United States Pledges Defense of Formosa Amid Korea Talks
U S officials stated Washington will reinforce Formosa to deter Communist China after a proposed settlement faltered. Dulles urged a coordinated plan with the United Nations and allies, while noting possible air and naval moves to counter Communist forces in Asia.
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Hyeoe
Australia faces danger of being swallowed by red aggression
Mr Lindsay, Liberal member Jar Hinders warns Parliament that Australia may be overwhelmed by Communist expansion after World War II. He urges a united government stance, calls for Parliament to convene, and advocates delegations to Indonesia and South Rand nations to gauge global threats and seek international peace.
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We! Maid of Atomic Energy
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Trade Mission To Southeast Asia By Australian Officials
Australian trade mission to Southeast Asian nations will promote Allan products. Minister for Commerce Mefewen announced from the House of Representatives that the mission includes Australian business members and department officials. The group, led by Me Momwen, aims to boost exports and strengthen ties with regional markets.
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Defence programme reorganisation planned by Governor General
Governor General outlines planned defence restructuring to unite regions in South East Asia, safeguard sovereignty, and enhance external relations. He advocates economic stability, social welfare, and greater productivity through manufacturing efficiency while stressing care for the aged and support for charitable housing. An all party constitutional review and expansion plans for Parliament are proposed to align with Australia’s growing international role.
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Prime Minister to address nation on Southeast Asia policy
Prime Minister delivers a statement likely to stress Australia s duties under the Southeast Asia treaty and the Commonwealth Government s support from close consultations with the foreign affairs minister and external advisers. The cabinet approved the plan and the speech is to be delivered in Parliament.
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Lear
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Jews Murdered In Morocco Rampage Near Rabat
At Rabat and Petit Yen areas, mobs attacked Jewish shops and homes during demonstrations linked to local political tensions. Several Jews were killed, many wounded, and authorities reported a wave of violence tied to anti Zionist sentiment and the Sultan’s controversial rule. The unrest followed broader calls for national autonomy and French protectorate politics in the region.
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French Morocco
Petit Yen
State Liquor Referendum Vote Planned by Labour Party
A special meeting of the Ute State Parliamentary Labour Party will be held next Wednesday to discuss holding a referendum on liquor trading hours. The meeting was brief and the premier and cabinet have not yet decided any position.
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Sydney
Cabinat
Urgent Passage For Espionage Commission Bill Urgent Passage For Espionage Commission Bill
The Government plans to use parliamentary procedure to rush a bill concerning the Royal Commission on national security. Prime Minister Menies announced introducing the bill, aiming for quick passage with suspension of standing orders. Parliament considers adding measures to ensure the commission’s validity beyond doubt.
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Royal Commission
Menies
Monksen
Randwick Bus Strike Ends at Metropolitan Depots
A meeting of bus depot stewards across Randwick and metropolitan depots decided that mechanics will return to the same work on Friday. The strike, ongoing since July, targeted wage margins and increased rates, and now concludes with union confirmation of resumed duties.
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Rannwick
A.B Hin
Fridhy
Senate Reform Proposal Debate in Ben ste Senate
A former president of the Senate, Senator Matiner, urged reform during a debate on Ane Addrems. He proposed creating a single minister to oversee all bills and reshaping the Senate into a real scrutinising body.
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Matiner
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Minhorty
Australians booed as cycling team boycotted final
Report of chaotic cycling events at the Australian Games. Disqualifications and protests followed Cox and Peacock amid crowd unrest. Manager Young sought appeals, while officials debated procedure and rider crossings. Positive, strong entities include Australia, Peacock, Cox, and British referee.
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WeiKner
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Charles de Beanmane Conanlay Ndge
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Tn Eve
Sui Yung
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Aler
Peacock
Senator Warns Japanese Propaganda Sent to Australian Youths
Senator Henry of Tasmania told the Senate last night of a purported Japanese Communist effort to spread propaganda to Australian teenagers via a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization correspondence club. He read a letter urging responses to questions about atomic and hydrogen bombs and public opinion on war and peace, alleging Japanese behind the scheme and noting concerns about radiation effects on fish and global attitudes toward nuclear weapons.
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Adermann Criticized Amid Parliament Row
Fragmentary report shows Mr Adermann criticized by colleagues in a parliamentary session. Mention includes Mr Romanas and apologies sought. detail on committee chairmanship and election as chairman of Los links appears unclear in the text.
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