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Fragmentary text mentions track at and names like Parramath and Gi rough. Unable to determine clear event, date, or outcomes from the damaged OCR snippet.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1956
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions track at and names like Parramath and Gi rough. Unable to determine clear event, date, or outcomes from the damaged OCR snippet.
The cabinet plans a wage policy meeting in August to set quarterly adjustments. Officials expect a further basic wage rise next quarter possibly larger than June. The government aims to push action before the current period ends as states continue quarterly adjustments.
In Sydney reports the Mt Isa event remains underway after 58 of 113 competitors were still active. Several entries faced disqualification and road conditions between Cloncurry and Bughendon were noted as challenging with two wheel tracks on black soil plains. Leaders include Murrell Taylor Peugeot and Witter Volkswagen with points tallies listed.
In a major Southern Tasmania road tragedy near Richmond two bodies were recovered from a car and a third found nearby. Three youths died and two other passengers escaped injury. Victims were Robert William Booth 15 from Tea Tree, his cousin and driver Stanley Booth 24 from Tea Tree, and Graham Edward Booth 18, brother of the driver.
Eleven men believed drowned when three pontoon boats lashed together capsized in the River Rhine near Buchs Switzerland during a training voyage. Thirty-one crew were aboard. twenty were saved and one body recovered. A separate New York report says swimming instructor Morton Cahill drowned at Oakland while demonstrating how to escape clothing in water.
Fourteen Tarcutta trucks pushed through Wagga to rejoin the Home Highway despite a five ton limit. Police stopped two other defiers over the weekend. In Holbrook Tarcutta delays, 178 trucks remain held, while 25 are held at Holbrook, as Main Roads repair the highway.
Officials say the Hume Highway between Yass and the Victorian border needs major work costing about £1 million to restore heavy vehicle access. Road crews are small, with six workers and a bulldozer seen by inspectors, sparking calls for Army assistance and more equipment from road haulers federations.
Dr. Adenauer sent a letter to Soviet leader in Moscow urging endangerment of the Soviet threat through a German unification by free elections. He cited Bulganin's disarmament proposal and warned that reunification remains essential to peace and freedom, while expressing Germany’s disappointment at not achieving free elections.
Soviet Prime Minister Bulganin claimed the struggle against personality cults was exploited by enemies seeking to undermine state protest over Poland’s Liberation Day. He urged the Communist Party to keep Marx Leninist principles and praised the Soviet Union as Poland’s true ally.
President Eisenhower, visiting Panama City for the American Presidents conference, is said to be weak and trying to stay off his feet. Press secretary J Hagerty confirmed the report. Washington dispatches say a new disarmament letter to Bulganin is planned to push deeper Soviet cutbacks.
The report notes signs yesterday of irresponsibility within the United Nations and hints at potential alienation from the organization. The event is framed as a warning about threats to international peace and stability.
A 63 65 ton steel reactor tank built in England and shipped to Australia is to be unloaded at Garden Island by the harbour crane crew of the Tipon to move the heavy tank 100 yards from the Austral land ship to the wharf.
Floodwaters threaten Mil dura and Golgol crops with losses over 45000 pounds. Barham Wakool farms half under water. 6000 soldier settler plots affected. Wakool Council president says area worst in history. Levees reinforced as river set to reach record height. Sheep and crops at risk and families isolated.
Sydney report says driver Jack Singleton, 40, of Dennis Street Rydalmere, was killed after his sedan car overturned at Mt Druitt during a handicap race. He died in Penrith District Hospital from head and internal injuries after being thrown from the car as it catapulted.
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