Calwell Deflects White Australia Notion at Conference
Mr Calwell rejected the White Australia policy as a term arising from journalism and said Australia would set its own immigration rules. He urged friendly conferences to shape policies, while noting Australia values lifting living standards for Asian and African friends and that India should not be ignored as a Commonwealth partner.
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Council of the C.P.A
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Bandung
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Raghunath Singh
Canada
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Italy
Eisenhower Plans Nine Country Tour Welcomed Abroad
The Australian Minister Casey welcomed Eisenhower's nine country tour linked to the Wester summit in Paris and Rome visits. Officials say dates are undecided but Italian and Paris sources note plans include Vatican and Middle East stops. Observers expect a possible NATO Ministerial Council appearance and aim to reassure smaller NATO members.
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Eisenhower
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Te Ams
India
Pakistan
Middle East
U.S
Khrushchev
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Qualifications of Coaching College Head Questioned
In Sydney the headmaster of Power Coaching College was challenged in the Legislative Assembly over his academic credentials. Labor member R. Kelly pressed Minister Heffron to verify if the headmaster is Dr. Lang, a former padre in Korea, now DLP treasurer, calling him a possible phony.
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Power Coaching College
Legislative Assembly
R. Kelly
Lab
East Hills
Heffron
Lang
Korea
DLP
Mr. Kelly
Red move at nuclear talks praised by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower said Russia’s willingness to discuss new underground blast data gave the Geneva test ban talks a shot in the arm though not necessarily a real advance. He affirmed the U.S. will not resume atmospheric tests, while not ruling out underground tests. Western sources rejected Russia’s proposed terms for a technical study group, which was urged to meet mid November and report by month end.
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Reuter
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
Fisenhower
Cargo Plane Crash Near Montreal Kills Five
Five people are believed dead after a cargo plane crashed in flames near St. Cleophas de Brandon, about 50 miles northeast of Montreal, on Thursday night. The A.A.P. report states the wreckage was found near the village.
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Montreal
St. Cleophas de Brandon
Re opening Of Orr Case To Be Sought
The Anglican Bishop Cranswick calls for reopening the Orr case amid claims of miscarried justice. Tasmanian academics and Hobart clergy react, urging university authorities to act on the bishop’s statements and pursue truth and justice for Professor Orr.
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Cranewick
Sydney Sparkes
University of Tasmania
Suzanne Kemp
High Court
Stout
Hobart
Mots
Guildford Young
Mervin Holly
Michael Sawyer
Hector Dunn
Cranswick
Lion
Australia
Jewellery missing from Castle in London
Scotland Yard detectives investigate a burglary at a castle in London reported by The Daily Telegraph. A ring valued at about £60 disappeared from a private staff apartment inside the castle walls.
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London
Scotland Yard
Dail Telegraph
Re capture Of Simmonds Near Area In Kuringa Chase
Police widened the dragnet in a 50 square mile sector as Simmonds, believed nearby, briefly detained two men Ranger Colin Green and David Hyde before escaping in Green’s utility. The pair, held at gunpoint, freed themselves and alerted authorities while Simmonds took a 1953 blue Morris Oxford and a road map.
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Peeple
Colin Green
Boatshed
David Hyde
Green
Hyde
Ranger
Coal and
Candle Creek
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