Tidal Waves Sweep Pacific Then Hit Japan and Australia
The distant Chile earthquake spawned tidal waves racing 2 700 miles to the Pacific Rim. Hawaii and Japan reported deaths and widespread damage while Australia faced surging waters and harbor disruption. Authorities warned of possible further quakes.
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Hawaii
Hilo
Royal of Sons
Zealand
Chile
Pacific
Hawkes Bay
Christchurch
Lyttleton
Rabaul
New- M
Fort Denison
Sydney Harbour
Sydney
U.S. Names Soviet Spies to U.N. Debate
America's chief delegate Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge listed names of Soviet spies he said were captured in various countries over a 12 year period. He urged open skies talks with Russia and argued the USSR applies a double standard by maintaining spies abroad while protesting a single spy plane.
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America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Old Council
Fr Fraze N
Unate Bote i Lodge
Russia
Voy
Nica
Ehce Department
Ina
Ecuador
Timie
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Gromyko
Lodge
Paris
United Nations
U.S
First public screening on mouth to mouth resuscitation
Tonight Amen ities Hall near Canberra Community Hospital hosts the first public showing of an instructional film on mouth to mouth resuscitation. The event invites interested members of the public to attend.
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Amenities Hall
Canberra Community Hospital
Arbitration by Seamen Seeks Wages and Sunday Work Rates
The union asks Justice Foster to vary the award to restore lost weekend earnings. It cites industrial unrest and cost of living pressures and seeks Saturday rates of time and a half for four hours and double time thereafter, with Sunday double time replacing current 1 4 time. Marginal rises are 9s 6d for ordinary seamen, 1 0s 9d for sailors, and 1s for boatswain and donkeyman. no extra for under-21 members.
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Justice Foster
Australian Council of Jade Unions
Mplo
Wool futures firm on firm note in Sydney trading
In Sydney on Tuesday trading finished with a firmer tone as Wool Futures Exchange Limited reported stable gains and solid demand. Market participants cited steady interest from textile buyers and producers maintaining prices.
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Sydney
G Wool Futures Exchange Limited
Break-through in Major Snowy Tunnel ceremony delayed by fog
The Minister for National Development Senator Spooner could not attend the opening due to fog and the ceremony was led by Sir William Hudson at 12 15 pm. A 250 lb gelignite charge collapsed a 10 ft rock barrier revealing a major tunnel join after a week of delays.
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Sir William Hudson
Snowy Mountains
Evan
Novy Mountain Authority
Sir Illiam Hudson
Sir William
Tantangara
Australian meat production falls in nine months to March
Australian meat production for the nine months to March was 1 071 900 tons, down 46 900 from the previous year. Beef and veal dropped 98 000 tons and pigmeat 1 100 tons, while mutton and lamb rose by 53 100 tons, according to Commonwealth Statistician R Carver.
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Australia
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R. Carver
Eichmann Arrest Reported as Nazi War Crimes Suspect
The article notes Adolf Eichmann, Nazi official blamed for the Holocaust, has been arrested by Israeli authorities. It mentions Ben Gurion announcing the arrest, without details on location or capture method, and details Eichmann’s role in the extermination program and his escape to underground.
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Turaeli Ler
Han
Eichmann
David Ben Gurion
Hitler
Israel
Nuremburg Tria
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Europe
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Ruhr
S.S
Austria
Germany
Prague
Investors Used as Pawns in Large Financial Deals
Mr W Rigby from Hurstville urged an urgent amendment to the Companies Act after criticizing the Sydney Stock Exchange chairman over the handling of large deals. He said many investors sacrificed life savings to secure futures and must be protected from being used without consent.
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Sydney
W. Rigby
Labs
M.la
Hurstville
Rigby
Sydney Stock Exchange
Urque ‘Hart
Royal Order For Dobell Paintings for Windsor Castle
The Duke of Edinburgh commissions Australian painter William Dobell to create two works to hang in Windsor Castle, a landscape and a figure piece. Dobell will travel to London to deliver by a set date and a Picasso exhibition will be opened at the Tate Gallery.
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Windsor Castle
Dobell
London
Tate Gallery
Duke of Edinthas
Sydney
Duke of Edinburgh
William Dobell
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Murian River
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