Scheme For Church Union Announced
Sydney Sunday report outlines a plan to unite the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches with an aim to present a unified proposal to the Presbyterian General Assembly of Australia in September. Dr A H Wood argues unity would boost moral influence amid rising secular ideologies and criticizes denominational pride and overlapping parishes. The piece notes the information was collected under the Census and Statistics Act.
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Sydney
Presbyterian General Assembly of Australia
Aehe Presbyterian
Methodist Church of
Wood
Church of
Wood Aise
Ama of
Record auction week at Satheby's tops £973,000
London Sunday report shows a five day sale week at Satheby's with a money-no-object bidding scene. The total from five sales reached £973,000, nearly £1,000,000 for paintings and gems.
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London
Satheby’s
Moms
Hive
Census results to be released in Canberra week
Census officers begin processing information from the Canberra population count. Preliminary figures arrive within days, final data and analysis about a week later. By Saturday afternoon most canvassing was complete despite bad weather, with only a few early sections delayed.
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Canberra
Good Neighbour Council
Global briefed world news digest across five cites
Indonesia claims access to Dutch New Guinea via Musinpa citing Army Chief Nasution. Pakistan purges civil service. 84 officials either dismissed or reduced in rank. Australia raises IMF quota by one third, approved by Parliament. De Gaulle meets the Pope in Rome signaling Francoist Europe ties. Boeing eyeing Darwin and Nauru as radio relay points for spaceflight, per UPI. Dutch immigration boosts from Downer visit as Danes, Dutchmen, and others seek new homeland.
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Indonesia
Diakarta
A.A.P
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Australia
International Monetary Fund
Hoht
All Fund
Umber
de Gaulle
Rome
General de Gaulle
Lualy
France
Holy See
General de Gratille
Darwin
New York
Reuter
Mr. Downer
Amsterdam
Eall
Copenha
Iin
Presa
Queen Unveils Canada U S Memorial Arch
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip unveiled a 70 ft arch on the Canada United States boundary at the Moses Saunders dam near Cornwall and Massena. fog delayed arrival and the Queen spoke of international cooperation and peace while Nixon hailed the display of allied unity.
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Queen
Canada
U.S
Cornwall
Ontario
United Kingdom
International Boundary
Moses Saunders
Massena
New York
St. Lawrence
A.p.reuter
Att Sina
Church Of Christ Celebrates 8th Anniversary
The Canberra Church of Christ marks its eighth anniversary with a ceremony for the new sanctuary and classrooms. A. D. Pyne of Perth and L. J. Butler led readings and prayers while Dr. A. G. Elliott, NSW Bible College vice-principal, preached "Christianity for 1959" and spoke on biblical witness and Christ's way. A Saturday lecture by Dr. Elliott covered archaeology in Bible Lands and his university studies.
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Federal Conference of Churches of Christ
A. D. Prne
Perth
Canberra
Jesus Christ
Pyne
Federal Conference
L. J. Butler
The
NSW, Bible College
A. G. Elliott
Elliott
Hter
Dr. Elliott
London University
Egypt
Greece
Prince Ben Abdul Aziz Saud Found Dead in Miami
Prince Ben Abdul Aziz Saud, a brother of King Ibn Saud, killed himself by pouring petrol on his head and setting it afire in a Miami flat. Police identified him from his passport as 21 year old, the son of King Ibn Saud’s 34 brothers, after the occupant broke down the locked bedroom door.
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Miami
Florida
P.reuter
Saudi Arabia
Ben Abdul Aziz Saud
Ibn Saud
Associated Press
Hanna
Drivers Urged To Observe Rules Of Road
Canberra traffic safety chairman P D Day urged drivers to follow road rules at intersections, noting many still misread rights of way. He suggested periodic tests of traffic rule knowledge and referenced a booklet issued with licences and on renewals. He stressed give way and care to all drivers.
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A.C.T. Road Safety Council
P. D. Day
Day
Ove al
Canberra
Road Safety Council
Ballerina Rejoins Exiled Husband in Brazil
Dame Margot Footeye reunites with her husband Dr. Arias in NE Brazil after two months apart. Arias left Panama last week under safe conduct following asylum granted after the abortive uprising. Both claim prominent roles in the alleged conspiracy during the revolt.
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NE Janeiro
Margot Footeye
Arias
Panama
Apa
Menzies Arrives in Holland for Two Day Visit
Australian Prime Minister Mr. Menzies lands at Welschap near Eindhoven for a brief Holland trip. He will inspect Philips works and meet Dutch Premier De Omay, dine with Queen Juliana at Soestdijk, and discuss West New Guinea with Dutch authorities. Pattie Menzies accompanies him.
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Eindhoven
P-Reuter
Menzies
Welschap
Bind
Haven
Netherlands
Pattie Menzies
Findhoven
Philips Electrical Works
Jan de Omay
Soentdiik Palace
Utrecht
Juliana
Menzias
West New Guinea
Menvries Fae
Dr. Subandrio
Indonesia
Australian Firm to Open Plastic Footwear Factories in U S
Sydney reports Australian controlled Arrilon Industrien plans U S factories to supply moulded plastic footwear. Leonard Rae says 1959 60 sales in America could reach 20 million pairs. by 1962 output near 100 million pairs. Dividends to Australia expected next year.
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Sydney
Facories
United States
Leonard Rae
Arrilon “Industrien
Rae
America
Pollan
Australia
Tone
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Patricia Marti
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