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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 10, 1956

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Makarios Seen Expelled Amid Cyprus Deportation Turmoil

Archbishop Makarios and three others were flown from Cyprus amid a swift deportation order. Reports say he was taken to Athens as security restrictions tightened across the island and surrounding regions. The move, tied to Greece Cypriot unrest, followed a day of arrests and guarded enclaves with officials stating further decisions would be announced.

Nicosia Telenhon Cyprus Greece Brikarn Sompilatos St. Felon Arch Fbahop Wii Serriturion Archhidom Makarion Athens Hanfelt Archi- Highon Maicastus Aruhbishop Cyto Tulon Ghaice Theo Archsistiap Areer Larongh Ayling Bhometia Wao Pla Tnalf

Coal Owners Claim Miners Responsible Amid Talks

Coal owners say miners threaten the industry with their stance at meetings aimed at reform. Warren of Combined Colliery Proprietors states miners’ president Parkinson claimed many employers under 24 faced full employment, while campaign tone linked to wage and hour aims. He argues the industry’s history shows no chance for coal supplies if leadership remains doubtful.

Suuny Ieiday Minow Leadeva Parkinson

Famous Conductor Loses Films and Pictures to Customs

Sydney report says internationally renowned conductor Sir Eugene Goossens arrived at Montot airport to have a large quantity of phonographs films and photographs seized by customs. Police and customs officials conducted a full inquiry with major search of his baggage and surrounding passengers, while Crown Law authorities prepared a perusal.

Sydney Phorgeapha Tian Btw Hern Eagerte Goossens Muntot Avestler Euclosur Neyvor Sir Eugene Igre Bir Bugene Wieninnott

Four Nations To Draw Constitution For Malayans

London reports that Australia Britain Canada India and Pakistan will draft a constitution for Malaya to become an independent union within the Commonwealth next year A British official said the World Heehalemsny BC y commission formed by representatives would base its work on national recommendations from conferences The aim is a strong central government with regional autonomy while safeguarding the Sultan and state rulers as constitutional heads and ensuring the position of Malay communities within a federation

London Australia Britain Caida India Malaya Mat Lond Teeld Heehalemsny BC Y Commission Heney Zentries LWA Anow Thule Steyn Jost ‘Iving Ajith Jom van Melisson Ehl

Disarmament Policy Shaped by Eisenhower Era Debates

Reported shifts in United States disarmament strategy under President Eisenhower include a revised approach favoring limited inspections and greater Soviet acceptability. Presidential assistant Harold Stassen proposed changes aimed at easing negotiations with the Soviet Union. Delegations from India, France, and Britain prepared for talks set to begin around March 19.

Wyel Tington Wisenhower Palley Hagold Stassen Can Soviet Union Eisenhower

Colours Presented To War Memorial By R.A.M.C.

The Royal Australian Army Medical Corps colours were presented to the War Memorial by Major J McGrath OBE and Captain W A Harrington with Dr J Nimmo OBE involved. the items were returned to the army by the British Medical Association and placed under perpetual safekeeping at the Australian War Memorial.

Royal Australian Army Metical Corps Edward Wil British Medical Association Australian War Memorial J. McGrath J. 2, Nimmo Rm.c W. A. Harrington College

No Direct Taxation Increase Expected

A chaotic, OCR damaged report notes debate over tax policy with claims of a rising sales tax and indirect duties. Ministers discuss fiscal measures, licensing shifts, import duties, and potential rate changes while unions push for policy reviews and sector assistance. The piece highlights the government’s aim to avoid a direct tax rise amid economic strains and calls for an all party committee to assess constitutional aspects.

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Hussein Favoured Border Action Voice Disputed by Glubb

General Glubb asserts King Abdullah favored a cautious border policy while others urged a bolder move. The dispute centers on whether Hussein should act now or wait amid Egyptian pressure and Gulf tensions. Glubb notes cross-Channel sympathy yet warns against risky plans that could destabilize Jordan and provoke wider conflict.

Commercial action over Kelly wedding case filed

Legal action seeks to prevent commercialization of the Kelly wedding involving Price Rainier and actress Grune Kelly. The complaint, filed yesterday, targets any commercial use of the event or related imagery by parties connected to the ceremony and press coverage.

Kelly Priday Price Rainier Grune Kelly Ophalige

Opposition To Abolition Of Death Penalty In Parliament

London conservative MPs press to kill the bill as private members push to end the death penalty. Government vows action, with debate expected as the house considers final stages and possible government plan.

London Briday Howse SoHo Telee Biu Tx Sorent Tn Governiment Wien Gommans Roth Wucktian

Pilots Rush To Rescue In Gulf Floods

Villagers and pilots struggle as floods close roads in the Gulf region. Dozens evacuated from Mikanda Downs and Vanchiyonke Station while a bank manager Cornelis Marjanan drowns in the flooded river. Four people remain missing amid cyclone damage, with authorities projecting multi million pound recovery efforts.

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Floods force thousands to flee with deaths reported

Torrential floods swept through western New York and parts of Pennsylvania forcing mass evacuations. A state of emergency was declared in Salamanca Lackawanna and Ware municipalities as the Allegany River flooded. The 15 000 population Ware area faces severe disruption with extensive property damage and multiple communities cut off.

Fayreitien New York State Pennsylvania Salamanca Lackawanna New Yorks Sity Wareren

Britain Moves to Tighten Internal Security Report

A government white paper details proposals to bolster internal security, including restricting rights of individuals linked to anti state activities, and potential actions against public servants. The document also discusses monitoring urged by ministers and measures affecting foreign influence and suspected sympathizers.

Publis Anberest Louisetase

NSW Government Seen Safe After Election Counts

Labour appears on track to form a working majority in New South Wales after early results show wins in five key seats including Dubbo Concord Mudgee Young and Maitland. Amid recounts in North Sydney Ryde and Maitland Labour analysts predict swings toward Labour as final tallies come in.

Labour Sydney Barer I Wis

Food scarce after trader shipwreck survivors on loss

In Honiara a community faced extreme hunger as a trader shipwreck left survivors reliant on improvised meals. Ambiguous reports note limited meat rations and a hospitalised survivor. authorities promised aid, while more details remained unclear amid ongoing rescue and relief efforts.

Honiara Arakort Huby Mtn Pibouhier Gilbert Rodavertl Highlara Centii Hospital Bhorl Mulany

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