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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 07, 1958

Page

5

Australian Coastal Shipping Faces Modern Pressures

The second annual report on the Australian Coastal Shipping Commission notes the Australian National Line dominates coastal trade with over a third of interstate tonnage. It warns road competition elevates costs and speeds, shrinking intra state and long haul sea trade, while bulk handling and redesigned ships shape future viability.

Eshiee Australian Nationaline Commission Melbourne Sydney Rad Australian National Line

Clergy Struggle to Meet Finances in Australia

The Southern Churchman reports that two thirds of Protestant ministers in TLS.A. era are in debt and that many clergy face financial strain similar to urban slum conditions. It notes clerics often bear greater personal financial demands than other professions and feel pressure to uphold charitable giving and church standards.

Tls.a Australia

Two Oil Firms Barred in Syria

The United Arab Republic government bars two oil firms from operating in the republic after accusations of violations. A commerce and economy ministry statement notes the measures follow sanctions against the companies and freezes bank deposits.

Syria Pamasctis A.ap Reuter United Arab Republic Gannled X Y Syrian-Arion OH Comnes Eerrepublic Compani

World Bank IMF conference eyes big quota increases

New Delhi reports a major conference opening to urge immediate large increases in member country quotas for both the World Bank and the IMF. An extra 1,970 million pounds is seen as the target, with the U S delegation backing President Eisenhower's plan for an International Development Association to fund lending in developing nations in their own currencies. Prime Minister Nehru opened the talks as about 400 delegates from 68 countries attend.

New Delhi Reuter Chey World Bank International Monetary Fund Tach U.S Eisenhower International Development Association Bony Fm Joane India Mr. Nehru France Australia Emung Uberi

Road safety measures urged to reduce Canberra accidents

A Canberra reader argues for practical road safety steps to curb accidents. She suggests visual warnings, restricted left turns, and signals to improve decision making at intersections, noting delays of seconds and yards can determine outcomes.

Canberra Pegrum Teaulla Ln

Warning on Soviet submarine threat intensifies NATO drive

Admiral Jeroutdl Wright warned NATO naval forces and the U.S. Atlantic Fleet must counter the Soviet submarine threat. He expressed deep concern about the Russian submarine force and said the ability to respond must be maintained as the threat grows.

Washington Jerautdl Wright NATO U.S. Atlantic Wright

Atomic Garbage New Problem

Navy wartime plan for atomic garbage disposal on merchant ships uses deep sea burial or underground tanks. Hazardous by products from pressurized water reactors are captured by ion-exchange resins, then shipped to underground storage tanks. most isotopes are short lived and decay quickly.

Atomic Eni Commission A.ec Hanford Washington Arco Idaho Oak Ridge Tenneesee Aiken South Carolina Arnold Joseph Walter Belter A.E.C._ division of Fet Rey Associated Press Raven Aay

187 Residential Sites To Be Auctioned

The Minister for the Junior, Mr taithall, announced Canberra will auction 187 residential leases. Auctions run at Albert Hall on November 10 12 with sites in Ainslie Braddon Campbell Deakin Dickson Griffith Lyneham Narrabundah and O'Connor listed for later dates. The minister noted more sales would occur at an early date and leases offered more frequently.

Iunior Taithall Aid Department Canberra Albert Hall Ainslie Braddon Campbell Deakin Dickson Griffith Lyneham Narrabundah O'Connor

Wool trade talks mix with upbeat meat deal

The report notes confident sentiment on wool amid six weeks abroad with trade tallies showing prices still low. Mr McEwen backs the new meat agreement and says Australia must accept the entire market, stressing its importance to the meat industry.

Australis Molwen McEwen Australia

TugoLay Leader Vows Defense If Needed

Belgrade reports a Yugoslav communist official says the Soviet bloc campaign leader will never set foot on Tugenavian soil. Marko Beline told a rally that Yugoslavia is ready to defend its country if necessary.

Belgrade Tugoniay Miunist Tugenavia Communist Party Central Committee Marko Beline Dalnice Outie

Death of Ald. H. C. Taylor Queanbeyan Leader

Alderman Henry Charles Taylor of Kent Road Queanbeyan died in Queanbeyan District Hospital after about four weeks illness. A 67 year old long time council member and former mayor, he chaired the hospital board and helped establish local clubs. Survived by wife, son, daughter and an adopted daughter. Funeral at 9 PM from Queanbeyan Methodist Church with Riverside Cemetery interment.

Henry Charles Harry") Taylor Kent Road Queanbeyan Queanbeyan District Hospital Alderman Taylor Alow Foundation Queanbeyan Rifle Club Methodist Church Riverside

Excellency Opens Australian Young Women's Association HQ

Vice Regal Lady Slim arrived at Government House Melbourne yesterday and formally opened the new headquarters of the Australian Young Women's Christian Association. Lieutenant George Halley and Miss Jean Lester attended the ceremony.

Lady Slim

Religion Survives in Zagorsk Amid Soviet Anti Religion Drive

In Zagorsk Soviet Russia a pious woman prays with her child in a church as atheistic propaganda targets religion. Priests, domed churches, and a muted religious life contrast with Pravda’s anti religious campaigns. The piece notes limited religious persecution and ongoing worship despite state hostility.

Zagorsk U.S.S.R Associated Press Soviet Union Broxcow Kremlin iZazorsy Domex Ais Starr Zagorsk Liga Vale Church of Refectory Ony Lenin Soviet Russiai Munist Pravday Mus Pravda Zapory Mi. Am

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