Urgent Premiers Conference on Uniform Basic Wage Urged
Acting Prime Minister Sir Arthur Fadden calls a special Premiers Conference for August 16 to discuss uniform basic wage policy. Telegrams to state premiers urge attendance in Canberra amid inflation and cost of living pressures.
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Arthur Fadden
Inter
Iiscuse
Lince
Mary
Con
Menzies
von Hested
Commonwealth
Nsw
Victoria
Queens
Wetter Australia
Turmania
Canberra
Melbourne
Rylan
Rylah
Bolte
Tanion
New South Wales
Mr. Cahill
Death Sentence For Young Cypriot Greek
An 18 year old Cypriot Greek, Chrysostomos Panayi, was sentenced to death in Nicosia for throwing a bomb at British military police barracks in Famagusta on May 13. The ruling marks the first such sentence under emergency regulations. Lord Radcliffe’s Liberal constitution efforts and Archbishop Makarios’s exile are noted in context.
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Nicosia
A.a.p.reuter
Chrysostomos Panayi
Famagusta
John Clerides
Q.C
Menzies Plans Talks on Migration and Wheat Trade
Australian Prime Minister Menzies will visit West Germany to discuss German migration and press for increased Australian wheat imports. He aims to meet Chancellor Adenauer and Minister Brentano to explore migration and trade pacts while Germany’s role in Australian wheat supply remains a topic.
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Mr. Menzies
BOM
Germany
Reece
Australia
Soviet Urges Disarmament After Molotov Takeover
The Soviet Union calls on the United States and Britain to halt nuclear tests. Foreign Minister Molotov, addressing 1,800 delegates, says disarmament is possible within the United Nations framework and envisions a tripartite agreement among the three powers.
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P-Reuter
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Bis
Onemi
V. M. Molotov
Su Prems Soviet
United Nations
Heinze to Have Goossens Job as Conservatorium Director
Bernard Thomas Heinze 62 named new director of New South Wales Conservatorium of Music by Education Minister Heffron. He will leave Melbourne University in October or November to take the Sydney post, earning £3,200 a year and serving temporarily as conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra until a permanent leader is chosen next year. Sir Eugene Goossens recently resigned and went overseas.
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Sydney
Bernard Thomas Heinze
N.S.W. Conservatorium of Music
Heffron
Bernard
Ormond
Melbourne University
Eugene Gonssens
Conservatorium
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goossens
Sydney’ Symphony Orchestra
Man Killed as Jet Fighter Skids Across Road
One man died and another was injured when a naval jet fighter skid across a Warwickshire road yesterday. The naval reserve sub lieutenant aboard the aircraft was uninjured.
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Lunuun
Reuter
Warwickshire
Dancing Contests Set for Eisteddfod in Canberra
Representatives meet to outline the dancing syllabus for the Australian National Eisteddfod in Canberra. The plan covers Scottish Irish and ballroom dances and ballet with the Albert Hall booked for extra time. A seven member committee will advise on syllabus and adjudication amid anticipated gradual entry and donated prizes in open Scottish and Irish sections.
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J. Brophy
Albert Hall
Brophy
W. Bowers
Mina B. Schmidt
Alan Alden
J. O'Halloran
W. Longmore
D. Golding
A. Cruzins
Hungarians Bid For Freedom Nine Hungarians Seek Refuge in Germany
Nine Hungarians claiming political asylum after an in flight attack aboard a liner last Friday are expected to depart for the Valka refugee camp near Nuremberg. The group includes seven students who assaulted others and forced the pilot to surrender control during the flight over Hungarian territory.
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Bonn
P.reuter
Ingolstadt
Valka
Nuremberg
Tubman Early Leads at Ampol Trial from Geelong to Melbourne
In early Ampol trial results Ken Tubman of Maitland drives a Simca into the lead as vehicles arrive toward Melbourne. Several crashes occur 27 miles from Orbost with two crew members taken to hospital for concussion.
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Melbourne
Ken Tubman
Maitland
N.S.W
Simca
Geelong
Mol- Ballarat
Jestin
Ry Nrw Holden
Ataraibearns
R. B. [Cat
Canberra
Eorth
Vanguard
Bombala Hospital
Ortost
Kipling
Barnes Auto Comp al Brisbane
Afi
Gelignite
Jack Murray
Mrce
Remarried Wife Confers With C LB On Case
Mrs. ra racket wife of Harota Norman the man who returned from the dead spoke with detectives at the C LB. She remarried in 1981 after leaving her Berat husband, and the meeting focused on the ongoing investigations.
Quota System Not Contemplated Says Australian Minister
Adelaide Mai addresses council and other bodies on immigration policies. He notes the existing regulation allows Asian merchants to settle with difficulty and spouses of Australians to join. Critics urged a quota system but Holt warns such limits would unfairly discriminate and fail to reflect long-standing settlement.
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Adelaide
Mai
Aldreesine Mern
Asia
Australia
Still No Sign Of Lost Cadets
The search for the Tout ee ee cadets at Lake rge enters its ninth day this morning. The cadets have been missing since July 8 after a foundering incident. Patrols resume as investigators press for clues.
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Lake Rge
Parachutists Gil Delamara and Mond Jump From Plane in Namur
In Brussels, parachutist Mond and French aristocrat Gil Delamara leapt from a plane over Namur. They descended nearly 2 000 0 feet before landing near Templex where they were the highlight at the international gliding competition.
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Brussels
Gil Delamara
Namur
Templex
Nese Jamur
Italian charged with immigration grant confusion in Sydney
An Italian detainee faced dictation test confusion in Sydney as officials struggled to explain the procedure. Mr Letts directed the test officer to provide 75 guineas cost details, while the supervising officer remained unable to clarify the process.
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Sydney
Capacy
Letta
Immie Grant
Agario
Trench
Letts
Trallan
Costa
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