Public Administration Conference Opens at Hotel Canberra
Mr. G. C. Remington chairman of the conference of the Royal Institute of Public Administration opens the two day event at the Hotel Canberra. On the dais are R. S. Parker of the Australian National University and conference secretary K. J. Gordon.
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Royal Institute of Public Administration
G. C. Remington
Canberra
Australian National University
R. S. Parker
K. 3. Gordon
Oil discovery in Papua boosts hopes for PNG Australia reserves
A report from the Bureau of Mineral Resources notes oil in Papua and Western Australia reinforces geologists' view of potential commercial oil in Papua New Guinea and Australia. It lists prospective areas, outlines past drilling activity, licences, and rising exploration expenditure across regions including Papua New Guinea, Western Australia, Queensland and Victoria. The Melbourne Stock Exchange saw a sharp oil shares drop amid frantic trading in Oil Search shares.
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Ny Oya
Australian Petroleum Com- Bt
Papua
Tule
Port Moresby
Porl
National’ Development
Spoons
Aumatia
New Guinea
Western Australia
Papua-New Guinea
Australia
Bureau of Mineral Resources
Rough Range
Carnnarves
Basin
Cape Range
East Carnarvon Basin
Broome Ridge
Canning Bain
Queensland
Victoria
Northen Territory
Nsw
South Australia
Papua-New
Guinea
Tasmania
Papua New Guinea
Papua-New Gina
Melbourne Stock Exchange
Sydney
Goulburn Wool Prices Move Up on Second Day
Goulburn wool prices edged higher on the market’s second day with Merino star lots and crossbred offerings showing a firmer tone. Demand from the Continent and the UK supported sales through Goulburn Ltd, as consignors like J. White and Co and N. Yun reported firm prices for branded lots and accounts in the auction catalog.
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Tgulaern
Wool Export
Goulburn Ltd
LW Bates
Junky
Hall
AAAB
Sam Felt Yasy
En" Reardon
Bungen
Eisenhower denounces Pasternak treatment and Nobel case
President Eisenhower said he was shocked by the Soviet handling of Boris Pasternak and his rejection of the Nobel Prize for Dr Zhivago. He questioned immigration possibilities and noted the pressure to conform under totalitarian rule.
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Washington
A.A
P.reuter
Eisenhower
Boris Pasternak
Pasternak
Pastermak
Dr. Zhivago
U.S
Nak
Quemoy Shelling Slacks Off Amid Cease Fire Briefing
Nationalist Defence Ministry reports only 54 rounds fired on Quemoy between dust and 11 15 p m local time as a cease fire allows planned supply runs. An inflation of uncertainty surrounds the cease fire as Communist shelling diminishes.
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Quemoys
Defence Ministry
Revolt Looms In Iraq February Riots Stir Crisis
In Iraq riots flare across several days, driven by factions seeking to push Premier Kassem’s government toward closer ties with the United Arab Republic. The unrest signals a looming second revolution in four months and intensifies pressure on the moderates in Baghdad.
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New York
Soursday Aap
Iraq
Woking
Kassem
United Arab Republic
Hussein plans holiday abroad king to take short vacation
Amman reports Minister for Information Abdul Monim Rifai confirmed King Hussein plans a brief holiday abroad, with a probable continental trip to Europe. The Jordanian leader was expected to depart Monday for a vacation, possibly permanent, according to Cairo newspaper dispatches.
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Amman
P-Reuter
Abdul Monim
Rifai
Hussein
Europe
Cairo
da Wa
Jordan
Evatt’s Lung Spot Improves Amid Pneumonia Illness
Melbourne report says Dr. Evatt, leader of the Opposition, shows improvement though a lung spot found by X ray remains. He has bronchial pneumonia and is allowed out of bed for several hours daily. His secretary says he is in good spirits but restless to return to campaigning. His election tour may be altered with possible Tasmanian and Queensland legs.
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Melbourne
Dr Evatt
Siil
Hix
Isaacs
Evatt
Tasmania
Queensland
Arabs and Israelis clash along Syria border near Sea of Galilee
Reports say an armed clash occurred between United Arab Republic and Israeli forces north of the Sea of Galilee with gunfire striking a tractor in the Lake Huleh area. Israel disputes talk of large scale mobilization and denies prewar preparations.
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United Arab Republic
Sy|rian
Israel
Lake Huleh
Tel Aviv
Tarael
David Ben-Gurion
Problems Facing U S Democrats In Divided Rule
Long column analyzes Democratic prospects as the 6th Congress nears with 219 seats needed to control the House. Eisenhower warns against broad government spending, while leaders like Adlai Stevenson and Paul Butler signal a more progressive Congress. Soviet media call the Democratic win a defeat for U S policies.
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Liingayini
Eisenhower
Paul Butler
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Heodure Green
Senate Foreign Affairs Relations Committee
Russia
Radio
Moscow
U.S
Tass
New York World Telegram
Sun
SIS
Morcow
Redstone Missile Finally Goes into Full Atlantic Flight
Army experts launched the final Redstone research and development missile over the Atlantic and announced it is now fully operational. The milestone comes as Cape Canaveral reports preparation and security surrounding the test.
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Redstone Missile News
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Reuter
Redsone
Atlantic
Turf Withstands Vertical Landing
The research air craft landed successfully on a soft turf football pitch yesterday. Experts doubted the craft could withstand the engine blast and weight, but the four downward engines operated as planned and the landing was completed without incident.
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Reuter
Brian
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