Australia Proposes Aggressive New Export Policy Plan
Mr McEwen announces an assertive export strategy to expand Australian access to foreign markets despite restrictive trade practices. The plan includes an insurance scheme, departmental reforms, and negotiations with the United States and United Kingdom to safeguard subsidies, preferences, and fair competition.
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Labour Attack On Minister and Trade Policy Debate
The exchange centered on ministerial criticism from Mr Pollard and Mr Mewen with Labour attacking government policy. Mr Foliard defended a wheat growing policy while warnings were raised about wartime costs and trade offset measures. McEwen's speech drew strong praise for its stated stance in Parliament.
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Africa Adopts Vote Bill Amid Political Turmoil
A noisy session in Africa saw the government pushing through a controversial vote bill despite opposition challenges. The bill, tied to language rights and constitutional limits, faced lengthy debate with promises of a future rollout while critics warned of overreach.
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Methodist President States Cahill On Liquor Legislation
Sydney reports Reverend D W Almond addressing the NSW Methodist Conference at the Lyceum. He condemns liquor laws since 10 o clock closing as soul destroying and corrupting, says the church opposes liquor, and welcomes Liberal leadership’s stance on transfers of liquor andReferendums.
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U S Food Relief for Europe Begins Shipping
United States relief food started Tuesday for Europe amid wartime scarcity. About 5 000 tons of hewts, 2 000 tons of cheese, 2 000 tons of butter and 2 000 tons of millet are en route to Spain and other nations including Loyanes, Italy, Greece and Turkey with follow-on aid to come as part of Eisenhower's relief program.
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Unity in Presidium Vote Shapes Soviet Leadership
A reshaped Presidium shows Khrushchev’s unity message with Malenkov and Molotov remaining, while five non voting candidates join including Georgi Zhukov. The Central Committee created to re forge unity aims to accelerate industrial growth and raise living standards in the Soviet Union.
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Cahill Warns of Economic Bomb in Australia
The Premier and federal figures clash over an anticipated economic drop as Cahill cites Labour fears and tax hikes. He accuses opponents of delaying decisive action while warning a sharp tax increase could follow broad spending.
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Died After Vehicle Collision In Indiana Report
A brief report notes Gordon Sennote, 18, died in a head on collision near Wentland Indiana. The other driver Mur. 24 sustained only bruises.
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Waterfront suspensions lifted as workers resume shifts
Reports say suspensions were lifted and crews returned to work at Sydney and Melbourne docks. The Waterside Workers' Federation pledged to refer future labor disputes to authorities, with fears of a major ship delay as crews protest overtime bans and labor shortages on Glebe Island and Melbourne ports.
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Tough British stance in Commons sparks Cold War warnings
Sir Anthony Eden's Commons speech frames a hard line against Soviet threats amid calls for clear talk on disarmament and a warning that Western nations must stand firm against aggression. Lloyd argues for peaceful tactics, while debates reference hydrogen bombs and arms race dangers.
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Brief on Algeria parley and legal cases in London
The report outlines an Algeria related appeal and a London court case with a verdict of about 84 000 pounds. It notes a collision near Leicester involving multiple vehicles and injuries, and mentions US naval plans for a nuclear submarine upgrade. It also references a San Francisco chess settler court appearance.
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