Singapore Leader Faces Parliament Rift Over Communist Plot
In a marathon 13 hour debate, Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew defended Cabinet readings on a alleged Communist plot linked to opposition factions and the PAP's unity was questioned as 13 assembly members abstained and 27 voted in his favor. Former Chief Minister David Marshall mocked the government's narrative while urging restraint. Observers warned of potential Communist moves but Lee asserted no plan to jail opponents for beliefs.
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Uve
Peoples Actionary
PAL
Lee
PAP
Blin
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
David Marshall
Lottery prize list with numerous entries across locations
A garbled lottery notice lists main prizes and syndicate names across many places including Sydney Newcastle Melbourne Toorak Victoria and New Zealand. It names individuals and addresses in a mixed string of figures amounts and ticket codes, with references to prize values and draw details.
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Lotisry
Isis
Bestes Syndy
Ware Sisco
Sydney
Iftky
Escape
J. Moore
Jo Varley
Newcastle
Onlay
Talteaus
Gosh
Honus Synd
P.O Hox
Toorak
Victoria
Bobby
New Zealand
Wouthwood
Harry
Shey Rd
Cabng
Visto
J. and
J. Whitford
Donald
Werrihey
Victarin
Jas
Cio
Pemberton
WWAAE
Laverton
Laverton, ‘Victoria. 00: 144634) Ceylon, c/o Mrs.Athina ‘Charalambous
GPO
Melbourne
Avrigul Adeatone
Viewarit
L. Amy
Grand Hotel
West
Persian Police Crack Down Amid Rally Ban
Police clash with demonstrators as authorities arrest leaders of the Nations Front linked to Mossadeq era. Government bans the rally and warns harsh action against any disruption. Prominent figures, including Hassan Anesinji, threaten to quell unrest while police pledge severe measures if violence resumes.
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Te Poltes
Sit Front
Fron
Mossadeq
Hassan Anesinji
Algerian Rebels Open to Truce Talks Amid Progress Hopes
An Algerian rebel spokesman at a press conference said a possible truce could be considered if negotiators make real progress toward a political settlement. He warned that failure to discuss a framework doomed the first round and noted some French delegates found the rebels more pliable on other issues in the latest session.
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Luigrin
Liian- Les-Hiins
Vfubel
Vonliers
Tebel
Challenge To NZ On Bank Issue
Wellington reports a political clash as Labour and opponents debate a referendum on government plans to join the World Bank Monetary Fund and the International Finance Corporation. Opposition leader Mr Nash warns of strong opposition to NZ membership and related mandates.
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Challenge
Wellington
Say
Labonte
Waller Nash
The
World Bank
Monetary, Fund and the International
Pinanée Corporation
State housing scheme to cost over £102 million
The State Government launches a housing program costing more than £102 million from February to September. Housing Minister Mr Landa says works totalling about £1 million will start soon to fund 1340 homes. Building societies already had £3.81 million secured.
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Sydney
Mr. Landa
Landa
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