Australia and US agree to share atomic defense information
The United States and Australia announced a mutual defense pact to exchange atomic information for defense planning while avoiding transfer of weapons or nuclear material. The accord, similar to UK and Canada relations, requires 30 days before approval and allows cross access to relevant data for both governments.
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Australia
Washington
Canberra
Mr. Beale
America
Hetceen
United Kingdom
Canada
Percy Spender
Walter Robertson
United States
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
United States Congress
U.S.A
Beale
Italan
Dies At 60 Former Postmaster General Hubert Anthony
Murwillumbah reports the death of Hubert Lawrence Anthony 60 former Postmaster General. He served as Country Party member for Richmond from 1929 to 1940 and held portfolios including Assistant Minister for Commerce Transport and Treasurer. Funeral at St Andrew's Murwillumbah with cremation later in Brisbane Mount Thompson. Sir Arthur Fadden praised his parliamentary service and debating skill.
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Anthony
Australia
Country Party
Richmond
Aince Nutt
An Weikgras
Sc Ak Je
Emtrance
Sohn
Rae
Ite
George Vicca
An Ran
Mterling
H.L. Anthony
Murwillumbah
Hubert Lawrence Anthony
Murvillambah
Susan
Mr. Anthony
Stuart
Edward
Brisbane
Lance
Rabaul
Warren
Delater
Uon
Gallipoli
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Mount Thompson
Arthur Fadden
Arthur
Princess Royal to Visit Nigeria to Open Institutions
The Princess Royal, aged 60, has accepted a government invitation to visit Nigeria in November. She will open two of the country’s major institutions of higher learning during the trip.
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Princess Royal
Nigeria
London
Reuter
Record in Queensland candidates record in Queensland
Brisbane Friday sees a record 219 nominations for the state elections with closing today. Four Opposition incumbents Nicklin Jones Callide Sparkes Munro face Liberal and ALP challengers while Premier Gair competes in South Brisbane. Deputy Premier Walsh runs against ALP and Country Party candidates in Bundaberg and other QLP ministers face multiple opponents.
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Jones
C.P. Callide
W. B. Sparkes
C.P
Aubigry
A. N. Munro
Lib
Toowong
Gair
Liberal
A.L.P
Tresaurer
Walsh
Country Party
Bundaberg
QLP
Telegraph Sued for £20000 in Supreme Court
A writ claiming £20000 damages was filed against Australian Consolidated Press Ltd publishers of the Daily Telegraph. The writ was taken out by solicitor Ivan Walsh on behalf of Albert Sloss of Dowling Street Woolloomooloo. The writ does not disclose the cause of action.
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Telegraph
Sydney
Supreme Court
Australian Consolidated Press Ltd
Daily Telegraph
Ivan Walsh
Albert Sloss
Dowling Street
Woolloo
Mooloo
Asian Influenza Epidemic Begins in Australia
Melbourne reports the Asian influenza outbreak starting to spread with signs of fever chills headaches and eye pain. Officials note uncertain duration and urge laboratory testing while doctors in Sydney areas report cases in Marrickville Paddington and Bondi with limited serum availability and diagnosis by virus isolation only.
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Consultative Council
Cameron
Marrickville
Singapore
Ballarat Miners Claim Gold Reef at Gordon
Two Ballarat miners Les Howes and Percy Garrett report striking a gold reef at Gordon 34 miles from Ballarat. They found quartz while digging an old well and registered their claim in Melbourne then returned to Gordon. The claim spans about 49 acres along the Western Highway with reef expected within four days.
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Ballaasan
Ballarat
Gordon
Les Howes
Percy Garrett
Melbourne
Girard to be handed to Japan for trial in killing
The U S Supreme Court sustained the transfer of William Girard to Japan under a Status of Forces agreement for trial in the killing of a Japanese woman. Maebashi City District Court set August 26 for the trial as arrangements are made to hand him over. Japanese officials view the ruling as preserving US Japan relations and security.
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Washington
A.a.p-Reuter
Supreme Court
U.S
William Gire
Tral
Ritch
Ember
Japan
Maebashi
Girard
Tea Prices To Fall 4d On Monday
Melbourne reports tea prices will drop 4d in wholesale and retail across Australia from next Monday. The Australian Tea and Coffee Traders’ Association secretary announced the wholesale cut, with retailers expected to mirror the reduction. This marks the second tea price decrease since Formosa tea began pricing changes.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Tea and Coffee ‘Traders’ Association
V. J
Khrushchev Hints At Meeting Tito In Yugoslavia Visit
Observers interpret Khrushchev remarks as possible plans for an early trip to Belgrade or for Tito to travel to Moscow. He criticized Yugoslavia in Prague and urged a joint anti capitalist front, saying Russia would work to bring Yugoslavia into a socialist front with the Communist parties.
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Russia
Burgeoisie
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