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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 28, 1958

Page

6

Trade Status High Says Mr. McEwen in Perth

Deputy Prime Minister McEwen declared Australia has built a strong trading position with China and expects continued expansion via Commonwealth trade links with Malaya Ceylon and Western Australia. He cited exports worth around £10,000,000 last year and emphasized wool and wheat as principal outputs amid ongoing talks with Asian partners.

Perth Australia McEwen China Dusuella Malaya Ceylon Wavendenstrylif MrEwen Indeste

Horse Kicks Kill Boys In Two States

Two young boys were fatally injured by kicking horses in separate incidents. A half year old Mayle Easter hgoed died after a tethered horse kicked in Melbourne near Earsboro Avenue. In England, a 11 year old John Borray Radford was struck by a horse near Tewkestury and died at Burma General Hospital.

Salis Storzes Mayle Earsboro Avenue Mont Adbert Melbourne John Borray Radford Tewkestury Wst Burma General Hospital

U S Said To Be Planning Moon Rocket Firing

Reports claim an American attempt to launch a rocket to the moon within a week amid intensified Anglo American activity at Jodrell Bank Observatory. The blastoff would be from Cape Canaveral Florida with the Auge telescope tracking the flight.

U.5 Lonuon Aa.p.-Renter Scienti- Re Thelry Deller Jodrell Banke Observatory Sheshire Foratasts Cape! Camniverni Florida

Dockers Seek Entry To Monaco Amid Legal Appeals

Sir Bernard and Lady Docker face potential banishment from Monaco as the Public Prosecutor appeals a recent acquittal. The couple, aboard their yacht Shermans, are advised by Maitre Georges Ward who claims to have personally contacted Prince Rainier to resolve the situation promptly.

Sir Bernard Lary Docker Monaco Naples Lady Docker Shermans Paris Maitre Georges Ward Prince Ranier Posbie

World News Roundup From Rome to Tokyo and Budapest

Reports from Rome say parliamentary salary talks moved back to the Chamber of Deputies after a tax exemption since 1948. In Budapest Hungary agrees to treaty talks on friendship and cooperation. Floods devastate Honshu with seven dead and 45 injured, 17 000 homes affected. Cyprus arrests criticized amid protests and mass roundups of thousands. The US Army declares four divisions ready for mobilization if needed. South Australia eyes a chemical plant by Dow Chemical amid refinery expansion plans.

Votion M'S.p Rome Reuter Hungary Budapest Russia Honshu Tokyo Sunray P-Router Honsiy Japan Jain Island Westerday Esday Cyprus Sicosl Ritek-Coriol Ma Brucker Brucker Lebanon Lebanon, Althougth Middle East

Debates On Middle East Loom After Budget Session

The government will not summon Parliament for an emergency Middle East debate before the August 5 Budget session. Evatt and opposition plan a quick reply, with a possible censure motion and a resumed debate expected to last at least two days.

Middle East Evisis Aifel Casey Senate House of Representatives Evatt Monetss Hlyatt

Japanese Journalist Matsukata Sees Trade Limits Amid Asian Market Push

Kyodo News Service managing director Saburo Matsukata, on a three week visit, stated that Japan has just about reached the limit of goods it can buy. He noted China’s trading push and a broader struggle for Asian commercial influence.

Canvey Punnay Tapan Ausella Saburo Matsukata Sand Today Matsukata Kyodo News Service Japan China

Noted Writers Die in London

Publisher Rumors say writer William P Lipse sombe 70 died in London on Friday. His films included A Town Like Alles and Dumiktuse. Playwright Harold Bridg horse 75, also died the same day.

London Sunnay Reuter Screen William P.” Lipsesombe Harold Bridghorse Bax

Coroner To Inquire Into Two Deaths in Canberra

Vorontal Inquiries have been ordered into the deaths of two young men in Canberra on Friday night. Tohaon redrick Luch land aged 27 of McColl Street Alnsile died in Canberra Community Hospital about 4 minutes after exposure to an unlaymyn sutstanes at his home. Reginald Victor Penney aged 28 of Wakelleia Avenue Annette was found dead in his bed Saturday morning. His service will be held at 2 pm at the Parish Church of Saint Saints.

Vorontal Bear Dato Canberra Tohaon Redrick Luchland McColl Street Alnsile Reginald Victor Penney Wakelleia Avene Annette Cory Menolg Parisi AN Saints

Criticism of native policy in Western Australia report

Perth Sunday report from the special committee on native matters condemns the Commonwealth for neglecting West Australian natives. It urges a grant of £2,293,600 over five years and notes Australia spends far less per head on natives in Western Australia than in the Northern Territory.

Perth Commonwealth West Austra Special Conmittes United Nations Ie Commonwealth Worthern Western Australia

Aral Mare Gift to Queen Lonbod from Jordan King

An Arabian mare will be flown to Britain soon as a goodwill gift from King Huschr of Jordan to the Queen, according to a Daily War report.

Lonbod Britain Huuschr Jordan

Reverend Walker urges prayers to back Middle East talks

Sydney Sunday report says Rev. Alan Walker of the Methodist Mission urged Christians to pray for success of the summit talks. He warned military action cannot bring peace in the Middle East and pressed addressing poverty illiteracy and backwardness as essential.

Sydney Mission Alan Walker Pan Ciistians Middle East Walker Mastin Christin Ava

World Tour by Harry Bridges Details

Australian-born Larry Bridges plans a passport to travel to England France Italy Welland Israel Egypt Soviet Russia and India. The veteran water de wortteys leader was not key for an announced date for the trip.

Harry Bridges Francisco Sun- Jay A.p.reuter Larry Brides Jag England France Italy Welland Israel Egypt Soviet Ransia India WB. Waterde Wortteys

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