U S Warning To SEATO On Complacency
Admiral Felt urged SEATO members to maintain faith in themselves and their common cause amid Cold War tension. He warned Communist forces wait and are ready, saying unity and strength are essential to deter aggression, while New Zealand Prime Minister Walter Nash noted ongoing risks and the region’s challenges like dictatorship, nationalism, and poverty.
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Dispute Over Tibet Exposes India China Rift in Parliament
New Delhi reports a sharp clash between India and Communist China as India's government denounces the Chinese Embassy for disseminating Kalimpong as a Tibetan revolt base. Prime Minister Nehru defends, while Parliament debates the embassy crisis amid claims of Chinese interference.
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Tasmanian Cabinet Crisis Spurs Labour Split
A new crisis hits Tasmania as a four member Labour meeting ends with ministers walking out during debate. Premier Turnbull faces questions over a controversial statement about government control of lotteries and licensing, prompting internal dissension and scrutiny of official promises.
Easter Retains Lismore Seat
SYDNEY Thursday National Country Party member J S Easter retained the Lismore seat in the State elections by two votes after a recount. He trailed yesterday before the recount, then drew level as a disallowed Campbell vote shifted the result. The local returning officer will declare the poll tomorrow. Campbell had not protested or asked for another recount by today.
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Labor MPs Move to Reject Richardson Report
Union groups in New South Wales push Labour MPs to reject the Richardson Committee findings on salary rises. F B Chamberlain signals personal opposition, while Evatt and party leaders vow to consider all views and seek a fair decision. The NSW Labour Council condemns the increases as outrageous and calls for Parliament to reject the recommendations.
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Explosion injures four women at Darling Harbour canteen
Four women were injured in an explosion at the John Sands Ltd printing and cartons site in Darling Harbour Sydney. One woman, 59 year old Mrs Liley Tait, was seriously scalded and admitted to Sydney Hospital. The blast destroyed a water heating unit and damaged a wall and washing machine while nearby residents reported a bomb-like bang.
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Western diplomats barred from parts of the Soviet Union
A British Foreign Office spokesman in London said Western missions were forbidden from travel to large parts of the Soviet Union for temporary reasons during a period of large scale spring military maneuvers. The U S State Department confirmed a temporary ban as retaliation, with about one third of Soviet territory typically closed to foreign diplomats. Officials noted the timing and declined to state a duration while speculating on Russian spring exercises.
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St Pauls Church Chandelier Debate Sparks Mixed Views
A London church debate on chandelier design at St Pauls drew mixed reactions with some critics calling the fixtures too ballroom like while church authorities remain split on the matter amid ongoing discussions about church decor and liturgical appropriateness.
Satellite City For Melbourne To Be Built At Sunbury
The plan to create a satellite city for Melbourne aims to house about 42 000 people at Sunbury 21 miles north of Melbourne. The project costs £37 million and involves 3500 acres of grazing and crop land conversion. Government backing includes a civic centre complex as a community focal point and is announced by Victorian Premier Bolte.
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