Labour factions seek strong showing at Sydney conference
At the 9 30 am Town Hall special conference in Sydney, A L P factions vie for influence as delegates to the Agenda and Appesly committees are elected. The outcome could reveal which faction controls key committees and the state executive. Delegates vote tomorrow between 2 pm and 6 pm with badges checked to prevent cross voting.
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Agetia Abc
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Uae
Minn McCamsy
Blidees
Lloyd Rone
Hue
Torrow
Spomeaman
Ucke
Renee Tae Furs
Uslo‘wales
Une
Secret ballot to pick ALP candidates for federal races
The old ALP executive will decide by secret ballot which candidates stand for the House of Natives and the Nenata in the Federal elections. The secretary Mr. Tripointeh revealed this to-day, meaning candidates will be selected and approved by the party's executive end not by predelection ballots as for marly.
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Hany
House of Natives
Nenata
Thin Waz
Tripointeh
Army Action To Head NS T Weaknesses and Reforms
The article reports ongoing military service reforms and national service issues in 18 nations. It notes weaknesses in administration and training, claims of apathy, and a push for full employment to meet required manpower. Leaders discuss new methods to address these challenges.
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Waite
Tully Awats
Umusterative
Date Set For Big Four Talks October
The Foreign Ministers of the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union agreed on October 27 to meet in Moscow to discuss the European security framework trade and communications and possible disarmament steps. The four nations are John Dulles Anthony Eden Antoine Pinay Vyacheslav Molotov and Charles Bohlen as observers.
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Annoorman' Im Mamow Atin
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Mininiera
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Marahi Macautinn
Britain
M. Antoine Pinay
France
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Liberal Party Seeks Clarity on Parliamentary Privilege
At the state Council meeting the Liberal Party demanded a procedure on privilege. Franke Browne and Raymond Pitaputeick were criticised as Liber Party members pressed debate on the government showa policy. The council adopted a resolution asking the government to explain parliamentary privilege and define breach procedures.
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Raymond Pitaputeick
Liber Party
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State Council
Showa
Ambassador and son killed in car crash on bridge
The United States ambassador to Thailand, John Peurifoy, and his nine year old son Daniel were killed when their car collided on a narrow bridge near the Beech River dock of Siamy.
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Jonn Peurifoy
Daniel
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Siomy
Collision of US troop planes kills 84 on two aircraft
Two American military transport planes collided in mid air west of Mount… killing all 84 men aboard. The disaster, one of the worst in U.S. aviation history, occurred about 45 minutes after takeoff from Echterdingen. One plane developed engine trouble, clashed with another, then plunged. the second aircraft followed, going out of control and diving.
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Mulen
Mtutagart
Imy
M Wood
United States
Echterdingen
Arippla
Apex To Seek New Deal For Aborigines
Apex National President Mr. Gaydon Murrey announced a plan to pursue a new package of services for Australian Aborigines over the next two years. The Morwell Club originated the scheme after studying conditions and reporting at the national convention it highlighted injustices. An exclusive committee will be formed to push a broad policy of action across the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth
Bolivian Tin Magnate Seeks Divorce Amid Wealth Rumors
Reports say Antenor Peune, a Bolivian tin magnate listed among the world’s wealthiest men, seeks divorce from Princess Marie Cristina de Bourton after years of separation. The government nationalized his mines in Mexico, affecting a fortune tied to tin investments. Peune’s health and family strains are noted as a factor in the ongoing dispute.
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Marie Cristina de Bourton
Mexico
Bia Fortin
Tina
Man Charged In School Murder Case
Police report a suspect charged in a school murder case. The inquiry focuses on weapon recovery and ongoing investigation into the motive and surrounding circumstances.
GATT Majority Admits Japan As Member
A GATT majority approved Japan's entry after weeks of talks. Nations including the United States backed the protocol, with signing set to proceed as negotiations moved toward final measures and entry in the next period.
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G.A.T.T
Japan
Finances Trigger Major UK and US Concerns
Reports from London and Washington describe mounting financial strain and policy responses. UK ministers meet to review economy amid continued squeeze, while US officials weigh tax relief limits and defense mobilization plans to curb spending growth.
Migrants From Austria Expected This Year
The report notes 7 000 arrivals in the year, up from 1 000, with cooperation sought under a renewed Austrian plan. It mentions officials such as Mr J Larkin and Mr Taurking and references migrant hostels in Victoria and Tasmania.
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Snowy Mountains
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Tasmania
Jury Disagree In Trial Of Forbes Mayor
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the Forbes mayoral trial after prolonged testimony. Defense lawyer Mr. Wend argued the panel was biased toward one side, while Crown counsel urged jurors to weigh all evidence impartially and consider motive, intent, and action beyond conjecture.
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Waebt
South Korea Ultimatum Rejected Amid Armistice Tensions
Reported here is the rejection of a South Korean ultimatum linked to armistice monitoring. The United Nations and Joint Armistice Commission members, including Poland and Czechoslovakia, denounced the move while demonstrations erupted after President Syngman Rhee ordered foreign departure. Police reported no containment of uprisings as the crisis deepened.
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Negotiators Inch Toward Release Talks After Long Sessions
A resumed meeting with negotiators extended across multiple sessions totaling seven hours over four periods. The parties discussed the repatriation of seven detained civilians and the potential return of 40 American civilians in China. China asserted 4,900 Chinese students in America are free and ready to return if possible. Further details await the two missions’ next steps.
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Aroerien
Pakistan to Form Coalition Government Amid Turmoil
Pakistan moves toward a coalition government combining the Moslem League and United Front with an Independent member. The Cabinet reportedly includes five Moslem League and five United Front figures, with several independents, as power-sharing arrangements emerge after recent political shifts.
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Mohammed Ali
Moslem League
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A. Faxiol Hug
Mohammed Alicny Arastay
Enat
Cahinen
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Cooney Ablevain
Pie
Manaus Rashid
Saydar” Ame Ata Hhun
All Mosley League
Paziul Bug
Mohamed Nurut Hug ‘Chowder
Kabaiine Kumar Datta
Atul Laie Binwas
Letuenehni Kun
Dr Youn’ Buy
Sydney builders charged with 35 counts in conspiracy case
The Commonwealth-Solicitor-General charged a Sydney firm with 35 counts following a detailed investigation by the government. The move was announced by Mr Ed Wart MP after inquiries into alleged conspiracies and improper conduct.
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Ed Wart
Prisoner Walks Out of Canberra Lockup in Police Car
Canberra residents react to a prisoner escaping from the lockup on Thursday night using a police car. Inspectors Richards and Powley declined to comment as investigators begin a mental inquiry into the incident and the circumstances of the escape.
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Peking Pressures United States on Early Talks
The report notes Beijing urging Washington to begin talks soon while the Reagan administration weighs engagement with Communist China. Officials withhold immediate comment as U S policy to be guided by strategic considerations and responses from Beijing.
In Brief World Weather Contro Po Are Ban Firancimo Vida
Fragmented world notes report on climate controls, military moves, and political actions. Amid varied items from London to New Zealand, mentions include atomic energy talks, battlefield events in the Sahara, and a Roman Catholic bishop seeking funds for mountaineering facilities.
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