Malayan Areas Declared Free After Terrorist Elimination Push
The Malayan government announced white areas after operations aimed at removing terrorists in Pal and South Trenggat. Authorities promise eased movement restrictions for residents once three to four terrorists are eliminated, with control measures to allow normal travel and trade.
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Emus
IAAP
Tater
Marge Neon
Malaya
Miley
Have
Hie
Panang
Uihoura
Tino Road
Anil
Washington Subcommittee Backs Hearings on Atom-Powered Ship
A congressional sub committee decides to hold hearings next Tuesday on President Power's plan to develop an atom powered vessel for a goodwill world cruise.
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Washington
Herringa
Ower
Early ACTU Move to End Wage Freeze
The AC TU contemplates approaching the Arbitration Court to unfreeze the basic wage. King and other officials indicate the move, with forthcoming meetings in Melbourne on May 2 highlighting worker frustrations. Delegates stress the issue rests on policy, not worker effort, while leadership assigns forthcoming talks and responsibilities.
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A.C.T.U
Fighting erupts in Saigon amid civil war chaos
Reported clashes in Saigon involve government forces and the Binh Xuyen allied to premier Ngo Dinh Diem. French agencies note casualties and widespread artillery use as thousands of soldiers mass outside the city.
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Paris
Teae
Vietnamene ‘National Army
Runn
Waly Fady
Lal van Rang
Binh Nuyen
Nae
Palice
Dien
Malaya Debate Divides Assembly Over Australian Troop Rolloff
Malayan legislators clashed yesterday as Lim Chin Btong and Umamba of the People's Action Party argued against deploying Australian and New Zealand troops to defend Malaya. Prime Minister David Marshall defended the government line amid the contentious debate on foreign military involvement.
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Ti Stsgaporf
Sritidlam
Auatealia
Ropa
Siegepore
Lim Chin Btong
Umamba
Pepjie
Action Party
Malaya
David Marshall
Ardne
Unions To Meet On Basic Wage Debate In Melbourne
Representatives of federal unions will convene in Melbourne on May 10 to discuss restoring the cost of living wage. The meeting aims to press the Arbitration Court for immediate adjustments. The secretary of the Retail Traders Association warned that restoring living costs now could harm secondary industries and price stability has improved in some sectors.
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Vederal Uunioan
Mellonna
Arbitration Court
Aljonti Mente
Retist ‘Tralers’ Association
J. B. Grifin
Businey
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Lwa
Rydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Hobart
Perth
Flood Warnings In North Sydney Area
Flood warnings were issued for inland river basins including Tweed Richmond and Clarence Rivers. The Weather Bureau spokesman said heat and rain are expected to continue, with warnings issued for inland river levels this afternoon and the next eight hours.
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Tweed
Clarence
Weather Bureau
Apakeaman
Unclear student remand and police case at campus
A fragment describes a university student remand on a charge related to a demolition site on Rima Road. It notes police involvement, damages, and a court remand set to May 12 with unspecified ball running from C9 to 640. The readable text is garbled with many uncertainties.
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Unverniy Pawelv
Cau Olay
Ata Es Seettaat i Rima Road
Bott
SE Asia Seen as Force Against War
Dr John Burton urged the Agro-Asian conference observers to report confidential talks with Asian ministers. He argued that military pacts fail to keep peace and warned that anti-communist governments elected by the people stand opposed to Western policy shaping Southeast Asia toward communism.
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Mrommr
Trithy
Pesow
Ta Be Ik
Avia
Sipport
John Burton
Urton Hun
Asia
Desert Lands Could Feed All Peoples Says Australian Botanist
Australian botanist Dewman stated that global food supply could meet demand if more coordinated effort is invested. Dickson of the B.CO Advisory Committee noted research supports expanding agricultural zones in ancient fertile regions and stressed unified action for new areas under development. A planned project in Missouri Valley was referenced with a June 1961 milestone amid ongoing experiments.
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Dre B. . Dewman
Dickson
B.co
Prisoner Located After Friday Pen Barricade
Police locate a prisoner after a Friday incident at the pen. Reports say John Leodard was seen near a wall between sand and 9 pm. Authorities continue to investigate the event and secure the area.
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Morerdes Trom
Nigel
John Leodard
Roman Catholic Bishops Warn of Communist Threat in Australia
A joint pastoral by Australia’s Roman Catholic Bishops warns that communism could reassert control over the nation’s industry if indigenous groups are weakened by intrigue. It condemns anti church plots and calls for vigilance to defend Catholic influence and national unity amid political upheaval.
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Ratinna
Formoya
Aybekiveen Ue
Wid Atel
Australia
Ohann Australie
Aertrail Sos
Thane
Timas
Aterralle
Pomeuniam
Australie
Funen
Sonal
Aye Pale
Ntl
Unity Conference on 1953 Rules in New South Wales
NSW unity conference on 1953 rules outlines tentative arrangements for a round table meeting. The executive to establish a Work’s Committee and chair by a federal union member, with secretaries and delegates named. no date fixed yet for the state conference.
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Nsw
New Bouth Wales
Alee de
ALLE
Bir Weece
Lax
Abe Kee
Evans Bir
Cotbouree
L. North
F. Campbell
J. Williams
A.W.U
Doughty
Pfla
Addiion
Widows seek writs over pilots' deaths in aviation crash
Writs were issued by pilots' widows last week seeking action from the National Airlines Commission and the Civil Aviation authorities. The crash killed Abe Viscount and several others, with eight injured. widows and a child survived, awaiting justice in court.
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Abe
Ash ‘Ak
Esrins
Widder
Sineame
National Airlines Commission
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