Commonwealth trade talks push for economic co operation
Delegates stress long term realism and planned production within the Commonwealth to ensure each country makes what it can efficiently. Discussion covers reciprocal preferences, tariff freedom, Colombo Plan extension, and need for price stability and capital support to under developed nations.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Winch
5. W. South
New Zealand
Commonwealth of Nations
Sovith
J. W. J.C. du Plessis
South Africa
Shr Vo K. Mudaliar
Tidia
Colombo
Stanley de Zoysa
Ceylon
De #oysa
Anti inflation campaign promotes growth and living costs
President Eisenhower and Vice President inaugurate an anti inflation drive endorsing a private 2 day campaign. Representatives from 48 national organizations seek measures for promoting economic growth and curbing living costs.
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Washington
NAP
Eisenhower
Living Chista
Prohibition Urged For Papua New Guinea
A conference of Christian missions in Papua and New Guinea urged total alcohol prohibition. The plan seeks to outlaw imports and manufacture for five years and impose annual renewable permits during a transition. Father John McGhee opposed the motion, warning officials and firms could abandon the territory.
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A.a.p.reuter
All Christian Missions
Papua
New Guinea
Wesley Sutton
Rabaul
John McGhee
Sutton
Nails Found In Stall Of Cup Runner
In Melbourne at Flemington C.I.B. investigate possible attempt to maim Travel Boy to prevent him from running in the Melbourne Cup. Two nail‑driven wooden slivers were found in Travel Boy's stall and were observed near Balfast's strapper in an adjacent stall. No further suspicious items were found after a course-wide search.
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Melbourne
Flemington C.I.B
Travel Boy
Balfast
V.rc
Frank Bullock
Japanese Pearling Fleet Sails for Japan
The Japanese pearling fleet, comprising eleven luggers and one mother ship, has sailed for Japan. Minister for Primary Industry Adermann stated the move yesterday.
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Japan
Adermann
New Zealand Praises Australian Efforts in New Guinea Trust Work
Mr. Nash told the U.N. Trusteeship Committee that the large but worthwhile task in New Guinea is proceeding with Australia bearing major cost. He cited Western Samoa’s road to independence, NZ support after 1961, and joint administration of Nauru with Australia and Britain.
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Australia
United Nations’ Trusteeship Committee
Nash
Western Samoa
New Zealand
Britain
Nauru
Pacific Sulphate
New Guinea
Canberra
Te Island
Margins Case Decision Expected Next Month
Sydney report says a decision in the margins case is anticipated next month. Commonwealth Council of the A F U chairman Mr Horsburch stated the hearing of the metal trades case should conclude in Melbourne by November 13 and that a Christmas announcement is likely.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Council of the A.F.U
Horsburch
Melbourne
Five Minute Strike In Canberra For Melbourne Cup Broadcasts
Canberra offices and shops paused for five minutes as workers and shoppers gathered to listen to the Melbourne Cup broadcast. At 2 45 p m crowds blocked streets while typists and assistants left desks to hear the race. Bookmakers stopped bets and many private homes held charity events as the city returned to normal after the telecast.
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Canberra
Acton
A.C.T. Jockey Club
Metropolitan
Melbourne Cup finish scene with Pat Glennon on Macdougal
Pat Glennon caps a sweeping ride to outpace rivals and seize the Melbourne Cup. Nether Gold edges White Hills for second on the rails while Grand Garry sits fourth, with Sir Blink fifth and Trellios sixth in the closing stages. Travel Boy leads a pack including Yeman Grand Scot and Valerius in the foreground.
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Macdougal
Adelaide
Pat Glennon
White Hills
Nether Gold
Grand Garry
Sir Blink
Trellios
Travel Boy
Yeman
Grand Scot
Valerius
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Commonwealth Trade
Winch
Colonel Glover
United Kingdom
Port Moresby
Canberra University College
U.N
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