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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 06, 1957

Page

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Government reports year end budget surplus and cash balance

The 1956-57 year closed with a budget surplus of £111,200,000, slightly above estimates, and a Commonwealth cash balance of about £16,900,000 after commitments to state works, housing, and Indian programmes. Tax and revenue figures met or exceeded most estimates, while defence spending underperformed for the third straight year.

Commonwealth Jh Faden Gov.tment Ir Arthur Fadden Arthur Fadden International Bank Consolidated Revenue Fund

Cyclone Strikes Western Iowa And Wisconsin Injuring Six

Des Moines reports a cyclone with funnels reaching speeds up to 70 mph damaged homes in Western Iowa and Wisconsin. Six people were injured including Mrs. Clarence McCauley. Debris and stove fires caused additional hazards as families sought shelter.

Des Moines Iowa Wisconsin Clarence McCauley Hisa Attered Calcasieu Parish Henry Reid Audrey Louisiana Texas Louisie

D L P Plans Federal Seat Nominations Sydney

The Democratic Labour Party tonight moves to nominate candidates for all Federal seats. The D L F P executive defers closing date for nominations until after its legal conference on August 25. A representative will be appointed to the Hunter Valley Research Foundation.

D.lp Sydney Democratic Labour Party D.lfp Hunter Valley Research Foundation

Specialist Treatment For Mr. Monk

Melbourne reports indicate Mr. Monk, president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, is receiving specialist care after a five week Wuhan hospital stay for a severe foot infection. He arrived with a delegation to China and remains in Hankow as ACU circles worry about his speedy return to Australia.

Melbourne Lyon Shangha Mankow Monk Australian Council of Code Unions Wuhan Hankow Jak Ma Monk China Mork

Thomson Trails Locke by Three at Open Title Bid

Peter Thomson trails Bobby Locke by three strokes with one round remaining in the British Open. Eric Brown led overnight, while Crampton fell back after a 78. Thomson shot 70 for 213 total as Locke led with 209 after a 68.

ST. Andrew's A.ap Reuter Peter Thomson Bobby Locke Bruce Crampton Locke Thomson Eric Brown Crampton Brown

Honeymooners' bodies found in Vermont plane wreckage

The bodies of two New York honeymooners missing since Sunday were discovered yesterday in the wreckage of their plane near a reservoir at Bennington, Vermont. Authorities report the couple perished in the crash and recovery teams retrieved the remains from rugged terrain.

New York Bennington Vermont

Hoad Wins Wimbledon Singles Title

Lew Hoad defeated Ashley Cooper 6 2 6 1 6 2 to win the Wimbledon singles. Hoad said he was in top form and planned to stay amateur for now, declining to discuss his future after the tour. See story, page 14.

Lew Hoad Ashley Cooper Hoad

Atom Explosion Shatters Nevada Test Site Records

American scientists detonated what appeared to be the most powerful U S explosive ever fired on the Nevada test site. The blast, possibly 3.5 times stronger than earlier bombs, lit pre dawn, produced a heat wave three miles away, and formed a spectacular fireball as trench sheltering Marines moved into the area after the blast.

Nevada A.A.P United States

Population Of Canberra Up 7500 In 3 Years

Canberra's population rose to 35,864 from 28,277 since the 1954 census, with 31,451 in private dwellings and 4,413 in hotels, hostels, and similar quarters. The increase totals 7,587 over three years, with detailed district counts and a house to house enumeration by statistics officers.

Canberra Commonwealth Carver Atatfa Ter Acton Ainslie Barton Braddon Campbell Duntroon Capital Hil City Deakin Dickson Forrest Fyshwick Griffith Kingston Lyneham Narrabundah O'Connor

Two Road Crashes Leave Four Injured in Canberra

Four people treated for minor injuries after two separate crashes within minutes at major intersections. At 56.59 pm John Cullen and Athol Thomas Graham of O'Connor suffered minor injuries in a collision at Gromeil and Boldrewood. both cars badly damaged. At 6.5 pm a taxi driven by James Phillip Adama of Campbell Street Ainslie and Frank Bull’s car at Brisbane Avenue and National Circuit collided. Raymond Gordon Phillipa of Weatlake sustained a left knee laceration while John Scott of Reid received facial injuries. Major damage to both vehicles reported in the second crash.

Canberra Community Hospital John Cullen Athol Thomas Graham O'Connor Gromeil Boldrewood James Phillip Adama Campbell Street Ainslie Frank Bull Ainslie Avenue Brisbane Avenue National Circuit Raymond Gordon Phillipa Weatlake John Scott Boson Street Reid Bull

Texas Oilman Hugh Roy Cullen Dies in Houston

Hugh Roy Cullen, famed oilman and philanthropist, died yesterday in Houston at Hermann Hospital. He contributed more than a million dollars to several local institutions, shaping Houston’s civic scene through his philanthropy.

Cameron Louisiana Mexican Gulf Texas Oil Houston Texas

Mr Lambert Studies Christmas Island Transfer Plans

Singapore Friday Reuters reports Mr R Lambert secretary of the Department of something to study the transfer of Christmas Island from Britain. He arrives to discuss administrative problems and will hold talks with Sir Herbert Black governor of Singapore, which has administered the island since the early 1900s.

Singapore A.ap.reuter R. Lambert Department of Lew Christmas Island Britain Australia Indian Ocean Pacific Lambert Hebert Black

Protest Over Canberra Garden Expenditure Sparks Debate

The association's annual conference passed a resolution opposing the amount of public funds spent on Canberra's gardens. The motion, led by E. E. Wheat, faced opposition from D. G. Barwick who urged withdrawal for the association's good. Wellington, Narrabri, and Tempa figures defended costs, while Wheat's bid to host the next conference in Canberra failed to gain support. Sydney remains the usual venue.

Canberra Stone’ Atage D. G. Barwick Loomberah E. E. Wheat Inverell J. N. Barrett Narrabri N. P. Eagle Fine ‘Ey T. Richens Tempra Wheat

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