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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 13, 1956

Page

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Three power plan to run Suez Canal debated in Commons

The Suez crisis dominated Commons debate as Sir Anthony Eden outlined a provisional Canal Users Association plan to manage traffic and collect dues with Egypt paid for use. Prime Minister Menzies watched from the visitors’ gallery and Sir Winston Churchill attended as Labour protested provocations.

Suez Canal UPVC Nesser Bir Py Howe Australia Menzies Anthony Eden United Nations Security Council Sir Anthony Canal Users’ Association Winston Churchill Suez Egypt

Eisenhower hedges on Suez action plan contrasts with Nasser bold stance

President Eisenhower declined to confirm a united Anglo American French approach to the Suez crisis and said any action would be referred to the United Nations Security Council before use of force. He supported consulting Britain but warned that peaceful means must be exhausted first. Nasser warned that any attack on Egypt would affect the world and urged Arab unity while Britain backed pilots quitting Suez Canal shipping.

Washington A.A.P. Reuter Esenhower United States Britain France U.S United Nations Security Council Einenhower Suez Canal Eisenhower At Council Egypt Nasser Atlantic Indian Ocean

Musical Welcome For Air Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst

Air Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst, co-pilot of the record Vulcan flight from England to Australia, was welcomed at Fairbairn air station by government and RAF officials. He spoke on bomber capabilities, noted Vulcan dominance over older fighters, and discussed Britain’s future bomber mix including Vulcan jets and Victora aircraft. He planned to visit Melbourne after a cabinet luncheon and parliamentary duties.

Harry Broadhurst R.A.F Fairbairn Air Station Air Athol Ownley Fairbairn R.A.A.F A. D. Garrisson Ene Harry Vulcan England Australia Townley Fairbairn R.A.A.F A. D. Garrigson J. R. Fraser United Kingdom Sir Harry E. Geddes War Memorial Hose of Representatives Senate Bir Harry Britain RAF Air Marshal Broadhurst Russi Air Force

Tasmanian Election Move After Cabinet Defection

The Tasmanian government seeks an election following the defection of ex Minister Bramich from Labour to the Liberal Party. Leader Jackson says Bramich quit Labour over principle, while Prime Minister Cosgrove labels the opposition motion weak. The plan is to adjourn to October 1 and pursue dissolution if Justice Burbury refuses.

Jackson Bramich Labour Party Liberal Party Date Government Cos Justice Burbury

Smaller States Smaller States

Mr Allan CP Gwyder criticizes the approach to funding capital works as chaotic, arguing the smaller states suffer from disorganized ty system and adverse outcomes.

Allan Gwyder

Wool Prices Firm Amid Competitive Market Report

The Ryaney e Sydney Wool Selling Brokers Association notes firm prices as buyers from the Continent United Kingdom and Japan lead demand. Catalogues show mainly medium to fine wools in fair to good length and condition with some vegetable fault. Stock from Central North Western regions and Southern Tablelands plus slopes accounted for a sizable share.

Ryaneye Sydney Wool Selling Brokers' Association Continent United Kingdom Japan Association

Israeli Raids on Jordan Reported by Amman

Unconfirmed reports say Israeli forces raided Jordanian territory, attacking dairy facilities and fortress areas. Preliminary figures indicate 19 Jordanians killed and two injured, with the U N Truce Supervision Organisation noting Jordanian authorities complained of night attacks inside Jordan.

Amman Jordan Peraga United Nations U.N. Truce Supervise Organisation Israe Johan Ron Hills

Cabinet disagreement on Suez denied

Sir Arthur said a full Ministry meeting was held to relay the latest information from the Prime Minister and other official sources abroad. He rejected Dr Evatt's claim of cabinet rifts over use of force in the Canal area. Eisenhower wished UN review before any action.

Me. Menzies Arthur House of Representatives Evatt Canal U.S Eisenhower United Nations

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Canal Company Paul Navigation M. Paul Reymond House of Commons All England Suez Canal Company Canberra Cabinet Melbourne Tasmanian Arthur Ee Res Ublic
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