New Zealand Prime Minister Urges Return Before Tuesday
In London yesterday, Prime Minister Walter Nash pressed Deputy Premier Skinner to return home by Tuesday or risk defeat. The Daily Express says Parliament reassembles next Tuesday and Labour, with a two seat majority, will face a debate on Skinner’s acceptance of Britain’s vague assurances to safeguard the butter market and pressure countries to curb butter dumping.
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Britain
Campbell Rules Out Reconciliation With DLP
Mr Campbell denounces any ALP talks with the Democratic Labor Party and warns that members negotiating with the DLP are expelled or will be expelled. He brands the DLP as anti Labour a hate party and accuses it of denouncing Dr Evatt. He cautions Labour voters against second preferences for anti Labour groups.
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Committee May Seek Facts In Pilots Dispute
In Melbourne the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission refused to intervene in the pilots dispute. Commissioner Portus may appoint a fact finding committee to compare Australian pilots salaries and conditions with overseas standards. The pilots will present preliminary data next Monday.
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Sydney
Increased Fee For Short term Car Registrations
The surcharge for motor vehicle registrations under 12 months rises from 5 to 15 shillings starting tomorrow. Minister for the Interior Allen Fairhall said the short term option, initially for hardship, has grown in use. The department noted increased workload but maintained the service as public, funding the extra work through the higher surcharge.
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19 Die In Canoe Capsize In Lagos Harbour
Report from Lagos states 19 people drowned when an outboard motor canoe capsized in Lagos Harbour yesterday. Only six survivors remained at nightfall as the boat, believed to carry 25 to 30 people, was overturned after hitting an anchored lighter in swift currents.
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Reuter
Eisenhower Approves A Talk Plan On Atomic Tests
President Eisenhower approved a reply to Khrushchev proposing talks on supervising atomic tests. Dulles said the plan includes Britain and France within NATO, with possible Polish Czech experts favored. allies would review the reply over the next two to three days and it could go to Moscow later this week.
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B B C Film Unit Detained in Paris Wire Cage
A BBC film unit consisting of five Britons and one Frenchman was arrested in Paris on Sunday while filming near Place de la Concorde. They were placed in a wire cage at a police station near the Champs Elysees and their equipment was impounded for four hours before release after discussions.
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