Britain and Russia move toward easing Cold War tensions
In a calmer mood after British nuclear tests, Western hopes rise for disarmament progress. The piece notes renewed Russian gestures and a proposed phased international oversight, urging trade and contact to ease tensions while highlighting lingering questions about Russian sincerity and German reunification.
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Masonic Leaders Assist In Church Service
Masons joined a Methodist service with Grand Lee at Rew South Wales and Centerra District members present. The service was conducted by Master of the church Rev Dr George Rucht, with Rev RJ Neble and others in attendance.
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Paul Rogers Brings Moliere Show To Albert Hall
Paul Rogers appears in Travelling with Mr Rog at the Kilabethan venue Albert Hall tomorrow at 8 pm. A schoolchildren matinee is scheduled for 2 pm the same day.
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Mission natives in Trnabella area show poorer condition
On his return to Central Air Charles Dugei reported a check on natives near the Trnabella Mission area found their physical condition worse than Dugwid. He is president of the Aborigines' Advancement League.
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U S Prepares To Launch Satellites
A report outlines Project Vanguard satellite plans with four experimental groups studying solar rays, cosmic rays, meteors, and Earth's atmosphere. It details weather and space influence, satellite designs, and potential launch sequences with multiple moon tests and instruments.
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New Native Labour Policy Reform Plans Outlined
The Commonwealthis to reform native labor in Papuas and New Guinea with a September Legislative Council debate. Minister Hasluck announces a new ordinance avoiding penal sanctions for native workers, barring unskilled natives from leaving villages without welfare supervision and establishing an employment board with employer and native administration reps.
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Early Federal Election Hint
Sydney report suggests a federal election forecast by the acting Leader of the Federal Opposition, Mr Cal, noting potential timing if the government acts. The fragment hints at political maneuvering and possible election timing without full details.
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Readers Debate Mayflower Details and Canberra Housing Plans
A letter mix discusses corrections to Mayflower voyage dates and passenger figures, citing Everyman’s Encyclopedia. The writer also argues for higher Canberra inner-city density with row houses and flats, criticizing Fraser’s housing statements and praising Narrabundah subdivisions while noting their small size.
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Grain Sales to Japan May Be Resumed
Grain shipments to Japan may restart as Queensland weather tightens supply. The report cites hard wheat being moved to cover defaults and notes continued weather conditions affecting parcels and exports.
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Bishop Booth Intervened at Box Hill Orme
The article notes Bishop Booth intervened at Box Hill Orme, with details limited to his involvement and location referenced.
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New Coke Plant For Port Kembla
Work ban started on a new coke manufacturing plant at Port Kembla steel works announced by Australian Iron and Steel Ltd a principal subsidiary of Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd The new plant will come into operation later this year in Melbourne based company says.
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Burtons Call for Active Lay Involvement in Church
Dr. Burton urged a change in church attitude through lay action on Lay Preachers Day. He argued Christianity requires practical application and community action, criticizing prayers for miracles without work and urging laypeople to apply Christian principles to social problems.
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