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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 07, 1958

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De Gaulle Urges Restraint in Algeria Crisis

De Gaulle calls for restraint and warns rebels to support lawful authority in Algeria. Algerian Nationalists reject his plan, urging UN action to place the Algerian question on the General Assembly agenda as fighting continues. Elections in France and Algeria are anticipated after a referendum on his constitutional plan.

U.N de Gaulle United Nations Algeria Cairo P.L.N North Africa National Liberation Front de Gathie Algiers FLAN BLN France Autumm Reuter Constantine Alrarin National Assembly

Four Killed In Victorian Plane Disaster

A Piper Pacer flight from Moorabbin Airport crashed into a Selby paddock 25 miles from Melbourne, killing Father Ian Wedge 44, Noreen McNab 28, Helen Tonks 25, and Graham Pascoe 2. Eyewitness reports described a steep dive amid heavy clouds. rescue crews found wreckage and no fire. The Royal Victorian Aero Club led the flight. cause under Civil Aviation inquiry.

Ian Wedge Berwick Noreen McNab Vialls Avenue Parkdale Helen ‘Tonks Victoria B Street Sandringham Graham Pascoe Valentine Street Thornbury Yolato Paddock Selby Nelbourne Moorabbin Wedge Pascoe Royal Victorian Aero Club Civil Aviation Jaci Carse

Two Disappear After Air Crash In Mindanao

An Australian pilot Daniel Baird and two passengers vanished after a long flight to Mindanao Philippines. Police found the smashed Aero 45 propeller at a southern Mindanao airstrip. The Hong Kong registered aircraft, previously listed missing in Hong Kong, carried an auxiliary fuel tank and likely flew from Hong Kong. Investigations by Philippine police are ongoing.

Manila P-Reuter Philippines Mindanao Philippine Constabulary Hong Kong Daniel Baird Air Asia Ltd Philippine

Informal Talks Open at Australian Management Conference

An informal discussion at the Australian Institute of Management conference in Hotel Canberra yesterday featured W. Watson chairing marketing panels. Also present were J. J. OConnor Atlantic Union Oil finance chief A J Hughes Supertex Industries MD R S Priebe Minn Mining Aust Pty Ltd and R B Prowse Australian Bankers Institute research director.

Australian Institute of Management Canberra W. Watson A.il.m J. J. O'Connor Atlantic Union Oil Company A. J. Hughes Supertex Industries, Ltd R. S. Priebe Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Aust.] Pty. Ltds R.B. Prowse Australian Bankers’ Institute

Political Arrests In Ceylon Prompt Detentions In Colombo

Ten members of the Federal Party of Ceylon were placed under house detention in Colombo after a government regulation empowered detention of those belonging to or suspected of belonging to a prescribed party. The party claims to represent the Tamil race and the move followed Governor General Sir Oliver Goonetilleke signing the order.

Colombo A. A.P Reuter Federal Party of Ceylon M'I.p Oliver Goonetilleke Federal Party

Nasser tightens propaganda limits amid shift toward West

President Nasser shows caution in handling Russian influence as Cairo restricts pro Communist writers and allows critical pieces to appear. Western ties deepen with West Germany offering help while the United Arab Republic seeks better U.S. relations.

New York A.A.P Nasser United Arab Republic New York Times Caire Cors Jonel Nasser West Germany America

Bailey Decision on Monday in Sundown Murder Appeal

The Court of Criminal Appeals will decide Monday afternoon on Haymond John Bailey's leave to appeal his murder conviction for the Sundown Station killing of Mrs. Thyra Bowman in December. Bailey has a death sentence.

Adelaide Court of Criminal Appeals Haymond John Bailey Sundown Bailey Thyra Bowman Sundown Station

Death of Oporto Riot Victim

Fernando Dos Santos Jorge, 14, injured in election campaign riots in Oporto on Tuesday, died yesterday. A family member said the boy was struck by a stray bullet, the first fatal casualty of the riots.

Lisbon A.a.p.reuter Fernando Dos Santos Jorge Oporto

Lakes Scheme Decision Expected by October

The National Capital Development Commission foresees a decision on the Lakes scheme by October. The plan examines a chain of lakes similar to Burley Griffin’s vision and its impact on Canberra’s development as a single entity or a two-part city. The July meeting also reviewed the King's Avenue Bridge, garden city standards, and a draft report for Cabinet due by June 30.

National Capital Development Commission Jing Swig Bhig Tian Commission Burley Griffin Molongla Canberra Overall National Capital Planning Committee William Holford University of London Cab- Inc Holford Gov King's Avenue

Khrushchev Offers U S Trade Pact to Boost Imports

Moscow reports Khrushchev proposes a large U S trade pact to expand Russian purchases of American goods and equipment. He told Eisenhower that Soviet demand could reach several billion dollars over years, with plans to buy factory machinery, licenses, and exchange lists for synthetic materials.

Moscow Russia United States Wallington Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower America U.S

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