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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
14
Reports indicate debates at the United Nations focus on charter terms and member responsibilities. The discussions reference cases including Bulgaria and other states amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and proposed reforms.
Fragmented OCR notes describe ongoing deportations in Bulgaria and others, with mentions of a body of nations reviewing charters. The text references Wade, Ay, Moyers, and Loward in unclear context, hinting at international policy discussions and potential legal actions.
Master Builders Commission backs order for Braddon Flats carpenters to return to work after a walkout. Welch Bross and union members reject pay rise conditions as employers seek to pass on two 10 shilling wage rises. dispute centers on £900 in withheld funds.
British Parliament considers modern arms deliveries as Egypt conducts a spy trial adjournment in Sydney looms for verdicts. France backs Suez talks while Italy pledges Atlantic Pact support. Bulgarian rail forgery sentences issued. East German radioactivity measures discussed with new counting device.
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev granted a televised interview to CBS reporters at the Kremlin. The program is described as his first appearance on television, with no makeup, and he rejected a glamorous intro claiming no cult of personality.
Dr Maurice Nathan leader of the Promote Victoria Mission says five major U S firms will invest in Australia, focusing on secondary industries and land development in Victoria including the Murray Valley during a Melbourne business tour of U S centers. He could not name firms to avoid disrupting deals.
The U S House voted to fund the Defence Department at 33 562 725 000 dollars for the coming year, rebuffing President Eisenhower's request for more money and sending the dispute back to the Senate. The amount is 2 564 275 000 dollars less than the President sought, with he urging 1 200 009 000 dollars restored.
The St. John's Scout Troop plans a cake and produce stall at City on Saturday morning to raise funds for troop equipment.
Sir Richard Bower predicts Canberra TV will grow to rival radio in political influence as the ABC opens new Civic Centre studios. Postmaster General C W Davidson airs a recorded speech on Canberra as an international broadcasting hub, praising local institutions and ABC services.
Princess Margaret is recovering from a cold and canceled two engagements on Tuesday. She remained at Clarence House in London yesterday as she recuperates.
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