Britain Tightens Security for Bulganin Khrushchev Visit
British and Russian security chiefs step up precautions amid threats and vandalism as the Kremlin leaders arrive in London. Police probe hate campaigns sparked by the visit and Yard detectives sweep potential sniper sites around Claridge’s hotel.
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Nikola Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
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Vhrushchov
Sentland Yard
Spoela
Nickolai Racharov
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Middle East
Far East
Big Pour
Géneva
Scotland Yard
Drdzhonikidze
Russia
Natve
Soviet official hints at surprise gesture during Bulganin Khrushchev visit
A Soviet official said Bulganin and Khrushchev plan a cordial pleasant gesture in Britain to show friendship. The gesture would be kept as a surprise to win over the British public and solidify bonds between Russia and Britain.
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London
Marshal Bulganin
Khrushchev
Britain
Russia
New Legislation On Arbitration Based On Experience
Mr Holt announced forthcoming legislation in Parliament to reform arbitration, drawing on UK and US experiences but cautioned Australia’s higher union presence at 60 percent of wage earners and stronger Labour ties would prevent copying British models. Australia also has a long history of compulsory arbitration through the Arbitration Court or Conciliation Commissioners.
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Milne Left Estate After Death in January
British playwright and novelist A. A. Milne died in January leaving an estate of £64,175 gross and £50,071 net. Death duties of £119,968 had already been paid.
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London
A. A. Milne
No Action On State Road Tax To Canberra
Prime Minister Menzies told the House of Representatives the government will not amend the Seat of Government Administration Act to allow duty free transport from Sydney to Canberra. He cited constitutional and legal difficulties for the Territory and said the issue should go to the proposed constitutional committee for consideration.
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New South Wales
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R Fraser
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No Objective To Control Labour Says Santamaria
Melbourne report states B A Santamaria, chief executive of the movement, denied any aim to seize control of the Labour Party or others. He said the movement began in 1945 at requests from Labour and union leaders and that some teachers privately aided the effort against Communists. He noted the Episcopal Committee meeting in Melbourne last Friday showed bishops fully backing the movement.
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Catholic Special Movement
the Movement
Australian Labour Party
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Mir. Santamaria
Ito
Labour Andade
Tte
Maritamaria
Episcopal Committee
Catholic Social Movement
Car overturns in Braddon smash at Doonkuna and Donaldson
A crash at the Doonkuna and Donaldson streets intersection in Braddon yesterday saw a car driven by Mr. James Brophy of Forrest overturn while a smaller car driven by Mr. Lloyd Russell Kentwell of O'Connor left the road. Both vehicles were extensively damaged but the occupants avoided serious injuries.
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Braddon
James Brophy
Forrest
Lloyd Russell Kentwell
O'Connor
Split In ALL.P. Looms In N.S.W Over Inquiry
Sydney dispatch reports a secret state ALP executive meeting agitating party unity. A motion by Vice President J Shortell urged that charges against Kane and Tooney be heard by the coming executive, not the Federal body, risking a major Labor split if federal interference continues.
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Shortall
Kane
Tooney
Labour Party
Opposition Attack on Cole Recognition in Senate Debate
The dispute centers on recognizing Senator Cole as leader of the Anti-Communist Labour Party. Opposition figures accuse the government of bypassing parliamentary precedent and granting special facilities to a one-man party. Menzies defends the Senate's rules while Evatt calls the move shocking and scandalous. The debate ends with a gag on further discussion.
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Cole
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Hie Harrison
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Coly
Israel Presses Canal Issue With Egypt Border Tensions
Israel links the Suez Canal dispute to border pacification with Egypt, hindering Hammarskjold's UN peace mission. Ben-Gurion restates the view in a new letter, while Egypt and Arab states demand a strict mandate. Washington rejects a 3‑way foreign ministers meeting, fearing misinterpretation of Hammarskjold's mission.
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Jervis Bay Naval College To Be Re established
Announcement that Jervis Bay Naval College will be re established after moving from Flinders Naval Depot Victoria. First term 1957. Senator O Sullivan notes long standing concerns over Flinders suitability and explains planned transfer and minimal public disruption. Government aims for smooth take over with minimal inconvenience to holiday makers.
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Bandaranaike Sees British Bases Exit and Neutral Path
In a Washington interview published yesterday by U.S. News and World Report Prime Minister Bandaranaike said British forces in Ceylon would have to go if no base agreement exists. He proposed neutrality in foreign affairs and welcomed a possible visit by Bulganin and Khrushchev, while backing Afro-Asian Conference decisions and urging end to colonialism and nuclear weapons.
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Evatt Urges Inquiry Into Sale Of Whaling Station
Evatt pressed for an inquiry before any sale legislation, arguing for parliamentary validation. Minister Melwen announced the sale for an undisclosed sum, with McEwen defending government plans to exit the whaling industry as a production activity. Discussion noted no formal offer from the North West Whaling Company, only talks on employment of station workers.
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Army chiefs cars adopt three star insignia in Australia
A move to display three star plates on official cars used by service chiefs is debated in Parliament. Lieutenant General Sir Henry Well and the Defence Preparations Committee influence the plan while Mr Fraser questions its resemblance to Japanese Army insignia. The Army Minister says the US system was not adopted but will be examined.
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Trial Telecasts Planned in Sydney and Melbourne
Commercial TV firms in Sydney and Melbourne completed plans for trial telecasts in both cities in July this year. First regular broadcasts by the stations and by the ABC will start in November in time for the Melbourne Olympic Games.
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In Brief SOM London Port and Gas Alerts
A series of short notices report a Portuguese taxi driver in London consuming vast food and drink, a Dutch vessel flooding and sinking near Rio de Janeiro, carbon monoxide fumes injuring a church congregation in Leigh, a Dutch ship sinking after grounding off Victoria, and underground garden hoses in Chicago while cancer researchers discuss a potential treatment.
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