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30 Oct 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1957
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled words likely from a sports page with team names and results. No clear event, date, or scores available to confirm a match or outcome.
Britain accused the Soviet Union of provoking a war scare over Syrian Turkish tensions. Commander Allan Noble urged the United Nations not to rush to action, warning the Middle East crisis may be used for political leverage. Israel and NATO figures weighed in as Turkey and Syria faced mounting regional pressure.
Rain moderate to heavy across the Barrakee Garah Boomi and Manilla districts lifts sprinkles of up to two inches with isolated records of 44 points. Forecasters warn of variable showers extending toward the North West border as droughted towns anticipate relief.
Sydney wool prices remained steady for all fleece and crossbred lines as top bids held firm. Competition from the Continent and Japan supported exports with strong activity from regions including Warroo, Yass, Derrien, Sunnyside, and Jeena, with several Superior and AAA grades noted.
The Soviet delegation urged public talks at the United Nations to speed disarmament. US and UK spokesmen criticized the move as unlikely to succeed, while the Soviet statement argued negotiations should be shared publicly and involve more states beyond the current private sub committee.
Istanbul reports show Adnan Menderes poised to govern again as Democrats gain seats. Ismet Inonu and Ismet Inonu accuse irregular methods and radio manipulation. foreign observers note omissions from voter lists and poor economy cited for the swing. Inonu calls for new elections in Istanbul amid disputed results and alleged ballot irregularities.
Dr Westerman told GATT that Australia fears the six nation European Common Market may raise agricultural barriers. He urged that detailed plans with safeguards be made to share gains with all contracting parties. Britain and Britain’s trade leaders signaled cautious openness to a six nation market, while Australia pressed for internal and external restraints to avoid protectionist spillover.
Coroner praises Gregory Larkin, mechanical engineer, for attempting to save fellow worker Bogomir Mori from a turning wheel at the Adam Inaby Dam site. Mori died in the accident. Larkin was injured. Inquiry found Mori's death accidental and noted safety measures by American contractors Katver, We Perlit and Raymond.
Senator Paltridge told the Senate the number of Ansett ANA staff to be dismissed would grow beyond 100, with most affected workers older and including married women. unions were canvassed in Melbourne by the ACTU for action, while officials pledged to seek alternative employment for dismissed workers.
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