Socialists win West Berlin by narrow margin
Reported results show Socialists narrowly beating Communists in West Berlin with 27 percent for the Communists and 23 percent for the Social Democrats. Observers expect a renewed Eause at the Soviet side and a new Parliament likely by January 10. Police squads, armed guards, and posturing factions surrounded polling places as clashes and arrests occurred near the border.
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Berlin
Socialist Party
West Berlin
Adenauer
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Willie
Hest
Wevklors
Kruup
Poliew
Government eyes price controls amid NSW talks
Report outlines ongoing state price control debates as Victoria plans to end controls by year end. NSW price minister Mr Janda notes partial lifting is under consideration, aligning with government policy and gradual contracts.
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Victoria
Nsw
Janda
Gale Damage In Europe And U S Headlines From A Night Of Fire
A London report notes a mother dying in a flaming petrol bath incident with a death by own action at Bath while a Tunisian amnesty gesture surfaces in the same broad dispatch. The fragment references multiple places and upheaval across Europe and North Africa, with scattered names and events such as London and Tunis figures.
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London
Ana Xine
Pulive
Fragmented OCR Summary of Obscure Local Notice
The readable text resembles a fragmented OCR dump with numerous garbled terms and scattered names. It mentions Indonesians and immigrants, a Portuguese sounding phrase, and several jumbled references to people, places, and events without coherent context or clear dates or actions.
East West Trade Duel in Asia Sets Political Spotlight
Patrick Sergeant, age 11, discusses the appointment of Dr Beale as chief cashier of a major Indian financial body. The piece notes British influence, India's industrial credit arm, and a push by the USSR against India’s independence. Delegations from India, Burma, Indonesia, Siam, North Korea and China tour the Soviet Union, funded by the State Government, to promote cooperation.
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Patrick Sergeant
Russia
Dr. Beale
Jaik
England
Corporation
India
Mr. Butler
Asia
Ussr
Rusia
Burma
Indonesis
Siam
North Korea
China
Savi Union
Usb.b.a
Pope Spends Best Night For Three Weeks
Vatican report says the Pope slept well for the first time in three weeks and drank tea. He received communion and was helped with pillows. doctors plan a full X-ray exam soon. A broadcast from his bed was delayed to Wednesday if strength permits.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pasquinn
Jworld
Martha Ytar
Banillea
Saint Peters
Congress Lion
Christmas Railway Strike Threatens in Britain
Rail unions threaten walkouts across Britain with 40 000 army leaders demanding higher pay. Manchester railwaymen plan a 24000 strong strike from December 19 if demands are unmet. Lancashire railmen also threaten action, with broader industry financial distress cited by union leaders.
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Britain
Unconscious Girl Found On Waverley Golf Course
A young woman was found unconscious on Waverley Golf Course late tonight. Police report she did not appear to be the violin of all appeal and are investigating the incident at St. Vincent's Hospital where she was taken. Further details are unavailable as authorities work to determine the circumstances.
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Waverley
St. Vincent's
Ho Pial
Princiothes
Ent
Einhema
Fem
Neoamen
Herve
Bird
Clayton
Pape
Snow Clayton
Justin
Wells
Quetigny
Gingvon
Zenland
Justice
Watersiders Riot Delays Royal Commission Hearing
The Watersiders interrupt a royal commission session as guards struggle to restore order. Witnesses including Bird and Pape refuse early remarks while police and committee members seek silence amid disruptive shouts and crowd pressure.
Boldrewood Street Bridge Construction Advances
Workmen lay pre stressed concrete beams at Boldrewood Street bridge site. Beams are cambered for strength and include stretched wire in their bases as part of a new development in building.
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McGann
Charles Thompton
Pieter Kruithof
Canberra Orchestral Society
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Adenware
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Rowhallata’ Gh
Joetton Tax
Lincoin HG
Deeman Party
Jon Same
Canmuunishy
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Germie Murty
Pier Cent
LSB
Herlisy
Ainley
Drul Houten
Aman NS
Jamiay
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Ron
Mann
Nlibal
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Stan Akvaling
Dane Niin
Pali
Yin Tian Taube
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Winien
Lew Goovniee
Ian the
Gary Ti
Melbourne
Menai
Balan
Mr Menai
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Nora Stan
Jonnie
Menzien
Pope
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Watersiders
Royal Commission
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Monilay
Eapionate
Searier
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Anjou
Cl Waye
Bagun
Williac Hareioun Bury
Corumunist
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Hsrinch
Seatens Union
Teyumrl
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Fondue
Honoue
Lavik
Owen Saad
Java
Alent
Boldrewood Street Bridge
Canberra
University Avenue
Condamine Street
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