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CANBERRA, Tues.—The Federal Government will legislative immediately to establish an orderly wheat marketing structure, as far as Federal authority will allow. ...
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WELLINGTON. Tues.—Thousands of people rushed from swaying buildings in New Zealand cities, towns and villages today. Walls cracked and masonry ...
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—The fullest possible interchange of atomic information between the British Commonwealth and America was urged tonight by the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies). ...
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The Liberian freighter Nico was arrested at Fremantle yesterday following a claim for salvage by the crew of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CANBERRA, Tues.—Night parades-the bane of national service trainees—are to be abolished. This will follow re-organisation of the National Service ...
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LONDON. Tues.—The Prime Minister (Sir Winston Churchill) and the Foreign Secretary (Mr. Eden) will return to ...
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Despite a move in the Legislative Council yesterday to defer the imposition of entertainments tax, the tax will be collected from tomorrow. The Council agreed to ...
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BONN, Tues.—A type-writer fitted with keys to write in 14 languages was shown at a European ...
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The St. John Ambulance Association has decided that sirens on ambulance vans are unnecessary and undesirable. ...
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LONDON, Tues.—The last American entrant in the England to New Zealand air race, a Lockheed Lodestar 18, owned ...
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CANBERRA, Tues.—A West Australian airman was today awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for gallantry in air ...
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