De Gaulle Seeks Full Powers Amid Paris Unrest
The capital braces for demonstrations by French communists and opponents as De Gaulle pushes for six month full powers. Police mobilize. Assembly set to vote after he proposes consolidating control over foreign, defense, and home affairs. Opposition rallies converge on Paris with anti Gaullist symbols as security tightens.
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Record Profit Earned By G M Holden's
Melbourne report shows General Motors Holden Limited posting a record trailing profit of £11,676,465 for the year ending December 31 last year. The annual report notes strong sales in Australia and 27 export territories, substantial tax benefits, rising employment, and a planned postwar expansion costing about £19 million to be completed in three phases by 1961-62.
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First Clash The Wows Exchange Across Paris Streets
Reports say two groups clashed in North Paris with several hundred men facing a strong police presence. Anti riot units and security police were rushed to railway stations and bus depots as the confrontation unfolded.
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Duggan Wins Queensland By-Election Victory
Former Deputy Premier J Duggan secured a landslide win in the North Toowoomba by-election with an absolute majority of 2610 votes. Final tally: Duggan 5243, Godyal 2693, Whitaker 487. The seat was previously held by L A Wood in August last year.
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Moving burial ceremony at Arlington
An estimated 115,000 people filled the route from Washington to Arlington National Military Cemetery for a moving postwar burial service. Two unknown soldiers were laid to rest beside the World War I Unknown Soldier, marking final services conducted by Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish chaplains.
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Bolte Government Gains 3 Seats in State Election
The Bolte Government increases its tally by three seats securing 37 in the legislature as the Democratic Labour Party collapses in Victoria. ALP wins Richmond after a close contest, while Bendigo and Geelong West remain undecided. Premier Bolte calls the result a milestone and thanks voters for their confidence.
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Protest March in Famagusta Against EOKA
Solemn widows in black led a march through Famagusta carrying signs demanding justice for murdered husbands. The protest targeted EOKA a Greek national solidarity group led by Colonel Grivas seeking union with Greece. About 10 widows and others joined the procession from the leftist unions headquarters, citing husbands hired by EOKA for political reasons.
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Indonesian Rebels Promise Bold Tactics Amid North Celebes Conflict
From Menada the rebel emergency Premier Col. Wargon says new tactics will be used to press the uprising. Col. Warouw notes rebels have been mainly defensive so far as loyalist forces pursue transport ships aiding the rebels near Pavigi after a May capture. The U S flyer captured during regional turmoil is mentioned in brief remarks by Indonesia's Foreign Minister Subandran and Ambassador Endenesia.
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Hauliers Demand Repeal Of New Road Tax Act
About 1800 road hauliers and supporters voted for abolition of the Road Maintenance Contribution Act. Delegates from rural centres arrived by train and three chartered planes to urge the New South Wales Government to repeal the act by June. The meeting urged a country tour by government ministers to gauge opposition.
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Airliner Crash Near Algerian Battle Ground
A civilian airliner carrying 13 passengers and crew crashed near Quarsenix Mountding yesterday amid fighting between French forces and insurgents. An Army spokesman said 132 rebels were killed and 32 captured. Earlier a grenade killed twelve civilians and a soldier at Temnelet cafe.
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