Debate on an International Police Force for the United Nations
The article discusses the U S Senate Foreign Relations Committee proposal to form a UN army using powers beyond the five permanent Security Council members. It questions practicality in emergencies like Korea and suggests the UN’s authority may grow with reform even without armed force.
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Jieck
Britain
United States Senate Foreign Relations
United Nations
Security Council
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
China
Korea
Confident Forecast From Bank Survey Mentioned
The survey notes London funds at end of June around £505 million and that persistent prosperity is unlikely. Personal income after tax per head rose slightly, while employment shows slack compared with early last year. It projects stability this year with buoyant wool incomes offsetting a weak seasonal outlook and tougher taxes, improving the overseas balance of payments.
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Aage London
Governor General Slim Holds Federal Executive Council Meeting
Yesterday morning the Governor-General Field Marshal Sir William Slim presided over a Federal Executive Council meeting at Admiralty House. He later received the Minister for Air F. M. Osborne and Captain KR. v. Robertson, RAN. In the afternoon he returned to Government House Canberra with his personal staff.
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Sir William Slim
Federal Executive Council
Admiralty House
Air
F. M. Osborne
KR. v. Robertson
New Nomadic Aboriginal Groups Found in Northern Territory
Darwin reports two nomadic Aboriginal groups never seen by Whites, discovered by a government expedition returning to Darwin. Led by Red Evans, the party found 42 members of the Pintibu tribe between Mount Singleton and Lake Mee Kay on the WA border. The natives, living in harsh terrain, subsisted on rats mice lizards and bush tomatoes and were provided food blankets mirrors and matches. Evans said many appeared healthy and another expedition is likely later this year.
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Darwin
Red Evans
Mount Singleton
Lake Mee‘Kay
Evans
A N Berry Re-elected President At CWA World Session
Mrs. A N Berry of Australia was unanimously re elected president of the Associated Country Women of the World at the eighth triennial session in Colombo Colombo also saw Mrs. E M Payne of Australia re elected area vice president for the South Pacific.
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Colombo
A.a.p.reuter
A. N. Berry
Australia
Associated Country Women of the World
E. M. Payne
South Pacific
Mud Flats Braddon Letters Highlight Canberra Slum Conditions
A Canberra reader laments neglected sidewalks and street lighting in Braddon, describing mud, exposed laundries, and winter despair. The writer urges action from authorities and Mr. Jim Fraser, warning the area risks decay into a modern slum if maintenance remains neglected.
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Inter
Jim Fraser
Canberra
Y A L Plans Tour Of Europe For Girls
The Young Australia League organizes a five month overseas tour for girls aged 14 to 19. They will sail from Fremantle on March 2k aboard the Orontes, visit Naples Rome Florence Venice Milan Berne and Western Germany cities before Paris and London, ending return to Australia late August. Inquiries to A L Headquarters Murray Street Western Australia.
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Young Australia League
England
Fremantle
Orient Line
Orontes
Australia
Naples
Rome
Florence
Venice
Milan
Berne
Switzerland
Germany
Munich
Srankfurt
Cologne
Belgium
Frassels
Paris
Continent
London
A.L
Murray Street
Western Australia
Trade Embargo Split Over China Policy Debate
A Washington correspondence analyzes the clash over easing trade controls with Peiping. Britain and West Germany favor broader exports to Red China while the United States maintains the embargo amid concerns it could aid Communist industrialization and job creation.
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China
Free World
Peiping
Britain
West Germany
United States
Reds
Washington
Britain and China trade debate and Red China embargo patterns
A U S official notes a shift in stance toward Red China and the China differential amid trade tensions. Hong Kong smuggling shows weapons and industrial goods moving to support industrialization. Britain and West Germany ease controls with eye toward wider trade, while Beijing faces tighter export limits.
Opportunities For Research In China's Literature
Professor H Bielenstein, head of the School of Oriental Studies at Canberra University College, spoke on Chinese culture, population migrations, and the development of the Chinese writing system. He argued population growth began in the 9th and 10th centuries and discussed routes of migration and differences between modern and classical Chinese.
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H. Bielenst
China
Canher University College Taght
Bielenstein
Film on Martin Luther shown in Canberra and Queanbeyan
A film about Martin Luther and the Reformation will be screened tomorrow night at Canberra University College Hall at 8 o'clock and on Saturday night at the Queanbeyan Methodist Youth Centre. It portrays Luther posting his 95 theses and challenging church authority with scripture as his guide. Tickets are available from Methodist churches.
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Luther
Canberra University College Hall
Queanbeyan
Martin Luther
Canberra
Queans
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