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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 07, 1956

Page

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Cyclone Rips Across North Queensland

Townsville bore the brunt of the cyclone with torrential rain and 70 mph winds. Widespread damage hit Bowen and surrounding coast. ships were driven from moorings, harbour installations damaged, and power lines snapped. Telecommunications were disrupted as radar and communications failed. casualties include a Bowen man killed while repairing power lines.

Bowen Toh Uriven Auhoea Cairns Macey Hese Elles Ailgar Prayer Pine Townsville Getlow

Labour Chances In North Sydney Cut By Absentee Votes

Reporting from Sydney and surrounding seats shows absentee votes narrowing Labour’s lead in North Sydney as Liberal candidate P. Murghy gains ground. Communist preferences loom in Concord and Sydney seats while Ryde and Mudgee suggest shifting balances. final outcomes hinge on later counts and second preferences.

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Snowy Bus Crash Leaves Seventeen Injured

A bus carrying travelers to Sydney and Melbourne slid off a snowy road near Cooma in heavy western conditions. Seventeen reported injured with seven taken to Cooma Hospital. ten remain at the scene as police and rescue crews work to stabilize the situation. One passenger walked to a nearby settlement to alert authorities.

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Firmer U K Policy For Cyprus

London reports note the British government pressing a firmer Cyprus policy. Colonial Secretary Lennox-Boyd vows law and order protection and a restoration campaign with full resources, while Governor Harding emphasizes stopping violence and pursuing restoration amid ongoing bombings and unrest.

London Cyprus Dievolis Alan Lennox Boyd The Commons Law and Order Britain Sypria Lenn Boyd ieldeMarshal John Harding Yeralek Pohion Nicoska Lunia Boyd

Sabotage blamed for Hermes plane fire at Nicosia

The British Hermes air liner exploded and burned at Nicosia airport as it was being refuelled on Sunday night. The Director of Civil Aviation in Cyprus said the crash was sabotage. Forty seven Britons mostly servicemen and their families were due to board. no injuries were reported.

Nicosia Luesday Hermes Civil Aviation In Cyprus

Brundage Denies Laying Slate at Court

A New York lawyer yesterday denied filing a court motion against Avery Brundage, president of the national Olympic committee, in response to a reported slate. The exchange touched on claims by Brundage regarding a league slate and an associate’s statements.

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NSW Transport Faces Losses Amid Rising Rail Costs

NSW transport authorities warn of losses as rail and bus operations see rising costs and competition. Figures show rail and transit payments reaching a record high, with railway services absorbing wage rises and higher charges. The government increased staff costs and freight rates while private transport grows, prompting scrutiny after a Private Council decision.

We Peivy Council

Mollet Seeks Broad Backing for Morocco Policy

Paris Tuesday Premier Mollet will sound out parliamentary opinion on a limited Algeria policy as he seeks wider government support. Discussions start this week on granting special powers to handle the Algerian issue. Attending with Mollet are Anne Pinay and Jacques Duclos as key party figures. In Morocco crowds celebrated the return of independence leader Ben Yalloul. Police reported many Muslims joining secret societies in the celebrations.

Paris Yhu Brewch Mr Mollet Algeria M. Mollet Uie Moliet Sanna Anne Pinay M. Jacques Duclos France Maroccn Sidi Mohamed Ben Yallaso Pollee

Menzies Bemoans Uncontrollable HP Interest Rates

Menzies laments the inability to curb HP interest rates while discussing government aims to influence rates through nonpartisan investors and charges. He cites discussions with House members about purchase activities and possible actions to limit expansion and redirect funds from high interest loans to public investments.

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S E A T O Kashmir Dispute Ignites Rifts in Conference

In Karachi a sharp split emerged among Britain Pakistan and SEATO over Kashmir talks. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd reiterated New Delhi stance that Kashmir should not be discussed at SEATO. Pakistan pressed for a stance aligning with its eight year India dispute while Soviet and Western bloc moves loom large. New Zealand External Affairs Minister Thomas MacDonald urged strengthened SEATO unity amid funding and defense challenges for member states.

Kashmir Karachi Britain Pakista Ganlgarion Euce Corwign Selwyn Lloyd New Delhi Pakistan Ming India Iashmi Stenis Soviei Marsi Bulganin Mi Kurusitchev Keadmir Sytain Wrance United States Pudelstan Australia New Zealand Thailand Phlippines MacDonald

Egyptians Clash Behind Israeli Lines Report

Trausalis, sketched as a report, says Egyptian soldiers were killed and captured after a sunlit encounter with an Israeli patrol in the Hat herim area west of Heerosheba. Israeli observers warn of renewed activity behind Israeli lines. An Egyptian convoy was reportedly struck near Be yobian, with claims of mines and artillery in Taracli territory.

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No Change in S.A. Election Position Adelaide

Presday report on state elections shows no change in overall position. Government still expected to win 22 seats Gabour 16 and independents.

S.A Adelaide Presday Loday Gabour

In Brief Europe News And Royal Marriage Rumors

A jumble of short items reports a snowbound bus journey over mountain slopes, a near-attack by a two-engine plane, Gibraltar Royal Navy drills, a Stockholm operation update, Mrs. Robertson undergoing an operation, Grace Kelly and Thomas Moyne reportedly reconciling and agreeing she will not make further films after marriage, a London theatre incident, and Holland protesting Indonesia’s unilateral actions.

Lo Lele Tleel Stockholm Sweden Mes Onhanael Wagrant Right Doliangson Janniveur Moyne Grace Kelly Carmin London Holland Hague Hollinday Indonesia Sha Netherlands Talones

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