12 Jun 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1954
Page
1
Mr Windeyer stated extensive investigation remains and that the inquiry could extend. He outlined a ten day notice for explanations and warned of delays if influence calls occur. Adjournment was proposed for one month with notes of further inquiries and potential hearings in Melbourne and Sydney.
Australian Wheat Board lowers export price by 7/6 a ton signaling a shift from traditional policy aligned with Canada and the U S. Buyers gain daily price updates while the board aims for a 80 day pricing window. Market reaction trims Australian and Canadian wheat expectations amid ongoing global supply concerns.
Mr Windeyer proposes calling Mr Petrov and then Mrs Petrov while cautioning that full evidence from all witnesses should not be delayed. He lists about 70 individuals named or coded in Moscow ledgers, noting some deserve no further investigation while others require inquiry. He stresses delays would be unfair and urges allowing affected parties to explain in open court.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mr Windeyer and Mr Petrov giving evidence about documentation in a commission compartment. It notes questioning who authored documents and whether clues tie to an Australian at the Russian Embassy, with hints of guidance to show the decu tional terms of reference.
Arthur Herbert Birss a Russian affairs teacher at Cambridge testified as Ruslan interpreter between Sir Winston and the late Marshal Stalin. He said he carefully examined the document Royal Commissioners provided and checked translations against originals. He noted some alterations in the Kagilal iterations with the concurrence of original translators.
Fragmentary notes indicate military discussions nearing end between Io and the United States with hints of undisclosed firepower and strategic capabilities. Officials offered few specifics as talks progressed without clear public outcomes.
Fragmentary report notes French official warnings that Allied aid would come to Wales and that France could be pressured to accept an Indo China peace unacceptable to the West. Mention of tensions between Britain and the United States in Washington.
A clipped report describes Eden warning Communists to adopt a cooperative stance at armistice negotiations. It notes Western delegates aim to avoid procedural stalling, emphasize real terms, and press for concrete settlement while various nations seek a role in the proposed control commission.
inconclusive text fragment mentions architects and Mel rate with uncertain meaning. no clear event dates or entities beyond vague references to a project or rate.
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