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02 Oct 1953
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
1
Wheat marketing plan eyed by Commonwealth and States
Minister McEwen forecasts a favorable outlook for a uniform price wheat marketing scheme across Australia for the coming crop. An orderly plan envisages a three state pool with NSW SA and WA joining the Australian Wheat Board and alignment with the International Wheat Agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Ausra
Greenae
Australia
McEwen
Western Australion
Western
Aurratte
South Australia
New South Wales
Autralian
wach @tate
Eny & Premium
They
NRW
Seem
Commonwealth
Ba Belark
McEwein
Uigy
Beast
Export Policy Notes Sparks Trade Tension
An unclear broadcast fragment hints at a policy on exporting beans and a demand for open trade ranks. Officials debate restrictions while markets react to potential shortages and price shifts.
Australian blast area winds alter timing of tests
Reports say winds from the south to the east may affect the timing of an atomic test in Australia. Officials at Woomera warn deck winds could move the explosion debris over varied distances. Authorities coordinate observers and experts to monitor the shot near the Lower Were area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australi
Maren
Woomera
Uch
Ori Cherwell
Paesaninl
Air Winton
Wodmeta
Wietot
Wekve
Assault Charge and Jury Verdicts Reported
A local court case involved charges of bodily harm against two defendants. The Crown alleged involvement at a Well plant incident. Jury verdicts were returned on two charges amid testimonies from Emmet Walle and others. The events reportedly occurred near September 16 at a facility in Cupical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nino Ewn
Emmet Walle
Miners Books Opened Amid Federation Talks
The Miners Federation consider opening its books to former Pintriet members as discussions continue. An official, W Parkinson, announced government funds may back schemes in Wollongong and Sydney, with support for Northern districts and the Southern NAW region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery’ Federation
Pintriet
W. Parkinson
Wollongong
Malionn
Henutor
Wunallor
Bydney
Joyce
Peuthern Distriot
AAS
Mmedisenthy Mens
Hanks
Malan Sees Crisis for South Africa in UN Debate
The head of South Africa’s government warned in a United Nations session that Communists seek revolution aiming to erase white supremacy and enforce absolute equality. he described internal strife as a brewing crisis while defending apartheid and declaring faith in colonial alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danis S Mulan
Bouin Afvien
Mulan
Africa
West Likely to Press for Early Meeting of Big Four
Diplomatic sources say the West will push for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting as soon as possible to ease tensions over Germany and other global issues. Reuters notes Moscow’s note prompts Britain and allies to pursue a pacted dialogue while avoiding a wider conference with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Oneon
Thurasay
Runali
Lily
Don
Allan
European Union
Bent Duh
Moscow
Germany
China
No Toll Cigars For Winston Winston Fight Back London
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene involving Winston, a rough journey back to London, and a foreign secretary named Anthony perhaps. The text mentions cigars, a delay, and politeness on the way, with unclear remaining details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton” Churchil
London
Fie
Anthony Ederd
Minister Leads New Advisory Council Visit
A minister tours the newly formed advisory council meeting to discuss policy shifts. Attendees include Dr J Mathiewn and other department leaders, with emphasis on practical guidance and future steps.
Canberra Advisory Council urged for new status and growth
Minister Keen addresses the first meeting of Canberra’s Advisory Council noting the council's evolving role as Canberra gains more authority. He honors former chair Shakespeare and signals a gradual shift toward greater local governance while acknowledging ongoing national political tensions and postwar growth in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor
Fin. Janse
Ube
Washington
Canberra
Formal Clothes Rule Discussed For Royal Visit
A dated council discussion outlines clothing expectations for a royal visit noting formal dress may be unnecessary for many occasions. The proposal details who should wear what at receptions and dinners and references an advisory council chaired by Mr Kent Hughes with a plan for admin steps and a time frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureus
Kent Mughes
Uname
Edinburgh
Advisory Council
Sensle
Queen's Gift to Library Highlighted by Sir William Slim
Sir William Slim presents a Queen's gift to the library as part of a royal tour memory. The speech recalls 310 years since a charter and praises the project as a national achievement. The item, linked to Queen Elizabeth II, commemorates royal focus on culture and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Slim
William Slim
Cay Cook
Australia
Ojtion Oy
Hyatt
Cook
Lizatreith
Commonwealth
Gueenl Elizabeth
Greenwich
Kirong VI
Planes to Nav e Range of Two Million
Fragmentary text describes plans and contracts related to plane navigation and a range figure of two million. Mentions the U. Fore and negotiations or condition terms tied to a contract.
Australia Must Rely On Unity With Allies For Defense
An analysis argues Australia should base its Cold War defense on allied unity and interdependence with the United States Britain and Western powers. It stresses building a capable Navy Army and Air Force and enhancing submarine and reinforcement readiness to deter global conflict without relying on single nation power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Australia
Auntradu
Leader Lareder Hettott Forms New Government
After a week of turmoil, Anted OY in Copenhagien reports Democrat Lareder Hettott has formed a new government following Dunia stactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ante OY
Copenmagien
Thum
Boclul Democrat
Lareder Hettott
Minomy
Emnis
Dunia
Prisoners Riot at Panmunjom
Reported riot at Panmunjom by prisoners escalated as guards clashed with detainees. One prisoner was killed, others injured as demonstrators hurled rocks and battled near the prison area under UN command observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priner
Lael ‘Ane
Ragaination Carmina
United Nations Command
Commission Miombera
Chinsss and
North Horean Hospital
Poviah
Ceech
Membany
Lybourg
Snes
Cossmiine
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Mses Eanery
International Wheat Council
Staten of Waetai Aust
Routh
Avattalia
McEwen Nald
Queensland
Wheat Board
Victoria
Teey
Malan
South
Merwe Goerennny
Reuter
Comry
Ballah Foreign Office
Rudy
Gabinet
Russia
International
Lenin
Winston
Kent Hughes
A.C. ‘Advisory Caunell
WI. Bye
Aplember LF
Sid Hened
Shakespeare
Kamt Hughes
Crumett
Ken Hughes
Camber
Probleme
Micheldieog
Pune
Ereano
Ounee Citlen
Suntiae
Kent Hughen
Tew
W. A. McLares
Acheme
Hlarrijow
Wien
Jomiea
Petisin
Uae
Pointeil
Eich
Alata
Praia
U. Fore
PRN
Carmen Tede
Aggren- Jaria
International Communa
UG Main
Thmrat
Svortnara
Wentdeath
Mali
Asckryerds
Panunjon
Panmunjon
Wintmisbie Abbey
Will Wind
New York
Zener Air Ie of
Fionna
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