O'Sullivan Testimony Recounts Document H and Spy Links
Royal Commission hears O'Sullivan claim he authored Document H and reveals past secretary roles. Petrov testifies of meetings with O'Sullivan, embassy contacts, and discussions about a notional certificate. tensions rise as the hearing adjourns for the day.
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O'Sullivan
Royal Commission
Palinoniov
Mtnion
Petiy
Vierious Hines
Petrov
O'Sulivan
Ilman
Sydney
Canberra
Oraunvan
Rania Chib
O'Amiivan
Socio Rastur
Petrov Vena
O'Bullivan
Rupert Lacieyoad
Creare
Tetrov
Detty
Counsel's Advice on Free Speech in a Legal Case
A transcript discusses Mr. O'Sullivan defending client rights to speak freely while referencing documents and prior roles. It notes testifying details from Sydney Morning Herald work and parliamentary reporting, with interruptions and objections during proceedings.
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Mr. Mangner
Reseung
Perran O'Bulliven
Tola
Sydney Morning
Tr Myatt
Frome Simea
Sydney Meeting Involving Petrov And O Sullivan
A long and fragmentary report details a Sydney meeting involving Petrov and O Sullivan with references to Communist Party ties and intelligence chatter. The transcript mentions Prokhomov, Sullivan’s personality notes, and a Moscow cable treated in cipher about the O Sullivan case. Continued on Page Five.
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Tuanice
Lou
Ajnue
Ara Miguetdeh
Charlie
Petrov Aid Chiplin
Menivera
Comimuniol Pany
Tetiiy
Prokiomoy
Sullivan
Phakhomoy
Moscow
Zimaylai
O'Sullivan
Prokhomov
Petrov
Wimueyer
Prichomov
Moncow
Munthe Pauhomoy
G'Rulvan
Antony Petrov
Trokhomay
O'Bulivan
Quention
Wuppaying
Hetrova Watk
Iliaen
Canber
Embasay
Wahineoh
Baginning
Metexation
M.Y.D
Avint
Foster Dulles Refuses Geneva Return Amid Vietnam Talks
Amid tense Geneva diplomacy and French military deployments, Foster Dulles declines plans to return to Geneva. Reports say U.S. stance remains firm on potential changes, while Vietnamese and French forces strengthen positions near Hanoi as talks proceed under Mendès-France’s mediation.
Queanbeyan Child Drowns in River Incident
A Queanbeyan child drowned yesterday afternoon in the river near the barn of the river. Five players and a bystander witnessed the event as efforts to assist failed. Authorities reported the child’s body found after a struggle, with the scene described in somber terms.
Trail of wrecked cars on Redex trial route
Report from Meekatharra recounts a Redex reliability trial where Jock Mure entered One Lows with a late start and points. Murray Brothers Ford faced shock absorber issues near Broome and Meekatharra, with multiple cars arriving at a checkpoint while others repaired outside.
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REDEX
Meekatharra
Australia
Jock Mure Rays
Murray
Barale Baar
Meekasphere
Ford
Broome
Mowkutharra
Furttwan
Meekathursn
Bey Wrath Witleen
Mtrraya
Holdan
Madden
Malden
Marble Bar
L Lucky
Hudson
Tanger
Ray Hill
Tealin
Rogers
Bouth Aus
Unclear text about Australian Trade Union deputation arrives
A garbled item notes a deputation led by Mr A E Monk arrives in Gaivbeyra for talks with public service officials. The snippet mentions unions and a minister in context of trade matters.
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AL LU
A.E. Monk
Gaivbeyra
Far North Coast Cities Barely Survive Flood Threat
NSW North Coast towns such as Lismore Grafton and Richmond moved to higher ground as torrential rains raised rivers toward flood levels. Crews stood ready around Sydney and coastal towns as forecasts warned major regionwide deluge could ease within hours. Local damage reported across low lying areas with fields submerged and farms affected.
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Antral
Richmond
Lirmore
Lawrie Claremme
Commons Plan on West Germany Arms Debate
In the House of Commons today, MPs will debate an antiarmament plan allowing West Germany limited rights with no immediate rearmament. Winston Churchill is expected to speak after the opening remarks as Clement Attlee and others weigh future occupancy and security concerns.
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Penta Padorne
Vietnam
Tr Landon
AtUer
Sud
Piayed
Banda
Atee
Washington
Winston Churchill
Chutten
Atlee
Dulles
Lochell Syn
Manol
Commun Ntroope
Hanal
Threales
France
Lary, Weaneney
West Germany
House of Cannons
Clement Killee
Investigation Into Alleged Cruelty To Baby At Hospital
An inquiry into alleged cruelty to a baby at Prince Henry Hospital is under way led by Health Minister O Sullivan. Officials interviewed the baby's parents and hospital staff as a public inquiry nears, with medical records checked and the inquiry to be conducted with full legal representation. The child, admitted July 3, suffered convulsions and injuries. the parents claim multiple bruises and a swollen eye.
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Arate
Prince Henry Hiapital
Minimar
O'Sullivan
Npelies
Withers
Prince Maney
Owl
Joan
Jee Byrne
Wits
Audtrey
Thornleigh
Australia Not Committed to War Says Prime Minister
The prime minister stated Australia is not committed to war and is not outlining commitments. He spoke at the Prem conference amid questions about the French and Vietnamese actions and did not name specific nations. The discussion touched on defense strategy and government stance during the current crisis.
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Australia
P.M
Mrr. Menales
Mensing
Ton
Inn Fe ‘Agp
Preas
de Gire
Stans
Sado Ebina
Agtaire
Cassy
Alladin
Casey
Measles
Four-Month-Old Baby Assaulted in Hobbs Incident
A four month old baby was assaulted and abducted from a home near New Mexico Texas Garden in Hobbs between 12:30 and 1:00. Police recovered the infant two hours later after a deputy sheriff tracked the suspect vehicle about 26 miles away. A man walking two miles from the scene was arrested as a key suspect.
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Hobbs
New Merion
Wes
Andery
New Mexico
Texan Garden
Peroria
Hobba
Laney
No Obligation To Maintain Petrovs In Australia
The Commonwealth government has accepted no obligation to maintain Petrovs in Australia. The Prime Minister indicated uncertainty when asked about the intent to maintain the Petrar. The security of £8,000 was noted as already indicated.
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Menyung
Meagher
Feegen O'Sullivan
Pakhornov
Justice Owen
Owen
Petro
Nox Chiplin
O'Sullivan
Chipla
Petrovs
Commonwealth
Australi
Motion
Pracs Confermee
Manum
Conant
Petrara
ALP Secretaries Elected at Canberra Meeting
The left wing faction of the Australian Labour Party elected two federal secretaries by a two to one margin at the Canberra national meeting held in December. The ballot also chose vice presidents and set the next conference date, with Evatt opposing left-wing leadership.
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Rnction
Wr ‘Aurorailass Labour Party
Pedaral
Tredera
Panberra
Bohmatia
Queensland
Colborne
New South Water
Tote
Oka Seensland
Western Australia
South Ave
Ernie Ad
New Bouin Wales
Peiri
Labour Party
de HL V. Evatt
F. Chamberlain
Western Australus
We Colbourne
New South Wales
Sebmelia
ALP
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Wood
Jules ‘Owen
Jestice Quien
Tiplin
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Bean
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Mr. Richards
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Citi
Nacay Trird Secradary
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Justice
Ste Hind
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Evatt
Dorument
Mineas
Alithar
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Millagher
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Pete
Rae Guy
Prokhomay
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Petiny
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Petey
O'Sulliven
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Tom Way
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