Premiers to discuss East West policy and Asia links
The summit will center on East West policy amid Soviet developments and the Commonwealth agenda. Britain and Ceylon will lead plenary talks, with Malaya and Gold Coast independence briefly noted as August 1957 milestones. discussions will cover sterling economies and Australia Britain trade principles as well as Malaya Singapore relations.
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Soviet Union
Ted
Britain
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Iran
Ceylon
Rhodesia
Malaya
Gold Coast
Tain Hag
Professors Visit Oilfields to Observe Shell Operations
Five university professors left Australia yesterday for Seria in Borneo as guests of the Shell Oil Company. T. G. Hunter and A. J. Brands from the University of Adelaide, and T. M. White from the University of Brisbane, with colleagues, will spend about 10 days examining petroleum workings. The trip aims to learn current oilfield methods and aid in selecting engineering graduates for Shell positions, with recruitment in July by Shell teams in London and Australia.
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Australia
Seria
Borneo
Shell of Company
T. G. Hunter
Gt Cae Engineering
Univeral Braneys A. J. Brands
Chanical Engineering
University of Adelaide
T. M. White
University of
Brisbane
Qantas
Apand
Singapore
Indonesia
Shell
London
Body Found In Dense Scrub After Pipeline Party
A man identified as Glacomett was missing after a pipeline party on Wednesday night. His body was found early yesterday in dense scrub, ending the search.
Y M C A Fund Progress and Public Appeal in Canberra
At a Y M C A Citizens Appeal Committee meeting Major General R Campbell announced direct donations reached £1650 with special fundraising planned. The drive relies on Canberra residents pledging £2 each to unlock a gymnasium project under subsidy timelines. A public appeal day, July events at Albert Hall, and fundraising activities including quizzes, dances, and can do collections were scheduled.
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Y.M.C.A. Citizens Appeal Committee
R. Campbell
Horald
Canberra
Ganter
Albert Hall
Berra
Boya
Technical College
Debt per person in Britain tops at £528 last year
London reports Britain's national debt stood at £528 per head for the previous year, with the total debt reaching £26,033,696,000. Chancellor of the Exchequer Macmillan noted higher figures than 1900. The article also notes related financial and transport items and other brief overseas notices.
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U.K
London
A.A
Canberra Darts Championships at Turner Football Club rooms
Eastlake Football Club members competed in the darts championships at Turner Football Club rooms on Friday night. From left to right B. May H. Ladd D. May W.
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Eastlake Football Club
Turner Football Chi Rooms
B. May
H. Ladd
D. May
British Egypt Ties Seen Improve After Suez Base Evacuation
British Secretary of State Nutting said relations with Egypt should begin a new era of friendship and understanding after the Suez Canal base evacuation. He cautioned Egyptian media to refrain from attacking Britain over actions with no Egyptian interests at stake. In Cairo Russia’s new Foreign Minister Shepilov arrived for talks on East-West relations amid troop withdrawals.
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A.a.p.reuter
Wid
Britain
Suez Canal
Nutting
Cairo
Diewlel
Liverpool
Rominent Heyptlane
Russia
Mr. D. Shepilov
Bank planned Remembrance Driveway trees Australia wide
In Australia a Remembrance Driveway linking Macquarie Place Sydney and the War Memorial Canberra was proposed with planting along the Hume and Federal Highways. The Bank of New South Wales acquired two acres on the Hume Highway near Berrima to plant about two hundred trees and grasses, with a cairn and plaque later honoring war officers. A ceremony with bank leaders and officials saw trees planted by Sir Leacle Forahy and others as part of the remembrance effort.
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Australia
Macquarie Place
Sydney
War Memorial
Canberra
Bitaineas
Kores
Bank of New South Wales
Hume Highway
Berrima
Taylor Avenue
Bank of
Frank Berryman
Saas
RAS
R. J. Abercrombie Pane Ee Almm
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C. BW. Hosking
No Survivor Found After RAF Crash Near Ipoh
An RAF Valetta transport aircraft carrying nine men crashed near Ipoh last Friday. Malay troops failed to detect any body and an official summary noted it was not possible to positively identify the victims. Army and Air Force chaplains would visit the scene for burial services after Malay soldiers cleared a helicopter landing point.
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Kuala Lumpar
RAF
Valetta
Ipoh
Damage From Appointments Of Political Hacks
Sydney Sunday report on morale in the Public Service. The Leader of the Opposition Mr Morton says morale has suffered for eight years due to repeated appointments of political hacks, harming public relations with the community. Debate on censure motion over transport staff morale seeks to improve relations between Public Service and public.
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Sydney
Morton
Amnivist Dering
Thrill For Children With Governor General Visit
Three Sydney children aged 11 and two sisters aged 14 and 5 met Sir William Slim as he left a house in Manly. Jennifer Williamson recalled asking for a ride and being invited into the car. The children described the Governor General as a gentleman.
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Sydney
Gle William Slim
Jewaitey Anne Williamson
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