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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 04, 1956

Page

7

Queen with Commonwealth Premiers in London

Elizabeth hosted the Commonwealth premiers at a palace in London. Participants included J G Strijdom of South Africa, A Chandri of Pakistan, S G Holland of New Zealand, Anthony Eden of Britain, R G Menzies of Australia, Nehru of India, Bandarwaite of Ceylon, and Viscount Malvern of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland.

Elizabeth Commonwealth Palace J. G. Strijjom AW Chandri Mohammad Pakistan S. G. Holland Zealand St. Aur Ant Anthony Eden Britain Her R. G. Menzies Austr Pandit

Five Year Development Plan Advocated for Canberra

Mr Day urged the Minister for the Interior to fast track the council’s proposal for a long term development programme in Canberra. He proposed reallocating a Defence vote saving to Canberra, with potential recoupment later for defence. He argued Canberra construction could aid national defence and pressed for a long term plan amid rising housing lists and unemployment concerns.

Day Canberra Stevenson J. Pead St. Mary's Byrne

High Adventure in Family Car

A four year old, Michael Mangino of Schenectady New York, drove off in the family car with his mother running after. He struck a parked car then hit three front lawns and a hedge before stalling at a porch during a chaotic outing amid a housing construction scene and related developments discussed in Canberra politics with budget and capital grant debates.

New York A.ap-Reuter Michael Mangino Schenectady N.Y Mike

No Interruption to Car Testing Amid Road Closure Near Interior Offices

Motor registration testing continues on the normal road while the road near the Department of the Interior Acton offices is closed to all traffic except vehicles with department registration business. Cars seeking testing may still use the normal route to reach the testing area.

Department of the Interior Acton

Danger of War Declined Says Dulles Testimony

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told Congress the danger of the Soviet Union starting a general war has declined in the past year but he warned that Communist China remains a risk. He warned that reducing US defence efforts could have catastrophic effects while noting ongoing Allied vigilance. The House rejected Senate amendments to the aid bill, sending it to a conference committee as negotiations continue.

Dulles Washington John Foster Dulles U.S Congress Russa China United States Te House Senate House

Housing transfers in Canberra addressed by Interior official

Department of the Interior official H A Barrenger told the Advisory Council that transfer needs consider health, family size, current living conditions and income. He noted limited scope for transfers within Canberra suburbs, and that health grounds have moved residents to different house types or cheaper options due to reduced income.

Department of the Interior H. A. Barrenger Advisory Council Barrenger Byrne Canberra Forrest

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