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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
1
ANA Anxious to Vacate Airline Field
Canberra reports a government review of Australia’s domestic air services follows ANA’s bid to sell its fleet and assets for £113 million. The government has not agreed to ANA’s price and may consider taking over ANA while consolidating with TAA.
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Australia
Partridge Salt
Ivan Holyman
Tg Airlines
Commonwealth
T.A.A
Expectéu
An.a
Butler Airways
N.S.W
Fanioht
Translator of Voice Radio Found Dead
A Russian translator for the Voice of America was found dead yesterday in a fashionable flat, shot seven times. Zurob Abdushell, 40, is held on first degree murder charges. Edith Louise Hough, 41, an investment firm secretary, admitted the shooting saying he was psychically aggressive toward her.
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Washington
AVA
Voice of America
Nancee
Bal
Zurob Abdushell
Edith Louise Hough
Coastal Shipping Struggles with Overseas Trade Pressure
A spokesman for the Australian Coastal Shipping Commission says coastal vessels have suffered a 40 percent cargo drop over two years due to competition from rail road and air transport. Several NSW coastal companies have gone out of business or reduced fleets while the Australian National Shipping Line expands overseas charters to India Ceylon Japan and other destinations, lifting its activity after the Suez crisis altered its overseas position.
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Ping Commission
N.S.W
Australian National Shipping Line
Astern Porte
Cc Uoebuea Kem
Baltic Exchange
London
National Line
India
Tasmania
Ceylon
Japan
Britain to raise trade with Communist China to level of Soviet bloc
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told Parliament Britain will place trade with China on the same footing as with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Washington officials indicated a U S Congressional study on trade policy will follow. Britain will lift bans on many items, expanding exports including vehicles tractors railway stock and some machine tools. Current Britain China trade runs about 10 million annually.
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China
Soviet Union
Washington
Britain
U.S
Total Trade Boycot
Bik
Pariament
Lloyd
Russia
Magistrate Trials Off Hours Petrol Clubs in Sydney
Chief Industrial Magistrate H Tales oversees White House Service Stations Pty Ltd fined £3 for keeping premises open after 8 30 p.m. on October 4. The White House Club served 11 309 members with petrol and oil, operating under licenses from 8 30 p.m. to 7 a.m. the next day. Defense argued club transactions with members fall outside pub rules.
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Sydney
H. Tales
White House Service Stations Pty, Ltd
William Street
City
Isles
White House
Cohen
Labour Names Ex-Senator Candidate for Senate Vacancy
In Melbourne the Labour Party endorsed former Senator C. W. Sandford as its candidate to fill the Senate vacancy caused by Senator J. J. Devlin's death. The Victorian General Executive announced the selection after M. Ashanaay QC failed to secure the nomination.
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Melbourne
Labour
C. W. Sandford
Labour Party
J. J. Devlin
M. Ashkanaay
Queen Elizabeth to fly first jet flight from London
Queen Elizabeth will ride a Comet II on her first jet flight with No. 216 Squadron from London to Leuchars in Fife. The Queen will present a standard to No. 42 Squadron with the Duke of Edinburgh. Comets have logged 1,500,000 miles in service. Princess Margaret made her first public engagement since illness and appeared fully recovered.
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Reuter
Queen Elizabeth
No. 216 Squadron
London
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Fighter Command
Leuchars
Fife
Duke of Edinburgh
No. 42 Squadron
Comet Us
R.A
Margaret
Deadlock in Talks at Rome Over Egypt Reparations
Britain and Egypt failed to resolve war damage reparations after fresh talks in Rome. Delegations will seek government instructions as they await possible resumption of contact. Egypt reportedly seeks trade revival but refuses to drop claims for losses in Egypt valued at about £130 million while Britain holds £100 million in sterling balances.
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Britain
Egypt
Dama Fe
London
Khrushchev Says Soviet H-Bomb Too Big To Test
London reports Khrushchev told Polish journalists in Moscow that the H-bomb is so large Russia cannot test it even in the Arctic. He warned a test at the North Pole could melt the ice cap and raise oceans threatening London New York and other low-lying areas. He claimed its size could deter Britain or France.
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London
P-Reuter
Russia
Khruschev
Londom News Chronicle
Moscow
North Pole
New York
State Department
Washington
Khrushchev
American Students Reported Missing in Hungary
Two American students from South Carolina aged 29 were feared to have disappeared into Hungary last Sunday. Austrian police cited by Reuters said the incident emerged after Janice De Pedro of Broanie reported the men’s plan to spend a night in Hungary to see what it is like.
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South Carolina
Vienna
Hungary
New York
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