Cooma Butchers Challenge Local Monopoly Move
Cooma butchers seek council action after a move to ask the minister to reconsider an amendment to the Cattle and Diseased Animals Act aimed at halting a local monopoly. They accuse authorities of blocking meat from nearby suppliers and plan to present the issue at the next council meeting, tied to Aid Rolfe's campaign.
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Cooma
Associaton
Arthur Felt
Homebush
Rolfe
Cooma Ft
Poace Tackle Girl for Flag In Parliament Square
In Parliament square a demonstration centered on flag ideals turned tense as a girl faced a taunt from a passerby. Jane Friday, described as a local activist, urged restraint while addressing the crowd about inclusive national symbols.
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Poace
Jane Friday
Pariment Square
Inter-Parliamentary
Mike Todd to stage 18 000 guest Madison Square Garden party
Mike Todd signs to stage a monster party at Madison Square Garden for 18 000 guests. Guests from 18 countries include President Eisenhower, governors of 48 states, and mayors of 100 key cities.
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New York
Mike Todd
Madison Square Garden
Eisenhower
Maralinga Test Postponed By Winds In Australia
Weather conditions at Maralinga today forced a second postponement of the spring atomic test in Australia. Officials said the test may be rescheduled for Sunday if a southerly wind prevails and conditions are suitable.
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Adelaide
Maralings
Move To Have Presbyterians Ordain Women
In Melbourne the Presbyterian General Assembly of Australia, with 300 male members, debated ordaining women as ministers. Rev J C Alexander urged a report to the assembly, arguing the church denies half its members a rightful place in governance. Rev E R Vines supported ordination for women as ministers or elders due to Protestant precedent, minister shortage, and doctrinal reasons.
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Melbourne
Presbyterian General Assembly of Australia
J. ¢. Alexander
Ormond College
Melbourne University
E. R. Vines
Turramurra
N.S.W.1
Elections in ACT polling booths set for council and hospital board
The ACT holds elections for one council and the hospital board with 21 booths across Jervis Bay Wreck Bay Hall Naas and Tharwa open until 6 pm. Thirteen candidates vie for the Advisory Council and eleven for the Hospital Board. Electors must mark consecutive numbers in order of preference and vote in their local booths to prevent congestion.
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Council
Ca Hospital Board
Jervis Bay
Wreck Bay
Hall
Naas
Tharwa
A.C.T
Aberra
Aixee
Advisory Council
Alnaworth
Petition to United Nations on Hungary Condemns Soviet Actions
At a U.N. session in New York an international petition condemning Soviet imperialist aggression in Hungary was presented to U.N. President Prince Wan Waithayakon. The petition, backed by 37 sponsors, includes support from Myrna Loy and Senator Javits and calls for continued world attention and possible sanctions. The assembly planned to endorse a 11 nation resolution based on a five member inquiry and appoint Prince Wan as envoy to Moscow and Budapest. Cuba urged sanctions if interference persisted as U.N. debates questioned credentials of Janos Kadar's regime and calls were made to address French actions in Algeria.
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New York
A.A.P
United Nations Today
Hungary
U.N
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Myrna Loy
Javits
U.S. Democratic Party
Prince Wan
General Assembly
Assembly
Miss Loy
International Confederan For Free Trade Unions
Hungal
United Nations
Committee of Inquiry
Moscow
Budapest
Cuba
Soviet Union
Emilio Munez-Portuondo
Vote to condemn Minister Fairhall in ACT election
Jim Fraser warns that a large vote for Lab candidates today would be a public rebuke to Interior Minister Fairhall. He says Canberra citizens should register clear dissatisfaction with the deal offered in many unhappy ways and demand a better arrangement for the ACT.
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Labour
Fairhall
Jim Fraser
Canberra
Fraser
Bevan to Meet Khrushchev in Moscow During Russia Visit
Australian Prime Minister Bevan on a 10 day visit to Russia hoped to meet Soviet Communist Party Chief Nikita Khrushchev who is on holidays in Moscow.
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Moscow
Reuter
Am Bevan
Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Missing Cessna Flight Over Broken Hill Search Under Way
A light Cessna with three presumed occupants took off from Koja, 62 miles northwest of Broken Hill, at 1.43 pm and was due back an hour later. A flight path sighting 46 miles east of Broken Hill at 2.20 pm suggested the aircraft was low. RAAF Dakota aircraft from Canberra will resume search at first light tomorrow.
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Koja
Broken Hill
Cessna
Atackman
Eer
Broken Pill
Dakota
Canberra
Chaplin World Premiere Draws Crowds in London
Large crowds gathered in London on Friday to welcome Charlie Chaplin and his family for the world premiere of his new film A King in New York. Police maintained order as fans cheered the veteran star and his entourage.
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London
Aeere
New York
Diamonds Found in Arctic by Russian Scientists
Russian scientists from the Leningrad Institute of Arctic Geology located large diamond fields in Yakutia, Arctic Russia. An expedition lasting five months used plane and helicopter transport, according to Moscow radio via AAP Reuters.
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London
Yakutia
Arctic
Moscow Radio
Leningrad Institute of Arctic Geology
85 Turks Die in Flood in Ankara Region
Initial reports say at least five people died and around 70 injured as floods in the Ankara area hit Wednesday night. Officials warn toll could rise to hundreds pending a full survey.
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Ankara
Ceres Reuter
Police raid nets machine gun and explosives
Melbourne detectives raided a flat in Elwood after a tip on suspected gang activity. A man was shot in the arm during the raid and taken to Alfred Hospital for treatment as explosives and firearms, including a loaded sub machine gun, were recovered. Three men and three women were detained for questioning at Russell Street Police Headquarters.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Alfred Hospital
Basa
Brighton Road
Oon
Elwood
Nistal
Russell Street
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