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11 Jul 1957
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
1
Doctors deny need to fear flu outbreak
Doctors in New South Wales say world reports overstate danger of Asian flu and the disease is not a notifiable illness there. They urge precautions but note cases are not as severe as the 1918 19 Spanish influenza, with bed rest advised and medical attention if symptoms persist. In Queensland vaccines are being prepared for affected towns as cases rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
NSAW
Australia
Commonwealth
C. A. Wibard
Wichard
Queensland
Brisbane
Innisfail
A. Fryberg
Fryberg
Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
Melbourne
Bishops Urge End to Apartheid Denouncing Racialism
The Roman Catholic Bishops called apartheid evil and anti Christian, urging white South Africans to demand immediate policy change before disaster. They urged abolition of racial barriers and equal civil rights for all, assigning responsibility to white citizens while condemning broad injustices and potential violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Scientists assess atomic age at Pugwash conference
Twenty four scientists from ten Western and Communist nations concluded a four day meeting in Pugwash Nova Scotia assessing the values and dangers of the atomic age. Australian Marcus Oliphant led the lone Australian participant and Lord Russell did not attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugwash
Nova Scotia
Australia
France
Bertrand Russell
Lord Russell
Menzies Defends Japanese Trade Policy in Pacific Peace Talk
Mr. Menzies told a press conference that Japan's prosperity ties to Pacific peace and urged calm on fears of a Japan Australia trade shift. He argued a Japan Australia trade agreement is sensible and warned against premature doubts about empire trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Menzies
Japan
Pacific
Menzies
Britain
Europe
Commonwealth
Germany
Thorneycroft Warns Of Inflation Danger
At the opening of a London national insurance company headquarters, MrThorneycroft warned that price increases must be checked to prevent wage pressures and currency decline. He urged facing inflation with necessary policy adjustments, signaling readiness to cut essential investment programs if needed.
ALP bids to regain control of four unions
The committee plans a campaign to recapture the Australian Railways Union Clerks Union Postal Workers Union and Iron Workers Unit from the Industrial Group. A spokesman called the unions citra. Federal Clerk's Union president P O'Toole said odds against victory were at least four to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Railways’ Union
Clerks' Union
Postal Workers’ Union
Iron Wrkers
Cita
P. O'Toole
Congress Attacks Red China Over Missing Soldiers
The House condemned Communist China for flouting human decency by failing to account for 450 U.S. servicemen from the Korean War. The Defence Department lists them as presumed dead. Clement Zablocki urged tracing captives or deaths and pressed Ike to pursue their return as a foreign policy priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.A.P
Eisenhower
U.S
Five ACT road accidents report no injuries
Five accidents occurred in the Australian Capital Territory yesterday with no injuries. The most damaged crashes happened at Scott's Crossing and Yarralumla near 7:35 and 7:36 am, involving drivers Jan Gerret Borivoje Ristic Keve Hargrave and Peter Parvie, with several minor crashes elsewhere on Captain Cook Crescent Griffith Manuka Circle and Commonwealth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott's Crossing
Yara Ralumla
Jan Gerret
McColl] Street
Ainslie
Borivoje Ristic
McColl Street
Queen to Open Parliament in Canada Tour
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announces Queen Elizabeth will open the new session of Canada's Parliament on October 14 during her American tour.
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Ottawa
John Diefensbaker
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
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