British Council Awards Scholarships For Australian Students
Announcement lists Australian recipients of United Kingdom scholarships for 1958 89. Mr B D Graham and Mr Ramson named as scholars from Sydney University and a boy's college in Os? will sail to study in the U K. Mr Ramsen to study at Chivers College London leaving with his wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Graham
Ramson
Sydney University
Air
Graham
Willy Soing
Tesearchec St. A Boy's College
Oseroy
United
Queen to invest Prince of Wales as Cardiff Games end
In Cardiff at the closing of the British Empire and Commonwealth Games, Queen Elizabeth II announced plans to invest Prince Charles with the title Prince of Wales. The speech praised Commonwealth ties, noted Australian success, and urged sport as a moral force in nation building.
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Wales
Cardiff
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Carnarvon Castle
Empire Society
Commonwealth
Australia
Austria
Greece
Rome
Wool Seen as Future Mainstay of Economy
Australia must keep wool as a major export earner, says Minister for Primary Industry Mel McMahon. He announced 1.6 million pounds from the world research fund for 1958 to advance wool processing and consumer value, with funds shared by CSLR U State departments, universities, and the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mel Mahon
Australan
Worl Research Fund
Cslr.u. State Departments of Peraculate
State Universities
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bbres
McMahon
Escaren
Ceney
Wale
Alice
Governor General attends service at Booty Church Sydney
The Governor General Sir William Slim attended a service at Booty Church in Sydney to mark the 1514 anniversary of the establishment of the Presbyterian Church in Australia. Lieutenant George Haldey won in attendance.
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Sir William Slim
Sydney
Presbyterian Church In
Australia
George Haldey
Fairhalls Farm Sold At Auction in Sydney Salerooms
The Fairhall property in Trevallyn owned by the Minister for the Interior was sold at auction in Sydney to D. B. Reynolds of Helbunny Gosford for 20,000 pounds. Described as a highly improved stud dairy farm of 421 acres.
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Sydney
Trevallyn
Interior
Fairhall
Falenail
Richardson and Wrench
Reynolds
Helbunny" Gosford
Bid To Attract Canberrans To South Coast
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce invites representatives to a Central Coast Development meeting for Canberra community members and nearby districts. The aim is to publicise the Central South Coast and its tourist spots. The Dawarra and Tablelands Chambers discuss a conference on tourism and traffic. Canberra would send two delegates if a suitable date is fixed.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Central Coast
Canberra
Associaion Fe
Chambers of Commerce
Dawarra Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Governments Asked To Share Insurance Risks
At an International Bar Association conference in Vologone, delegates urged governments to share insurance risks of peaceful uses of atomic energy. A proposed reinsurance style framework with governments was discussed, along with a resolution prioritizing international law on private property and compensation for foreign state expropriation.
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Vologne
Reuter
International Bar Association
Mining Rights Of Mrs Kean Being Checked
The Commonwealth government is weighing whether Winifred Kean may mine minerals on her property, amid an investigation. Dr Hasluck said the government believes she is entitled to a 2d royalty on mineral value and that officials may enter the land in a promoted area.
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Winifred Kean
Commonwealth
Territories
Hasluck
Kean
Haslick
Space Dreams Or Pipe Dreams at the 100th AAS meeting
Six scientists at the American Astronomical Society meeting weighed space flight as feasible yet not imminent. They argued space astronomy will rise beyond Earth’s atmosphere with instruments first, possibly satellites, then manned missions decades away.
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Madison
Space High
Li Ne
American Astronomical Society
J. Alle Hynek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Fred L. Whipsle
Oman
Naval Research Laboratory
Jamez
Uppersen Jnr
Navy
Uppevian
Otto Struve
University of California
Btruve
Egg price cut announced for Victoria and Queensland
Melbourne announces a drop in egg retail prices across Victoria aimed at cutting interstate racketeering and boosting sales. NSW says Victoria has production cost advantages. NSW price remains higher for first grade eggs. Queensland will see eggs fall by a similar amount tomorrow across Brisbane and southern regions.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Eye Band
HO. Aturray
Nsw
Keg
P. B. Ryan
N.S.W
First x
Ryan
Queensland
Brisbane
Preacher Urges Faith as Moorings in Troubled World
The Rev P. McMaster at Canberra Baptist Church warns that modern life fractures faith and feeds despair. He says Christ is the light and guide amid world crises, urging believers to let Christ’s life illuminate their lives and resist fear.
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Sayn Ney
Seid
FL P. McMaster
Christ
Canberra Baptist Church
Grigis
Grisis
Mr. McMaster
John
Christan
Gong" Baid
Spooner Predicts Nuclear Power Within 10 Years
Sydney report quotes Senator Spooner saying Australia will have nuclear power stations under construction within 19 years. He warns of urgent need to expand electricity output using coal oil hydro and nuclear options, estimating up to 1 billion pounds spent on stations over 20 years. Snowy scheme and Lake Macquarie plants noted.
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Sydney
Sungay
Spooner
Australia
Lake Macquarie
Nsw
Jurists To Have Observer At Mass Trial
The International Commission of Jurists will send observer Dr Edward Hameo to a Mass trial in South Africa starting August 1. Ten people are charged under the Suppression of Communism Act for treason. The observer will assess fairness and individual accountability amid concerns over the trial process.
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Cuter
Alternational Commission « Jurists
Unity Nations
South Africa
International Court of Juve
Edward Hameo
Bomb Detection System Approved by Geneva Talks
Nations from Tras and West announced agreement on principal methods to detect nuclear explosions. They approved conclusions on registering explosive activity using seismic sensors and radiodetector products, and earlier endorsed detection via seismoacoustic and radiation monitoring methods.
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Geneva
Sunny
Acamusti Seismio
Death of Mr Richard Moore a Canleem resident
Noted Canleem resident Richard Moore died in Sydney aged about 80. He lived near St Zaha Parish Church and will be buried at St. Ob churchyard after a service at 2 pm tomorrow. Survived by five sons Norman and Russell in Canberra and Dick in Sydney, Mirry in Queanbeyan, plus three brothers and two sisters.
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Canleem Mx
Richard Moors
Sydney
Moore
St Zaha
Tomorrw
Wiliam Aloo
Bulga Creek
Ueils
Ual
Queanbeyne
Helen
Scott
Taylor
Dee Wey
Norman Ad Russel
Canberra
Sycney
Mirrsy
Queanbeyan
Hal
B Moore
W. Moore
Af Canbery
Ms. Lane Hardy
Sutton
Mtally’ Moore
Sus? Deyan
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Britis Council
Awan
Fairhalls
John 4
Barbour
Associated Press
Sea of Air
Arthur D. Code
University of Wisconsin
Washburn Observatory
Sea of Ais
W. A. Baum
Mount Wilson and Palatnist
Retan
Goldberg
Mr. R. Moore
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