Ministers' Conference Aims at One World Economy
The Sydney gathering features ministers from Britain Canada New Zealand and India debating a single world economy. Leaders stress cooperative development of resources and reduced currency barriers as steps toward broader trade and prosperity amid calls for common standards and justice.
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Uniti Alatew
London
Sydney
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Bail Granted For Youth Charged With Father’s Killing
A judge with the Supreme Court granted bail of 500 pounds to Samuel Matthew Smith, 28, of Calleen, Wyong, after he was charged with murdering his father Thomas Gene Smith by shooting on December 17. The defense argued the father was violent, alcohol dependent, and had threatened the youth, but the case hinges on a detailed family history and alleged threats observed by the mother.
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Gual
Rean
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Supreme Court
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Ald Mro
Byith
Fiey
Butcher Admits Stabbing Woman in Suburban Slaying
Police say a butcher confessed to stabbing a woman in the Brinbane suburb of Sleaford. The suspect, 25, appeared in court and faced charges after the alleged attack on the unnamed victim. Authorities described the case as a fatal assault linked to a prior relationship.
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Brinbane
Sleaford
Phingings
Porto
Ot Hutener
Watts
Akunta to Leave for Korea on January 18
Akunta to depart Sydney for Korea on January 18 for a nine month tour. The tribal close destroyer Ayunta will join the Tobruk battalion in the Korean theater, continuing duty after a May assignment in the region.
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Sydney
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Toy
Jentevdayavy
Mestuton
Battie-Clana de
Four Killed In Level Crossing Smash
Four people died in a level crossing crash as a vehicle sped onto the rails and collided with a train. Police and emergency services attended the scene as investigators began to piece together how the tragedy unfolded and identify the victims.
Queen Honors Mr Butler as Companion of Honour
London reports the Queen named Richard Butler Companion of Honour for services to the nation during 1960 61. Butler led the British delegation at the Commonwealth talks in Sydney while the Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary were otherwise engaged. Other members of the order include British Australian and New Zealand leaders.
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Frida
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Mensies
Mr. Menstes
Australia
London
Richard Butler
Downing Street
Mr. Butler
Mmr. Butler
Wineton Schutt
Anthony Eden
Butlar
Burke's Peerage
Butler
New Zealand
Unlikely mood in America sparks cautious resume
Fragmented report cites vague discussions among ministers and conference officials about economic trends and social concerns. References to postwar recovery, budget strains, and regional impact in London and West Germany appear, with mentions of Sterling, reserves, and tentative policy shifts amid uncertain prospects.
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Batate of Former Labour MP
Sydney Friday reports on Batate a former Labour MP. The article mentions a Supreme Court pronouncement affecting a wife and references political figures and a colonial line. Details are fragmented but indicate legal actions and family ties connected to a former state minister and a successor.
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New Zealanders Urged To Let Queen Sleep
Crowds around Palmerston North and Manurewa delayed queen tour events as locals urged respect for the royal sleep. Police and organizers struggled to maintain order outside hotels while royal procession preparations continued, with rain affecting some outdoor plans and banners and bunting adorning streets.
Runaway Heiress and Her Lover Across Borders in Contested Marriage
Runaway heiress Maria Patine flees with James Jaldammith from a border town near Ketan, seeking marriage with a French royal connection. The couple, aided by a permissive Italian father and hotel heir, faced legal battles in Edinburgh after a Scotland court paused the wedding viewing. They traveled through Britain and Europe before ending in the Mediterranean, amid parental objections and age legality questions.
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Edinburgh
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Europe
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Trade Missions Seek New Wheat Markets Abroad
An Australian Wheat Board expedition will tour Africa Asia and Europe to find new buyers for wheat. Perret will depart for Bingapate Mo- Inyo Mong Mong on a five week mission joined by senior managers including Mr LM Dormant and 8 Chapman. The tour aims to expand sales and raise market presence with immediate follow up upon return.
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oMo- Inyo
Iain
de Porrett
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Faro
Alent
Tehennerburg
Cape
Appeal to Churches Against Compulsory Union During Debate
A public appeal was urged by Dr Le Parr MLA to churches and Protestants to oppose compulsory union. He argued the nation’s moral duty and warned that Roman Catholics and other groups would be affected by the legislation. The president of the Core of Churches, Br C Praly, supported the move noting precedent that would allow exemptions for Protestants.
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le Parr
Four Drown in Victoria
A fragmentary Victoria report notes multiple drownings at public spots. A boy named Gumading near the Miter lake and a girl named Sullivan of Dudley Street Norana Geelong are named among those drowned while swimming with family.
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Eae
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Geelong
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Seber
Equal Pay Labour Policy Declared in London
A Labour party policy pledge in London aims to enforce equal pay across sectors. Officials say the plan targets gender wage gaps and strengthens workplace parity, detailing steps for employers and oversight measures to ensure compliance.
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U.K
London
Latur
Goeniny
Doubts On American Plans In Europe
Debated State of the Union message critiques and fears over U S weapon development and NATO posture. Mentions Defence Secretary and charts future strategy amid Europe China Korea tensions with calls for restraint and emphasis on home defense.
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Europe
Union
Breretary of
Defence
Charjen Willait
Bie
Kauroper
French Bride-To-Be Said To Have Become Man
Doctors in a French village report a bride-to-be has undergone a gender change amid disputed medical findings. The case centers on a young woman named Lucie whose condition prompted examinations, public statements, and debate over surgical and hormonal treatment toward a male presentation.
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