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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
1
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Beale denies U K wavering on Maralinga testing plans
British reports that Britain may move all nuclear and guided missile testing from Australia were denied by Minister for Supply Beale. He said tests would remain in Australia with strict safety, and no testing would proceed at Christman Island without essential conditions. He noted Australia’s long experience and the strategic advantages of the Woomera range and outlined cost figures for operations and transport.
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Australia
Christman Island
Beale
Christmas Ueland
AAP
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Christien Island
Caurasie
Te Woomera
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Christinan Island
Woollett
W. RT Coote
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Priay
Lennta
U.K
U.S
Malaya Snubs Soviet Invitations at August Celebrations
An official Malaya statement says Kuala Lumpur faces accommodation shortages and will limit invitations to the 48 nation celebrations marking August. Countries deemed closely related to the federation fall under three groups: Commonwealth, Colombo Plan nations, and South and Southeast Asia participants, with some confusion over Taipeh representation.
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Singapore
AAP
Reuter
Kuala Hampur
Ombo
Trier
Eotontan
South
Il Asia
Pacife
Hia Wannol
Abdul Rthman
Duke Rushes From Church To Polo Field
The Duke of Edinburgh slipped from Sandringham church just as the service ended to reach a polo match at Midhurst. He traveled by RAF car to a bomber base then flew to White Waltham airfield, met by a Lagonda, changed at Lord Cowdray’s, and watched Windsor Park clash with India before returning home for dinner.
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Reuter
Duke of Edinburgh
Sandringham
Midhurst
Daily Mail
Sandringham House
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White Walthan
Lagonda
Lord Cowdray
Windsor Park
India
Duke
ACT Trades Council aims for 100 percent unionism drive
The ACT Trades and Labour Council led by president F. J. McCauley and secretary H. Curan discussed plans yesterday at Trades Hall Acton to push for full union membership in Canberra.
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ACT, Trades and Labour Council
F. J. McCauley
H. & Curan
McCauley
Canberra
Acton
Parker Given Mission By Prince Phillip
London report states Commander Parker heads a party to check wedding arrangements for Prince Philip’s stay at a 350 year old castle during Princess Margareta of Baden’s wedding to Prince Tonislav of Yugoslavia. British sources dispute the inclusion of Parker on official guest lists.
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Tonislav
Yugoslavia
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Daily Mail
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Lead ingots stolen from Ryde Bridge counter balance
Two and a half tons of lead ingots used as counter balance for Ryde suspension bridge were stolen over the weekend. A maintenance man found 300 ingots weighing 1 1 2 lb each missing today. Thieves may have moved the ingots by boat cart or truck. The department said the bridge would not open without the ingots which would be replaced tomorrow.
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Sydney
Ryde
Department of Main Roads
Angle parking to end soon in New South Wales towns
Police traffic superintendent Mr Gribble announced a move to compulsory parallel parking in New South Wales towns. He said angle parking was dangerous and caused many accidents as cars backed into traffic.
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Khrushchev proposes limited disarmament steps during interview
In a Kremlin interview with three U S correspondents he floated a first step toward thawing Cold War tensions. He urged testing goodwill between the United States and the Soviet Union and normalizing relations by removing trade barriers and exchanging cultural delegations while calling for troop withdrawals from Germany and allied areas as a pathway to disarmament. He warned that only a madman would start a new world war and stressed peaceful competition with capitalism.
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Hungary
Ita
Germany
France
Soviet Union
Poland
Kadar
Khrushchev
Win Wr
Nurusnency
Kremlin
Moscow
U.S
Daniel Schoor
B. J. Cutler
Nevins
New York
America
Five escape in collision at level crossing
Four adults and a four year old girl escaped death when a diesel freight train collided with a car at Paisley level crossing in Melbourne. The crash marked the fourth such smash in a week in the Paisley Altona area, with the train pushing the car more than 20 feet.
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Melbourne
Paisley
Paisley-Altona
Karachi session plans pact committee entries amid Suez crisis
The Karachi meeting of the Bagdad Pact council opened with an invitation to Pakistan to join the pact as a full member alongside Britain and Turkey. The military committee will discuss a coordinated defense plan under a Moslem commander and consider U.S. acceptance into three pact committees. Iraq had objected after the Suez crisis but has since eased its stance.
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Reuter
Bagd Council
Britain
Pakistan
Persia
Tukey
Ttme
Emer
Iraq
Britain reports second set of quad births in six weeks
A 28 year old Southall, Middlesex woman Mrs Della Philp gave birth to four girls in London Hospital. The quads Anita, Carol, Diane and Janet weighed about five to six pounds combined. The babies, born premature, were placed in incubators and survived.
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Reuter
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Anita
Carol
Diane
Janet
Britain
Newenath
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