04 Oct 1955
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1955
Page
1
French forces bolster Morocco as tribesmen attack settlements in Atlas Mountains. Heavy fighting rages near Lemouser Des Mar Auches as armoured columns and aircraft strike 3,000 rebel tribesmen. diplomatic maneuvers in Paris and Geneva unfold amid regional violence.
Fragmentary OCR text references a city fund and a timetable in weeks with names like Brinbane and Groom. It mentions a Commonwealth context and potential political or civic actions, but many words are garbled.
A fragmentary report claims a uranium find in North Queensland near Pereggie, with a claimed $80 value and a cover story about a local survey. Pensioner J Mace Mal, from Percyvilly, is noted amid comparisons with other Australian finds, while officials say surveying disruptions affected nearby Pereggieville area.
A garbled report from Marrickville hints at a hand and arm in a box discovered near a residence. Police and officials, including O’Hare who purchased the home, are investigating the unsettling find and its origins, with local authorities guiding the inquiry.
The British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs plans a October trip to Sudanesia and nearby stops on a Colombo Plan journey. The itinerary spans October 12 to 15 with departures and arrivals noted, reflecting a busy diplomatic travel schedule.
In Rhodesia a deadly accident sparked a riot as an African worker died when crushed by a mobile crane. Europeans were injured and several Africans were beaten as activists attacked buildings, machines, and mining infrastructure. Authorities reported a mob gathered around the body and demanded the crane operator be handed to them. the request was refused.
Detroit economist says the Salk vaccine could bring poliomyelitis under effective control within a few years. He predicts development of vaccines against other viral diseases and notes optimism about mass immunization programs this year.
Roker Rel, head of a firm, stated that prices range from 20 pounds for plain pipes to more elaborate sets with ivory and silver fittings. A Pakistan firm lists prices and offers to furnish instruments, including a proposed trade with a Scottish buyer.
A damaged report notes ongoing shelling near Quemoy port area amid tense national defenses. The piece references regional forces and international reactions, highlighting potential infiltration and strategic stakes in the Amoy Harbour region.
Mr Cahill says Abstraile was overcharged about 170 million last year in the income tax. The Premier warns the state cannot be overcharged this year. He notes the federal surplus will outstrip the state budget, affecting funding for education and essential services while budgeting for deficits.
Fict-Marshal Sir Ji commands Cyprus defences as troops and police tighten security at Nicosia airport and key sites. Patrols extend four miles around Kruho airport while the Field Matal reviews guard posts at Government House and other central locations. Deputy-Governor arrival expected. Me, ergy Slay, 43, formerly head of the trata Guile Togolund Adiable.
Near Mildura, armed guards watch levees as river threats menacing crops rise. Farmers report saboteur fears, with construction engineers reinforcing banks overnight. Homes flood risk grows, and growers battle water while protecting vegetables, noting levee breaches and damage to tomato and other crops.
Patrons at Canberra venues favored hotel lounges with late night service and steady crowds. The Civic House lounge remained quiet after 8 PM, while Hotel Canberra showed improved patronage on Bathurst night with fewer incidents reported.
In Ragaul, Montuny Auwhunlis endures a long drought with eight days of little rain. An average rainfall of ties and a half inches is noted, while a weather disturbance disrupts water supply and causes minor damage. Local wells report reduced levels and disruption to rescue efforts.
Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese officials urged to open talks with Communist China. A Diet delegation reportedly conveyed the appeal to Prime Minister Tehiro Hayayama through Parliamentarian Tokutera Kitamute. Private visitors had previously met with government aides amid tension over regional issues.
Disjointed OCR report notes former Argentine leader Juan Perón seeking refuge in Paraguay after his deposition. Text references Paraguayan gunboat movements and political uncertainty as officials in both countries react to his exile.
Chinese state media accuse the United States of stalling negotiations at Geneva. The Peking Daily says Washington seeks to delay progress and accuses America of failing to act in good faith while China commits to continuing talks to implement the agreed framework.
A historic press summary outlines German foreign minister Van Brentana urging swift re unification talks with the Soviet side. He emphasizes the unification of East and West Germany as Germany’s top priority and signals readiness to adjust policy only through active negotiations with Western allies and the Soviet Union.
London reports quote Persian and Arab ministers urging Syria to accept Soviet and allied arms offers for Arab states. Suggested supplies include light and heavy weapons and training for air forces. Officials note discussions during a regional meeting in Beirut and parliamentary committees considering arms aid and cooperation.
Fragmented notes describe President Eisenhower undergoing repeated medical tests and checkups as officials monitor his health. The garbled text mentions blood pressure readings and a cautious approach by doctors, with doctors weighing any signs of ailment. The unsure source hints at concern from White House aides and Cabinet figures.
A prison riot led to about £22,000 in damages and several hundred pounds more in costs as about 200 convicts clashed with guards. Tear gas and thrown objects escalated before authorities regained control at the facility.
Fragmented text reports Indonesian officials calling for closer Australia Indonesia cooperation amid unspecified concerns. Mentions Darwin and Canberra with garbled phrases suggesting diplomacy and regional partnership efforts. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
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