Eisenhower Rules Out Appeasement at Heads Talks
President Eisenhower warned against appeasement as major powers convene for high level talks. He described deliberations on continental defense and strategic air forces, stressing unity within the North Atlantic Alliance and the need to maintain military balance amid shifting global tensions.
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New Bus Indicators Approved for Canberra Routes
Officials announce approval of new bus indicators to guide routes in Canberra WA. The plan includes two route panels for New Dakin and Yet and aims to improve bus service within months. The Chamber of Commerce and local associations supported the installation process.
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Prime Minister Overseas Visit Costs Revealed in Public Record
A government accounting itemizes overseas travel expenses totaling £80 050 for ministerial duties. It lists the Prime Minister and several ministers including the Treasurer and Attorney General, with specific sums for travel and related engagements. The report notes expenditures across various Commonwealth visits and official duties, alongside allocations for royal ceremonies and opening events.
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McCarthy Proposes Rescue Mission for Airmen
Senator McCarthy offered to join a task force to rescue American airmen held by hostile forces. He suggested possibly serving as a lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps Reserve and stated there was no immediate indication from the President.
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Civil Defence Council Plans and Personnel Proposals
The Civil Defence Committee chaired by the Director of Civil Defence discussed establishing state planning units and detailed civil defence plans. Council members debated a 28-person civil defence council with 18 from the states, and approved extending the Civil Defence Committee to include representation from Commonwealth and state authorities. The Commonwealth Gazette announced two instructor roles with salaries and age restrictions for applicants.
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Woman Charged With Poisoning Mother-in-law
Mrs Phyllia Ruby Wood of Sulton Street Dalio was arrested in Wollongong Court charged with attempting to poison her mother in law using a barbitone. The alleged act occurred at her home, with 68 year old Mrs Hall also involved as a witness in the same residence. The case proceeds under police inquiry and court action.
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Board Upheld Sergeant Davis Appeal Reinstatement Ordered
The board, by a two to one majority, directed that Sergeant Davis receive his full salary, wages, and allowances after a successful appeal to the Crown, with orders to report to Police Headquarters at 8 pm. Bob Davis, 26 years in service, is not expected to resume duties in Darlinghurst.
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Bankstown Raid Targets Observer Owner and Premises
Federal investigators conducted simultaneous raids on Ray E Fitc pAirick's Bankstown home and the Observer office, plus a haulage firm, as part of a Privileges Committee inquiry into an article attacking MP CA Morgan. Officers seized copies of the paper and related materials in an investigation led by the Commonwealth Investigation Service director.
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Two Thousand Flock To A.B.C. Children’s Hour At Albert Hall
A large Canberra audience attended an ABC Children’s Hour at Albert Hall yesterday. The event featured Atholl Framing Pot and notable performers Jim Ewart and John Apiston among others. A capacity crowd filled the venue, with hundreds left outside unable to gain entry as many children queued for the show.
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Supreme Court Orders Woman to Leave Property
A court order directs Mrs. Mabel Jones of Serres General to vacate the premises. The ruling, issued today, compels her removal from the property under dispute and notes the order is to be enforced immediately.
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Housing Debate Sparks Criticism and Government Response
The article records sharp criticism of housing policy as officials discuss the government’s program. Key figures reference include Mr Hamilton and A. 10K, with debates over development plans, public works, and the impact on tenants and builders.
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Harrow Points Win Marcos Harrow
In a tense contest Marcos Harrow earned a narrow win as Harrow managed to edge ahead late. Key players included Elmer and Breanna who contributed points for the home side while Maceos and Nora Coalas sparked attempts to rally the visitors.
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