Suez Plan Talks Hit Hurdles As Conference Divided
Egypt rejects a loaded offer amid tense discussions in Cairo. A five nation committee met with Spanish and Persian delegates, while U.S. Dulles urged continued cooperation and a de facto basis for a canal solution. British and Swedish ministers призsened firm positions, with calls for further talks to avoid war and seek a permanent treaty.
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Pam
Alberto Martin Artajo
Spain
Benis
Oesten Unden
Egypt
Selwyn Lloyd
Associated Press
Duiles
Dulles
Yaers' Association
Mr. Dulles
United Nations
Inquiry Begins Into Government Undertakings
The government announces an inquiry into government undertakings led by Minister for Transport Enticknap. Three experts will examine the matter and provide recommendations. A partial report was promised, with a total budget of £76,600 set aside for the inquiry in the financial year.
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Ta Frm
Man Forces Way Into House in Lindsay Street Tragedy
A two year old and a two month old child were involved in a house intrusion incident in Lindsay Street. The older child survived with minor burns, while the younger died from burns. A man forced entry to rescue his children according to local reports.
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Winceston
I Collins
Angel ‘Ua
Lindsayston
Lyndon
Ping
Fraser Seeks Committee On Canberra Development
Mr Fraser moves to create The Standing Committee on the Australian Capital Territory with seven members four government and three opposition. The panel would report on Canberra’s development and origins plan, with power to inspect papers and move between sessions. Fraser and Opposition Leader Dr Evatt support, while Senator McCullum’s similar Senate motion faces objection. A Canberra visit by Minister Fairhall to Oaks Estate Narrabundah Causeway and Westlake awaits date. Fraser presses urgent repairs to Oaks Estate Narrabundah Causeway and Government homes aged over 31 years, seeking meetings with residents for full understanding of needs.
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Wwllanereal
Territory
Senate
A.C.T
Canberra
Pate
Fraser
Dr. Evatt
Mc Cullum
Senate Select
McCullum
Interior
Fairhall
Frazer
Oaks Estate
Narrabundah
Westlake
Causeway
APEX ENTERTAINS INDIAN AND MALAYAN VISITORS
Indian farmers and Malayan foreign service students were entertained at a dinner in the Hotel Ainsl. The event was led by club president Mr. W. Hancock with Mr. A. Smith from the Department of External Affairs also present.
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Malayan Foreign Service
Ainsl Tide
W. Hancock
Atright
A. Smith
Department of External Affairs
Wool Prices Up Four Per Cent At Newcastle Sale
Newcastle wool sale eased to bid higher by 24 percent from yesterday as buyers from Continent and Bradford competed for fine quality wools. North West Slopes and Plains, Liverpool Plains, and Upper Hunter consignments averaged well despite rain impacts, with many lots in good condition and soft handling.
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Newcastle
Sydney
Continent
Bradford
Brokera
North West
Liverpool Plains
Upper
Hunter
Australia Plans German Trade Fair Exhibition
Australia will showcase a wide range of produce at Munich's German trade fair from September 21 to October 7. The display aims to boost exports to West Germany, with Trade Minister McEwen noting the event will feature trade, tourism, development and the Olympic Games, and a trade information bureau will be established on the Australia stand to attract Bavarian and other German buyers.
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Australia
Munich
West Germany
McEwen
Auction Yields Big Leases For City Gas Sites And Blocks
Ampol Petroleum Limited won the O Connor service station lease, 170 ft frontage and 134 ft depth, for 99 years with a £15000 valued building to start within 12 months. Yarrabundah site sold for £31000. residential blocks sold above or near reserve. Total commitments exceed £370,000 across two service sites and numerous Griffith and Narrabundah blocks.
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O'Connor
Macpherson Street
Ampol Petroleum Limited
Ampol Company
Yarrabundah Service Staton
Kootara Crescent
Griffith
Braddon
Turner
Ainslie
Narrabundah
Yarralumla
Srtes
Nnn
ACT.U TO INTERVENE FOR POSTMEN WAGE CLAIMS
Adelaide report on the Australian Council of Trade Unions seeking a conference with Federal officials to press wage claims for postmen. Victorian postmen push for £2 weekly adult raise, junior proportion, and improved Saturday rates. Negotiations to involve Treasurer and Labour Minister.
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A.C T.U
Adelaide
Amalgamated Postal Workers’ Union
A. E. Monk
Monk
Arthur Fadden
Labour
Holt
Davidson
Griffith
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Tary
Amalgamated Postal Workers [Union
G. Slater
Public Service
Slater
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A. McKillop and Co
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