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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
6
Vaccine likely to be available in state health drive
More than 30 000 doses of the new virus vaccine are to be produced by Commonwealth Serum Laboratories and made available to state health departments to protect hospitals and communities. Public health authorities report limited fatalities from influenza and note measures include cinema and school closures. Foreign exchange approvals enable import of medicines to combat the epidemic as parts of Asia face rising cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Ath
Townley
State Health
Hospitala
Ie Wallace
Ead Venter
R Reuter
Oflumin
Delhi
Moodly Bay
Rere
Hatios
Sumatra
Hester to Fight Johnston in Australia Debut Match
Sydney promoter Harry Miller announced American middleweight Billy Hester will debut in Australia against Don Johnson at Sydney Stadium. The bout is set for June 24 or 31 with Hester leading a team of American boxers aiming to win in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Billy Hester
Don '"Bronco
Johnson
Sydney Stadium
Harry Miller
Hester
Johnston
Miller
Australia
Egyptians To Accept Sterling pagos and visits hinted
Reports from AP and Reuters recount mixed diplomacy. Egypt may allow sterling payments for canal dues while talk of a royal visit by the Queen surfaces. Dr Pauling calls for a halt to testing and 2000 scientists join the appeal. Albania under armed patrols and regional diplomacy feature in subsequent dispatches.
Khrushchev Deplores Atomic Weapon Exports in Helsinki
In Helsinki on Friday Khrushchev told the Russo Finnish Society that export of atomic weapons and foreign military bases threaten peace. He noted Soviet base removal from Porkkala and urged others to follow suit. He warned neighbours’ moves toward new wars via aggressive pacts and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
A.a.p.-Renter
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Marshal Bulganin
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Porkkala
Finland
Kekkonen
Canadians Go To Polls Today
Canadians head to the polls to elect a new Parliament as the Liberal Party led by Prime Minister Laurent is favored to extend its 22 year rule. The Conservatives hold the 265 member House of Commons with about nine million voters eligible in British Columbia and Alberta among 115 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Monaaya
A. Pt
Liberal Party
Bt. Laurent
House of Commons
British Columbia
Alberta
Rative
Franco Sets Out Plan To Widen Spanish Liberties
General Franco said in Madrid in an interview with a Catholic newspaper that his government will revise laws regulating liberties to permit wider and better use. He claimed Spain has harmonised freedom with authority and would avoid risking liberties for appeasement while perfecting the legal framework to allow broader use of liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannld
Monasy
AAP
Reuter
General Franco
Madrid
Catholic News
National Catholic Welfare Conference of
New York
NSW Suspends Salk Injections Amid Vaccine Delay
Dr. Meyers reports NSW halted anti polio injections while Commonwealth Serum Laboratories plans to resume deliveries in about a week. Councils cannot schedule clinics weeks ahead without steady supplies, and vaccines must be used promptly when received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammung
Snd
de i
Meyers
Union Claims Hotel Kitchen Floor Unsafe
The Federation of Liquor Trades Union informs the Cancellation Commissioner that Hotel Canberra Ltd kitchen floor is dangerous and staff have fallen. The union seeks a disability allowance of 65 marking daily for each affected kitchen worker unless the floor is repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Federated Liquor Trades Uniona
A. McVeigh
Hotel Canberra Ltd
U.S. Mission to Advise Australia on Armed Services Equipment
U S officials concluded talks with Australia on general equipment needs for the Royal Australian Air Force and Army. The discussions covered aircraft types for fighters and transports and outlined proposals for priority equipment and Australian production policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir Fallip
United States Department of Defence
Autralian Armed Services
Royal Australian Air Force
Reid
Philip
Man Killed In Lebanese Election Clash
On the first day of Lebanon's general elections a fatal clash between rival groups occurred. About 200000 voters in Beirut and South Lebanon participated to decide pro Western versus neutral camp alignment while counting began and early results were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labanon
A.a.p.reuter
Ibeirut
Lebanon
Polly
Beirut
Finn Union Rebuffs Reds at 50th Federation Anniversary
The Finnish Trade Union Federation refused Soviet attendance at the 50th federation anniversary in Helsinki. Khrushchev’s guests entered with a ceremonial fanfare but were not acknowledged by speakers. President Kekkonen received an ovation from a 10,000 crowd as the Finnish anthem played. The report suggests no Finnish concession on Karelia and signs of a possible unresolved Red visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.P
Finland
Trade Union Federation
Admimal Khrushchev
Mat
Olympic Stadium
Kekkonen
Mall
Fielskca
Karelia
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