Soviet may allow relatives to join in Australia on conditions
Australian immigration minister Holt announced in parliament that the Soviet government would permit its nationals to join relatives in Australia under certain conditions. London reports say British and Polish officials considered the request, with several Russians already seeking details. The issue centers on naming relatives in Australia and whether the Russians would provide them.
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William Hatey
Swaitste Russi
Shotsone
Auglyalls
My Holt
Zid Mayo
Jawnjed Gulke
Australia
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Halk
House of Representatives
Vna
Britis Foreign Office
Rmssian Fadors
Sarshal Bulgonthanil Mi
Rhewahohey
Cues
Weir
London
Rugai
Austral
Govuromenta
Poland
Wille
Ely
Hote
Mey
Ambazsador
Moscow
Willams Hote
Sulet
Marshal Bulganin
Sie
Jainna
Gonais
Unis
Satellte
Holt
Evatt
Sithorllea
Australi
Adler
Jeon
Air
Gott
Thc
Safety Record Shows Long Airline Safety Run in Australia
Australia’s civil aviation minister Townley says commercial airlines have carried over many passengers in 44 years without a single fatality. Internal services logged 2,031,018 passengers, up 8.5 percent. international services 08,009 more. total international passenger miles near 113,800,000.
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Australia
Mtr
Uwnley
Yeaterday
Mida
McLine
Townley
Verity Tntoriuss —Airlines
Mites Ae International Airlines
Senator Rankin Calls for Red Agents to Be Hanged
Senator Rankin pressed Attorney General Spicer in the Sehlste session over alleged Red agents threatening migrants. Reports say police investigated claims that migrants were forced to return to their countries. Rankin urged action, citing a migrant named hekor believed to have been harmed and placed aboard a ship.
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Chena
Rankin
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Soria
Spode
Shite Pollen
Mts
Isiformamelon
Lata
Senate
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Hekor
Hye Hee
Mel
Sina
Tip
Pacific Flight Anniversary at Oakland
An Oakland ceremony marks the twenty eighth anniversary of the first solo flight to Australia by Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. Job Ulm of Sydney lays a wreath at the monument, with a wreath made from timber from Australia and Honolulu.
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California
Australia
Sirharles Kingsford Smithy
Hore Yester
Job Ulm
Sydney
Charles Gin
Alsland
Honolulu
Si Cannes
Jakes
Holt To Explain Stevedoring Bill To ACTU
Minister for Labour Holt plans to explain the Stevedoring Bill to the ACTU. He will meet the Waterside Workers Federation executive led by Mr Healy, with telegrams exchanged for a possible meeting. Holt defended government aims amid criticism from opposition and shipowners.
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A.C.T.U
Labour
Mr. Holt
Tna
Waterside Workey Federation
Healy
ACTA
Munk
Montend
Felt
Night Wave
Peo Wisin
Hott
Nis Tele
Industrial Court Proposal Faces Opposition amid Debates
The Industrial Court bill provokes strong opposition with amendments circulated by the Opposition. Government ministers argue the plan, rejected by heavy suggestions, would undermine core concepts. Debates focus on arbitration and the authority to appoint a commission, with emphasis on mandatory powers and potential removal of existing limits.
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Istmenrutt Can Wake Ag
Canellisson
Peachless
S Netiona
Tor Eavoutsde
Holt
Ouse
Hulk
Ube
Atareation Commission
Jor
Wosait
Governencial
Air Chief Accepts Bell Invitation to Soviet Aviation Day
General Twining, top U.S. air leader, accepted Eisenhower's invitation to attend the Soviet Aviation Day on June 14. Other Air Force officials will join the trip, offering glimpses of Soviet military strength and potentially broadening the mission beyond a solitary visit.
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A-P.reuter
Hathen
Willy
Eisenhower
Russia
Gengral Twining
Ate Force ‘Wef
Ate Force
Hien
Jesst
Soviet Union
Jovitalion
Staf Aido
Face smashed by explosion of detonator in Queanbeyan
A 28 year old man, Joh Willan Sukren Engle of McQuart Queanbeyan, sustained severe facial injuries when a detonator exploded while he was attaching a fuse to a detonator. He was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Sydney for complex plastic surgery after initial treatment in Queanbeyan. Police are investigating the incident.
