Two U S Senators Call For Trade With China
Senators Arwarisa Fulbright and J Butler push for revising China trade, arguing U S recognition of Communist China should be reconsidered. Senator Magnuson leads Senate Commerce panel to broaden inquiry into U S trade policies with Asia and the embargo on China. Knowland questions the administration’s stance while awaiting next steps.
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United Nation
China
W. Magnuson
Washingpoo
Satch Uon
Ing
Senate
Knowland
Magnuson
Victoria Sees Rain Stir But Drought Relief Delayed
Melbourne reports drought relief hopes dashed as a wet weather system failed to reach Victoria. A high pressure cell moved into the state over the weekend, diverting rain from the northwest. Showers over the western district and northern Victoria were too light to impact the drought.
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Victoria
Central Australia
Western Australia
Weather Bureau
Western District
Floodwaters Recede After Deadly Louisiana Cloudbursts
Floods in the Louisiana area, which killed at least 17 people, receded slowly as 3,500 residents of low-lying districts returned to homes flooded by record rains from the prior night and Saturday.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
A.A.P
Reuter
del Louis
Japan
U.S
A.ap
Kobusuke Kiahi
United States
Tokyo International
Kishi
Eizenhower
Algiers
A.p.reuter
Algeria
Fatal collapse during shooting party near Gudgenby
Arthur Thomas Bricksne aged 60 of the Royal Hotel Queanbeyan collapsed and died while returning with a shooting party to a vehicle near Gudgenby yesterday. Canberra ambulance and police attended Bracken's body was taken to Canberra Community Hospital. Police stated there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
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Arthur Thomas Bricksne
Royal Hotel
Queanbeyan
Canberra Ambulance
Bracken
Canberra Community Hospital
Canberra Ice Breaks Damaging Pipes Across City
Water and sewerage officials report no major water main breaks but dozens of household pipes and hot water systems were damaged by thawing ice as temperatures fell to 17.4 degrees. A ground temperature of 136 degrees caused one of the heaviest frosts this winter, while a 16.7 degree record minimum earlier this month also featured in the frost report.
Greek bride abandons marriage plan on Australian arrival
A 20 year old Greek woman, Vasiliki Mastrogianopoulou, changed her mind about marrying an East Geelong man she had not met. On arriving in Port Melbourne last Thursday she chose a new partner she met on the ship. Police were notified of her initial disappearance by George Tsipiras, and the couple said they will seek parental permission from Greece before marriage.
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Ementcha
Algeria
Turke
Reuter
Russia
Turkey
Bos
Dardanelles
Fayot
Aswan
Aly Dabry
Naseer
U.K
P.reuter
Melbourne
Greece
East Geelong
Port Melbourne
Vasiliki Mastrogiannopoulou
George Tsipiras
Charlotte Avenue
May
Tal
Astralia
W. C. Langfitt
Niville
Jove
Gaia
Mayflower IT Project Faces Backlash in US Amid Claims
Report details criticism of Mayflower Limited project and voyage plans. Competing assertions note funding origins and aims to attract tourists, with Steve Allen broadcasting aboard while Warwick Chariton and J Lowe defend the venture as foundation supported.
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J. Lowe
Mayfower Limited
Cunningham
Pean
Tae
Cuncampaign
Plymouth
New York
Steve Allen
Stow
Allen
Warwick
Chariton
Lower
Rand
Wag
Steven
Mr. Charlton
America
Crowds Flock to See London Event at Uplowman Church
Crowds from across the town gathered yesterday at a small parish church near Uplowman in Devonshire to witness a local event drawing the majority of residents. Worshipers crowded inside and outside as the ceremony or spectacle drew wide attention.
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London
P.reuter
Uplowman
Devonshire
Teistening
Missing Priest Located After Months Disappearance
Father Thomas Walter Andrews has been found in New Zealand after being missing since February. Wellington police issued a statement confirming the locate but offered no further details on the priest’s whereabouts or welfare.
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AAP
Reuter
Thomas Walter Andrews
Wellington
Father Andrews
New Zealand
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