New Guinea Talks Open At Canberra Conference
Australia and the Netherlands accepted obligations to aid the people of New Guinea as talks opened in Canberra. The conference aims to review legislative and administrative structures, communications, and cooperation in agriculture, health, education, and other fields. J E Willoughby chaired the Australian delegation with Ambassador Lovink noting anticipated mutual benefits.
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J. R. Fraser
M.P
F. Chamberlain
Seah Peng How
Goh Chwee Leng
Canberra
Singapore
Australia
New Zealand
Department of le
New Guinea
Netherlands
Aizonce
Department of Territories
C. R. Lambert
J. E. Willoughby
AH. 3
Lovink
New Gainea
Townsend Denies New Romance Report
Group Captain Peter Townsend rejected claims he proposed to his assistant Marie Lie Jumagne after American Associated Press reports. He said he is making a documentary travel film and is en route to Bangkok.
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Townsend
Calcutta
Peter Townsend
Marie Lie Jumagne
Associated Presg
Bangkok
Pope's Doctor Under Review Over Diary of Pontiff's Death
Italy's medical council plans to decide if action is taken against Dr Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, papal physician for 30 years, for selling a diary-like account of Pope Pius XII's death to newspapers. One Rome paper published excerpts. Turin paper declined.
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Rome
P. Reuter
Italy
Council 9
Turin
Galeazzi Lisi
Pius XH
Red Tribute To U K Boatmen and Relics Church Reopened
Reports from London note a tribute to U K boatmen praised for skill and courage as Moscow Radio relayed news of Belgians downing a Russian vessel. St Clement’s Church in London was rededicated with the Queen present, now the RAF shrine and Remembrance church. Washington reported a record low temperature far below zero. Indonesia says foreign involvement backed rebels in North Celebes. China plans a river link canal linking major waterways to the Yellow and Han rivers.
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U.K
London
Moscow
Poscie
Belg Islands
American Asia Press
Ufebost
St. Clement's
St Clement Dates
Bury
Fisher
Duke of Edinburgh
R.A.F
R.A
Washington
A.A.P
Department Commerce
Mar
South Pole
New York
China
Yaneite
United Press
New Nes Chia
Yin
Ankiansthow
Chengchow
D L P offers more social services in policy speech
Senator George Cole of the Democratic Labour Party outlined a broad social program aimed at aiding the family man. The policy speech, delivered at the Olympic Swimming Stadium with Victorian candidates present, pressed for child endowment restoration, higher pensions, free education, abolition of sales tax on essentials, and home loan guarantees while opposing centralised bureaucratic control.
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Melbourne
Mondy
Democratic Labour Party
George Cole
Cole
Olympic Swimming Stadium
Tougither
Nea
Ate
P.M.G
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Scully
Dr. Evatt
Australian Labour Party
Wagga
Menzies
Evatt Labour Party
D.L.P
D.lp
Commonwealth
Lole Wens
Brasd and
Tongs
Eier
Evatt Labour
DLP
Beaweek
Watson Knee Improves Ahead of Australia Tour
PERTH Monday Freddie Brown reported good news on Willie Watson the Leicestershire left hander as a Perth specialist said his knee was improving and he could likely play against Iowa in Australia next week after travel injuries and treatment during the voyage from England and Colombo to Perth.
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Perth
M.cc
Freddie Brown
Leicestershire
Willie Watson
Brown
Watson
England
Colombo
Iowa
Australia
ACTU Raises Alarm Over Australian Security Checks
Melbourne reports indicate ACTU officials, led by secretary H Souter, considering claims that Commonwealth and British security officers examined workers background at long range weapons stations. Union voices warn such probes could deter transfers and seed distrust amid election security rhetoric.
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Melbourne
A.C.T.U
H. Souter
ACTW
Commonwealth
Monaro Highway Receives New Name for Cooma Road
NSW State Highway No 19 from Canberra through Michelago and Cooma has been renamed the Monaro Highway. Commonwealth authorities approved applying the name to the section from the ACT border to Canberra, updating the historical Monaro designation previously used for Snowy Mountains routes to Nimmitabel and beyond.
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Cansberra
Michelago
Bredbo
Cooma
Nimmitabel
Bombala
Delegate
Victorian
A.C.T
Canberra
Snowy Mountains
Turant
Kiandra
Brows Mountain
Bembaka
Bega
Monara
Woman jailed for thallium tea poisoning in Newcastle
A 48 year old woman Florence Mauderds of Adamstown pleaded guilty to administering thallium to her husband Ernest Penard Edwards in Adamstown on June 15 with intent to annoy He was told in prison wax that she would seek release after eight months of the sentence imposed by Newcastle Quarter Session today.
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Newcastle
Florence Mauderds
Adamstown
Ernest Penard Edwards
Sixty Five Die In Viet TU-104 Jet Crash
The New China News Agency reported 65 people were killed when a Viet TU-104 jet crashed near Rt on Friday. Sixteen victims were Chinese including rural delegates to Afghanistan and the United Arab Republic. The remaining 49 were foreign visitors and experts. A British subject and four Germans were among the dead.
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Reuter
New China News Agency
Afghanistan
United Arab Republic
Hhe
China
London
Brielish Foreign Office
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