Casey Sees Eden and Dulles Sharing Same End
Mr Casey asserts Eden and Dulles pursue a common objective in countering communism. He cites concerns over China and Thailand and warns of communist subversive efforts inside allied states.
11 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1955
Page
1
Mr Casey asserts Eden and Dulles pursue a common objective in countering communism. He cites concerns over China and Thailand and warns of communist subversive efforts inside allied states.
A recent report details a discovery of a new brown coal deposit in Victoria. Officials note the coal is a cheaper energy source with a lower moisture content, potentially impacting local mining and power generation plans. Authorities from the Victorian State Department discuss survey results and future assessments by the national mining commission.
A press summary reports talks between leaders on boosting Australia’s role in Asian defence. Officials discuss defence in depth and new weapons systems, noting Australia’s manpower limits. Observers say no emergency buildup planned, with emphasis on coordination with US and UK allies.
In Maroubr a double shooting left two dead and a third survivor. Joe Meron 45 a proprietor and tenant at the home was shot in the hallway as his former partner and a former woman friend Biba Burtars Mc Gregor 38 are named in the incident. Police said McConnell stood on the doorstep and fired the revolver during a confrontation with Mercer who later reported the wound. Mercer died from a stomach injury while McConnell remained in custody.
A Royal Canadian Air Force aircraft skidded on a snow covered runway near Ottawa during landing. The Prime Minister and crew escaped unharmed as the plane halted about 30 feet from the entry. Airline and security officials report no injuries and ongoing checks follow the incident.
A major contractor outlines plans to accelerate Canberra housing, aiming for 74 units with 39 two bedroom homes across several estates. The project seeks to ease local labor shortages by bringing in workers and coordinating with Canberra facilities to ensure timely completion. The firm promises speedy construction and notes some sites may be reserved for trade use while the schedule anticipates completion within tight deadlines.
In Milburns on Thursday counsels for trading banks and the Bankers Association argued over margin costs and potential reviews. Key witnesses and evidence were discussed as to whether margins could be safely maintained without broader review.
Sydney jury clears Alfred Percival Durnam 44 of Park Street Arncliffe of indecent assault on a girl during a medical procedure. The Crown alleged the alleged act while the girl was unconscious. Judge Clegg discharged the accused after the verdict.
London reports a murder charge linked to the death of a German widow Maria who lived with Bergeant Ross Duisberg in England. Senior detectives pursue leads as investigators outline how the death is tied to a suspected murder rather than self harm.
A Rome report says Sir Winston Churchill and Lady Churchill will visit Taormina Sicily during a holiday laid out amid abdication crisis chatter. They are expected to stay at the Gen Domenico Hotel with routes to scenic Taormina landmarks.
Wellington reports the New Zealand cabinet approved an aid package totaling ten thousand pounds for food relief. Prime Minister announced the measure as part of emergency assistance.
An early night collision at Wanworth Avenue and Cuntington Street Kingston left a car and utility truck extensively damaged. One occupant suffered injuries while two others escaped unharmed. Local authorities investigated the incident and noted chaotic traffic conditions.
A report describes a violent attempted shooting near a public event in Britain. Princess Margaret referenced in chatter about the incident amid mounting security and press scrutiny. Detectives boarded a train to hunt a suspect who fled after firing two shots, leaving no trace.
A newly proclaimed safe area near the Woompra rocket range between Kelngoonya and Deakie, about 500 miles northwest of Ye mise, will host an atomic test. Britain plans to ship equipment and heavy transport for a continental facility, with tests delayed for favorable weather and wind conditions.
London auction scene described with garbled figures and partial bids. The text references Seoul, prices around 21.8 million and bids down from four to eight, with unclear bidders and outcomes. The fragment lacks coherent details but notes falling prices and a market impression.
Mrs Dawson of Sutherland Cyenaha wins a divorce from David Dawson after a court action in Sydney. Justice Dovey grants the divorce on grounds of adultery and cruelty, with a decree nisi to be made final in seven days. The couple's domicile is listed as Surfers Paradise Queensland and Darling Point Sydney.
Canadian Deputy Prime Minister C. D. Howe will arrive in Canberra from North York on March 14, 1948, as a guest of the Commonwealth. Ambassador Padex announced this scheduling amid plans for a formal welcome in Canberra.
A railway clerk, Philin Norman of Willinden Road Oakdeigts, was convicted of misappropriating funds while employed at Tallwaya Wansstilenced Training Centre. The case, heard in Canberra court, outlines discrepancies totaling 6008/16/20. Witnesses Bradley and Rab testified to the missing sums and duplicated records, with Bradley stating the loss was substantial.
Tender for work at Abelloir describes equipment and conveyors to be supplied or installed. Details are garbled but indicate contract items and completion timeline target.
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