Gair forms government party of 26 in Queensland
Brisbane reports Premier Gair announces formation of a government party of 26 members including himself. Parliament prorogued until June 11. election date to be set by Gair, Labour Party stance unchanged, and opposition leaders weigh support options for a Gair led government.
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Country
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Duggan
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Brisbane
Queensland
Queensland Laboure
Gait
Labour Party
Tment
Labowe
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Country Party
Nicklin
C.P
Morris
Liberal
ALP Crisis Quieted As Federal Intervention Debated
A strategic debate in the Australian Labor Party unfolds over possible federal executive involvement in Queensland after Mr Gair's expulsion. Delegates from Western Australia and other states oppose direct federal action, while New South Wales delegates stress party welfare concerns. The matter remains unresolved as discussions continue in Perth.
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Quensland
Gair
Western Australia
Chamberlain
C. H. Webb
Australia
Victoria
Queensland
South Australian
Ta Manian
New South Wales
Perth
Victorian ALP rejects move on federal meeting dispute
Melbourne report says the Victorian State Executive refused to back a Federal Executive call for a special ALP meeting over a Queensland dispute. The state body treated the issue as a state matter and opposed action until a formal approach was made.
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Chamberlain
Melbourne
Tive
Labwouki
Queensland
Galr
Thove Wholholding
Fed
Himwlf
Ed Alp
F. E. Chamberlain
ALP
Chinese to Withdraw From Tibet Talks Reported
New Delhi Times correspondent says Tibetan Kushagba Lama Cabinet prepared to open talks with China. Chou En Lai may consider immediate withdrawal of Chinese forces from East Tibet amid insurrection claims, with full withdrawal to follow gradually.
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New Delhi
Bridsy
A.p.reuter
Tibet
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Times
A Lama
Chou En-Lai
Delhi
Cahill Next Faces Union Push for Three Weeks Leave
Sydney unions press Premier Cahill to extend NSW statutory annual leave for state award workers to three weeks. Builders Labourers Federation will vote on a motion to send the demand to the June ALP conference, potentially guiding NSW legislation. Queensland already offers three weeks.
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New South Wales
Cahill
Queensland
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Builders! Labourers Federation
N.S.W
ALP
Soviet Volunteers Reported In Middle East
A United Press dispatch cites reports of Soviet volunteers and highly mobile Iraqi forces near Jordan as regional tensions rise. Moscow and Tel Aviv exchange warnings while Israel prepares at key crossings. Jordan tightens curfew as Nabulsi flees, and U.S. Sixth Fleet shifts to discuss regional diplomacy.
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Bagda
Syria
United Press
Soviet Union
Jordan
Hussein
Jontan
America
Israel
Moscow
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Middle East
Amman
Defence
Tukan
Mayflower 430 Miles From Land's End En Route to America
Australian commander Alan Villiera reports in a radio dispatch that the Mayflower TL lies 430 miles south south west of Land's End Cornwall, as the ship sails toward America.
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London
Reuter
Alan Villiera
Land's End
Cornwall
America
Space Ship Dream Of Fountain Of Youth
Dr Lewis reported to the American Physical Society that a round trip to the nearest star Alpha Centauri at 185000 miles per second would age a space traveler less than a year while eight years pass on Earth. If 180000 miles per second could be reached and a twin left behind, the traveler would be seven years younger than his brother, effectively finding a fountain of youth through relativity.
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Ereevee Preres Ney
Lewis
Atar
Earth
Lewis Aid
Einstein
Alpha Centauri
Ceylon Moves For Republic Declared In Parliament
In Colombo the Ceylonese House Representatives accepted Prime Minister Bandaranaike’s motion for a republic with a delegation led by Sadat of the Moslem Congress. President Kountly plans to visit Jordan after Saudi Arabia. Cairo observers see the Arab visit as preserving unity amid Jordan crisis. King Hussein warns against outside interference describing the crisis as internal.
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Colombo
Bandaranaike
Sadat
Kountly
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Cairo
Mystery Aid Call From Outback Station Heard On Broadcasts
A caller claimed to be dying of a snake bite and was heard briefly during a school broadcast then on several outback receivers. Radio staff tracked the signal to a mobile station 8SAB in Land driven by inspector A. Bil Stratton, but the source remains unlocated.
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J. Tank
G. Cameron
A. Bi. Strateton
Comet with Two Tails Seen Over United States
Dr. Hamilton M. Jeffers of Lick Observatory reported the Arend-Holland comet visible in American skies had two tails. One tail extended toward the sun while the other stretched outward, a rare and striking feature. The main tail measured about 25 to 30 million miles. the second about 10 million miles.
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Hamilton
Caliifornia
A.A.P
Ain
Hamilton ML Jeffers
Lick Observatory
Jeffers
Jecers
U S Accused Of Mediterranean Alliance
A Soviet newspaper claimed the United States began forming a Mediterranean alliance including Spain Italy France Morocco Tunisia Algeria Libya Sudan and possibly more. It said the U S would likely not join but would lead the group and guide aid to Spain.
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P. Reuter
Nswae
United States
Spain
Italy
France
Morocco
Tanisia
Algeria
Libya
Sudan
Runnin
Middle East
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Wuld
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