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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1954

Page

5

Premier Malan retirement shocks South Africa followers

Pretoria Oct 12 AP Prime Minister Daniel Malan announced his resignation effective Nov 30 shocking followers and prompting a caucus scramble over his successor Die Burger and other papers noted the move as unexpected and possibly health related Havenga is viewed as a likely interim leader with Strydoms named as a possible temporary option Havenga, a longtime financier and former Hertzog ally, could boost SA prestige abroad and attract foreign capital.

Pretoria South Africa Daniel F. Malan Malan Nikolaas C. Havenga Die Burger Eric H. Louw Capetown Johannes G. Strydous Havenga Strydom J. B. M. Hertzog Hertzog United Party Jan Christian Smuts Afrikaner Party Nationalists Smuts

Australian Labor Party Leader Faces Caucus Pressure

In Sydney tomorrow, the Australian Labor Party faces a pivotal caucus vote over leader Herbert V. Evatt. At 60, Evatt risks his position amid crisis in politics after royal commission spurring spy inquiry fallout. He argues documents and Petrov affair while defending two secretaries.

Herbert V. Evatt Evatt United Nations R. G. Menzies Royal Commission Pettov Catholic Action Labor Party Joseph B. Chifley Vladimir Petrov Alan Dalziel Albert Grundeman Petrov Australian Security Service Labor Commission Menzies Rupert Lockwood

Justice Jackson Honored at Washington Cathedral Service

More than 1,000 people, from prominent figures to ordinary citizens, attended the Washington Episcopal cathedral service for Justice Robert H Jackson who died at 62 from a heart attack. Chief Justice Warren and six associates sat by the casket as Jackson’s family and others gathered. The cross from President Eisenhower rested beside the coffin while clergy led the rites and read the Lawyers' Prayer from Jackson's prayer book. Jackson will lie in state at St Luke's in Jamestown before burial at Frewsburg, New York.

Washington Robert H. Jackson Warren Jackson Justice Jackson St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Jamestown Frewsburg N, Y

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