Ampol Linked with New Tyre Factory in Victoria
Premier Bolte announced a large new tyre factory to be built in Victoria near Essendon on four acres at Somerton. Ampol Petroleum Ltd will finance a majority of the capital with 56.1 percent from internal sources. Goodrich Co and other rubber firms are involved. the operation would be among the world's largest rubber plants in the southern hemisphere with extensive facilities and scale.
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Melbourne
Bolte
Victoria
Re Ciena
Corey Nie
Ampol Petralewm Ltd
Ing
Mney
Australia
Ampal Petroleum Ud
D. M. Leonard
Somerton
Essows
Leonard
Ampat Petroleum Ltd
Goodrich Co. ix Oy
America
U.S
Ity
Youth Killed In Shooting Accident In Wollongong
A one year old youth died in Wollongong when an .22 rifle misfired during a target shooting at a home in Figtree. The rifle was left by an 18 year old friend. the bullet struck the youth as he ran from behind a water tank.
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Wollongong
John Edward
White
Figtree
Women rally behind Mrs Melville in ALP support fight
The report notes ALP leaders and officials including K Anderson and Mrs C Tenchit Coast support Mrs Melville. Central executive members of the Star ALP and Waterside Workers Federation factions align with her claims amid intra party dispute and union backing.
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Dney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Watersiders
Melville
J. Melville
Racial clashes flare across London and Nottingham report
Reported outbreaks of violence between white and coloured youths in London and Nottingham. Tensions rise as clashes spread to Glasgow with graffiti calling for racial aims. UK officials discuss immigration policy and condemn extremist manipulation while Labour and union leaders respond to the unrest.
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London
Britain
Anna Well
Nottingham
Glasgow
West Innes Federation
Carl Lacorbinere
Jamaica
Norman Manley
Lennox
Boyd
Bermuda
Buber
Mr Menzies To Close Tumut Pond Dam Gates
Sydney Sunday report says Prime Minister Mr Menzies will close the Tumut Pond Dam outlet gates next Saturday and begin water storage. Senator Spooner, minister for national development, notes the event marks a major stage in the Snowy scheme with increased power capacity and irrigation supplies for New South Wales.
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Mr. Menzies
Tumut Pond
Sydney
Menzies
Tumut Pond Dam
National
Spooner
Guthega
Tumut
Benator Spooner Thia
Pata
Acre
Wheat Prospects Good For 1958 59 In Australia
News in brief notes favorable wheat prospects with rainfall aiding harvest in Australia. Sir John Teasdale of the Australian Wheat Board comments on anticipated output.
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Sydney
Australian Wheat Board
John Teasdale
Frontier Artillery
Japan
Hetry
Australia
New Zealand
Arctic
Washington
W. R Ande
Glass Company
New York
A.A.P
Seta
Corning Glass Worka
United States
Quadruplets Born to Dutch Mother in Village Home
A Dutch woman identified as Mrs. Lautenbach, 26, gave birth to quadruplets two boys and two girls at her village home near Z ward en route to hospital. The newborns were placed in incubators while the mother recovered.
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Amsterdam
Aap-Reuter
Lautenbach
Zwarden
Land Queda
Canberra City Fours Winners At Can ton City Bowling Club
Gandy Cuthbertson Ray McIntyre Ernie Smith and Ted Bruce won the tours trophies at the Canberra City Bowling Club yesterday. A notable feature of the eight saw Flanagan drop by Jack from Manly in a strong early end.
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Canberra City
Gandy Cuthbertson
Ray McIntyre
Ernie Smith
Ted Bruce
Canton City
Flanagan
Jack
Manly
Appeal for Work for Miners Conference Debates Rights
The coal unions press for action as about 600 miners facing dismissal are discussed at a conference with W Parkinson as spokesman. Miners seek a 35 hour week, four weeks holiday, and double shifts amid government talks and mine closures at Abermain and Aberdare.
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Miners’ Federation
W. Parkinson
National Development
Spooner
Joint Coal Board
S. F
Cochran
Abermain No
Calliery
Aberdare
Mr. Monk
J Ikeany
Parkinson Makeas
Wednewlay
Unione
Soaricconder
Petranid Bs
Seven Deaths In N S W Week end Road Accidents
A string of NSW weekend crashes left seven dead and several injured. A seven year old boy died in Port Kembla after falling beneath a slow moving fruit lorry. Others include Jock Cochrane in Dee Why. a pedestrian near Glebe. and a head on collision near Chester Hill. A Nabisa Causeway wreck saw Toner Clark drown after his car overturned. Constable Ron Baldwin rescued three others.
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Kempesy District Hospital
Port Kerebie
Yecer Jay
Durgon Alexi Knesston
Port Kembla
John Borkins
Glebe
Sutherland
Jock Cochrane
Fisher Street
Dee Why
IgFmmacia Griffiths
MacDougall Street
Miller's Point
Hume Highway
Chester Hill
Nabisa
Sens
Ron Baldwin
Nabiac
Baldwin
Clark
UK Migration Policy Stance Cited by Home Secretary
Britain will not easily change its policy of free movement for Commonwealth and British citizens, said Home Secretary Butler in Malton. He noted concerns over unemployment housing and crime linked to immigration while stressing a long standing tradition of hospitality and welcoming residents from the Commonwealth.
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London
Britain
Butler
St, Malton
Essex
Nottingham
Bolles
Commonwealth
Colonies
Mier
Pilot Starts Solo 312 Mile Flight to Rome From Wiewild
A pilot in a Mooney Mark 20A departed from Wiewild airport in a single engine monoplane aiming for a 312 mile non stop flight to Rome. He expects to take 29 hours 15 minutes and admits fear yet determination. The Rome flight is part of a proposed solo round the world attempt planned to complete in eight days by Captain Banfo.
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Wiewild
Rome
Associated Prost
Banfo
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