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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1955
Page
6
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said that a Moscow trip would be impolite to delay after talks at the Foreign Ministry. He noted the Soviet Union urged the visit to discuss normal relations and hinted Geneva talks require long work to ease tensions. The four powers may meet in October with an agreed agenda.
Commissioner-General Malcolm MacDonald returns from London and intervenes in Singapore politics urging Labour Front leader David Marshall to resign. Marshall may move to adjourn parliament to delay Governor Sir Robert Buck as debate centers on minister appointments and risk of left-wing gains. The Peoples' Action Party backs Marshall. Lee Kuan Yew's group supports but doubts the Assembly's motion.
Mr J. Andrews of the Australian Jersey Herd Society stated that the Japanese Government imported nearly 2000 Jersey cattle last year. He noted that four years ago 8 percent of breeds resulted in successful offspring with California origins linked to the effort.
Fire wiped out naval signal equipment at the Civil ion Department station in Asbury causing damage estimates around 90 000. The blaze affected distance measuring gear used for cross country air routes between two cities. The station, one of about 30 similar units, supports pilots by aiding navigation and scheduling between sites.
Report states Britain sold two destroyers to Israel earlier this month and two more are under sale terms. Each vessel priced around 2,500 units with refits proceeding prior to delivery. The details emphasize wartime armaments transfers and current international trade.
The Home Wives’ Association official condemns government subsidy cuts as dairy farmers struggle. Victorian margarine manufacturers propose doubling quotations to meet rising demand, noting New South Wales and Queensland quotas have already increased significantly.
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