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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 05, 1962

Page

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ANZUS Talks Shadow Trade Policy Rift

ANZUS council discussions center on United States trade stance and Commonwealth access. New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoake and Trade Minister McEwen warn Washington may share blame if US policy endangers Australia and New Zealand economic security, amid talks with US policy chiefs and Prime Minister Rusk’s advisers.

Real 28 United States PAG Economics Rusk J. Robert Schaetal Depuy Secrey Atlantic McEwen New Zealand Holyoake House of Representatives Commonwealth Ama Australia Jie Adee

National Kinteddfod winners and Nova Scotia vocalists noted

ABove Mr Lin oro of Griffith won the colocators yo Prino championship at the National Kinteddfod yesterday. Soros, newly naturalised from Hungary, studied at the Academy of Music in Budapest and now runs a Kingston coffee lounge. She sang after attending a friend's wedding and entered the festival. Roalyn Dee of Lane Cow performed in the Shell Aria, a former 1960 performer, and is married to Barry Strong who also sings in the Shell Aria. both are noted NS.W. opera and concert figures.

Linoro Griffith Mex. Soros Hungary Academy of Music Budapest Sun Ariane Barry Strong Alo Shell Aria

Nine Finalists Named in £1000 Aria Competition

Sixty-four vocalists entered the aria event with nine finalists chosen from New South Wales and Victoria. Finalists include Marion Miller Home bush N.S.W Robert Hasse Brighton Jo-Sands N.S.W Kevin Mills Strathfield McKenzie Hazel Nomurkah Victoria Li burg Victoria John Ferris North Bondi N.S.W Adjud Linda Phillips. An ACT entrant was eliminated in heat three but will compete in Canberra final this afternoon. Seventeen semi finalists were cut to nine finalists as organisers note equality among singers necessitated an extra finalist this year. Finalists will perform one aria and one self chosen piece, with order drawn at 9:30 this morning in a hall booked since April 15.

A.C.T Lia Soros Griffith City of Canberra Ware Eats Albert Haltfoyer Erteddfind

Four rail staff arrested after Japan crash deaths

A commuter train crash at Mikawashima Station in Japan killed 163 and injured 385. Four staff including driver Noritumi Minakami were arrested as police cited failure to act and possible signal misreadings. Rescue efforts continued with hundreds searching wreckage and thousands of relatives at the scene.

Noritumi Mina Kami Yukio Haga Sadhiro Misaiji Shin Obashi Mikawaeshima Mina Kami Minakani Associated Press Japan Mikawashima Edye

Parking law plan would let police book cars without drivers

The Chamber seeks owner onus parking amendments to the Hawkers Ordinance to aid police enforcement, arguing drivers fail to return when stopped. Police Commissioner E Richards backs the idea, claiming it would curb abuses and improve enforcement while hawkers argue for changes to prevent loopholes and boost shopper parking. The Chamber appointed a sub-committee to draft the amendment and will push for funding for Canberra Day displays ahead of the next financial year.

Chamber Advisory Council R. P. Greenish I. Pead Whst Freeth Canberra

Market Talks Leader Back From Brussels Mission

Australia’s Secretary of the Department of Trade Dr. W. A. Westerman withdrew after acting as spokesman at Brussels negotiations for Britain’s entry into the Common Market. He is not expected to comment until after talks with Trade Minister Mr. McEwen. Canberra officials say Westerman’s return signals a pause in public statements as details unfold.

W. A. Westerman Australia Brussels Westerman McEwen Wnberra Westermay Rettey Depa Tone Sminh

Second U S Orbit Soon

Cape Canaveral reports US Navy Lieutenant Commander Seal Carpenter preparing for a second orbital flight in May. Carpenter trains like John Glenn and aims to become the next American in space, with the Atlas and Mercury capsule mated and undergoing extensive checks at the launch pad.

Cape Canaverat Seal Carpenter Carpenter John Glenn Glenn mideMay

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