23 Jun 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1954
Page
1
The article reports ongoing discussions within the Liberal Party over potential cabinet reshuffles led by senior figures including ministers from the government. It notes anticipated decisions at a forthcoming meeting and mentions political maneuvering surrounding ministerial posts and policy directions.
The Guatemalan High Command said its army launched a broad offensive driving rebels back about 75 miles from Guatemala City. Government troops claimed to have repulsed rebel moves as civilians fled, while rebels warned of bombardment from Guatemalan airfields. The United States denied substantiating arms shipments.
A garbled report notes the Duke of Edinburgh is in Paris amid preparations for a state visit and events involving British and French officials. It mentions plans for a trip and associated coordination with military and diplomatic circles, reflecting early arrangements and expectations for the royal party.
Chou En Lai will visit India to hold talks with Prime Minister Nehru and government officials. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss regional and global issues, with extensive media coverage planned across New Delhi.
English players Henderson Wilkinson and Briggs faced rough play in Mackay as three men attacked Wilkinson who received two stitches after a glass was thrown and a beer drenched him. The match altered by a timing error, but England prevailed 28 to 7 over Mackay.
Retiring Alttrnating Conneil of Retailers president Mr K Colen warned MPs against a conomy policy. His remarks focus on consumer credit growth and the risk of encouraging debt, urging restraint on deposits and repayment terms to curb financial vulnerability.
From a mangled report, Vietnamese prisoners near Saigon break free during unrest 80 miles from Bal dom ang, amid chaos and gunfire. Alleged involvement by American forces noted. casualties reported with limited readable details. Nearby towns like My Tho and Am American Association referenced in unclear passages.
A Norwegian miner, Munguia Murtersen, seeks workers compensation after a January lightning explosion buried rock and debris, killing one man and injuring others. The Workmen's Compensation Court in Yu-diy details the accident, with unclear cause and extensive damage.
Report describes a discreet dinner in which Cambodian Foreign Minister Teg Phan and other officials discussed Geneva peace talks that began in May. No French Indo-Chinese representative attended the dinner. Western delegates and Chinese states were noted, with emphasis on secret talks and limited press access.
In Equity Court Justice McLeod reviews Joan Murray 22 whose one month old son Wayne was taken by the Macon family. Shand notes adoption risks while Maxwell stresses parental wishes and child welfare. The court postpones ruling to consider authorities' views.
The report notes sustained wool demand across regions with higher consumption, driven by textile mills and export orders. Prices show slight firmer trends, while producers monitor supply and quality to meet ongoing orders for European and domestic markets.
Five Sydney models testified about incidents with artist Leonard Lawson 26, alleging assault and disturbing behavior. The witnesses described threats and manipulative actions, while Lawson denied wrongdoing and claimed the case involved marital disputes and publicity stunts. The hearing continued with testimony expected tomorrow.
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