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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1957
Page
1
Svante Sant Son and Four Aid for Uns Win
Svante Sant Son and four aid teams secured a win in a close contest. The event featured strong showings from competing groups as officials recorded the final score and key plays that sealed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svante Sant Son
Airlift of Arms to King Hussein
Washington reports a large US military aid airlift to Jordan next week. About £3,600,000 in weapons and equipment to reach Amman for an official ceremony aiding King Hussein against Communism. The plan includes tanks and larger arms, underscoring Washington’s Middle East strategy. (Reuters)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
London Daily Mail
Husein
Evenhowee
U.S
Ames
Jordan
Middle East
Nile East
Iuarantos
Mulcortew
King Hussein
Tvaders
Rean Arms
Martyner
Pinas
No Immediate Diesel Price Rise Yet Government to wait on stocks
Government announces a 11 gallon tax on diesel oil but delays implementation until new stock with duty paid arrives. Customs chief F Meere says no tax migration, distributors told to suspend charges, some credits issued to customers as retailers await stock clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Hinera
Uutributora
Comiptroller-General of Customs
F. Meere
Cantera
Accounta
Dougherty Chosen for Upper House in Australia
Tom Dougherty was selected to fill a Legislative Council seat by a narrow margin after a ballot conducted by the Australian Labor Party executive. He leads the union with holdings including radio stations and newspapers valued at millions of pounds and has urged abolishing the Legislative Council describing it as the most exclusive clique in Sydney. He will receive £500 annually as an Upper House member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atin
Eniby
Uhr Atatiaian
Unio Mt
Tom Dougherty
Bylie State
ALP
Dougherty
Higainst Pana | Travke Umiun O Metal
Australia
Legislative Council
Sydney
Higher Bus Fares Reduced Patronage
An annual report by the Minister General Mr WC Nevenian, tabled in Parliament, notes higher bus fares reduced patronage by about £10,000 and an estimated impact on revenue. It cites one man Mises affecting a £50 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Gayteanew
Dunherra
Amister
WC. Nevenian
Mises
Nis Qn
Feers
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold Calls For Action
The United Nations Secretary General Hammarskjold suggested at a press conference that the council should act by pressing a hut to address a feasible crisis. He stated this in response to a reporter's question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Force
Umi Nations
Tag. Hammarsigaeld
Eloy Nated Nath
Volcano erupts near Leon Nicaragua rocks and lava hurled
A Cerro Negro volcanic eruption near Leon Nicaragua, the country’s second largest city, sent boulders and lava flows across surrounding areas. People reported ash and heat as emergency services organized evacuations and monitored lava jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managioa
Irigay
Cerro Negro
Leon
Nicaragua
President Warns Segregationist Over Little Rock Crisis
President Eisenhower plans to cut vacation short for a Washington conference with the Attorney General after Faubus mobilizes National Guards at Little Rock High School. A telegram claimed plans to seize the head of a sovereign state, which White House denies. National Guardsmen and police keep order as federal authorities probe the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Tomurrow
Washington
Waite House
Herbert Brownell
Fanbus
White House
Fautbur
Faubua
LitUe Rock
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Ancient Aboriginal Relics Found By Dr Stanner
Dr Stanner discovered a large rock with mauve carvings unseen before and nearby unearthed a concentration of spear heads. He noted paintings resembled spearheads seen in 30 years of Aboriginal studies and reported local natives feared the images as possibly not man made, suggesting the site may be a weapon base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanner
National University
Life term for former Nazi guard in Berlin murder case
Otto Locke, a former concentration camp guard, was sentenced in Berlin to life imprisonment at hard labor for seven counts of murdering prisoners at Auschwitz during World War II. He was also ordered to forfeit civil rights for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reuter
Otto
Locke
Auschwits
Indian Upper House Passes Health Tax Bill
India's Upper House yesterday approved the Health Tax Bill taxing net assets of individuals and firms. The measure, already cleared by the Lower House, now awaits Presidential assent to become law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
A.ap.-Reuter
India
Lsw
Minister Casey sends SEATO anniversary wishes
The Minister for External Affairs Mr Casey sent a congratulatory message to SEATO Secretary General Nai Pote Sarasin on the organization’s third anniversary, noting the milestone observed on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seato
Casey
South East ‘Asia Treaty Organisation
Nai Pote Sarasin
Maebashi Case: U.S. Army Offers Damages to Sakai Family
In Maebashi, a U.S. Army Offer to Sekia Sakai, widower of a fatal shooting victim, was announced by Colonel Joseph L. Haexelé. Sakai reportedly seeks 300,000 yen. officials say the offer does not admit fault. The sum is approved by Japanese and U.S. authorities and may be refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maebashi
Reuter
5Say
Sekia
America
Joseph L. Haexelé
U.S. Army Claim Service
Far East
Sakai
U.S
U.S. Army
Special Procurement Agency
U.S. Army Claim Commission
Girin
Hayashi
Levin
Girard
Gem Loot Bail Cut for Two Men in Sydney Case
Sydney Friday. Bail for two men charged with stealing jewels valued at £12,000 was reduced by Mr. Avery, SM in Central Court after gems were found in the Sydney Domain last night. The haul included 43 diamond rings, two diamond brooches, and wristlet watches. the jewelry is alleged to have been stolen from Prouds Hotel Australia store on Tuesday. The defendants are Arthur William Delaney and Kevin Conway. Bail reduced from £2,000 to £500 each and remanded to September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Avery
Central Court
Sydney Domain
CIB
Prouds
Australian
Arthur William Delaney
McClennan Avenue
Randwick
Kevin ‘Conway
Craigend Street
King's Cross
S.M
Delaney
Conway
Forces Smash Cuban Rebels
Havana government says it crushed a South Central Cuba uprising led by about 400 rebels who seized police headquarters in Clem Tuegos. Daylong fighting involved naval and maritime police dissidents. many killed or wounded as planes tanks and troops moved in near Cienfuegos, 150 miles southeast of Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Batista
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Clem i Tuegos
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Towle
Atdersors
Jordoni
Suite Depaynent
Lay Handersen
Turkey
Jordas
Fragasi
Lebanon
Henderson
John Foster Tiallesin
Mr. Dougherty
Gar
Newport
Rhode Island
Little Rock
Nazi Guard
Girard Case Offer
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