ACTU MOVE TO END WHARF STRIKE
The ACTU leadership signaled a move to end the waterfront dispute. A board of reference may rule on job reductions and altered loads with possible reviews by the Waterfront Workers Federation, while the Arbitration Court could set the final authority. Six ships idle in Melbourne with more at risk as the strike widens.
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Board of Reference
Monk
Justice Ashburner
Stevedorinj Industry Board
Arbitration Court
Melbourne
W.W.F
Himalaya
Sydney
England
Stevedoring Industry Board
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Brisbane
Adelaide
Hobart
Newcastle
Pt. Kembi
Soviet Accused of Building-up Armed Forces
A Soviet force buildup report claims 450 submarines and 000 operational aircraft, with satellites doubling divisions to 80 and 22 divisions in East Germany, while Moscow cites no evidence of cuts despite a 30,000 man reduction in East Germany.
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Russia
8.H.a.-Ite
Thepie
Niee
Western Europe
East Germany
East European
Soviet Union
Shate
Wagga Residents Return Home After Flood Threat
Wagga residents relocate as water from the Murrumbidgee River recedes and authorities warn of renewed danger from heavy rain forecast Affected homes were flooded with many vacant while cleanup begins as weather alerts threaten further rises along the river systems in the region.
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Shane
Wagga
Murrumbidgee
Sydney
Burrau
Ohly Pesange
Duke of Edinburgh Says English Is Global Language
The Duke of Edinburgh told an English-Speaking Union audience in Edinburgh that English is certainly the world’s commercial language. He noted the surprise of hearing French pilots or German and French speakers using English in international aviation and diplomacy.
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Edinburgh
Reuter
Duke of Edinburgh
Scotland
Engliah
United States Re examines Aid Offer to Egypt
The United States will re examine the aid offer to Egypt as Congress reviews the new Foreign Aid program. No funds will be released until approval is secured. The review follows the proposal presented earlier this year and considers the dam project on the Mile River.
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Washington
United States
Ida
Mile River
Egypt
Congress
Bandaranaike Warns Against Complacency At Commonwealth Meet
Sri Lanka's Bandaranaike urges Commonwealth to back democratic governance and avoid sentimentality. He warns of shrinking ties if nations cling to vague unity and notes Ceylon will take over Trincomalee naval base from Britain. He meets ministers to finalize the communique and discuss evacuation terms.
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Mr. Bandaranaike
Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference
London
Commonwealth Correspondents' Association
Commonwealth
Noth
Britain
Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Royal Navy of
Trincomalee
Sgansraviake
Earl of Home
Sir Walter Monckton
Katunayake
Colombo
Indonesia Ties Visit by Mr Menzies to Talks
Jakarta reports that Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies will make an official visit to Indonesia. The trip aims to discuss regional security and relations with China amid broader Commonwealth and European diplomatic activity. The Australian ambassador Mr Crocker notes the discussion included regional topics.
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Indonesia
Menzies
Diakarta
China
Wi Crocker
Freed Priests Leave China for Hong Kong
Two United States Jesuit priests, Father John William Clifford, 38, and Father Thomas Leonardi Phillips, 51, released from jail in Shanghai, were bound for Hong Kong aboard the Hamburg. Arrested June 15, 1953, with four others on espionage charges, they were taken on a night tour to view Communist progress in China.
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Hong Kong
United States
China
Hamburg
John Wiliam Clifford
Thomas Leonardi Phillips
Shanghai
Standard To Dismiss 120 Car Builders In Melbourne
Melbourne Friday. One hundred twenty vehicle builders to be dismissed from the Standard Motor Co Australia Fishermen s Bend factory next week says Rate State secretary of Vehicle Builders Orion Mr L Higgins. He says the move will bring total job losses in Victoria to 1620 in the last two months. He notes some men cannot be found by the Commonwealth Employment Service and that ease in hire purchase this week is unlikely to improve the employment position.
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Melbourne
Standard, Motor Co
Australia
Fishermen's Bend
Orion
L. Higgins
Theaa
Victoria
Higgins
Commonwealth Employment Service
May Re Enter Politics Says Mr Marshall
Mr Marshall arrived today aboard the Uner Frankfurt on a private visit. He hoped to hold informal talks with government and industrial leaders and pursue personal peace with the Japanese. He said he would support both Labour Front and Singer pore and that Japan would gain technical know how.
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Tokyo
Singapore
David Marshall
Japan
China
Marshall
Frankfurt
Mer
Labour Front
Singerpore
Maraball
Indonesia and Soviet to confer on trade and aid
Frida Suban, former Indonesian ambassador to Russia, will lead high level talks in Jakarta with Soviet officials. The discussions cover a Soviet aid offer and a proposal for a trade agreement. A ministry source notes credits for purchasing capital equipment and economic technical assistance.
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Diakarta
Frida
Russia
Bag Subanese
Indonesia
Rusafa
Extra Power For State Network
Sydney power officials announce two new underground cables feeding the state network from Bunnerong to Canterbury. One 122000 volt line is live while the other awaits testing. The £500000 project took nine months and aims to meet rising demand expected to double in seven years.
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Sydney
Thetong
Electricity Commisasion
Conde
Bunnerong
Canterbury
Ex-convict gets life term for hatchet killing called hero
In Minneapolis a former convict was sentenced to life for a hatchet murder. He described the victim, a bank cashier aged 44, as a hero after the crime. The case involved a motive tied to a prior death sentence and the victim’s relation to the bank’s cash operations.
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Minneapolis
P.reuter
James Taylor
Fife
Kenneth
Deen Cohen
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