Waterfront peace talks fail amid looming strike
Sydney reports a breakdown in negotiations between shipowners and the Waterside Workers Federation after hours of talks mediated by A Bland. If talks do not resume successfully, a waterfront shutdown could begin Sunday midnight, threatening up to 35 ships and federalized vessels. Labor Secretary and officials warn of serious industrial disruption and urge renewed discussions. A potato shortage looms in New South Wales due to supply threats from Tasmania and Victoria.
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Victoria
New South Wales
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Queen Mother to Speed in Convertible Car
The Bay Herald reports the Queen Mother plans a rapid drive in a convertible to parks, aiming to realise ambitions. The newspaper alleges she has long opposed royal restraints and must be restrained by authorities during the hydraulic operation.
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London
Bay Herald
Ibelar
Two Indonesian Parties Withdraw From Cabinet
In DIAKARTA reports two pro government parties pulled their ministers from the Cabinet amid stalled Dutch talks over West New Guinea and regional dissolution of joint financial and economic pacts. The move follows a government decision not to renew delegation to Geneva talks and aims to pressure negotiations.
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Indonesia
West New Guinea
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Winnisters
Atomic Energy Exchange Body Begins Work
The Commonwealth Skites committee on exchange met in Sydney to discuss information sharing and policy alignment for atomic energy in Australia. Chairman Black Stevens outlined aims while Minister for Supply Howard Beale stressed no policy change, but ongoing government interest in nuclear power developments and applications for agriculture and fertilizer use.
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Glomle Cilney
Sydney
Siack Stevens
Howard Beale
Australa
Industria
Remila
Am Irs
Dawn To Dusk Fray By Bombay Police
A force of 12,000 police battled rioters in Bombay from dusk until overnight to enforce a curfew. Riots spread for three days as authorities seek control, with an all night curfew imposed in north and central Bombay for four days ending Sunday. Police detained over 100 people as clashes damaged shops, trams, and power, and the city faced prolonged blackouts amid arson and chaos.
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Pallea
Soviet Now Major Naval Rival To US
Soviet Union emerges as a major naval rival to the United States, with Adm Avielgh Burke urging Congress to approve nearly 1.9 billion dollars for naval expansion. He argues the Soviets aim to surpass the U S in naval power, citing growing submarine and destroyer capabilities and a push toward a continuously powered fleet.
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United States
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Soviet Union
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Nefariy Congress
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Ford Shares Ease After Early Rush
Ford shares rose briefly after an opening rush as thousands of shares were sold in an offering. The price touched 84 50 dollars before easing to around 79 dollars, with early quotations amid trading amid the activity at the Ford Motor Company offering.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Nio & Peoll
Savings Bank improves deposits with modern methods across regions
Melbourne reports banks implementing new deposit and queue management methods. Officials say transactions went smoothly with reduced waiting times as branches in New South Wales, Western Australia, ACT and Northern Territory adopt modern efficiency practices. Mr Wilkinson notes ongoing investigations into improved procedures, aiming to shorten delays and boost customer satisfaction.
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New South Wales
Austinity
Act
Northern Territory
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S.A. Canada
Princess and Queen Mother in Cambridge
Princess Mia and the Queen Mother visit Cambridge with Tiwi ties. Simon Phipps, a frequent patron of the Pineers, is named lord of Fealty College. The gala at Fadlers Wells Theatre featured Sir Phipps less than two weeks ago.
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Prime Minister warns against undermining allies abroad
In a tense London address, Sir Anthony, amid heckling and disruption, warned governments not to drive wedges with Arab nations or Russia and stressed nuclear deterrence as key to preventing world conflict. He defended empire policy while critics accused him of sacrificing peace for power.
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Sir John Harding Returns For Talks on Cyprus
Cyprus talks underway as Sir John Harding arrives in London to meet Prime Minister and Archbishop Malios. British officials urge cooperation with anti-terrorist efforts amid tensions in Nicosia and rising violence including bombings and terrorist incidents.
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Willi Aw
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Wight
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Sevui Ik
Egypt Sheds Obsolete Tanks Amid White Paper Findings
The White Paper reports Egypt sold surplus tanks and related arms totaling £800 million and lists 50 to 100 old Shermans with breechless mounts sent to Israel and France. It notes 151 others were shipped abroad, while prompting exhaustive inquiries into how these exports affected regional balance and national security. The Labour Party criticizes the government for Middle East arms sales, but confirms most material stayed within England in prior years.
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Conymona
Labour Party
England
Move Toward Autonomy for Samoa Report
New Zealand government officials discussed establishing a Channel Government in Western Samoa by 1960. Key ministers indicated autonomy steps would proceed, with Cabinet approval seen as a significant milestone in the trust territory’s path to self rule.
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Samoa
Wellington
London Woot Sales Open Welk
London Thursday reports a festive opening of the London Woot sales with 4S, B10 wares on offer and over 6,000 tiles listed. the event marks a notable start to the season as shoppers flock to the stalls and vendors note strong interest.
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London
Wales
Kista Dan Seeks New Ice Opening in Antarctica
Meavy ship Kista Dan aims to reach Mawson on the Australian mainland by opening a path in the Antarctic ice. Leader Pruto Law reports pack ice pressure as the vessel holds position near the slot Ganthak and explores a possible southern route while awaiting a clearer window for reconnaissance.
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Kikia den Telira
Mawson
Pack
Lal
Mu. Law
Bern
Italian Fakir Buried Ver A Week
The fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled report about an Italian fakir buried over a week and references to a world championship. It mentions names, dates, and places in a disrupted form with unrelated phrases mixed in, making the core event unclear.
Sia ter Tes Dovteaty in Turinia Olympic Games
Fragmentary note mentions opening of an Olympic Games tourney on January 28 and a heralded champion to carry a symbol. Possibly references to participants Guild Caroll Atalay and others, with inconsistent names and dates.
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Zortina Amir
Guild Caroll
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Aymidoile Tire
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