30 Nov 1956
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1956
Page
1
The note notes weak prospects in the upcoming row and comments that the entries do not look fairly strong. Lorraine adds personal observation about the situation.
Eight contenders face a tough 200 meter race amid limited entries as finalists vie for top positions. The field includes standout sprinters from Barbary and nearby clubs, with observers noting a restrained meet under challenging conditions.
Reports describe U N urging volunteers while the Turkish government seeks a fixed date for talks with Britain diplomat Lloyd. Iraqi and Syrian leaders pledge firm measures to defend sovereignty as arrests rise among pro Iraq groups. Syria advocates Arab neutrality and opposes external intervention amid regional tensions.
Canberra reports the Australian government fixed an export quota of 80 000 tons for scrap iron and steel in 1957. The decision aims to conserve domestic supplies and was announced yesterday by Minister for Trade McEwen.
Yugoslav United Nations correspondent Jakev Levi, who had been in the United States for some time, applied for asylum last night. He previously edited a Yugoslav paper before leaving for the United States and is now seeking refuge.
Prime Minister Janos Kadar rejects UN observers entering Hungary in a Pravda interview. He cites sovereignty and internal affairs, arguing external forces would imply a counter-revolution and delay as American and UN forces approach.
In the semi finals at Drive today Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall advanced to the Los Angeles final for the first time. Hoad pressed hard and used a wide range of shots to overcome his opponent while Rosewall struggled to find effective defence.
The United States ordered Constantin Ekimov a Soviet delegate at the United Nations to leave the country amid accusations of planning action against England. The move followed reports from October indicating his alleged intent to participate in activities hostile to the Allies.
Five suspects were arrested after an explosives cache was found near the Ministry of Justice. The raid followed an abortive attempt to blow up the ministry. Police say the seizure involved more than 46 kilograms of explosive materials.
Police monitor threats to the Duke as he tours Sydney in an open car and aerial progress with 200000 to 300000 cheering crowds. Officials at the Premier's Department and Government House remain vigilant while security precautions are heightened during the Royal visit to the university and state events.
Melbourne crowd vents frustration as Landy finishes third in the 1500 metres heats and fails to secure a top spot. World mile record holder faced a tough, rough race markedly affected by the crowd and conditions. Sydney star Bailey withdraws from heats, leaving officials and spectators puzzled by the sudden change.
Melbourne report notes Kevin Hogarth carries Australia’s last boxing hope as he opens the welterweight semi final against Irish rival Fred Teldt. The article mentions Tony Madigan among Australians, the tall Russian回 and ABA champion Gi is holder, highlighting the tense semi final context and national stakes.
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