Ministers Shocked by U S Lead and Zinc Quotas
Australian ministers denounce U S limits on lead and zinc imports as cruel and destructive to exports. Mr McEwen and Senator Spooner warn of severe cuts, warn review likely, and flag impact on Captain’s Flat mine with 18,000 tons monthly production and 500 workers.
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Australia
McEwen
Washington
Beale
Britain
Montreal
United States
Eisenhower
U.S
Mexico
Peru
Canada
Canberra
America
Townley
U.S.A
Spooner
J. N. Ireland
Ireland
Europe
New Parliament Opening Televised By Senate Approval
The opening of the 23rd Parliament will be televised in the Senate Chamber in February. President of the Senate Sir Alistair McMullin announced the decision yesterday and said future telecasts would be considered in light of February's experience. Senator Marriott of Tasmania commented.
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Senate
Alistair McMullin
Marriott
Lib
Tas
Fleecing Woolgrowers Claim Against International Combines
Melbourne report quotes Mr. C. Everett of the Australian Wheat Board at Horsham accusing international combines of fleecing woolgrowers. He says each price drop costs Australia £5 million and a two shilling drop costs £120 million, urging Prime Minister Menzies to stop the calamity at the wool selling season start.
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Melbourne
Australian Wheat Board
C. Everett
Horsham
Everett
Australia
Victorian Wheat and Woolgrowers’ Association
Lodge Declares Formosa Shelling A Murderous Act
U.S. envoy Henry Cabot Lodge told the General Assembly that the Chinese Communist bombardment of Quemoy and surrounding offshore islands is a fatal hurdle to peace in the Formosa Strait and a disqualifier for UN membership. He urged Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to pressure Beijing to end the violence and return to negotiations. The Assembly debated the long-standing China representation issue as it adopts a current-session agenda.
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New York
A.a.p.reuter
Formosa Strait
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
General Assembly
China
U.N
Lodge
Quemoy
Andrei Gromyko
Peking
America
Wgg
Far East
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Police Transfer Censure Says Mr Cahill
Sydney Tuesday report states Police Sergeant E Wells is transferred from Tumut to Parkes over an February arrest of an 18 year old son of a former sergeant for offensive behavior. Premier Cahill insists summons options were preferred and that the move is departmental not political.
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Sydney
E. Wells
Tumut
Parkes
Cahill
Wells
Wella
Hia
Delaney
Sgt
Irvin
8.P
Sherman Adams Resigns From White House Post
Sherman Adams, assistant to President Eisenhower, announced his resignation in a nationwide radio and television address. He said the action was final and not open to reconsideration, and blamed a campaign of vilification aimed at removing him from public life and embarrassing the administration.
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Washington
A.a.p.reuter
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
United States
Urges Higher Standards in Advertising in Australia
Governor-General Sir William Slim told the Australian Association of National Advertisers that TV will spread rapidly and urged better standards in television radio and poster ads. He criticized the false hearty voice in radio and said posters often present many ideas while audiences absorb one at a time.
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William Slim
Australia
Australian Association of National
T.V
Sir William
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