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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 11, 1957

Page

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Informality Keynote for Royal Visit

A fragmented note outlines a royal visit schedule from New Zealand to Australia and Canberra with multiple stops. Queen Elizabeth II plans official functions and hospital visits across capitals including Canberra Victoria and South Australia, with sessions at St Johns Church and Government House during February and March.

Canberra Sne Ac Ruary New Cnberra Victoria South Australia Unelia Sapa Fst John's Church Government House

Royal visit schedule for Her Majesty in Australia

The programme shows Her Majesty arriving by air from New Zealand to Canberra and Melbourne, with visits to the RAAF base, Australian War Memorial, Government House garden party, and official openings. It notes a Second Visit and a sequence of travel between Canberra Cooma Melbourne with cadet reviews and numerous presen tations and handshakes during February.

Allen Brown Amme Canberra Mattina St. John's Grisbane RAAF Qantas Super Constellation New Zealand Acre Martina St John's Her Government House Her Majesty Wil Cooma Corps of Watt Melbourne

Russian science edge warned by Prof Oliphant at Scotch College

Prof Marcus Oliphant warned Sunday that Russia may soon lead in research and development. Speaking at the Old Scotch Collegians weekend conference at Scotch College Melbourne he said Russia has a growing pool of scientists and engineers employed in key roles.

Melbourne Marcus Oliphant Russia Oliphant Scotch Collegians’ Association Scotch College

FBI Probes Disappearance of Stratocruiser Clipper

The FBI investigates the Pan American Clipper missing with 38 passengers and eight crew after radio silence from 01 00 GMT while 1000 miles east of Honolulu. Military and civilian search planes, including Royal Air Force units, scour a 100 mile wide strip from 850 to 1100 miles east of Hawaii. One passenger, Robert Halliday, 35, a Singapore-born executive with a color card manufacturer, is among the 44 aboard.

FBLA Honolulu Royal Air Force Christmas Islaad Hawaii U.S. Pacific Fleet Robert Halliday Sydney Mr. Halliday Singapore

Russia Silent On Fate Of Space Dog

Reports from London and elsewhere say Tass has again given no news on Laika the space dog aboard Sputnik. Western observers note satellite signals and unidentified objects, while Chicago civil defence reports weak or noisy signals on Sputnik II bands.

Russia London A.A P-Reuter Tass Laika Sputnik Europe Australia Globe Oslo Hague Chicago Ilinois Civil Defence Monitor Station

Sputnik To Be Absent For Fortnight

The Russian satellite Sputnik I will not be seen in Australia for about a fortnight. The satellite should have been visible in the eastern States this morning between 3.13 and 3.18 a.m. in the north western sky, according to Canberran officials.

Sputnik Sputnik I Australis Woomera

Stolen Car Recovered By Canberra Police

Canberra police recovered a stolen car 35 minutes after it was reported missing. The vehicle owned by Mr. Alan Ross Hall of Stewart Street Narrabundah was taken from outside and a man was charged with unlawful use of a motor vehicle.

Canterra Alan Ross Hall Btewart Street Narrabundah

Austerity plan for France outlines new price controls

Proposals discussed at a two hour meeting set to be introduced in the National Assembly. The bill would grant the government powers to curb price gouging and regulate business overcharges while promising motorists relief from new taxes on vehicles. Pierre Pflimnlin declines impact on cars.

Listonet Assembly M. Pierre Pflumlin

Man Killed as Crane Touches High Power Line

A crane touched a 33 000 volt main at the Waratah sub station of the Electricity Commission yesterday, killing laborer Robert Krouse 62 of Samdon Street Newcastle. Injured are Mervyn 40 of Beresford Leslie Fisher Mayfield and Peter Wilson 34 Redhead.

Waratah Electricity Commission Robert Krouse Samdon Street Am Mon Newcastle Mervyn Man Beresford Leslie Fisher Mayfield Peter Wilson

Duke States Opinion On Science Study

London dispatch reports Prince Philip urged public understanding of science to grasp current events, stressing that without science literacy society cannot understand what unfolds around them. The remark highlights a push for science education and public engagement.

DUKE London Prince Philip

Drowned Former Diplomat in Port Phillip Bay Incident

Melbourne reports the drowning of Hedley Joseph Archibald, 26, former Australian Consul to Saigon, and his companion Graham Bruer, 48, two miles off Mordialloc. A squall overturned their two man dinghy, Bruer swam ashore but Archibald remained with the boat. Bruer reached shore after about a mile and a half, then directed rescuers as the dinghy and body were not located. Police and Life Saving Club searched Mondialloc and Aspen Dale shores with no success.

Melbourne Port Phillip Bay Hedley Joseph Archibald’ Hudson Gardenis Graham Bruer Walnut Road North Balwyn Hudson Mordialloc Bruer Sanday Saigon Anyanion Mondialloc Aspendale

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