Challenge to Khrushchev Starts Rift in Soviet Leadership
A Moscow power struggle unfolds as three Praesidium members Molotov Malenkov and others press for an immediate secretariat shake up and alter trusted aides amid a deadly party debate. Central Committee members gather at the doors while four anti Khrushchev leaders resign after days of speeches and a July vote looms.
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Malenkov
Len- Ameedng
Praesidium
Central Committee
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Khrushchevy
Centra Committee
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Moscow
Apcusera
Canberra to plan Regal Theatre in private $140,000 project
Delegates from Canberra cultural bodies discussed establishing a dedicated cultural centre in Canberra. The plan envisions a Regal Theatre at the corner of Canberra Avenue and Main Street Kingston with a 1300 seating capacity, including a restaurant and coffee shop, costing about 140000. A public delegation was to seek government financing and improve Canberra’s cultural facilities.
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Colliton
Regal Theatre
Canberra
Avenue
Maine
Kingston
Canberra Philharmonic Society
Australian National Eisteddfod Society
Chamber
Canberra Music Society
Canberra Orchestralay
Canberra Hap Ciety
A.B.C
Cor ‘Wed
Saltton
Com- Aimo
Linke Theatre
Joes
Verg Theatre
Beaxon
Sydney
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Albert Hall
Riverside
A. V. Hill
Stray Straw-Necked Ibises Seen Around Canberra
A photograph captures straw-necked ibises outside the Olympic Swimming venue as drought dries up water sources, unusual for Canberra sightings.
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Canberra
Gair Promises Court Ballots In Queensland Election
Brisbane. Premier Mr. Gair in a policy speech promised court controlled ballots if re elected. He said the Queensland Labour Party would introduce three weeks leave when finances and economy allowed. He argued the QLP as a new political force between ALP and Liberal Country Parties.
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Brisbane
Gair
Queensland Labour Party
Q.L.P
Australian Labour Party
Moon Flight Simulated in Ground Flight
The U S Air Force announced it would start sending 68 picked men on simulated week long flights to the moon or other out of this world destinations next month.
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Washington
Japanese Poet Unfortunate Says Mr Withall
The Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia urges renegotiation of the Australian Japanese trade agreement to include quotas for Japanese people. The open door provisions alarm Australian industries as safeguarding clauses seem weak. Minister McEwen said no emergency tariffs will occur without report consent. Mr Witton criticizes the pact as likely bringing more trouble than benefit to industry and government.
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Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia
Minster For Trade
McEwen
Aus
Wit
Door’ Importa
Nehru Calls Friendliness to Ease Tensions
In a filmed London interview Nehru urged a friendly approach plus progress on disarmament to ease tensions. He favored the Eisenhower Doctrine’s economic aid in the Middle East but questioned the military element. Egypt’s Nasser urged no U.S. pressure for better ties and welcomed ICJ rulings on Suez shipping if Israel accepts binding decision. Talks with Britain and France likely to resume.
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London
Middle East
Cairo
Nasser
U.S
Egypt
United Press
Eisenhower
International Court of Justice
Suez Canal
Israel
Britain
France
Monk to Leave China After Five Weeks in Wuhan Hospital
Melbourne reports AUstralian Council of Trade Unions president A E Monk expects to depart China on July 16 after a five week stay in Wuhan Hospital Hankow for a deep seated foot infection. His wife signed the cable and a four man delegation attended May Day in Communist China as plans for the ACTU inter state executive meeting shift from Brisbane to Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of Trade Unions
A. E Monk
China
Monk
Wuhan
Hankow
Monkie
Australia
AC T.U
Brisbane
Feared Lamb Losses Amid Wet Winter Conditions
Eressers of the Agriculture and Bick Section of the Interior reported yesterday that heavy lamb losses may occur due to feed shortages. Meantime cold frosty weather threatens newborn lambs, with many at risk if exposed to harsh conditions. T. P. Taylor warned about the increased danger to ewes and lambs under the wet spell.
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Eressers
Agriculture and Bick
Department of the Interior
T. P. Taylor
Six killed as result of plane crash at RAF base
A collision at Tengah airbase involved a fire engine and a truck, killing six. Pilot Flying Officer John Dennis Lincon, 21, of Torquay England, died. five others were injured. About 500 gallons of kerosene burned, creating a fierce inferno. An inquiry will determine the deaths and cause of the accident.
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Reuter
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England
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