UN Debates Middle East Crisis and Turkish Invasion Allegations
United Nations debates amid Syria Turkey border tensions as Syria seeks troop withdrawal and a probe. Gromyko warns of fatal consequences if Turkey advances, while Turkey and British observers dispute Soviet and Syrian expansion claims and submarine base build up near Latakia.
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Midget submarine found off Rockhampton reef
Townsville diver Captain Don Milne claims to have found the hull of a midget submarine about 20 feet long on a coral reef off Rockhampton while searching for a larger sunken sub. Milne says the wreck was located near the area where a full-sized submarine is believed to have sunk.
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Public Accounts Committee to hear St Marys costs later
The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee will investigate St Marys ammunition filling factory costs at a later stage. Chairman Mr Bland said the committee has much on its plate and will decide timing. Defence spokesman Mr Beale defended the project against waste or theft claims and noted floods in February last year cost about £1 million.
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Banking Bills To Be Introduced Tonight in Parliament
The Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden will introduce four major banking Bills in the House of Representatives to establish the Reserve Bank and restructure Commonwealth banks. The Opposition Leader Dr Evatt faces absenteeism protests as Labour members vow to fight the legislation to the last ditch. Senate passage is expected despite a likely absence by Senator Dorothy Tangney and pairs being refused.
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Retention of limit urged by Bruxner in Assembly
In Sydney the Leader of the Country Party Mr. Bruxner urged the government to ignore pressure for raising the road speed limit above 30 miles an hour on roads through small settlements. He spoke in the Legislative Assembly today.
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Censure motion fails in House over defence policy
The House of Representatives rejected an Opposition censure motion by 5 to 33 relating to defence policy. Mr. Crean moved to reduce the Defence Department budget for the year to £940,000, but the motion was defeated and the house approved a total defence vote of £190,000,000 for 1957-58.
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Move To Halt Withdrawal Of Snow Leases
Labour back benchers in caucus secured a promise from the State Cabinet to rethink ending the annual opening of snow leases in the Kosciusko Snowy area. Mr Seiffert attacked the Governments stance amid claims the Snowy Mountain Authority caused damage, challenging the erosion risk of grazing from November to May.
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Eisenhower Plans Confidence Campaign to Boost Economy Faith
President Eisenhower announced at a Waldorf Astoria dinner that he will address the nation in the coming weeks to bolster confidence in the domestic economy and the U S ability to compete internationally in science. He urged Americans to reject morbid pessimism about private enterprise and employment. He voiced unshakeable faith in informed free citizens solving problems.
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Three Fishermen Fight For Lives In High Seas
Three men aboard the fishing boat Heather Belle fight for survival off the East Victorian coast after a gale wrecks their wheelhouse and stops the engine. Vernon Newman 25 Lance Newman 22 John Theodore 22 are aboard. Radio remains active as Harvey Star and a search plane from East Sale prepare to aid at dawn.
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