Airlines re equipment plan adopted amid big orders
Australia faces a major civil aviation upgrade as T A A and Ansett A N A press for increased borrowing backed by assets valued at about £10,000,000. Both carriers plan to bring 22 modern aircraft next year including Lockheed Electra jets with delivery staggered through April to July and 12 Fokker Friendship turboprops in Ansett's case.
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U S And Soviet Exchange Blunt Peace Appeals
The White House rejects Soviet calls and urges Moscow to restrain China from seizing Nationalist-held lands. Khrushchev accuses U S forces of rushing to Asia while warning of a new risk of war. Quemoy bombardment by Chinese Communists intensifies with Nationalist casualties reported and heavy shelling through the day.
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China
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Midland Bank loan scheme boosts car buys and house repairs
Thousands of people are using the Midland Bank personal loans to buy cars and repair homes. Bank chairman Lord Monckton said this yesterday in London.
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A.p.reuter
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Lord Monckton
Cabinet Defers Return Of Makarios
London reports that Archbishop Makarios will not return to Cyprus as British Cabinet defers the Prelate's return. The Daily Express notes an indefinite stand, The Daily Mail says the decision will be reviewed next month, and The Times cites peace conditions as pivotal to any possible return.
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Daily Express
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Anti American Rally Foiled At Macau Crossing
Portuguese border police blocked more than 10 000 Chinese from entering Macau yesterday to stage an anti American demonstration.
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A.a.p.reuter
Macau
New Device To Counter Canberra Airport Fogs
A new fog countermeasures device nears completion and will undergo extensive tests by the Department of Civil Aviation before service approval. An A DCA aircraft will fly from Sydney to test the system which could reduce the landing ceiling from 1500 feet to about 800 feet. Yesterday Canberra Airport closed again due to low cloud, delaying several flights including an Ansett A N A DC6 with 57 people and politicians from Adelaide for Parliament.
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Melbourne
Indonesia Guarantees East New Guinea Security If West Returned
Dr Subandrio said Australia should not fear Indonesian influence on East New Guinea and that Indonesia would guarantee safety if West New Guinea were returned to Indonesian control. He noted colonial inheritance fuels Asia conflicts and urged neighborly relations. Indonesian leaders stressed the need to resolve West New Guinea without internationalising it.
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Indonesia
Dr. Subandrio
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Asia
Western New Guinea
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Portuguese Timor
Moromath
Savages
National Advisory Board
Lberate
Australian Army May Get Malkara Missiles
The result of field trials in the United Kingdom will decide if the Australian Army is equipped with the Australian developed Malkara anti-tank guided missile. Defence Minister Sir Philip McBride disclosed this in Parliament yesterday.
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Defence
Philip McBride
House of Representative
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Bradfield
Philip
Cahill Awaiting Police Report
Sydney crowd reports Premier Cahill has not received a police allegations report from Commissioner Delaney. He will ask when the document will be ready for the Legislative Assembly after questions from Opposition Leader Morton regarding Jeff Ray held in a Central Police Station cell with a broken leg.
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Cahill
Frank Ray
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Delaney
Visit by First Lord of U.K. Admiralty to Australia
The First Lord of the Admiralty Lord Selkirk will arrive in Sydney tomorrow en route to New Zealand and then begin a one week Australian tour from September 18. In Melbourne he will meet with Navy Ministers and Chiefs of Staff, with Canberra talks set September 22 to 25. He will also visit the HMAS Albatross at Jervis Bay and the Naval College after Berena.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Australia
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Naval College
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