Canberra Terrace Plans Faced Criticism at Council
Council criticized terrace housing proposals. Officials argued cost reductions could be redirected to other projects. The development would affect housing units and overall budget discussions.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1958
Page
6
Hysteria Over U.S. Quotas Not Helpful
Sir Wilfred Kent Hughes told the Camberwell Women's section of the Liberal and Country Party in Melbourne that hysteria over American lead and zinc import quotas is unhelpful. He urged finding other means to address America's economic problems and warned quotas may not be permanent. He warned of danger to Australian export trade if tied to the Soviet bloc and cited Japan as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wilfred Kent Hughes
Wilfred
Camberwell
Liberal and Country Party
America
Japan
Caution Urged On Trade With Red China
Australia should approach trade with Communist China cautiously amid calls to replace U S sales of lead and zinc. The editor notes China favors barter terms and urges asking what China wants to buy and under what conditions before expanding trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
China
Australia
United States
Wippier
World News In Brief Pack Scrambled Updates
X ray unit to display heart on large TV screen demonstrated in Washington enabling faster heart disease diagnosis. Four countries seek a Himalayan Snowman myth tied to Russia Denmark China with backing from Tom Slick and Peter Byrne. U S meat imports rise as lower supplies drive higher prices, first half 847 620 000 lb. Churchill sails into Tangier harbor to warm welcomes on Aristotle Onassis yacht as Arabs celebrate Mouloud. Australian road conditions blamed for higher prices and costs in goods due to tyre wear fuel use and repairs. Queen Duke of Edinburgh and Royal Family sit for portrait by deaf mute artist Alfred Th in ceremonial Royal Air Force anniversary setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Devel
A.ap
Himalayas
Russia
Denmark
China
Tom Slick
Peter Byrne
U.S
A.A.P
United States
Agriculture Department
Department
Winston
London
Kinged V
Morocco
Winston Churchill
Tangier Harbour
Aristotle Onassis
the Express
Duke Edinburgh
R.A.F
Alfred Th
Sagar Oe
Royal Air Force
Sudden Canberra Housing Clamp Provokes Public Outcry
Canberra residents decry a sudden Defence housing shutdown with many facing uncertainty and disruption. Officials cite long planning but critics blame lack of notice and poor public relations for distress among transfer of Defence personnel and Canberra housing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Campbell
Canberra
Defence
Department
J. H. Pead
Interior Dept Ready to Brief Council on Legislation
Department of the Interior offered to supply the Advisory Council with fuller information on proposed alterations to existing legislation. Mr. W J Lind stated there is no need for a motion, and urged members to approach him before meetings for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Advisory Council
W. J. Lind
Lind
W. J. M. Campbell
Man Fined 35 Pounds for Drink Driving Incident
Donald Stewart Murray of Griffith was fined 35 pounds after pleading guilty to driving a car under the influence on September 2. Police observed the vehicle veering on Bandwash Road at 10 20 p.m. A nearby car had to take evasive action to avoid a collision. Murray admitted “done the wrong thing” and had been en route to his employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stewart Murray
Oxley Street
Griffith
F. C. P. Keane
Murray
Telopea
R. M. Allen
Bandwash Road
J. D. Donohue
Donohue
Hig
Man Charged In Darwin Court On Travellers Cheques Case
Scotland Yard inquiring into the activities of Jack Bailey as he faces Darwin Police Court on unlawful possession of £10 10s in Cuvelier cheques and £58 4s sterling, with suspected England fraud links. Bailey’s appearance drew photographers as he left with face covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Scotland Yard
EB Tiernan
Jack Bailey
Cuvelier
Sgt. Tiernan
Bailey
England
Iphotographers
Parachute Instructor Saves Girl in Mid-Air
A French parachute instructor Edmond Beaussant and a 22 year old girl Marie Madeleine Degat tumbled to the ground after Beaussant grabbed her tangled parachute in mid air. Both were injured as they landed hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ally Express
Edmond Beaussant
Marie-Madeleine Degat
Miss Degat
Ana Beaussant
Prospects for Australia’s Lead Zinc Industry Advocated
Senator Spooner told a Liberal Party meeting that Australia plans long term growth in lead zinc and copper. He cited Isa and Mt Isa as expansion hubs with export earnings potentially rising to 50 to 60 million pounds yearly, while coal exports may reach 5 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
National Development
Spooner
United States
Liberal Party
Isa
Mt. Isa
Broken Hill
Stralia
N.3.w
State Lottery Results and Entrant Listings
Results show drawn numbers and entrant names from multiple locations across the state and abroad. Entries include Miss Madge Littlewood Beverly Hills and Mrs M Picot Haymarket along with several Sydney and Queensland addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Littlewood
Chamberlain
Beverly Hills
A. A. Waters
Park Road
Eee
B.E. Saynd
Nettleton
G.P.O
Sydney
B. Smith
Macquaria Seat
R. I
Lourdes Shrine Cure Claimed For Creeping Paralysis
A woman who suffered creeping paralysis of her left leg since November 1956 reports a complete cure after visiting the Lourdes shrine in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourdes
France
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J. G. McIntosh
F. D. Quinane
W. S. Byrne
Defence Departments
Mr. Quinane
Mr. Lind
Houdini
M. Stevenson
Joint Coal Board
Benster Spooner
Nate ‘Ural
Guch
Wey
R. A. McKillop & Co
G. A
D. E. Hohnen
Orient and P
Matson Line
Cunard Line
Holland-Australia Line
Burns Philp
Italian
Royal Inter-Ocean
Sitmar
Wilhelmsen
Cogedar Line
Qantas
B.O.A.C
Teal, K.L.M
C.P.A
Air India
Lloyds of London
Alinga Street
City
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