London Letter TV Prohibition Debate on State Opening
A British debate grows over telecasting the Queen’s State opening of Parliament. Proponents argue transparency and democratic education, while traditionalists fear constitutional norms and camera intrusion. The BBC contends TV would reflect royal duty and parliamentary process.
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Mortuament
Horse Guards
Britain
House of Commons
House
Times
Tt Ta & Royal
Iwork
House of Lords
Peera
House of
Waa
Peece
Anglo American unity urged to lift western burden
A 1957 commentary argues Britain and the United States must deepen cooperation to reduce wasteful information gaps and align Middle East aims. It envisions stronger Anglo American collaboration across nuclear, military, economic, and scientific fields to improve global welfare and defuse western tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
Middle East
NATO
Orte
Colourful Procession At Coulburn Colours Unite For UN Flag Day
Hundreds of Canberra residents traveled to Goulburn for a colourful procession led by uniformed pupils. National groups including Maltese Poles and Dutch Catholics joined the parade outside the cathedral, recitations and songs feature as clergy and schoolchildren participate.
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Amor
Cap
Bamarit
Mark Fog
Theateh
Van
Bourka
Joby
Technocal
Wy Brien
Can
Vary Rey
Bisters of
Mercy
St. John of God
Ourtay Na
Bae
Oue
Pau
United Nations
Canberra
Goulburn
Buyers blamed for piracy charges against Japanese firms
Information on faulty shipments shows the code numbers and "Made in Japan" marking on boxes. The manufacturer halted production by order of the association, while overseas buyers were warned to stop selling and retrieve goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semued.y
Canberra
Japan
Shinichi Kondo
Kondo
Light Harvest Forecast for Melbourne Area
The Melbourne region anticipates a light wheat harvest this season. Victoria's harvest last year reached 35 282 183 bushels with yields below 40 million bushels expected this year, according to Mr Chandler in Enid.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Chandler
Enid
Rotary Work For International Understanding
Alfred F. Whitcombe, Grenfell, urged Canberra Rotary Club to support Rotary’s drive for global goodwill. He noted Rotary operates in 12 countries with 9,500 clubs, funded scholarships totaling over 2.25 million dollars and 446,000 business leaders connected through service across nations.
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Alfred F. Whitcombe
Grenfell
Rotary International
Rotary Club of
Canberra
Rotary Oficers
Rotary
Cuba
Rotary National
Retry Amvascadora
Letters To The Editor On Night Trading And Relaxation
A Canberra reader argues about the concept of relaxation and enjoyment in relation to night trading. The letter questions which group benefits from stores open at night and notes concerns about social impact on mothers with young children. It also references Amalie Tojo and the timing of Japanese war matters in World War II.
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Commons
J. P. Gimour
Canberra
Tojo
Saipan
Mr. Menzies
Ayis
Japanese Prime Minister Visit Sparks RSL Opinions
Letter argues RSL federal leaders and agents are aligned with government on Japan policy. It questions national action regarding hosting Prime Minister Kishida and calls for a member referendum before forming policy. The writer supports Kishida’s reception only if it reflects member views.
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Newman
RSL
Yeo
League
R.S.L
Kish
Japan
National League
Australia
Kishi
Traffic Upheaval On King Edward Terrace Spurs Road Fixes
A partial occupation of the Administrative Block has turned King Edward Terrace into a busy, dangerous street. Proposals call for two distinct lanes from Commonwealth Bridge, improved north bound flow from Commonwealth Avenue, and a direct Parkes Place to Scott's Crossing link with parking.
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King Edward Terrace
Griffin
Ipider
Comsmonwealth Bridge
Lennox Croanl
Commonwealth Avenue
Scott's ‘Crossing
Scott's Crossing
Parkes Place
Satellite Still Worries Washington
Washington frets over Soviet Sputnik and its implications as new launches and tests hint at ballistic missile progress. Analysts caution against optimism, noting the Soviet lead and heavier payloads than anticipated while the United States plans its own early next year launch.
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Fecat
Soviet Union
United States
Y.M.C.A. Annual Meeting Set on Egypt Topic
The Y M C A annual meeting tonight will feature Mr A R Cutler V C delivering an address titled Egypt and the Middie Fant. The event takes place at Industry at pm. Cutler, former Australian Minister to Egypt, recently served in Cairo for 12 months before the current Middle East crisis, with focus on the association’s activities.
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Egypt
A. R. Cutler
V.C
Industry
Cutler
Cairo
Middle East
Festival Plans Completed for Queanbeyan Floral Festival
Festival plans finalized for Queanbeyan's third Floral Festival with events on Friday November 8 and Saturday November 9. Monaro Street will be closed temporarily as local groups run stalls and amusements to raise funds for their activities.
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Queanbeyan
Monaro Birett
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London
Palace of Westminster
Britian Broadcast Corporation
Ashington
London Accord
Coulburn
EMR
Ind
Retiry
Free World
Amalie
Turner
Analie
Washington
Y.m.ca. Annual Meeting
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