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Joh Willan
Sukren Engle
McQuart
Bisset Queanbeyan
Ws Tech
Queanbeyan
Royal Prince Alfred Hospitel
Sydney
Suiter
Ible
Yoonahaut
J Nu
Getteraay
Tito Says Independence Safe Despite Yugoslavia Pressure
The Yugoslav leader Tito insists independence remains secure and warns against Russia pressuring Belgrade. He spoke before leaving Belgrade on a Moscow visit, signaling a formalisation effort between the two nations while downplaying doubts about Yugoslavia losing autonomy.
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Yugoslavia
Moscow
Belgrade
Stula
Anid
Russia
Major General Lloyd Dies at 97
Major General Lloyd CMM CB aged 97 died today after long service with the Australian Army. He served two years before retirement in 104B and held senior staff roles in World War II, including with the Mt Australian Division. He was Adjutant General at Army Headquarters from 1945 to 194? and later associated with the United Nations Refugee Organisation in Australia.
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Wen
Automation Mass Sacking In U K
Britain faces mass layoffs as Standard Motor Company in Coventry plans to cut 2 600 workers due to automation. The first 1 300 receive one week notice today with six payments of 15 pounds for the rest. unions reject demands while negotiations continue on automation redundancy and factory transfers.
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Standard Motor Company
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Lee
Crnpler
Lite Netionat
Vatcence
DAE
Strucces
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Iny
Sxm
Unssummee
Whille Automation
Ans
Te Ycompany
Vitas
Coastal Shipping Plan Outlined in Parliament Debate
The Australian Coastal Shipping Commission proposed to replace Commonwealth Shipping Line with a five member body to run coastwise trade while limiting private shipowners to specific tonnage. Legislation aimed to curb overseas voyages except in special cases and preserve private shipping efficiency amid government support and possible industrial adjustments.
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Commonwealthy Line
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Egeis
Cupi
Benatar Paltridge
Fiefeid
Adustey
Palwidge
Senate
Australian Coastal Shipping Commission
Commonwealth Shipping Line
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Mintatey
Pavitt Bosal
Tor
Tiree Seerlestons Ws
Iine
Commission
Commonwealth Line
Uc Ute -Oppuel
Evatt
Ahloping
House of Repreventatives
Arthur Fadden
Archie Padden
Singapore urged to be patient for self government
Colonial Secretary Jat Lennos-Bayrd told Singapore officials that progress toward internal self government should proceed steadily. The statement, published by Government sources, reiterates commitment to full self government within the Commonwealth and argues patience will best serve the colony’s unity and livelihood.
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Lad Reuter
Jat Lennos-Bayrd
Sngapore
Chet Winister
Milly
David Marshall
Mie
Gentox-Boyd
Ste. Marshall
McDonald Stars For Australia in Oxford Second Innings
In a tea break at Oxford University, Australia trails Oxford by a narrow margin as Colin McDonald anchors the innings with 112 of Australia’s 230. The morning session saw Hutchinson and Benaud contribute, but several fall for modest scores.
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Oxford Univer
Sity
Australis
Colin McDonald
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Gud
Johnston
Crawford
McDonald
Australia
Oxford University
Walton
Ibw
Folsom
Smitty
Sundvies
Primate Invited to Visit Red China by Church Leaders
The Primate of Australia Archbishop W. K. Mawill receives an invitation from China’s Anglican leaders, reported by The Anglican. The invitation, announced in the Church of England paper, notes Mawill’s decade as a bishop in the Chinese Church and his position in Australia.
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China
Justralia
W. K.mawil
T. Chen
Te House of Bishops
Tae
UN Plans Expulsion of Team From South Korea
The United Nations announced it would expel the central command team from South Korea within a week for violations of the Korean armistice. The U N command said Communist North Korea and its allies disrupted inspections, prompting overall denial of resumed inspections until compliance improves.
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South Korea
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Taday
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Nore
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U.N. Command
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Solitli Kors
South Toran
Daeok
Pokm
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