Churchill Eden For U S Far East Crisis
Washington reacts to Churchill and Eden planned U S talks as a signal of urgent Far East tensions and Western policy aims. Officials expect unity against communism amid South East Asia threats and discuss Western defense measures. Churchill and Eden convene with Eisenhower to shape post Geneva strategy and Franco Italian ratification issues.
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South-East Asia
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Rebuild Unity
New York
Geneva Talks on Korea Collapse
Geneva: Nineteen nation Korean conference collapsed last night as East and West failed to agree on unification after seven weeks of wrangling. Western delegates said talks were over, while the Indo-China section adjourned in stalemate. United Nations allies stated that talks would not progress while Communists rejected UN principles, including free all Korean elections under UN supervision. The results push a new Washington talks phase as Western powers adjust strategy.
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Melbourne rail commissioners offer full size locomotive for children
Victoria rail officials yesterday announced they would hand over a real full size locomotive for children to play with. An engineer on the Far Railway noted he would take charge, while readers questioned the plan amid a chaotic exchange.
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Uranium Find Near Grafton Reported in NSW
Acting New South Wales Mines Minister Mr Gollan announced a uranium discovery about 30 miles northwest of Grafton at Gordonbrook Station. Prospecter J W Connolly located the ore with tests showing about 0 1 percent uranium content, said to be low but comparable to earlier finds in New England. The Adelaide South Australian field near the north east of the state was also reported, with three months of drilling suggesting potential millions of tons of ore as Premier Playsford and Mines Minister McEwin prepare to inspect.
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Uranum
Lyell McEwin
Disturbed Religious Gathering Charged in Melbourne
In Melbourne city court Thomas William Butler aged 57 of no fixed address was fined 4 pounds 4 shillings right after a charge under the Police Offences Act for disturbing a religious gathering at St. Augustine's Church. A police official said the charge appeared rare and Butler was found in a confessional box with a wine bottle as he lay on his back while others knelt in prayer.
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Victoria
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Butler
St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church
Malebourne
First with Hydrogen Bomb
London reports a Soviet official stating the USSR has developed the hydrogen bomb and will not fear enemies. He argues peace must be won through strength, cites agriculture productivity, and asserts the atom and hydrogen bombs were developed to forestall capitals. He claims dialogue with Bolsheviks is unnecessary and emphasizes resolve against opposition.
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May Be Fit Brisbanes Feders Treasurer May Attend Meeting
The Federal treasurer Sir Arthur Padden may attend the Joan council meeting in Canberra on June 2, after his medical adviser said he is confined to his Toowong home following injuries from a May 28 car accident. He received a telegram of thanks from the NSW Country Party conference in Sydney praising his leadership and assistance to Country Party members at the federal elections.
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Toowong
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Trade with dollar area shows gradual improvement for Australia
Official figures released by the Commonwealth Statistician Mr Carver show Australia’s trade deficit with the dollar area in the ten months to April was £16,870,000, down from more than double the prior year. Trade with the sterling and other non-dollar areas worsened, and overall balances remained lower than the previous year.
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Ambassador's Daughter Snowbound Above Kosciusko
Miss Peaslee American Ambassador's daughter was snowbound with 14 skiers near Mount Kosciuszko. A blizzard trapped them at the chalet for a night. they were later rescued as storm conditions eased. The party, including Miss Peaslee, said the weather had worsened prior to the delay.
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Premier highlights national development commission stance
A parliamentary debate stresses creating a national development commission to determine state needs with Premier Galt noting NSW and Queensland position and urging other states to follow. He argues states know best what development is urgently required for their growth.
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Queensland
Homes Antagonistic to Church
Brisbane reports show widespread indifference to religious education and calls for stronger church involvement. Canon notes effort lacking in diocese while many youths attend weekly Sunday School. board reveals over 4000 in branches and 42,000 members.
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Australian Wheat Board Chief Arrives for London Talks
London reports Sir John Teasdale, chairman of the Australian Wheat Board, arrived from Sydney to head Australia’s delegation at the International Wheat Council meeting. He declined to comment on talks. Australia seeks guidance on disposing of its wheat surplus and resists risks from potential US or Canada price cuts affecting farmers and export income.
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Journal
Three Killed When Jet Aircraft Crashes at Amberley
IPSWICH. An Australian built Canberra jet bomber crashed four miles from Ipswich during flying exercises yesterday afternoon killing three crew members instantly. Pilot Flight Lieutenant Francis Noel Davis was identified. the other two crew, Flight Lieutenant David Nicholls and Pilot Officer F B Adler, were later named. Rescue and inquiry teams investigated as the Aerodrome remained closed briefly for wreckage removal.
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Cyclist Killed in Gin Gin Road Collision
A young man died and Nev Me McNamara of Cloncurry was critically injured when a motor cycle collided with a utility vehicle on Gin Gin Road near Bundaberg last night. The crash occurred about two miles from Gin Gin around 13 p.m. The utility occupants Mr and Mrs Sinnamon of Gin Gin were unharmed.
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Honey Leak Costly for Growers in Australia
Confidential figures on Australia’s honey production for last year leaked to London importers. The leakage harmed beekeepers with thousands in losses, while officials in Victoria noted a substantial exportable surplus. Exporters and importers debated pricing as the Commonwealth Market Board saw firm support for a national marketing plan.
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Commonwealth Marketing
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Seed Brought Fraud Charge in Toowoomba Court
Ronald Warry Jurgs, a farmer, sued Constance Bowdler and Gon Bowdler trading as Bowdler for breach of warranty in a Toowoomba circuit court. He alleges seed he bought in 1950 was infested with weed seeds and damaged a portion of his sorghum crop, adjournment followed after initial testimony.
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