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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1955
Page
1
The report discusses American concerns about Soviet diplomacy in Europe and Asia. It notes tensions with Britain and Japan and advocates building nuclear strength to counter Soviet moves. The piece cites analysts Baldwin and Hanson and mentions support for arms reduction debates and UN diplomacy.
The Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru denounces proposals to exclude China from the United Nations as absurd. He argues world issues and Africa’s crises require inclusion rather than estrangement, warning against perpetuating conflict and oppression.
The Queensland Union N match saw rough play and heated exchanges as players like Moore and Jones clashed. Key figures included Wallaby winger Gram Jones and captains Conner and Morton with several tries, penalties, and conversions noted amid the intense on-field action.
In Elaternwick a home-made gelignite bomb under a vehicle near 8:30 p.m. was defused after suspecting intruders. Lawrence Harts confronted a man in his yard as a truck fled. police recovered the bomb and detonator, with one assailant escaping.
Antonio Seg leads left wing group with Premier Haalgnate reporting to the President that the cabinet is near completion. The new government of Chris Ian Democrats Bocil Demo and allies aims to form a broadly progressive coalition.
The article reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his wife Jean’s remains exhumed with Home Office permission. It notes plans to cremate Conan Doyle and his wife while another family member may be reburied, amid secrecy surrounding the grave opened 28 and 18 years ago.
The Queanbeyan ceremony at St Taphaata Ran Catholic Guaven site welcomed Archbishop O'Bryen and Father Gaulagier, with verses praising growth and plans for St Gregory's Behl within five years. Attendees included local clergy such as Dr. Erle OBven and notable figures Gunntias Goulburn and Varah.
About 250 native people were forced to leave Moola Bulla Station in the north near Hails Creek. They were ordered off under new owner Alan Goldwyn who acquired the property from the State Government for £100,000 with revised directions.
An inquiry reveals Albert Dawson Brown, 29, killed in a private airport crash near Young Aero Club. Bruce Brown, injured, aided by rescuers while efforts to save Albert failed as flames engulfed the wreck. Police separated Albert’s body and Bruce was treated at Young District Hospital for severe injuries.
Australian troops to Malaya will establish temporary quarters on Penang Island. Major General Churchill states accommodation will be provided for civilian wives accompanying troops as Singapore administration analyzes staffing and service panels for postwar arrangements.
A court martial will hear a demonstration of the killing of Sergeant Reginald Watters Wilso n as the prosecution opens the case. Emmett-Dunne and Mia Watters will witness the demonstration, with Father Feury present for the Catholic padre. The defense will cross examine and call witnesses to counter the demon stration proposed for Monday.
In Budapest reports say Prime Minister Andras Megedues has been dismissed from office with changes expected to be announced soon. Vienna officials said Megedues arrived there yesterday fueling speculation of a government shakeup. The rumor centers on Megedues leaving the Hungarian government early in June.
London reports a sharp fall in orders as a powerful wave of anti state strikes worries Britain. Minister for Labour Walter Monckton warned of strain on industry and labour shortages if the unrest continues.
A U S air group arrives in Sydney for a goodwill visit with five airmen in attendance. Plans include ceremonies and coordinated events, with the group to depart on Thursday after a busy schedule.
A French scientist argues that atom bomb tests and large explosions can disrupt atmospheric patterns and climate. He cites potential changes in wind, rainfall, and temperature linked to nuclear activity, warning of broader environmental impacts.
Fragmentary report notes a soldier wounded during an explosion aboard a Britten vessel. The event occurred as nearby Ollie family members and others returned home in the evening, leaving many seeking details.
A military authority outlines new permanent army quarters at Puckapunyal. The plan includes accommodation for unit formations and support services, detailing regulations, timelines, and anticipated staffing under the Australian Services Corps.
A Belfast bombing plan failed when a device exploded early near a public building on Seplonives Street. Police and investigators pursued leads, with reporting noting the attacker intended to strike during a past parliamentary event but caused only minor damage.
The report notes extreme cold across the region with temperatures around 46 degrees below average and nightly lows near minus 24 with widespread subfreezing readings. Forecasters warn of continued frigid conditions and potential wind chill impacts.
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