Socialisation policy reaffirmed by Australian Labour Party
Canberra March 4 The Australian Labour Party reaffirmed its socialisation policy at the triennial conference the movement's highest authority. Federal president M J Ferguson said the executive was tasked to draft a preamble to federal platforms outlining the party's aims. The motion confirmed the socialisation platform but does not supersede the Blackburn declaration which supports collective ownership to prevent exploitation while allowing private ownership where no instrument of production is exploited.
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Canberra
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M. J. Ferguson
Labour Party
Victorian move rejected by conference on federal policy
A chaotic report notes a Victorian dominated conference rejecting a federal policy shift. Delegates from six states debated the ALP stance, with Victoria and NSW backing core reform while South Australia and Queensland expressed opposition. The group planned a review of party policy and potential special conference to address overseas service conscription.
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National Service
Victoria
South Wales
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UN Official Lordon May 2 1967 Palestine gun attack report
Reuters dispatch from Amman reports that gunmen attacked a United Nations worker in the West Bank area near Bouad. The slain victim, Khaled Hussein, was a former police inspector under Farentini. The shooting targets Arabs in the Palestine area as the UN force maintains a formal presence.
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Baby dumped at Bradicta Park prompts inquiry
Reporters describe a dramatic incident at Bradicta Park where a baby was allegedly dumped after a caretaker attempted to remove migrants. The scene involved government officials, park authorities, and a range of witnesses as investigations proceed.
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Flare-up in Korean Front Slows UN Advances Central Front
Chinese counterattacks yesterday pressed near the central front as American French and South Korean units tried to withdraw. UN forces, aided by air power, repelled advances while General MacArthur reported Chinese forces organized in depth north of certain positions. British units extended defenses near a western junction as UN lines held, with heavy fighting reducing advance prospects for both sides.
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Visit to Pearl Sydney March 4 Navy Chief Reports Strength
March 4 report from Vice Admiral Coline states present naval strength at Pearl Harbor. Aircraft from Pearl Harbour with wary of Bir stat spent a week with the Wonder-in-Chief of the United States. Fleet returning to Australia in May amid preparations for sea victory.
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Probable election dominates ALP Brisbane conference
Canberra reports the Labour party and related factions debating election timing and government moves ahead of a probable year election. The biannual ALP conference signals opposition strategy, parliamentary timing, and plans to mobilize unions, address inflation, and counter Communist influence while aiming to secure a Labor victory.
Appointment of State Premiers as construction authorities
Brisbane reports focus on appointing State Premiers as wartime construction authorities. The Premier and Prime Minister discuss centralizing authority, enabling faster mobilization of resources for Commonwealth and state wartime programs. The arrangement aims to streamline administration and housing of wartime needs.
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Arrested Sydney Er Rue Pice Se Ath Nes
Fragmented OCR text mentions arrest in Sydney and references to various names and places with unclear connections. The readable fragments do not form a coherent event or clear subject suitable for a full summary.
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Man Killed by Truck on Vale Road Near Gimdamabe
Report states William Rodem was struck by a truck on Vale road near Gimdamabe and died later at Inemeh Hospital. The incident occurred around 3:35 p.m. local time. Details are incomplete.
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Girl's Death at Townsville
A 12 year old girl Judy Gillis of Taylor Street Townsville is believed to have died after being found at Kings Point. Police say post mortem will be held tomorrow and the inquest will follow. The details come from a late afternoon incident noted by Townsville authorities.
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Shortages of Raw Materials Britain
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Attlee warned President Truman Britain could face over two million unemployed without U S raw material aid. The Sunday Dispatch notes shortages threaten sulphur and other industries and that British experts are negotiating with the U S government to avert holds ups, with a possible appointment of a permanent minister in America this week.
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Austerity fears hit House of Commons meeting
In a tense session the President of the Board of Trade warned of grave consequences if reports prove Amelia plans a 380 million wool stockpile. The measure would amount to about 15 percent of the year’s exportable surplus. Officials cautioned that without increased AM supplies, reductions in vital chemical and factory inputs could follow, threatening health services and essential industries.
