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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
14
Australia plans jet sale mission to New Zealand
Australia will try to sell Avon Sabre jet fighters and Canberra bombers to New Zealand as part of a mission headed by Minister for Supply and Defence Production Beale. The delegation includes J M Knott and Air Chief Marshal Scherger and aims to secure orders to keep Australian factories operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Supply and Defence Production
Beale
Eve
Defence Production Departent
J. M. Knott
Air Staff
Fi Scherger
Knott
Commonwealth Aircraft Ralon
Fishermeny
Melbourne
RAAF
Racera
Austrashe
Lireraft
Geld
Mall Arma
Smmualion
Minister Praises Australian Air Safety Record
The Minister for Civil Aviation Senator Paltridge praised the Australian air safety record and noted domestic airlines carried over 2,000,000 passengers for the second straight year. He cited a 1 percent rise to 212,106 in 1935 passenger miles and a 74,602 increase in passengers on international flights, with strong growth in overseas routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austrelian Comet Airies
the Minster For Civil Aviation
Partridge
Sand
Iguies
Avtrafian
Austeaiy
Aviann
Paltridge
Australiaa
U S Health Survey Launched by Public Health Service
The U S Public Health Service begins an extensive disease and accident rate survey the first of its kind since 1936. It will include overweight smoking smog and exposure and will involve about 3 500 men and women per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
In Brief: Holt Visits Washington and World News
The Minister of Labour and National Service Mr Holt left New York for Washington to discuss labour matters with U S officials before departing for Australia. The French National Assembly approved a new electronic voting system to speed up deputies’ votes to seven to ten seconds. Cardinal Spellman is mentioned as a potential papal successor in Rome. Italian Communist Antonio Giolitti resigns from the party over democratic disputes. African women and police clash at Kabah near Port Elizabeth with arrests and injuries. The Stratheden in Adelaide passes quarantine signals as it docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Washington
New York
Labour and Nation Service
Nnle
United States Department of Labour
Australia
France
Resuta
Spellman
Papacy
Cardinal Spellman
Rome
Us Walshe
Walshe
Pops
Vatican
Reuter
Antonio Giolitti
Palmiro Togliati
Port Elizabeth
A.a.p.reuter
Identity Disa
Kabah
Stratheden
Adelaide Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Public Anger Over Strikers in Transport Dispute
The Daily Telegraph reports unions demand about £1 a week pay rise while six unions oppose arbitration and threaten opening of the tribunal. Strikes affect privately run London buses with reports of intimidation and damage to buses and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ek
London
Hany
Confession Of Murder Not Believed In Ohio Case
Deland officials said after questioning ex convict Donald Wwedier that his confession had nothing to do with the Marilyn Sheppard murder near Cleveland three years ago. A Warroo, Iowa seaman identified him as the man who gave a ride that night and claimed he fought with a woman and a man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Bal Geroor
Ahoga County
Ohio
Union Ban On Store Selling Cheaper Eggs
Sydney report: Trans port Workers' Union bans handling for Woolworths to stop Victorian eggs sold at 7d a dozen below NSW Egg Board price. Union cites risk to small poultry farmers and potential job losses for NSW Egg Board workers. Woolworths argues lowest price policy and seeks Board supplies at fixed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Transport Workers’ Union
Woolworths Ltd
N.S.W. Egg Board
A. G. Platt
Nsw
Woolworths
N.S.W. Minster
Graham
NSW. Egg Board
Platt
Labour Council
Woolwortha
T. Kelly
Samages Workers’ Union
NSW, Egg Board
National Housing Plan Urged To Close Gap
Mr. Frawer, executive director of the Building Industry Congress, rejects NSW claims of US tax concessions for housing finance. He notes previous American state schemes existed but are inactive, says Australia should not seek foreign tax breaks and warns of political maneuvering over housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Housing Plan
Mr. Frawer
Industry Congress
Nsw
McGrath
Fraser
U.S
State Department
Treasury
Federal Housing Administration
Australia
Show Committee on Talent Quest Faces Side Show Debate
The Show Committee in Canberra and Queanbeyan discusses whether to accommodate sideshow acts at the 1958 talent show. President P H Hardy says professional sideshows will not be declared barred but space for them is not yet decided. A new local entertainment plan is explored with 16 organisations and a three person sub committee to draft recommendations for the PTA and HA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
P. H. Hardy
Canberra
Sideshowmen's Guild
Hardy
Penny
Copanhepe
Israel Protests To U N Over Sailor Arrest
Israel lodged a protest with the United Nations over Egypt’s arrest of an Israeli sailor aboard a Danish vessel bound for Haifa. An Israeli Embassy official delivered a statement to the U S State Department and filed similar notes with Britain and France. The note warned of rising Syrian aggression and called for urgent Security Council action regarding Egypt’s conduct in relation to Suez Canal passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.ap-Reuter
United Nations
Egypt
Britain
France
Syria
Israel
United Nationa
Secuity Council
Suez Canal
Birgit
Taft
Imac
Australian Wheat Policy Sparks Farm Minister Critique
NSW minister for agriculture Mr Graham condemned Sir John Teasdale's push for higher prices, arguing Australia's needs come first. He noted the Australian Wheat Board's general manager discussed halting all four wheat exports from 1.3 to meet state requirements for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Wheat Board
John Teasdale
Canada
John
Australia
Graham
Fewer Tuberculosis Deaths Reported Across Europe 1950 55
World Health Organization statistics show a steady decline in tuberculosis deaths in most European countries from 1950 to 1955 with several nations reporting lower mortality rates and improved control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Heart Organisation
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