Egypt Britain ties unlikely despite Nasser push
The article argues Britain should not trust Egypt despite President Nasser’s call for friendship. It cites Egypt’s refusal to subsidize Jordan, reliance on the United States, and hostile aims such as using Russian submarines in the Gulf of Aqaba and ignoring Suez Canal sovereignty, claiming no real shift in Egyptian policy.
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Nasser
Egypt
Britain
Egype
Jordan
Syria
United Kingdom
United States
Enael
Gulf of Akaba
Teruel
Suez Canal
Middle East
Great International Hunt for Space Weather Knowledge
Scientists from 64 nations launch the biggest detective hunt in history to study meteors weather magnetism oceans and earthquakes over 18 months starting July 2. U S and Russia lead rocket programs with satellites and manned moons while Britain France Japan and Australia contribute rockets and gear. The goal is global shared findings advancing space science and planetary understanding without government entanglements.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Akies
Skilful New Play At Repertory
The Repertory players and producer Ralph Wilson deliver a moving yet humorous drama blending stage Irish stew tones with war themes. Strong performances from Norman Phillips Paul Kreig and Georgina Worth drive the intense domestic and wartime scenes though some shouting and crowded lines thin the effect.
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Ralph Wilson
Iria
Norman Patilipa
Paul Kreigsttine
Iran
Georgina Worth
Michael Rubin
Mable
Langer
Barbara
Playera
Norman Phillips
Paul Kreig
Rubin
Schmidt
Pliny
Trish
Barbara Shaw
Teddy Foran
Predicts 1958 As Top Wool Year
Melbourne report says 1958 will be a strong year for wool consumption and production. International Wool Secretariat officials note world output may reach about 4.04 million pounds, up roughly three percent from last year. Australia New Zealand and South Africa account for the bulk of the rise.
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Melbourne
Wer
Een
International Wool Secretariat
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Woman Allergic To Wedding Ring Stuns Doctors
A year old woman suffered dermatitis for five years before learning she was allergic to her 18 carat wedding ring. Doctors noted only two similar Australian cases exist and rash spread from hand to forearm. Removing the ring provided relief, with swelling returning on replacement.
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Medical Journal of Australia
Biology Block Nears Completion at Black Mountain
A new biology block for the Division of Plant Industry at Black Mountain is nearing completion and is due to be handed over by mid August. The £80,000 project will house 23 laboratories, two general genetics labs, a communal chemistry lab, a preparation room, and an herbarium with Australian plant species. The facility will include constant temperature rooms for microbiology and accommodate micro-biologists and researchers in allied fields. Main activities will cover genetical studies, tropical crops, plant disease research, and nodulation in clover.
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Euaeiony
Black Mounn
Joe
Aspec
Memorial Hise Attendances At Australian War Memorial
A million visitors during the year to June 30 visited the Australian War Memorial. Total attendance reached 248 000, down from 292 000 the prior year. Monthly figures were reported yesterday, showing declines from the previous period.
Letters On X Rays In Shoe Fitting Spar Over Risks
W I B Smith of Ainslie argues both sides of the use of X rays in shoe fitting. He notes natural genetic radiation, potential long term effects across generations, and urges careful shielding and restrained use while acknowledging benefits for proper shoe fitting. Publication reflects a 1950s era debate at a Geneva conference.
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Geneva
Am Folowa
Rane
Norma
W. I. B. Smith
Motor Insurance Rise Imminent in New South Wales
Sydney reports possible increases in third party motor vehicle insurance across New South Wales. The Government Insurance Office, covering about 80 percent of policies, weighs higher rates amid concession losses and compares New South Wales premiums to Victoria. If approved, bills may rise.
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Sydney
N.8.w
Ogee
N.B.W
Motorista
Victoria
Governor General Slim Visits ABC Television Studio Sydney
Yesterday morning Governor General Sir William Slim, attended by Flight Lieutenant D Inga, visited the ABC Television Studios in Sydney. He later received Mrs Sakerion and Mrs A Foott.
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Yesterdy
William Slim
D. Inga
RAAF
ADC
Australian Broadcasting, Commission
Telzylaion Studioa
Sydney
Jeney
Saketerion
Mra A. Foott
Arrangements For Flowers Demonstrated By Canperra CWA
Members of the Canperra CWA Branch were urged to express their personality in their flower designs not follow strict rules. Mrs. T Donagher of Queanbeyan spoke on floral art using seven arrangements from tall fern vases to a meat bowl of lily leaves and daisies. She used small ornaments flat stones and ornamental gourds to finish. She noted endless variations create interest and gave tips on making flowers last longer and achieving harmony balance and contrast in arrangements.
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Canperra Cwa
Yeaterday
T. Donagher
Queanbeyan
Mra Donoghoe
Donoghue
Canberra Chamber Seeks Education Committee Link
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce backs an advisory committee on technical education tied to the Interior Ministry’s new Technical College. Secretary Brewarrart East noted years of urging for such a body and said the chamber’s representation signals progress toward a broader Canberra education committee.
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Commerce
Canberra
Champer of Commerce
Interior
Fairhall
Brewrart East
East
Chamber
Tor Who. Ita
Canberra civil defence course to be discussed in Victoria
Canberra's civil defence topic will be discussed at a Civil Defences School in Macedon Victoria this year. The Canberra Chamber of Commerce is invited to send a representative to the October 27 to November 1 program. Expenses will be paid for the trip. Stewart East, secretary of the Canberra Chamber of Commerce, urged national leadership as Canberra, the capital, provides a national example. Nominations have been called for the Canberra representative to outline local civil defence problems and propose methods to overcome them.
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Canberra
Directorate of
Macedon
Victoria
Canberra Chamber of Serume
Businesamen
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Stewart East
Thamiber
Civderean
East
American librarian praises Australasian War Memorial Library
Mr C E Dornbusch, visiting American bibliographer, commends Australia’s War Memorial Library in Canberra for comprehensive military history holdings. He notes the NYPL has integrated prints, battle diaries, and army histories from World Wars I II and Korea. Dornbusch has gathered regimental histories and toured Australian bookshops for acquisitions. He spoke to the ACT Library Association on NYPL organization and work.
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Australan — War
C. E. Dornhuseh
Canberra
Rabitech
Australia
New York
Dornbusch
Army Unita
United States
Australis
ACT
Library Association of Australia
Chinese minister hints at western style democracy intrigue
Reuters reports Chinese Communist Minister Chant Fo-Chun condemned as a political sin any alignment with Anglo American democracy. He admitted ambitions among right wing factions and forming alliances for political ends. No official Chinese comment followed.
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West Peeing
Chant Fo-Chun
Epeech
Peoples Daily
Chang
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