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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1955
Page
1
Mr Monk criticizes a minister and federal cabinet retreat from public service raises. He argues salaries for daily workers should be cut and questions the cabinet’s openness to reform. Opposition figures and commentators urge accountability amid wartime political tension.
The Labor and Industry Minister M E Landa urged immediate return to work by sanitary carters amid a pending award, warning of government action. Union opposition to the plan delayed work as hearings and an interim pay increase were considered, with calls for army assistance to stabilise the service.
In a brief interview, Mrs. Head denies planning marriage as rumors swirl around her status and connections. The report notes confusion over her relationship with noted figures and accompanying speculation from observers.
A Privileges Case petition regarding parliamentary privilege is set for hearing before the Privy Council. Law Lords will consider whether the petition, supported by Mr Ridgway Newton QC and others, should be granted or refused and whether a stay or expedited hearing is warranted.
Australian orders and strong international demand have placed Japan's metal industry in a boom. Reuters reports tentative contracts for exporting 12,000 tons of wire products to Australia, with inquiries for tinplate and bare wire noted.
A body found in a ditch near Sutton City is linked to the reported abduction of a child named Davin. Authorities and volunteers, including a Nations Guard detachment, conducted searches across Nenana and surrounding areas. deceased kin are being notified as the investigation names Pas japenta and Mrs. Hw Davin among those told of the loss.
Bundaberg hospital reported the quadruplets born to Mrs Lacks are progressing well. Doctors Edmond Schmidt and Felis Arden described the babies as improving. the minister for health Mr Moore offered support and free hospital care for the family.
Coroner told police officer that an explosion started the fire at The Toren as testimonies described heat and flying debris. Witnesses recalled a loud blast, wood flying, and the building's rapid spread while investigators prepared subpoenas and gathered documents for later hearings.
Detectives reported a suspected deliberate blaze at a Torok office, with officials citing a possible vapor ignition and a timed device. Witnesses, including Ray Fitzpatrick and Engisiel, discussed threats from rival groups while investigators searched for traces or smells and interviewed key figures.
Washington shows Determined stance as President and aides signal no concessions on Far East topics at Geneva. Officials say administration will bar discussion of China and allied issues, contrasting with British and French leaders who may take a broader line. The move aims to shape pre conference diplomacy and align with domestic nationalist policy.
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