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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 16, 1958

Page

2

U S Accused of Break Of Faith On Security Policy

In a House of Commons session Mr Smith criticizes the United States for breaking a promise about keeping Canadian security names confidential. He cites a U S State Department note from last August and a Senate sub committee accusation linking Robert Bryce to a Communist study group. Bryce, 48, confirms knowing the Harvard associates and attending study groups.

Smith Robert B. Bryce U.S. Senate Internal Security House of Commons Mr. Bryce Cabinet Bryce Canada State Department U.S. Congress Herbert Norman Cairo Norman Norman Robertson Ambbassador Washington Stith Senate Harvard University Nin Harvard

Investigation reveals lax pension cheque handling in NSW

The NSW Pensions Section faced an investigation ordered by Minister Robertson after complaints of laxity came to light. Griffiths reported undelivered or misused pension cheques, including 14 cheques totaling £1291 tied to a deceased pensioner whose son sought guidance but received none. The matter links to mismanagement within the Department of Social Services and related officials.

Jan Hug Osson N.S.W Roberton S.W Griffiths Raber Kwansea Grits House of Representatives Department of Local Services

Davies dies at 81 leaves estate of 2.95 million dollars

The diplomat Joseph E. Davies died last week at age 81. He left a sizeable estate valued at just under 2,950,000 dollars, about 1.314 million pounds, according to U.S. law.

U.S Washington A.ap-Reuter Joseph E. Davies

Glencor Whisky Ad Claims Australian Character

An ornate ad urges readers to taste Glencor whisky as a prime Australian expression among global whiskies. It touts aged five years and positions Glencor as a standout national variety distinct from Scotch Irish and American ryes.

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