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13 Sep 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
1
Egypt and Syria plan joint army actions in Middle East
The report details Cairo and Damascus organizing a combined military plan with key Syrian and Egyptian leaders meeting President Nasser. It notes involvement of General Abdel Haim Amer and Colonel Abdul Hamid Serraj, with speculation on Iraqi and Lebanese military transfers and regional tensions including reports of Israel and Turkey preparing attacks on Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Iraq
Iraq Security Ie Bre
Sarraj
Ali Jawdat
Lebantat
Raqi
Lebanon
Levanese
Salah el Tarazi
Syri Foreign Ministry
Damascus
Beirut
Charles Malik
Chasnoun
Tarael
Middle East
Associated Press Today
Chamoun
Moscow
Israel
Turkey
Pilot Ejected To Safety From Sabre Over Australia
A Royal Australian Air Force Sabre jet crashed after takeoff from Williamtown Air Base during commemorations. Pilot First Grade Board 27 from Williamtown ejected safely, landing with minor injuries on his elbows. The crash prompted coast guard and shipping alerts as the aircraft fell three miles north of Nobby's Signal Station at 11 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Engan Ted
Williamtown
Air Force
Nobby
Grif
Bvivea
Newsboy Guilty of Manslaughter in Stawell Case
A Supreme Court jury found Edward John Frewer at Newington Road, Stawell, guilty of manslaughter in the July incident involving Leslie Ernegy Oliver. The jury recommended mercy and the boy was remanded by Justice Smith for sentence.
Tragic Fire Near Yass Claims Three Young Children
A fire at a Bowning homestead near Yass cost the lives of Karen Reardon aged 5 Lindsay 3 and Christine 18 months. Father Victor Reardon 39 was badly burned while trying to rescue them and later collapsed with burns and shock. Mrs Reardon had been away to fetch a telephone message when the blaze broke out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yass
Bowning
Victor Reardon
Karen Reardon
Lindsay
Christine
Reardon
Mia
Victorian School Damaged in Large Fire
A Victorian school in Melbourne suffered extensive fire damage with the two story main building gutted. Damages likely reach hundreds of thousands of pounds. A nearby block with 12 rooms mostly workshops and art rooms was not damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trooma
Assurance To Hospital Staff On Victimisation
A three hour conference between the hospital Medical Superintendent and staff representatives led to assurances that any written complaints to the Labour Council would be investigated immediately. The chairman Mr. Brophy said staff may freely raise concerns and promised no intimidation. The Labor Council and ACT trades body plan further action including inviting the Federation secretary to Canberra to aid the inquiry into conditions at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Brophy
Aloyee
Brophy
A. S. Lane
A. J. Tozer
Trades and Labour Council
Labour Council
Canberra
Hospital Employees Federation
Hospital Employees' Federation
G. Badcock
ACT, Trades and Labour Council
Fred McCauley
Ina
McCauley
Messrs. D. Donaldson
L. McVeigh
J. .N. Applebee
F. Cheesman
Hospital [Employees Federation
J. W. Burton
A.W
Walt Mr. Mc
Cautey
Nity Hospital Board
Trade and Labour Council
Hospital Employees’ Federation
Badcock
Adelside
Cheesman
Annual Debate Urges U N Hungary Opinion Pressed
Australia faces an urgent parliamentary debate on the United Nations Hungary report. Sir Wilfred Kent Hughes frames the motion calling attention to the October to December upheavals and questions the Soviet response while pledging aid to Hungarian refugees. Evatt argues against political capital and seeks future action. The debate ends without a decisive vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrmasey Meg Mmmn
Wilfred Kent
Hughes
House of Representatives
United Nations
Evatt
Labour Party
Australia
Wilfred Kent Hughes
Russia
Suez Canal
Peterogs
House
Hungary
Holt
Boy crawls half mile with broken leg after horse crash
A 15-year-old boy, Warren Jones of Dora Creek, was dragged and crawled through bushland for about half a mile with a broken leg after his horse stumbled and threw him near Cooranbong. He suffered two leg breaks and was found by rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auweastla
Anursday
Cooranbong
Warren Jones
Kalang Road
Dora Creek
New Procedure Streamlines Import Licensing System
A new procedure adopted last Tuesday replaces the sales based method with a licensing replacement for selected commodities to ease imports. Commodities from designated areas are affected and aim to let importers meet current needs fully within a value ceiling on their valid licenses. The Comptroller General of Customs, F Meere, says the scheme enables importers to obtain genuine requirements in full whenever within the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeonent Wals
Nowcoer
Comptroller General of Customs
F. Meere
Meere
Woman injured in Belmont collision near Forrest
Mrs Hodgson of Mt Pleasant Road Belmont Geelong was injured when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Constantine Papathanassion of the Liberty Cafe Manuka at the intersection of Arthur Circle and Empire Circuit Forrest around 5 30 pm yesterday. She sustained a badly lacerated fractured right arm and was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital. Her 13 year old daughter Robyn and seven year old son Garry received abrasions. Constantine was unhurt and his car had minor damage. The Hodgson family on holiday were to leave Canberra tomorrow for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwyuneth
Betty Hodgson
Mt. Pleasant Road
Belmont
Geelong
Papathanassion Constantine
Liberty Cafe
Manuka
Arthur Circle
Empire Circuit
Forrest
Hodgson
Canberra
Daugheter
Robyn
Garry
Constantine
Fire gutted Youngs major store Hammond and Hanton Ltd
A blaze in Young destroys Hammond and Hanton Ltd in Main Street causing £250,008 in damages to a subsidiary of Bunny Philp. Police attended as about 2,008 onlookers gathered along Boorowm Street to watch the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YOUNG
Hammond and Hanton Ltd
Hammond and Hanton
Bunny Philp
Boorowm Street
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U.N. Rport
Calswell
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