U S Plans Limits on Atomic Tests and Hydrogen Bombs
A London report says the United States and Britain seek new disarmament talks, possibly leading to a broader nuclear test ban. Officials note delays as Eisenhower administration details are finalized, with discussions covering air ground arms control and a potential unified approach.
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Eisenhowe
Soviet Union
Britain
France
European
Greenland
Canada
Asia
Moaster
Germany
Brital
Central Pacific
Corruption Allegations Hit Sydney City Aldermen
Police investigate corruption claims against Sydney City Aldermen in a report naming Mayor Alderman H Jensen and officials from Negation. The article notes mediation and bribe allegations with calls for a judicial inquiry led by Anne Adorman Kyte of the Liberal party.
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Aydney
Sydney City Comet
Fal H. Jensen
Woon
Annne Adorman Kyte
Liberal
Weay
U S May Support Baghdad Pact Military Committee
The five Baghdad Pact nations and the United States plan to coordinate military forces. A U S delegation of eight will attend the first pact ministerial council meeting in Karachi next week. Pact members are Britain Pakistan Iraq Persia and Turkey.
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Reena
AASP
Reuter
U.S
Pact
Karachi
America
Bermuda
Britain
Pakistan
Iraq
Persia
Turkey
Nuclear deterrent shapes Britain’s defence and economy
A Brock address outlines a defence policy centered on the nuclear deterrent. The speaker says Britain’s increased output and wages since the war reduce the burden of conscription and strengthen national power. He argues Britain must limit wage growth to align with productivity and avoid export price pressures.
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Brockhe Asid
Britain
Medical officers train in decompression chamber at Point Cook
Medical officers from across Australia study aviation medicine at Point Cook Melbourne. The photo shows them in a decompression chamber, learning what happens to the ear under pressure during ascent without leaving the ground.
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RAAF
Australia
Point Cook
Melbourne
Eighteen Die in Bombay Train Collision
Eighteen people were killed when a passenger train struck a stationary train in a Bombay suburb today. The accident occurred between two stations and involved workers in dock area installations.
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Passenge
Bombay
Shipping Freight Rise Expected
Australian Graziers Federation official G. Di Chislett warned of rumors of a further five percent rise in overseas freight rates. He noted shippers may guarantee shipowners 8 12 percent profit under the current formula and said a June analysis could confirm any increase.
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Ney Graziers
Federal Council of Australia
G. DI Chislett
Ett
Airipow Mere
crags _partica
Chislett
Mr. Chislett
Australia
Aus
Australan Overseas Transport Association
Sydney
Four Die In Northern Aeroplane Crashes
In Queensland and the Markham Valley two aviation accidents killed four men and injured one. In Queensland an Auster crashed near Lonesome Station injuring one man. pilot William Cox died after hospital arrival. Kilpatrick had chartered the plane earlier, Harper rode along. Cook freed passengers and alerted help. In the Markham area a Tiger Moth from Territory Airlines crashed on a razor back slope near Goroka with two aboard. both presumed employees of Territory Airlines, bodies to Goreka.
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Rene Sget Ee Saree
Presa
Hm.s. Alert
Terence Downey
Britain
Pacific
Christmas Island
RAF
Cally
Alert
Royal Navy
London
Exprean
Lonesome Station
Injune
Queensland
James of
William Cox
Roma
Cox
Kilpatrick
Harper
Billy Sook
Cook
Joun Rset Airways
Port Moresby
Markham Valley
Gusap
Goreka
Territories Airlines
Goroka
Las
Territory Airtins
Rele
Arons
Morknam Vall
Fire destroys Belgrave town centre in Melbourne area
A major blaze swept the Belgrave main shopping centre near Dandenong. Firemen fought for four hours, saving Memorial Hall, a mill bar, a library and a petrol station. The fire, caused by unknown reasons, left £100000 in damages with no injuries reported.
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Malbourne
Belgrave
Dandenongea
Melbourne
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