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27 May 1957
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 27, 1957
Page
1
Vast plan to exploit Northern Territory minerals in Australia
The article describes a proposed large scale mineral development to supply bauxite and alumina from Yona of sale to Bell Bay Tasmania at a set price. It notes potential profits, partnerships with Aluminium Co. Ltd and New Guinea Resource Protecting Co, plus surveys in Papua New Guinea and Arnhem Land with rich bauxite finds and possible hydro electric prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Bay
Tasmania
Costa
Develoment
Beale
Aluminium Co. Ltd
New Guinea
Gove
Arnhem Land
Weipa
Cave Fock
T Wan
High Power Costs Threaten Export Flour Contracts
Parry of the Flour Council in New South Wales warns power costs threaten NSW flour exports. The Sydney rate 14/98 per ton exceeds Melbourne 8/8 and WA 11/. He notes a £1 million Nour export at £300 a ton would yield 34,000 tons, with 14,000 tons of bran and pollard for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Sydney
Russia
Mr. Parry
Melbourne
South Australia
Western Australia
Parry
N.B.W. Milla
N.B.W
Golf pair share same hole in one on single course
Two notable golfers each scored a hole in one at the same course in London. They did not know each other until meeting at the 19th hole for a joint celebration at Brook Park in Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Jay
Inter
Brook Park
Surray
Werd
Australian girl missing in France in coastal search
Brisbane tourist Miss Mind Rodwell, 24, vanished after leaving Toulon for Nice. Gen darmes searched the Toulon to Marseilles coast as railway officials reported a girl matching her description taking the Nice train. Miss Rodwell had attended a Catholic youth meeting and stayed with Miss Denise Ross at a Cassis youth hostel when she walked out Thursday morning and did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
AAP
Reuter
Cosatal
Marseilles
Brisbane
Nice
Dauphine Ene Ke Eerl
Rodwell
Denise Ross
Cassis
France
Miss Rodwell
Jaw Breaker Fights Mar Central Coast Rugby Debacle
At Wyong to lay Wyong Morrowisset faced Gosford in a first grade match. A brawl in the final 15 minutes left one spectator with a fractured jaw. Gosford held a lead when two Wyong players were sent off for fighting. As players left the field, women joined in the melee and several incidents occurred. The crowd kept fighting until dusk, and the injured man was taken away by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyong
Wyong-Morrisset
Gosford
Lay
Brawin
Goaford
Migrant Deportation Call Sparks Police Crime Debate
Minister Townley says Spitiri not assisted by Maltese or Australian governments and should be deported. Police records show Spitiri bound over in Australia in 1954 for unlawful assault and female, later acquitted of malicious wounding. Detectives note migrant crime rates in 1956 rose modestly while overall arrests surged 134 percent in New South Wales, with officials Upholding low crime among aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Spitiri
Aougtrad
Australia
Malta
Calman
New South Wales
Calman Bald
Jewellery Stolen From Braddon Home
Theft reported in Braddon involved Mr John Coatetsos cafe owner as intruders rifled the Torrens Street residence stealing £549 in cash, a watch and a ring. Detective-Sergeant FR Rochford leads inquiries amid a night raid context. Also noted was the theft of a spare wheel and tyre plus spanners from a car parked at Mulwala House between Friday night and Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coatetsos
Torrenstreet
Braddon
FR. Rochford
Eric Ingevies
Mulwaia House
Holt Leaves Sydney for Geneva to Attend ILO Meeting
The Minister for Labour and National Service Mr Holt departed Sydney by air for Geneva to join the International Labour Office conference starting June 5. He said unions view automation realistically, noting it could raise living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synnex
Sunuly
International Labour Office
Labour and National Service
Holt
Sydney
Geneva
Peace Appeal By Dr. Mannix at St Margaret’s School Dedication
Geelong reports Dr. Mannix, archbishop of Melbourne, called for global disarmament during the St Margaret’s Primary School dedication in East Geelong. He urged nations to halt weapon production only when all nations are ready to concede arms, warning of mutual destruction otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geelong
Melbourne
Mannix
St. Margaret's
St. Albans Road
Australia
Massive Allied Air Assault Turns Night Into Firestorm
Report recounts over 3,000 bomber sorties by American Canadian Dutch and British forces in a night raid on IRAP targets. Delta Javelin fighters tested in all weather operations as airfields radar sites and other targets faced a simultaneous attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mediterranean
Mussolini Lost Faith in Italians in Trial at Padua
In Padua a witness at the Congo treasure trial testifies that Domenico Laghetto, once a member of Mussolini's party, fled with German comrades after losing faith and sought sanctuary in Switzerland. He explains he could not trust the Italians and describes embezzlement of the treasure Mussolini and ministers carried when fleeing in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padua
TtaMana
Congo
Domenico Laghetto
Duce
Ond
Switzerland
Communista
Mussolini
European powers press China trade talks in Paris
In Paris the 15 nations push to ease the China embargo as Britain France Belgium and Japan back a reduced goods list. Western allies seek a compromise with the United States to avoid a break and decide by tomorrow whether to relax restrictions without Soviet inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Halegetionay
China
France
Britain
Belgium
Japan
P-Henter
Chincom
Sarge
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Victoria
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MR. Holt
Dr. Mannix
Europe
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