17 Sep 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1954
Page
1
A chaotic account shows Liberal protests over a plan to cut. The debate centers on arms and training, with speeches criticizing a Manila Pact and national defense strategy. Government members clash with rebels over unity and the Navy’s role, while concerns about universal training rise.
Readers described a hostile reception at a New Australia rally where protesters carried banners blaming communist loans and denouncing the university. The crowd shouted threats as speakers including Rev. Dov McCrae and Professor Warde faced jeers and interruptions amid tensions over political influence and labor issues.
The wife of the Minister for Water Resources made a forced landing in a paddock near Bankstown Aerodrome. The plane was undamaged and she and her passenger were uninjured while competing in a men’s relay trial at the hotel in Bankstown.
The Italian Red Cross award was presented in Tallinn by Lady Rein amid a display of ceremonial dignity. The event honored the efforts of Amatralin's ay and featured attendance by officials including Dr. H. Brower, Mrs. Mildenhall, and other dignitaries. The presentation took place at Parliament House, with an official display planned for King's Mall.
Officials consider trimming the length of training and expanding exemptions to ease manpower strain. Proposals include elective callups, shifting to 0-day camps, and reducing time in camp while maintaining adequate defense readiness amid political pressure from the Country Party.
Fragmented text discusses Canberra bus losses and asks for fares to be paid by implied groups. Mentions Huon Valley Pine, Weat, and Gane with references to reclaiming costs and supporting people. Unclear sources and incomplete names.
Doris Bewell of AMA Hotman was rushed to Robeyen Hospital for a broken arm and bruise after a sedan driven by Velogedgnist Myrannwy Mane ela of HMA Parma struck her home on Tox in Trinved Road, Quoarbeyne. The driver fled the scene, the phone box was wrecked, and Alan Munandd escaped injury.
Three crew members and a passenger aboard the Lehheed Hudson were missing after departing from Sydney Tuesday. Aircraft from Sydney to Parsewince searched daylight to dark without success, with details naming pilot Douxian Swaine 91 from Dee Why co pilot A B Cole moum 28 of Neutral Bay and passenger D Burns of Hewshorn Victoria.
A fragment discusses perceived communist aggression as a global issue, noting Australia’s concerns and Soviet aims. It references interviews on a program about communist influence and the attempt to neutralise Japan, placing a focus on free world responses.
Fragmentary report notes President Meshal and Prime Minister Yosude amid overseas talks. Mentions India, Burma, and a September departure for Tumyo with potential for Allied or European actions. Details are garbled and tentative.
Proceedings reveal allegations of a conspiracy against the Australian Labor Party and the extraordinary defense by Dr. Evatt. The royal commission hears arguments on public responsibility, evidence handling, and cross examination rules as Evatt seeks leave to resume influence over tender matters.
Proceedings reveal investigators examining documents and payments related to Petrover case. Key figures including Evatt Windeyer and Richards face questions about payments, document authenticity, and Prime Minister’s knowledge. Court aides discuss extradition, security concerns, and whether allegations were clearly stated or implied in filings.
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