11 Sep 1956
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1956
Page
1
Egypt lays out its stance amid Suez dispute noting no territory or sovereignty loss and seeking negotiated settlements under UN Charter guidance. Cairo stresses calm while U S and UK push for unified responses as tensions rise over canal control and international mediation efforts.
Report outlines May review by Egyptian government and a group entrusted with examining the Suez Canal status. It notes Prime Minister Menzies departure to report on a two nation coalition and peaceful negotiations ahead of key questions and the international waterway governance.
Senior officers discussed a recommendation to ban any future unity tickets at today’s Executive meeting. The Federal president said Victorian and NSW delegates raised the issue. decisions may bind all six states and foreshadow clashes in NSW and Queensland state branches.
Uncertain overseas conditions push Sydney wool prices higher with better styled fine lots up about five percent. Strong demand from Japan and European buyers supports the market amid general strength in mid range and coarser lines. Dalgety & Co. spokesman cites overseas doubt delaying shipments as a key factor in the rally.
In Tokyo on Monday rumors swirl about deadlock in treaty talks as Premier and Conservative leaders clash over next steps. The absence of key figures in Moscow has deepened confusion about how Japan will proceed with agreements.
Adelaide report shows two candidates for the Barker by election. Dr A J Forbes 82 a lecturer at Adelaide University is the LCL choice after beating 14 LC rivals. R A Dettman a breeder and stud stock man for Willunga wins the ALP nomination.
Commission member John Neumann warned that rapid scientific progress could yield atmospheric and climatic interventions surpassing nuclear threats. He urged merging nations' affairs to reduce war risk and establish new forms and procedures for global governance.
A 1956 crop forecast signals a slightly larger yield in the northern regions. Rain and favorable growing conditions support improvements in wheat and corn production. Farmers anticipate steady prices as markets brace for the seasonal harvest.
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