Labour ballot result hints at large executive victory
Industrial group observers predicted a strong vote for the Group in the Labour ballot in Sydney. Reporters noted that small unions at the conference may have influenced the count in favour of Cahill and allied candidates. Counting was delayed as ballots were secured and transported to the counting hall under guard, with results not expected until tomorrow.
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South Koreans Reject Red Talks Move
South Korea dismissed a proposal for talks with the North as utterly unacceptable after failed Unification talks. The government said major aid and unity efforts were unlikely while U.S and Chinese positions influenced regional stability. American troops and a cautious stance from the United Nations shaped the reaction.
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Seven Die In Hotel Fire In Mayhem at Parlor Block
A deadly hotel blaze in New York City claimed seven lives as guests attempted to escape, including Warren Heyes a 22 year old New Yorker. Firefighters battled the stubborn flames while victims leaped from windows and perished on the street. The Parlor Hotel owner Waldemar Spiller was among the deceased and investigators searched the ruin for missing guests.
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Warren Heyes
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Stolen Weapons Recovered After Raid on London Basements
In a Saturday raid by LRA members a cache of Bren guns Stan rifles and ammunition was found in a dingy London basement near a dilapidated shop. The weapons were packed for hampers to the IRA and tied to Arborfield Barracks in Berkshire.
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Berkshire
Mystery of Missing Boy Deepens
The search for six year old Raymond Michelin continues as police and officials probe Victoria Park Lake for clues. Superintendent J Gordon says a body could be in the lake or another water body nearby, with inquiries ongoing.
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Atay
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Inet
Blackwadle
Sears Roebuck Buys Interest In Sydney Retailers
Sears Roebuck acquires an interest in Waltons Ltd, a Sydney retailer, with Waltons taking board representation. Norman Rydges, Walton's chairman, says the agreement signed in Chicago makes Sears Roebuck a partner in operations and merchandising expertise. Walton’s annual net profit and regional presence are noted, with Sears Roebuck expanding into multiple markets.
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Cube
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Colombia
Shipyard introduces new American liner in Hamburg port
In Germany's Hamburg, a large shipyard, Dominche Wertt, announces an American ship at 14 ships to be built. The event signals an expected shift in shipbuilding and trade, with the American fleet expanding its presence at the port.
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Gore Ls Dominche Wertt Shipyard
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British Admit Keeping Atomic Power Secrets
A report from a peace conference notes Britain's Atomic Energy Authority chief Christopher Hunton refusing to recant on Calder Hall reactor secrets. Delegates from other nations pressed for openness as Harwell's energy program faced protests about safety, underdevelopment, and the balance between peaceful use and proliferation.
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Warmer plan fuels debate on Victorian rail charges
Melbourne reports cabinet backed a broad rail fare overhaul proposed by Transport Minister Warner. Suburban riders protest while government argues the plan raises country fares, refines freight and light goods charges, and preserves rail service at a competitive level against road transport.
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Melting Snow Likely To Cause Minor Flooding In Riverina
Melting snow in the Riverina and southern highland regions is expected to cause minor flooding. Forecasts indicate the Tumut River may rise near structures while overall water levels remain moderate. peak flow is anticipated at several bridges with only low-lying areas at risk. Road conditions between Nurrunteye and Wage may deteriorate, but authorities expect limited impact beyond local districts.
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Pleasure Launch Crash in Fog Kills 20 at Sea
A pleasure craft crashed on a foggy channel night near Saunt Bilielic, killing 20 aboard including women and children. Survivors clung to wreckage as a French engineer and divers aided rescue efforts before a rock collision and rising waves sent bodies ashore. Rescue ships and lifeboats reached the scene, while authorities investigated the disaster and prepared to report on the casualty list.
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Boy Drowns In Yass River In Tragic Accident
A boy drowned in the Yass River during a fishing outing. His body was recovered about two hours later after authorities responded to the incident. Details are unclear due to garbled text in the source.
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Soldier disrupts Broadcoating mission near Bod station
A disrupted patrol at night involved Army officers moving troops from Noytham Camp toward the Uranemitter near Bod. An engineer reported a soldier being seen, a relay with station APM Perth, and the aviator returning to work after a hurried hotel-to-studio transfer.
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Indians Abandon Goa Invasion Peaceful Protest Reaches Frontiers
The Indian premier faced Parliament amid reports of clashes along Goa and Daman frontiers as thousands demonstrated. Police and armed groups clashed with Goan villagers, injuring hundreds, and a march marked Goa’s anniversary with calls for independence. Demonstrators sought the body of a slain man, while police restrained further protests and authorities readied measures for order.
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Australia to fund part of British Trans Antarctic Expedition
The Australian Government will contribute £25,000 towards the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition promised by the U K Government in 1957/58. The Prime Minister announced Australia’s aid and participation, outlining funding for maintenance of stations and shared Commonwealth enterprise. The plan includes two ships and two airstrips to support exploration toward the Antarctic Pole, with work slated for the southern summer.
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Chief Of Staff Resigns Amid Cabinet Shuffle
Indonesian reports state the Chief of Staff has resigned amid a cabinet reshuffle. The official statement notes plans to pursue a new role, with no further details on successor or timing.
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Eee
Ene Nitonemiam Cobbat
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Ened
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Vastoon delay marks elder cricket fan denied entry
An elderly cricket fan, 13 years old, was refused entry to The Oval yesterday despite being admitted after recognition by county club members. The incident occurred as the event drew attention from local cricket circles and organizers.
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