De Gaulle Wins Power With Narrow Assembly Margin
The Univers Suffrage Commission approved a bill granting General De Gaulle emergency voters for six months. The vote in the National Assembly was 820 to 234, with a two-thirds majority required for constitutional reform. Censorship lifted as government shifted, and De Gaulle’s cabinet formed to lead the republic.
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Univers Suffrage Commission
General de Gaglle
Tun Tig Covintey
United Press International
Interlor Commission
Aigarin
General de Gylle
Marathan del
Gale
UPI
de Gaulle
Chive
Alue
Sembly
Council of the Republic
UPS
Freheh
Ad International
Pflimlin
France
Jet Hin
Republic
National Assembly
Lern
de Gaxtis
Free France
Jaf & Country
Bioc
M. Pilimlln
Algeria
Mubuy
General de Gaulle
Feltel
Profit Excessive Claims Union CMH
Milbourne report from Melbourne criticizes General Motors profit as excessive and urges fairer sharing with workers. Union secretary H. Wilwach notes a 1,000,000 pound West Channel year profit and calls for wage increases. officials claim workers’ pay lags despite high returns. Reform urged for equitable distribution and higher wages.
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Milbourne
General Motors Frelden
Veorkus
Vehicle Buildava’ Union
H. 2
Wilwach
Gale
West Chanela
Astear
GM HH
Detha
Mosila
Motal Navy
Shiels Buikeys' Union
Meigen
Privs
Hugetine Dany
Regan
No New Voting Figures For Doubtful Seats
Melbourne report notes no new figures for Bendigo and Geelong West as 1200 and 3100 absentee votes remain. Preference counts begin Wednesday. ALP and ALP aligned candidates loom in tight contests with Geelong West held by Macdonald and Bendigo possibly shifting to Galvin. Current party tally shows LEP 87 ALP 17 CP 10 and three doubtful seats.
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Melbourine
Mondaly
Legislative Assembly
Bendigo
Geelong West
Ald
D. Macdonald
W. Galvin
ALP
LGP
Sing
J. Stanistreet
Tnish
Sweden Social Democrats win narrow election victory
Sweden's ruling Social Democratic Party won a narrow general election victory on a plan to supplement the base old age pension. Prime Minister Tage Erlander led the effort to provide a total pension about two thirds of the highest working income, rejected by the Lower House last April. Communists hold five seats and may wield influence if the coalition balance shifts.
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Stockhota
Aar
Reuter
Sweden
Social Democratic Party
Tage Erlander
Britain Should Withdraw From Bagdad Pact Says Khan
Khan Abdul Gayyumihan, president of the Pakistan Masters League, urged at a Karachi public meeting that Britain pull out of the Bagdad Pact. He proposed replacing Britain with other Middle East Moslem nations in the alliance. The remarks reflect Pakistan's stance on regional security.
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Britain
A.ap
Reuter
Bagdad
Middle East
Khan Abdul Gayyumihan
Karachi
Khan Wy
Pakistan
Reds Agree To Begin Disarmament Study
Khrushchev indicated openness to international experts and additional nations at a proposed disarmament conference. He backed Geneva as a suitable site but preferred Moscow for hosting, saying conditions could be provided there. American officials described Khrushchev’s reply as generally favorable and not insurmountable.
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Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
Khrushchev
Geneva
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Scientists Warn On Pitfalls Of Nuclear Power
Scientists at a Sydney symposium warned Australia faces high capital costs and complex fuel plans for a national nuclear program. They favored natural uranium burning reactors as a practical path and urged a coordinated fuel cycle plan to avoid confusion.
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Sydney
Australia
J.P. Baxter
N. ‘Watson-Munro
Austral Wis
Uniens
Watson-Munca
Spanner
Indonesian peasants demand death for captured flyer
Rebels claim three government aircraft shot down as violence spikes in Celebes. Peasant movement accuses government of responsibility for Pope’s casualties and demands compensation. Aboard a government freighter Langy kara, attempted mutiny near Singapore ends with five men seized and rescued by maritime police after swimming ashore at Merada in North Celebes.
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Indonesia
Peasality Movement
Taide
Djailote
Indalmabera
Gast Indonesia
Aunetinant Associated Pease
Menado Radio
Io Muolla
Lyve Mustang
Marine “Police
Singapore
Atich
Sumatra
Penang
Malaya
Merada
North Celabes
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Louis Taguinot
Guy Moles
Pir Palalin
Popular Republic
Justice Sinister
Michel Dente
de Gauls
Maurce Couve de Murville
Am.sasontloy Iq
Emilie Fenetier
Seine
Department of Finance
Antoine Pinay
Conservatve
Dean Berthoin
Vigaro Maid Today
Eisenhower
Gnevil de Gaulle
Dijnister
Mir
Macmilan
American Associated Press
U.S
CMH
New Centre
Friends of the
Deakin
Mittee
Clianthus Street
H. Burgess
Fight
A. Henley
Eiserhower
BH. Gott
WK. Atomic Energy Authority
Sydney University
Messel
Wentworth
Libby Mackellar
Ando
Commonwealth Bank
Adapeilon
Djakarta
A.a.p.reuter
Allan Lawrence Pope
Amtava Newa Agency
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