21 Nov 1955
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1955
Page
1
Soviet leader offers industrial aid to India amid a shared anti imperial stance. The two nations express solidarity in Asia while discussing economic cooperation and political alignment against common rivals.
Near Chute bm a car struck a group attending a whey ride near their farm injuring several. Victims were Trevor Baynton and John Baynton and Andrew Crist Porrett. Mareen Baynton, 16, survived with injuries. Driver of the car was arrested.
An anonymous British newspaper reports that Britain should cut UN aid amid threats from Dr Philip Cardon. The piece links proposed spending cuts to saving funds for national defense and international alliances.
Police seek the driver of a car involved in a morning incident at Commonwealth Avenue and Circuit. Norman Rothwell of AB lumber Street Reid reported to Jolie he intended to turn onto London Circuit when his vehicle was struck from behind. Conatuple T. Cooper is investigating.
AYPNEY Bunday reports Wool growers oppose a proposed wool marketing scheme. Dr Fyatt Hie notes strong opposition among woolgrowers and argues a fixed price under government control could harm the industry. AWB leaders warn against any plan that might undermine the market and price stability.
An expert marine investigation began into the Joyita incident as crew and observers described near-mits of a craft near Sydney. Reports note waves, possible ship damage, and concerns over mooring at Sova's Lawhsta Bay, with witnesses citing a large wave and potential structural strain.
A damaged rail incident disrupted the Southern Line near Tundanoon with several carriages derailed. Passengers waited as trains were redirected and the service was restored to normal after significant delays.
The dedication of the Methodist National Memorial Church drew large crowds as ministers from Sydney faced delays after a derailment. Canberra leaders and international supporters praised the project, with donations totaling 149,000 from Britain, New Zealand, and Australia, and a debt of 73,000 eased by a 20,000 draft.
A makeshift wooden barracks near Ander anch is hurriedly readied for the final assembly of the new German armed forces. Shelled moves and rapid construction mark the prelude to the Wester front deployment as the end of UNE approaches.
An article fragment describes a Canberra council discussion about policing powers and limits, with mention of the Mintetes and a plan deemed too intimate or wide in scope. The text references a minister, a run, and a decision by a body named KOT Run Butely Counc, amid banter and procedural uncertainty.
Reported chaos near the palace as loyal crowds stormed the Sultan’s grounds in Calipn. Arms, stones, and fire were used as clashes erupted injuring several and driving many Moroccans away, with residents fleeing the area.
In Nicosia on Sunday a wave of anti British violence, mainly sneak raids, unsettles optimism for a political solution. Attacks followed Britain’s 38 million development pledge for Cyprus, with disruptions after a neighborhood bombing during a public demonstration near Limassol opera. Children and families fled as police attempted to disperse crowds and youths clashed outside the theater.
A furniture store in Manuka plans new premises as a watchmaker and jeweller, Keane, Jeg, expands into Bougainville Street. The display will feature glassware and modern island showroom elements. The shop opens November 20 in Bailey Arcade, Salon Building, Coa on. Allan Judy Greg, a Canberra junior cricket player, is attached to the event.
Mrs F Robson wife of the Canberra City Bowling Club vice president lands by booming ball 25 years ago on Saturday with Kira Rebvon and HH and Mr dR Nar MP.
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