Local racing notes tumble in unclear report
Fragmentary OCR text shows racing results and names like Donnell and Nuria with unclear actions. Specifics, dates, places, or outcomes are not readable.
06 Nov 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows racing results and names like Donnell and Nuria with unclear actions. Specifics, dates, places, or outcomes are not readable.
The Soviet Union withdraws from the Disarmament Subcommittee and signals a push for a full UN body talks, arguing further progress is exhausted. Western powers oppose the move and India explores steps to avoid a breakdown while Britain and France urge caution.
A 10th anniversary of the wedding of the Duke of Edinburgh is noted with a television special planned for November 20. The Daily Telegraph reports the program will feature newsreel footage and commemorative coverage.
London dispatch reports a broadcast alleging Turkish borders near Syria show American tanks and troops moving toward Syrian villages. The same program accuses Egypt of surrendering the Gaza Strip and opening the Suez Canal to Israel, while Jordan denounces Egyptian contacts with Israel as treason.
Indian customs officials seize fifty thousand pounds of gold from an Arab ship at Calicut port. The seizure underscores ongoing anti smuggling efforts and involves officials from the revenue department and customs at the coastal city in India.
Mr A J McPherson, deputy headmaster at Canberra High School for three years, is promoted to headmaster of Quirindi High School in New South Wales. He starts duties at the 1958 first term, after acting as head during Mr F B Jones’s six month absence abroad last year.
A man armed only with a tick forced a crocodile to release a companion after it seized him in a river. He carried the mauled friend to shore and sought help. the victim died from severe injuries.
In Jakarta the Communist Party spokesman warned retaliatory measures could target Dutch firms to pressure the Netherlands over West New Guinea. He said Indonesians including workers peasants and youths supported by the military might act against Dutch enterprises if talks fail and Dutch forces refuse to hand over the disputed territory.
American efficiency experts from Ebasco call for a five year £ 67,750,000 program to modernise NSW railways. Recommendations include plant and equipment upgrades, more diesel and electric traction, centralised accounting, and one man bus operations as trams shift to buses.
Sydney will see substantial rail service changes from December 1 as announced by Minister Kin ticknap. The plan trims losses and improves key routes including the Canberra Monaro Express stopping at Picton on weekdays and the Melbourne Express stopping at Liverpool on weeknights.
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