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19 Mar 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1957
Page
1
Suez Boycott Considered If Egypt Moves
Reported discussions note U S officials weighing a Suez boycott should Egypt alter its Gaza position. Senator Javits urges U S to bear Gaza costs, while Israel warns of security risk from Egyptian military presence and Bunche arrives in Cairo for talks ahead of Hammarikjoeld visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Dulles
Canberra
Eisenhower
U.K
Macmillan
Mansfeld
Cosely
U.S
Baggyt
Gaza
Gaza Strip
Nasser
Sip
Larsei
Wiy
Segate Republican Detersts
Milwaukee
Ray
Soir
Willldtyaul
Ts.i
Israel
Jacob Javits
Republican
New York
Suez
Golda Meir
Meir
Terael
U.N
Burns
Ralph Bunche
Cairo
Hammarakjoeld
Sandys to Visit Pacific to Study Commonwealth Defence
London reports the U.K. Defence Minister Duncan Sandys will visit Australia and New Zealand in coming months to discuss South Pacific defence. Dates are not fixed and officials offered no comment. Observers link the trip to broader Commonwealth defence planning ahead of Britain’s own programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
U.K
Duncan Sandys
Australia
New Zealand
Sandys
Britain
Mystery Fall Of Small Stones Scares Natives
A rain of stones ranging from pebbles to large rocks fell over a remote Aboriginal camp near Perth overnight. Government officials examined samples while residents reported daytime stone showers and a nearby big fire that may explain the phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Government
J. N. A. Grace
Government Chemical Laboratories
J. C. Hood
Common Market Not Likely To Harm Australia
West German Foreign Minister Dr. H. Von Brentano told Australian Trade Minister Mr. McEwen that the European Common Market would not adversely affect Australia’s trade. He noted the market seeks 160 million people in a common economic unit and that wool exports should not be hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. von Brentano
McEwen
Australia
Brentano
Germany
West Germany
France
Benelux
Woman Chemist Dies After Cyanide Mix Up
A 43 year old Granville woman, Kath leen Weir of South Street, died after accidentally drinking cyanide she was mixing for ingredients. Police said she misread a glass as water while interrupted at her husband’s ship duties and collapsed on arrival at St Joseph s Hospital Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Granville
Kathleen Weir
South Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Auburn
Garcia Succeeds Magsaysay in Philippine Crisis
Manila reports Carlos P. Garcia to succeed the late President Ramon Magsaysay after a plane crash near Cebu City. 24 officials perished including Magsaysay. one survivor, a journalist, is identified by his watch. The event triggers political shifts and international concern, including comments from President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Famon Magsaysay
Jesus Megyey
Cebu City
Magsaysay
Hig Watch
New York Times
Garcia
The
Ate
Philippines
Claro M. Recto
Igure
Carlos Garcia
Eisenhower
Mr. Magsaysay
Washington
Strike in the United Kingdom Expands Across Industries
The walkout halts work on ships in British yards, with 7200 National Union of General and Municipal Workers members joining. Two days remain to decide the spread of an engineering strike potentially larger than the shipbuilding action. Rail strike talks loom as engineers seek wage parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union of General and Municipal Workers
Bury
Lib
N.S.W
Forbes
Labour Party
Evatt
House of Rep
Hospital To Seek Royal Charter
The Canberra Community Hospital may be renamed Royal Canberra Hospital. At a Hospital Board meeting, Mrs. K. Dalgarno urged action after months of consideration. The board resolved to request the Health Minister amend the ordinance to permit the name change and then seek a Royal Charter from the Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Canberra
Resta
Chang
Royal Canberra Hospital
Sid
Heath
Cameron
Governor-General Opens Parliament Session Today
Sir William Slim will formally open the second session of the 22nd Parliament in the Senate Chamber at 3 p.m. After opening, business will focus on the Address-in-Reply. The reception in King's Hall will follow with about 800 invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Slim
Senate
House of Representatives
Sir William
King’s Hall
Forbes
Lib
S.A
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