Pacific Defences and the Need for a Pacific NATO
Barbara Ward argues in the New York Times that Australia faces global strategic fragility as Europe stabilizes and Asia remains fluid. She advocates a Pacific NATO built around ANZUS with a direct Allied Pacific Command to guide Australia’s role and avoid chasing global expectations.
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R. G. Menzies
Barbara Ward
New York Times
Bombay
Tokio
Strondssels
Australia
London
Washington
Warsington
Europe
Russia
Asia
Pacific
A.N.Z.U
N.A.T.O
United Nations
Korea
Miss Ward
Weekend Weather Bitter Cold and Dense Fog Across City
Unsettled conditions brought a cold snap and record low readings over the weekend. Friday the temperature fell sharply with forecasts of two severe frosts and dense fog that hampered early morning travel. Fog lingered into the morning before lifting as the sun appeared.
Welcome to New Hospitals Board Member
At a Warwick Hospitals Board monthly meeting, A N Allen attended as representative of four councils. Chairman T W Elte welcomed Dr Hansen as chair of Glengallan Shire and noted losing Mr J H Hansen. Dr Hansen thanked the board and pledged to assist in hospital matters.
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Warwick Hospitals Board
A. N. Allen
Glengallan
Warwick City Coenet
Glen- Rosenthal
Algallan
Lorn
T. W. Elte
Elte
Glengallan Shire
Rae Peak
J H. Hansen
Colnelis
Hansen
Dr. Hansen
Big Labour Gains in Victorian Poll
Partial results from Saturday's Victorian Legislative Council elections show Labour likely taking six seats from the Liberal Country Party with another county seat possible from the United Party, shaping Labour as the chamber's largest party for the first time and prompting calls for an early state election.
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Victorian
Labour
Victoria
LEP
Country Party
Comnlsy
Forecasts Queensland Weather Update
Fine generally with a further cold night ahead. Frosts expected in the central interior and in sub tropical divisions. Winds will be west to south westerly in southern districts and easterly elsewhere, moderate to fresh along the coast from Townsville.
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Queensland
Faithful crowd marks mile long profession on field
An estimated 100000 attended the annual hour long event as Archbishop O'Donnell carried the sacred host in a golden monstrance and later offered benediction from the grand stand. Archbishop Duhig warned against claims that religion is dying in a brief address.
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O'Donnell
Duhig
Warwick Nurse Selected for Adelaide Conference
Warwick Base Hospital nurse Gary Sneldon was chosen by the Australian Trained Nurses Association to represent Queensland at the Interstate Conference of the Australian Student Nurses Association in Adelaide in September. She will stay at a major Adelaide hospital during the week and speak as Queensland’s student nurse representative, an honour for her and Warwick Base Hospital.
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Gary Sneldon
Warwick Base
Acsosia
Queensland
Sheldon
Adelaide
Todas
Tive Hundred
Christ
Plato
Protest over vaudeville music in Newcastle ABC concert
Newcastle critics clash over inclusion of Burl Ives in ABC subscription concerts at News Castle Ives, an American folk singer, performed to a full Century Theatre audience amid staff objections. ABC official Finlay defends Ives as a recital artist, while Mr Lobbi warns against any future inclusion of vaudeville acts in subscription programs. The piece also covers stage nudity reports from Sydney and a Le Mans race update with winded details and wartime echoes.
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Newcastle Conservatorium — of Music
Lobbi
Burl Lyes
Newcastle
Ives
Century Theatre
Newtaste
Lobe
Harpo Marx
Frank Sinatra
A.B.C
Lobb
ABC
A. N. Finlay
Austrulla
Royal Festival Hall
London
Mir
Finlay
Lab
Musical Youth Gains Ground in Belgian Youth
A Belgium study shows rising youth interest in classical music aided by Jeunesses Musicales. The movement builds concerts, libraries, and magazines, turning pupils into active listeners and performers while expanding music education beyond schools.
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Adrienne Thibaut
Belgium
Jeunesses Musicales
Musical Youth
Inal Ate Famnd
Phil Harmanis
Maey
Lsten
Cators
Biting South Westerlies in Prospect Forecast
The Weather Bureau warns of fresh south westerly winds for the next two days. Gale conditions from Victoria and southern New South Wales are expected to influence southern districts, with winds strengthening as a cold front advances.
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Prospect
Papers of Four "Peace" Delegates Are Seized
Four Australian delegates to the Peace in Pacific mission faced a seizure of their papers and literature on arrival in Sydney. Customs officers confiscated printed matter, personal notes, notes from Australia, and Hong Kong newspapers, with Rev I van Berede and Dr J W Burton commenting on the move. Burton said the action appears to come from Canberra to block factual material and personal observations by the delegates.
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Sydney
Pacific
Macindoe
N.S.W. Gretrelt
J. W. Burton
Peking
I van Berede
Burton
Tests Show Missing Dakota Shot Down
Reports indicate the missing Dakota was shot down and that authorities are seeking confirmation from Soviet forces on whether they fired on the plane. A Foreign Ministry communiqué notes the Institute report on the subver iifebeat found during the search was delivered to government officials.
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Ing
Girl Believed To Swallow Glass From Salt
IrL Believed to have swallowed glass after finding salt at home with glass chips in it. June Kelly of Darra was under hospital observation as detectives questioned her. They say the glass came from table salt used during a mid day meal. Detectives hunt for a man associated with the tam.
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Shey
June Kelly
Darra
Tam- 9
New Three Year Enlistment Term For Army
Canberra reports a new three year enlistment term for the Regular Army. Soldiers would serve under a standard three year period with ordinary pay at home and Korean service options. The amendment aims to extend training and operational experience by preventing a too short two year Korea commitment.
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Regelar
Francie
Utter el Mantis
Father George Butler Dies in Sydney Toowoomba
Father George Butler, director of studies at Downlands College from 1931 to 1987, died in Sydney. His leadership spanned the college’s early opening and its major development. He was a notable Toowoomba business figure for his role in planning and erecting college buildings.
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George Butler
Sydney
Toowoomba
Ward
Downlands
Sted
Auction Draws Car Club Members In Rural Sale
An auction Saturday drew attendees from the Horseless Carriage Club as 25 automobiles were sold. Dr Barton was reportedly involved in a dispute over airmen prisoners, and a white steam car was sold to a man who traveled more than 450 miles to attend.
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the Red Shoes
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Birtumay
Banner
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Warwick Ranger Company
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Orchestra
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Toowoomb
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Rss.alla
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Quested
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Warwick Daily News
Peuiltos
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Pittsworth
Warwick - Allora
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Robinson
Redcliffe
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Detty Newsagency
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Welcome To New Hospitals Board Member
Polies Bergere Company
Bernice Thapman
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Tondon
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Orion
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Toft
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Uney
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