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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 07, 1958

Page

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Soviet Note Delivered To Big Three

Soviet notes signal willingness to meet Gromyko individually and discuss agenda items for a potential East West summit. Western envoys in London noted inclusion of Poland and Czechoslovakia would aid progress. NATO foreign ministers in Copenhagen backed continuing efforts, urging proper prep for summit talks.

Gia Gromyko Europe London Czechoslovakia Russia Copenhagen NATO Alliance Britain Lloyd Convecnbt Sembtenice Forts Dulles Eisenhower

No Danger Of Petrol Rationing Says McEwen

The Australian Treasurer Mr McEwen told the House of Representatives there would be no petrol rationing in Australia even if Indonesia faced disturbances. He said imports from Indonesia would continue and no action to ration petrol or related products was planned despite large supplies coming from the country.

Australia Indonesia Ter McEwen House of Repre

Soviet stamps to mark 140th anniversary of Karl Marx

Moscow Radio announced the Soviet Union will issue a trio of stamps commemorating the 140th birthday of Karl Marx. The stamps highlight Marxian math imagery as a tribute to his legacy in ideas and social theory.

Math OF Marx London P-Reuter Soviet Union Karli Marx Moscow Radio

Reception for Chinese Labour Delegates

Chinese Minister Dr Tat Chu and delegates visited Carbone Street venue with Federation of Labour officials led by Mr Chan and Mr T Chien. The gathering included Mr H Holt and other delegates as evidence of ongoing labor discussions.

Tat Chu Chan The Federation of Labour Carbone Et Td St Liang T Chien Labour H. Holt

Education Not In The Federal Sphere Says Menzies

The discussion centers on whether education should be moved from state to federal control. Menzies argues there has been no strong push for centralizing education and notes the Constitution limits Commonwealth power. He highlights continued state responsibility with a generous federal attitude.

Menzies Euucahon Euturielen Commonwealth Bryant Lab Bel Oman Bryant

General White Pays Informal Call on Australian Ministers

The Commander in Chief of the United States paid an informal call on Defence Minister Sir Philip MacBride and the three Australian service ministers. No submissions were made. talks covered general global affairs with focus on the Pacific area. General White flew to Melbourne for further discussions with Australian service chiefs.

United States Bans Ce Eral Defence Philip MacBride Pacific General White Melbourne

Aid Plan for State Universities Prompts New Era

Prime Minister announces legislation to fund state universities with 24.5 million pounds for recurrent costs and 7.27 million for buildings and equipment. The Commonwealth will provide grants on an 8 to 1 basis, aid aims to accelerate capital development and support independent colleges while awaiting details on a national university and a formal review of education authorities.

Commonwealth Western Australia Menzies Murray Committee Univerity Canberra

London Rail Strike Threat Touches National Transport Labor Action

Talks between rail unions and the British Transport Commission aim to decide if 1 000 rail workers join 50 000 bus staff in a national strike over wages. The cabinet weighs bus dispute progress as London endures widespread transit disruption with underground railways sustaining service.

Jost Oe British Transport Commission Brian O Robertson U.K London

Queen and Duke to attend final Commonwealth lecture

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will attend the last lecture at the Commonwealth Trans-Antare Royal Festival Hall in London on Tuesday. This event marks the close of the Commonwealth festival activities with royal attendance noted by Reuters.

Duke Fuchs London Reuter Duke of Edinburgh Trans-Antare Royal Festival Hall

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