Query on Allowance Unresolved in Advisory Council
A dispute over whether an elected member’s office is an office of profit was raised at a council meeting. The Advisory Council received a letter from the Attorney General’s Department seeking guidance on the allowance issue, which remains unsettled. The matter hinges on sections 44 or 45 of the Constitution and would be decided by the Court of Disputed Review if a case arises.
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Attorneyra'a
Lbyrne
Office of Profit
Wlso Ug
Parlia
Johannesburg Doctor Arrested for Treason Charges
A Johannesburg medical practitioner Dr H Moran was arrested on treason charges. He holds the position of secretary of the African Indian Can and was seized in an alleged treason case tied to December 6 events. The report notes multiple arrests across Africa on treason charges.
UN Guards Control Port Said After British Pullout
United Nations troops tightened control of Port Said after British forces withdrew to a harbor beachhead awaiting evacuation from Suez. clashes left a British major dead and Egyptians wounded as UN patrols patrolled quiet, while observers question the fate of Lieut Moorhouse and Egypt urged no further trench actions.
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Port Said
A.a.p.reuter
United Nations
Suez
Pert Said
My To Gamil
Aunaroun
Manappe
Mohammed Riad
H.Q
Moorhouse
UNEP
Port Bald
U.N
Brynt
Burns
Cairo
Adrawal
Sinai
Fl Ballah
Lydda
Israel
Canberra price probe plan draws Liberal clash
Premier Cahill blasted Mr. Mortons proposal for a price increases panel. He argued the panel excludes consumers and warned the basic wage has little to do with high potato prices and tea price hikes. He urged Liberal seniors in Canberra to act sincerely to rescue the economy.
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Sydney
Morton
Liberal Party
Canberra
Cahill
Bis
Wallabies Sighted In Derbyshire Peak District
Wallabies believed to have escaped from a private zoo years ago spotted by hikers in the Derbyshire Peak district. Lord Scarsdale, head of Derby RAPA, says they appear to have survived and multiplied despite harsh English weather and asks the public not to molest them.
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Derby Derby
A.P. Reuter
Derbyshire Peak District
Lord Scarsdale
Derby
The
RAPA
Accidentally Killed On Hunting Trip
Eric George Calman 21, nephew of C. L. B. chief Superintendent Calman, was shot dead near Moree while pig-hunting. He reached for a rifle in a truck to shoot a black snake, seized the barrel, pulled it toward him and triggered a shot to the chest. A police party left Moree for the scene seven miles from the station.
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Kamwunlg
Monnay
Eric George Calman
C.lb
Calman
Moree
Awaba
Mosman
Wearmatong
Five Burned in Tar Explosion at Manly Vale
Five people were burned, two seriously, when hot tar sprayed from an exploding road tanker at Manly Vale. The driver John Heydon, 59, and council worker Charles Cargano, 66, were hospitalized with severe burns. Other injured include Ernest Evans, Agostino Popa, and a young local boy treated at the scene. The blast occurred during resurfacing of Sunshine Street.
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Sydney
Manly Vale
B.H.P
Warringah Council
Manly Hospital
John Heydon
Unwins Bridge Road
St. Peter's
Charles Cargano
Narrabeen
Ernest Evans
Willarong Road
Carinbah
Agostino Popa
Garden Street
North Narrabeen Council
Manly
Sunshine Street
Man Killed and Eight Injured by Falling Chimney and Parapet
A 222 ft chimney at the old Balmain Colliery Birchgrove collapsed during demolition injuring three children three youths aged 11 to 14 were treated and released. A parapet collapsed at Broken Hill killing William Clark 69 and injuring five others with fractured limbs. One woman was struck by falling debris amid chaos at the auction site.
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Sydney
Balmain
Birchgrove
Broken Hill
Iren Atkins
Sterm Street
Roy Gallxad
Bennett Street
Dennis McGooden
Balmain Hospital
Smith Ee Inspector
Marszell
Main
Par
William Clark
Menindee
Eleven Believed Dead In U S Level Crossing Smash
A Phoenix collision involving the Southern Pacific Golden State Limited and a carload left eleven believed dead. The crash occurred in an industrial area near Phoenix with most victims were children. a lone six year old girl survived and was hospitalized.
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U.S
Phoenian
Arizona
Southern - Pacifics
Golden State Limited
Phoenix
West Would Use Atomic Weapons In All Out War
General Alfred Gruenther said the Western allies would need to defend themselves with atomic weapons in an all-out war, even if the Soviet Union stated it would not initiate their use. He stressed the grave necessity of deterrence and readiness amid escalating Cold War tensions.
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Wasmiv
Reuter
Alfred Gruenther
Soviet Union
Menzies Calls St Marys Munitions Plant Priority No 1
Prime Minister Menzies visited the St Marys munitions filling factory in Sydney and declared its completion a Priority No 1 for Australia’s defence amid Cold War fears. The £23 million project employs about 4,700 workers, with 333 buildings underway, 20 miles of roads, and 14 miles of rail link.
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Sydney
Menzies
St. Mary’s
Australia
Peale
Tord Baillieu
Industral
W. Davies
St Mary's
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Sunny
Gyvorgy Marosin
Russi
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Nepkarat
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