Geophysical Year Mount Strone Jo Axa Photos U.S Washington A. AP Reuters Miss Adelaide A.C.T Tomorsow Bank OF New South Wales
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