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01 Nov 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
Nov 01, 1957
Page
1
Soviet Halted West Offense Amid Kremlin Turmoil
Reports from Washington and Paris say Moscow halted offensive plans against the West as internal Kremlin struggles shift focus from foreign policy to Communist Party role in the Red Army. French observers deem the stalling tactical and temporary, tied to Turkish elections, while U.N. debates on Turko Syrian borders linger. An Afro-Asian fact-finding delegation heads to Syria for a three-day on-site review as rival resolutions volley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Marshal Zhukov
Washington
Communist Party
Allan Noble
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Khrushchev
Moscow
Noblé
Assembly of Syria
Turkey
Syria
Farid Zeineddine
Overseer
Women To Give Views On Night Shopping
The Canterra branch of the National Council of Women will give evidence on trading hours in the ACT before the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Monday morning. The council will present the opinions of its 33 affiliated societies representing Canberra’s women’s organizations. The council’s next general meeting, the last for the year, will be held on November 11 with delegates able to discuss current issues. no guest speaker is planned. The National Council will then recess for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterra
National Council of Women
Act
Canberra
National Council
Huge Insurance Policy Proposed On Ansett Life
A million pound life policy on Ansett-Transport director Reg Ennett will be taken out by the company. The annual premium is about £8,500. Ennett, 48, started in business 27 years ago as a hire-car owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg Ennett
Ansett-Transport Industries
Benedary Hinder
Ansett
Electoral Officers Commended in ACT Elections Oration
Senator Remains praised the oration of electoral officers last night amid Budget Estimates in the Senate. He noted recent charges against an electoral officer to avoid further unpleasantness and emphasized orderly conduct in the ACT election process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remains
DSP
Vic
Ing
Senate
Shark Delicacy Export Planned to United States
Austran will soon export shark delicacy to the United States. Trade Secretary Swartz said a company would ship sharks as frozen fish sticks to America. A San Francisco firm placed an order for 20 tons of shark fish sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austran& Will
United States
Swartz
America
San Francisco
Woomera Rocket Reaches 80 Mile Height At Woomera
The Australian two stage rocket reached 80 miles height at Woomera on Wednesday. It stood 30 feet long and travelled over 3400 miles per hour. The first stage lifted the craft to 40 000 feet before firing its single motor. Minister Beale noted instrumentation aided tracking and the flight was shown on a plotting table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woomera
Beale
New Science Lab Opens at Telepea Park High
Paul Reid Ivanam and Brien Flanagan lead the effort as Mr Culbert aims to work under ideal conditions in the new laboratory at Telepea Park High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telopea Park High
Paul Reid
Ivanam
Brien Flanagan
Culbert
Say
Sity
Lashwood Replies To Allegations On Political Engagements
Mr Hal Lashwood, president of Actors' ity, stated he has accepted paid engagements from organizations with political backgrounds but backs free service for professionals. He responded to claims of involvement in Communist concert parties and cultural and peace activities, noting his stance is equal for doctors or lawyers charged professional fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bxyvnex
Whursaay
Actors’ Ity
Hal Lashwood
Alleeeteee
Lashwood
Subandrio Tells Of Dutch Worries In West New Guinea
The youth committee in Makassar urged a crusade to burn Dutch interests while unease grew amid West Irian tensions. Indonesian officials warned staff not to travel at night and warned of possible force to seize West New Guinea from Holland. Over 100000 youths planned demonstrations in Surabaya and other cities in support of Jakarta policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makassar
lIindonesia
Coca Assembly
Unaus Indonesian
Job Andro |Preas
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Ies Sateen Sa
Surabaya
New Threal
Meat Regulations Criticised By Senate Committee
The Senate committee tabled a report after hearing from R. N. Wardle of the Health Department. It criticised regulations for enabling discretionary permits and lacking judicial remedy for meat import refusals, suggesting fiscal provisions could protect government abattoirs without prohibiting trade. Debates expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Regular
Senaters
Gaol Breakers Ordered To Be Given Lash
Meslbourne report states on a Thursday orders call for twelve strokes of the cat o nine tails for murderers William John O Meally and Pan John Henry Taylor for shooting warder during a Pentridge gaol escape on March twenty nine. Judge Hudson said whipping is the only real deterrent against further escape attempts though the men may appeal and it is unclear when the sentence will be administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meslbourne
William John O'Meally
Pan John Henry Taylor
Pentridge
O'Meally
Justice Hudson
Epidemic of Brass Name Plate Thefts Alarms City
A string of seven brass name plate thefts targets doctors, dentists, chemists and even banks in the Manuka Arcade and surrounding streets. Det. Max Robinson investigates, suspecting juvenile involvement. Ring 33344 or contact Canberra Police Station with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Monaghan
Manuka Arcade
A. A. Wearne
Manuke Arcade
Max Robinson
Det. Robinson
Canberra
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Mr. Lashwood
Subandrio
Oncewarm
T . Br
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