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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
5
A garbled report notes a Japanese delegate saying nuclear experiments impact peaceful nations and civilians, while stressing concerns over radiation and safety. The dialogue reflects confusion and political tension surrounding the topic at an international gathering.
In Sydney the decision on power rationing for the metropolitan area was to be made at a meeting at Leichhardt Stadium of off duty power house staff. If approved the Dan will announce the introduction immediately. Major unions and employers will attend to discuss terms negotiated by the combined committee of power house unions.
President Eisenhower faced questions on Indo China policy at a news conference. Dulles outlined current U S policy, noting no plans for congressional action to authorize sending troops, while signaling vigilance against Communist aggression. Comments reflected split views in Washington on intervention.
A Turner Red Cross branch was formed at a meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Willcocks named president. Other officers include Mrs. C. L. Walte as secretary and Mrs. W. B. Todd as treasurer. Monthly meetings set for the second Wednesday at 240 pm. Canberra division leaders Mr. W. J. Mildenhall and Mr. R. B. Stevenson attended. The group aims to support Canberra women and provide companionship through Red Cross activities. A dance benefit is planned for Saturday June 19 under Mr. Stevenson.
SYDNEY, Wednesday, Mrs. Frank Hurkes of Nabiar near Taree died aged 104, believed to be the oldest woman in Australia. She was in good health until that week when she injured her leg. Mrs. Larks took keen interest in politics and walked several miles to vote at the last federal elections, having voted in every election since Federation.
In San Jose a legal action against actor Bing Crosby and son Gary Crosby arises from a road crash on May Be. Plaintiffs claim damages of 69000 pounds with several injured workers and a fatality cited. The case is heard in Santa Clara County Special Court for injuries with multiple parties named.
Gardini, a tall St Louis based Italian tennis ace, announces retirement from tournament tennis. He cites dissatisfaction with Italian Federation and demands for better conditions as reasons, saying he has been hurt and did not deserve the treatment.
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