Australia and United States face lead and zinc import talks
Debate centers on a U S lead and zinc import quota as Australia presses for recognition of Red China trade and urges export growth. President Eisenhower notes multilateral hopes with Britain and Australia, while Dr Evatt accuses government of drift and failure to promote overseas markets.
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Nationalists Call For U S Civil Airlift Volunteers
Nationalists call for U S Civil Airlift volunteers as reports surface of plans for American air support to Quemoy and Little Quemoy. A CBS Taipei correspondent cites high U S military contacts on Formosa and notes 12 C 119 flying boxcars could be deployed with ground crews.
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Parliament delegation honors Territory bravery awards
Federal MPs completed a nine day Northern Territory tour visiting settlements and missions. They congratulated Gerald Fly and Jack Gidgigarrie for bravery in saving a man from drowning in the Todd River in December 1957. The minister opened the Warrabri government settlement and the party visited Bathurst Island Milingimbi Groote Eylandt and Yuendumu.
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Holden Car Prices Fall Across All Models in Melbourne
Melbourne Tuesday. General Motors-Holden announces price cuts across all models effective tomorrow. New capital city prices show Standard sedan £1,110/13/6 and Special sedan £1,173/8/6 among decreases. Daum says savings to buyers exceed £3,500,000 annually.
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Price Guarantee For Dairymen Amid Butter Support Fight
The Rural Committee wins a higher butter price with an interim 3d per pound payment and government backing. Cabinet approves the 3d rise to stabilize dairying despite internal debates and calls for up to 3 1/2d. The move aims to protect producers while not raising retail butter prices.
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New Reports of Mystery Submarine Sighted near Bass Strait
Two more witnesses reported a mysterious vessel in Bass Strait last week and followed news of an RAAF search. Beatrice and Fred Hawkins of Ringwood observed a distant conning tower-like object with rising and dipping aerials off Westernport Bay between Hastings and Flinders.
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World Catholic Population Hit 468 Million Outside Iron Curtain
Vatican officials estimate 468,314,585 Roman Catholics live worldwide outside the Iron Curtain. The figure reflects the global church size as reported yesterday by Reuters.
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