Soviet rebuff to new york calls for talks with russia japan
AAP reports soviet delegate denies agreeing to new talks with the United States on the Japanese issue. U S secretary of state John Foster Dulles criticized Malik's statements as unclear. The conversation centered on whether to hold further talks and the timing of possible negotiations in Washington.
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Jersey City Bomb Outrage Claims Police Clashes
A Jersey City bombing incident injured several police officers as officers pursued suspects. Investigators recovered evidence near the Central Tariff Center and detained five traders linked to the blast. The event, tied to tensions at the Langahoreme market, drew international attention and prompted calls for stricter security measures.
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Unique Operation in America
A historical clipping describes a medical procedure with a patient woman and subsequent complications. It mentions arteries and kidneys involved, and notes hopes for improvement as the operation progressed and later outcomes are implied. The report conveys a cautious medical tone and uncertainty about recovery.
Delegation to Lake Success Adopts Peace Programme
A Bethea dispatch from Moaco reports the delegation at Lake Success outlining a Berlin resolution and a broad peace campaign across Asia and the Pacific. The plan aims to mobilize national committees, popularize appeals, and press for a peace settlement amid Cold War tension and potential shifts in United Nations participation.
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King’s fatal illness mystery noted in London report
A Reuters dispatch from London cites reports on the King's fatal condition, describing confusion over his final ailment. The burial of a medical mystery is linked to inflammatory blood disease theories, with no official diagnosis publicly released.
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Servicemen on wharves at Wallangtor
Fragmentary OCR notes describe servicemen on wharves at Wallangtor with unclear details. The garbled text mentions dates, locations, and possible shipping or signaling items but lacks coherent events or names to confirm specifics.
Bleak prospects for jute as India Pakistan trade opens
Amid resumed trade between India and Pakistan after months of strain, Australia faces a bleak jute future. Devaluations and currency moves shadow the market as Pakistan remains reluctant to sell under terms acceptable to buyers. The lack of adequate spinning and refinery capacity compounds shortages, while merchants hope the new trading accord will ease the supply squeeze and uplift prices.
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Developments in Morocco reported from Cairo and Paris
A Cairo report to Me 3 notes Arab League police plans and a guarded approach to the French Embassy in Paris. It mentions Premier Marie Povaroy and Alexandre Jehen as figures tied to the Morocco situation, with demonstrations at Karotian street and French reactions to recent events in Morocco.
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Four Power Talks On Paik Amid World Tension
Fragmented report notes Western and Eastern delegates in Paik as four powers seek a joint stance. References to British and Romanian actors appear amid unclear phrasing about a possible stalemate and dates under discussion.
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Early Waterfront Settlement Talks Hinted by Government
The Minister for Labour Mr Halt said he would discuss the waterfront crisis with Federal Ministers tomorrow and would withhold action against the Waterside Workers Federation until after Wednesday's meeting.
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Proclamation Delay and Union Action Threat Rise
Sydney dispatch reports delay in proclamations by Mr Holt as federal government weighs measures against the federation amid looming waterside workers strikes. Miners and waterfront unions threaten action if reforms or coercive laws pass, with council meetings to decide next steps and potential use of wartime measures.
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Underground Red Scare Weighs on Washington
The article discusses anti communism measures and federal actions under Hoover guidance, noting security concerns and the Senate committee's stance on detente through quotes about internal pressure and the approach to communism.
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Miners Plan 24 Hour Strikes Across Regions
Protesting an award and wage settlement, miners convene a three day strike and 24 hour stoppages while seeking federal government action. Leaders claim the union plans to coordinate a nationwide response and prepare for potential patrols or troop involvement. Local and federal officials weigh in on potential settlements and broader labor implications.
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Sydney's Power Position in Troubled Times
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