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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1956
Page
1
Canal Pilot Crisis Declared Over by Egyptian Authority
Cairo reports the Egyptian Canal Authority says the canal pilots crisis has ended as major powers meet in London. officials said convoy passage may resume on a regular schedule and no immediate action is sought, amid Allied talks on broader Middle East security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Jone
Mahmoudais
Uining Street
Wibony Eden
Menzies Arrives in Canberra for Cabinet Meeting
Prime Minister Menzies arrived at Fairbairn airfield yesterday with Ministers and diplomats awaiting onlookers. Mrs Henderson held their baby as Menzies prepared for a joint government party gathering and a special cabinet session to discuss overseas ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies
Fairbairn
Henderson
Reokin
Dane Pattie
Ar Menzies
Budget Censure Rejected in House Vote Record Expenditure
The House defeated a censure motion against the Government over the 1966 57 Budget by 62 to 44. Vice President Sir Eric Harrison gagged the debate before the vote. The Budget sets out £1 234 891 000 in outlay and £1 235 113 000 in receipts. Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden introduced it August 30 with eight sitting days spent debating. Parliament may adjourn October 12 or 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
Executive Council
Eric Harrison
Arthur Fadden
Five RAS officers and twelve councillors reelected at Sydney meeting
The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales announced by Lieut. General Sir Frank Berryman that five retiring vice presidents and twelve retiring councillors were re-elected by ballot. The five reelected vice presidents include B. K. C. Minter and D. Munro. One member, B. F. Frazer, was not re-elected. Three councillors were not re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Royal Agricultural Society of N
No Increase In Fares In South Australia
Adelaide Tuesday report notes Premier Playford expects a £853,000 deficit but declares no rail or tram fare hikes. He cites duty on chi 7 and wharfage cost rises as factors, while avoiding increases in rail or tram fares despite possible tax shifts to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Playford
South Australia
Speak
Canberra Brickworks From The Air
Modern brick making machinery installed at Canberra Brickworks boosts output. Production rises and the works are expected to meet Canberra’s needs, with quality bricks claimed to be among the best in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Canhereer
Australis
More Facilities In New P.O. Civic Centre Expansion
The extended post office at Civic Centre will add many facilities. RC M Dale, assistant director of Posts and Telegraphs, said the main counter will expand to 12 sections for money order and stamp sales. The mail section moves to the Australian National Airways site, with 90 extra post boxes. Additional telephone boxes and trunk line phones will be provided. Work is expected to start early in the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Centre
Posts and Telegraphs
RC. M. Dale
Mall
Australian Natonal Airways
Dales
Pedestrian Collides With Kangaroo on Hart Street
A 4 ft kangaroo was seen in Hart Street O Connor on Monday afternoon around 5 15 pm when J A Idan of Coolibah Crescent returned home and collided with the kangaroo as it turned a corner. The animal headed for Miller Street and bounded over the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Street
O'Connor
J. A. Idan
Coolibah Crescent
Miller Street
Tense Atmosphere In Sydney Mail Branch
A mail branch in Sydney faced tension after a postal worker refused to sort three inadequately addressed letters. The branch, with 2800 striking sorters at Leichhardt Stadium, voted to return to work following a federal union recommendation. Postal workers push for a fresh wage claim before the Public Service Arbitrator as backlogs grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leichhardt Stadium
Postal Workers’ Union
Deental
Monk
AC TU
Adelaide
Ac.t.u
Lynch
Mall
G.P.O
Railway Square
Public Service
Galvin
Smyth says U S fails to meet atoms for peace goals
Dr Henry DeWolf Smyth, former Atomic Energy Commission member, argues in Foreign Affairs that the United States is not fulfilling atoms for peace obligations. He cites single plant limits and calls for a vigorous reactor program to support foreign policy and private industry, noting stalled commercial power development and bilateral treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Po Reuter
Henry DeWolf Smyth
Atomic Enemey Commision
Arts
United States
Atoms For Peace
United
Ene Sele
Smyth
Es Nat Mani
Constragon
Beem
Bull & Few Ar
Costa
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United Nations
London Telegraph
Rus
France
Syria
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Raf Pasha
Repo
Cyprus
Ish Nationala
Elhl
Kr. Menzies
S.A
P.O
Sydney Mail
Labour
Holt
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Public Service
Postal
Ward Lab
East Inert
Melbourne
Australia
Gilea Chippendall
Hobart Salvaunceston
U.S
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