Angry wool-growers rally in Canberra letter to editor
Canberra readers hear a letter from a Victorian wool grower chronicling wartime style tensions in the wool industry. The writer cites opposition to a levy rise and calls for reform of the auction system and top wool bodies. He blames government inaction and criticizes the Victorian Chariers Association while noting local boycott talk and port sales disputes.
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Australian Wool Board
William Gunn
Canberra
Hamilton
William
Victoria
Australian Council of Wool Buyers
Portland
Greater
Melbourne
Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers Association
R. P. Rizzo
Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers’ Association
Rizzo
Victorian Chariers’ Association
Graziers
Hamilton Way
R.A
The Grim Problem of South Korea
A US backed yet unstable South Korea struggles with political squabbles and economic weakness. Persistent factionalism, a heavy US aid footprint, and a nascent civilian opposition movement challenge General Park's military regime as opposition parties plan a unified run in October elections.
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South Korea
Seoul
U.S
Washington
Ching Hee Park
Park
United States
Korea
A.A.P
New York
Associated Press of America
Civil Rule Party
Shinjunh
Fresh Politics
Minwon
People's Friends
Calwell Defines Labor Policy Focus at Perth Conference
The Opposition Leader outlines Labour priorities defence, education, housing and unemployment in Australia today. He notes a shift toward issue driven politics while some members cling to old style attacks and personal campaigns.
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Calwell
Australian Labour Party
A.L.P
Perth
Australia
Voice of
Labour
Indonesia
Hobart
Malaya
India
South- East Asia
Commonwealth
South Korea under harsh rule at tense border
An Associated Press report paints a harsh portrait of South Korea and its rulers, detailing grim facts about the nation and its leadership at a border scene prior to the current flare up.
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Korea
Press of America
South Korea
Turbulent Career of Mr Ward Dying East Sydney Light
Edward John Ward 64 former East Sydney representative dies after 31 years in parliament. A Labour veteran and master tactician he led left wing battles and questioned ministers relentlessly. He served as Minister for Labour and National Service then Transport and External Territories amid controversy. He lived in Paddington with his family.
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Edward John Ward
East Sydney
Australia
Ward
Labour Movement
A.L.P
New South Wales
Australa
Mes
House of Representatives
Labour
Sydney
Crown Street
la Tur
Lithgow
Eddie’ Ward
Lang
Scullin
New House
Chifley
New Guinea
Department of Territories
Jock”) Garden
Justice Ligertwood
Paddington
John McLeay
D'ny
Liberal Offer Prompts Talk of Party Unity in Queensland
Queensland Liberals led by Alan Hulme push for full union with the Country Party in Redcliffe talks. CP central council defers debate, sending the plan to the new council behind closed doors. Observers fear clashes in next House election and possible cabinet reshuffles toward London agent general post.
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Alan Hulme
C.P
A. Lawrie
Queensland
Hulme
Redcliffe
Central Council
P. Central Council
Labour
House of Representatives
David Muir
London
David
Brisbane
Department of Industry
Nicklin
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America
Japan
Walker Hill
U.N
Suwon
MR. Ward
Country Party
Mackay
L. J. Bardwell
Times
8S. Efstathis
North
Secret Society
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