Australia votes to end Labour minority government after election
After a brief campaign the Australian people voted decisively to end the insecure government. Voters rejected Labour calls for change, spurred by Kennedy's assassination shock and Indonesia Malaysia tensions. The result shifts power to a stronger government but raises expectations and scrutiny of policy directions.
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Labour
Kennedy
Australia
Calwell
ALP
Archibal Mannix
Democratic Labour Party
A.L.P
Indonesia
Malaysia
Hobart
Labour Party
New Members Enter Parliament After NSW Election Defeat
The report lists incoming MPs and party shifts with Dr Malcolm George Mackay Kay and Thomas Eyre Forrest Hughes among Labour and Liberal success in New South Wales and Queensland, detailing careers from dairy farming to law, and noting resignations and previous seats. It covers appointments, victories in Bonython and Port Adelaide, and the broader changes in the federal parliament.
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Robinson
Legislative Assembly
Malcolm George Mace Kay
Basser College
Edinbugh University
Mackay
RAN
Thomas Eyre Forrest Hughes
Parkes
Sydney
Queen's Counsel
Privy Council
Thomas Hughes
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Civic Reform
John Alexander Pettitt
Hume
Harden
Gibbs
Ipswich Iustial
Justice Gibbs
Redbank Plains
Queensland
George W. Shaw
Dawson
Kevin Cairns
Lilleys
A. Hulme
Nis Ld Seni Petrie
Shaw
Farleigh Sugar Mill
Sugar Research Board
Mackay Sugar Mill Managers Association
Cairns
S.A. Labour
Sfitte
Ad.p
M. H. Nicholls
S.A
Vehicle Builders’ Union
U S Officials Welcome Australia and New Zealand Votes
United States officials in Washington welcomed election victories in Australia and New Zealand. The State Department issued a formal comment while senior American officials noted the importance of foreign and defense policies. Observers expected private messages to Sir Robert Menzies and Mr Keith Holyoake.
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Washingson
A.a.p.reuter
United States
Robert Menzies
Australia
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Athena Expresseas
Sir Robert
Hint
New Ferland
Johnson
Sir Rober
Mr. Halyoake
Rhodesian minister insists on democracy support in Bulawayo
British press reports Rhodesian Minister for Roads William Harper spoke in Bulawayo about democracy support amid uncertain conditions. The report notes no clear actions on democracy and hints at broader debates over political system legitimacy in the region.
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Bulawayo
Surday
Ra.p
William Harper
Awi
Author of Surrender Confusion Killed
Edward Kennedy, former World War II Associated Press correspondent who first reported the German surrender in 1945, died last Friday from injuries after a traffic accident. He was 58. His career included the famed May 7 1945 surrender flash and subsequent debates over embargoes and accreditation.
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Monterey
A.A. P
Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Kennedy
Abs
New York
Flensburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scan Dispatch
Shue
Return To Commons Of Quintin Hogg Front Bench
In Westminster Derek Moon assesses Quintin Hogg returning to the Commons a lively mix of panache and politics. The piece weighs trepidation over his unpredictable backbench influence and anticipation of a reinvigorated Conservative tone in debates and party leadership dynamics.
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Quintin Hogg
Agai| Jhin
I Jbeillignee
House of Commons
McHogg
Lord Evilsham
ACT Law List Before Mr Justice Wihe at the ACT Law Court
A dense legal list before Mr Justice Wihe begins at 10 am including numerous案件 names and parties such as Polymer Investments Ltd Contepanies Ordinance 1962 and Australian Guarantee Corporation. The docket cites civil and criminal matters across NSW and ACT with garnishee actions, receiverships, and probate references among varied firms and individuals.
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Justice Wihe
Fraser
Kelley
Tleury
Wihhaiamakin
Balnen
Wajachotte
Rodgers
Biggingbacha
Toth
Carrusea Blakston
Giutden
Ture Zipink
Walsh
Osheanie
Eliashir
Lota Oi
Colless
Dal Molyor OS Clementon
Nsw
By Ltd
Australian Guarantee Corporation
Bed Weydles Tyre Capital Constructions My. Ltd
Polymer Investments Ltd
Dinner Party at Government House Reported by Governor
Governor hosts a dinner party at Government House on Saturday evening as His Excellency attends services in Canberra yesterday. Miss Ballin and Mr Ballien are noted attendees.
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Hogg
Blackpool
Macmillan
Lord Poole
Macleod
Hope
Ceners
Geeriment House
Hiv Excellency
Alieiwlea
Vine Servics
Canbetts
Esterday Mar Lige
Misa Pion
Balllien
Ave
Imr
Ag Balllien
Goveriment House
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L. H. Irwin
F. Hughes
W. J. Aston
J. L Bosman
J. Robinson
J. Pewitt
Country Party
William John Aston
S. Binfeld
Aston
House of Representatives
Foreign Affairs
Atomic Energy
Waverley
Jan Louis Robinson
Cow‘Re Wits
Casino
Meuren
McGuren
Earle Page
Labour Wa
Mr. Robinson
Coury Party Cental Council
Blacktown
Raw Party
Mitchell
Irw
Warcher Leonard Lewis Bosman
George
N.S.W. Buries
Bostan
Celtby
Association Ofivilian Widows
N.s.w
Senate
Diltmer
Tab
Ueensland
Urnbull
Asm
Wylie T. Gibb
Flan
Beovinian
Mr. A
Hulme
U.S.A
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Paris
Westminster
Derek Moon
Mr. Butler
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Commons
Bat Bark St Aldwyn
Fords
Mailshan
Selwyn Lloyd
Macfallin
Reginald Maudling
Ee Tete Howe
Quintin Hoge Lloyd Till
Lord Blakessel
Ham
Atill Beller
Selwyn
Hay Shawn
Hesley
Ares
Abel Hobie
Liviny Jan
A.C.T. Law List
Tohnson
Manns Bersandes
Diessel
MeQnalter
Gorowek
Harvey Trinder
Did
Pertotdy
Preuselol
Kearock and Awatralia and New Zealand Bank Ltd
Garnishee
Lindh v. Simmig & Co
Tor Oil Products
Aust Nay Lad
Am Property
Indinanee
Chiceia
Wyer, Gallina Y Marnapedi
Dixon Y
Bauske
Southwell Vy Canberat Commuinity Hospital Board
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Kayov
Nikon
Craigs
Belendany Awad
Greenfield Y. Kellys Custom Credit Carper Vari Lids
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MagPherson
Titan
Bennett
Robertson O'Keefe
Woodrow
Light Body
Phelps
Davin Bojanovicy
Tomiv
Riwk Blaky
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Holbrank Dea
Nichols
Nichhols
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Seckold
Howe
Arwick
Barwick
Minit Hint
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