Bendigo by election yields Labour lead over Liberal
Labour holds Bendigo seat with Ald. Snell leading Liberal candidate by 4,517 votes in the by election. Results show Beaton and Drexler among candidates with varied percentages as the country watches the 1950s electoral fluctuation shaping local power dynamics.
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Adope
Ted Frearies
Mrato
Dreschter
Er Snell
Yeatr PZ. Claray
Messetan
Wideer
Willie
Mr Button Resigns as Magistrate in Canberra
Mr Button, after two years in Public Service, resigns as magistrate to join Lend Lease Development Pty Ltd in Sydney. He and wife Lisa will remain in Canberra to keep daughters in school. Button studied law at Sydney University, served six years in the Royal Australian Navy, and held senior roles in the Crown Solicitor’s Office prior to entering public service.
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Singapore
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Royal Institute of
Public Administration
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Basic Wage Rise For N G Native Workers
A new weekly wage rate of £3 for N G natives is announced by the Administrator of the Territory. It includes free food, housing, and transport to and from work at the three centers Moresby, Lacona, and Cabau. All other native wage scales outside these centers will be decided by a native employment board, whose report is due next week.
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Snell
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Beaton
All Sail
Rece
Jiransport
Orkid Obader
Fort Moresby
Lacona Cobaul
Native Employment Board
Isu
Iranian Army Purge Reported By General Prosecutor
General Hussein Aamouded announced 146 Iranian Army officers faced prosecution for embezzlement misappropriation of funds forgery and abuse of authority in conscription. He listed five colonels and 48 colonels among those already jailed for six months to three years.
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P Reuter
Hussein Aamouded
Alrs
Soekarno Quizzes Party Leaders Over Rebel Attitude
President Sukarno, backed by armed forces and police chiefs, summoned leaders of the Masjumi and Socialist parties to explain their stance toward rebellion under new laws granting the president power to ban parties. Prime Minister Sutrisno Sharir and other party figures were given one week to provide proof. The summons follows clashes in Sumatra and eastern Indonesia tied to the central government dispute.
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Indonesian Communist Party
Linder
Ndonesia
Sackamno
Masjpmi Party
Socialist Party
Sutin Sharir
Indonesia
Masjumi
Socialists
Masiami
Jin Sumatra
Easi Indo
World plea to aid missing Graeme Thorne
Police pursue leads as Graeme Thorne remains missing after being abducted near his home on July 1. The New South Wales Police Commissioner announced a televised appeal in many languages to reach a global audience, while officers interview witnesses and follow up tips.
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Edward Sirest
Aoteete
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Ith
New South Wales Commissioner of Police
C . Delaney
Thorne
Grauve Graeme
Walden
Australia
Wrresit
Mount Etna erupts in new explosions near Sicily
Mount Etna continued Friday to send up dark clouds in a fresh series of explosions. The volcano has been erupting spasmodically for five days as vulcanologists refuse to speculate on its future activity.
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Mount Etna Satania
Sicily
Mount Etna
Mt. Etna
Arrests Rise as Rhoedesia Unrest Spreads in Salisbury
In Salisbury, 137 arrests linked to two day disturbances were reported as violence flared after the arrest of three National Democratic Party leaders. Police chased crowds, with 47 youths accused of stone throwing and intimidation. Fourteen new firearm licenses were issued amid the turmoil. three party members faced charges under the Subversive Activities Act and were remanded.
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National Democratic Party
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Mols
Crista
Ree
Tyo
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