Changes in Red Bill Onus of Proof Modified
A detailed report covers Prime Minister Men sie and the Labour Party discussing amendments to the Red Bill. Proposals include a five member committee to assess evidence, oath requirements, and measures to avoid Communist influence while preserving constitutional safeguards and national security.
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Australi
Inia
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Mensien
AM Wallen
Labour's Problem Solved sparks party fray in Senate
The Labour movement faces internal strain as MPs debate concessions to the government on clause provisions and a potential new election. Key figures, including prominent Labour members, weigh the risks of amending policy to avoid a split amid rising public pressure.
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Angela
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Vai
Princanter
Mitsten
Fragmented Outsider Speech Touches Labor and Union Fears
The speech fragment references Labor and Communist concerns, noting party competition and industrial pressures. It mentions Senator O Mlaherty and Benator Cooper discussing opposition gains, trade unions, and the perceived threat to traditional labor relations in Australia.
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LaBour Party
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Henator O
Benator
Cooper
Gresser
Austra
Timoka Bitwah
Caynimia
Double Dissolution Debate Hovers Over House
Fragmented discussion signals no immediate double dissolution. Mr Malt outlines constitutional limits while Labour resists full parliamentary overhaul. Officials weigh minority strategies as measures to stabilize governance unfold ahead of Senate actions.
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Labour Party
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Yan
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Probiente
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Submarine activity off South China coast prompts Australian concern
Australian Foreign Minister Spender says security authorities closely monitor Russian naval movements off the South China coast amid unspecified prewar communications and allied reflections on potential Soviet submarine actions. He notes heightened alert with international partners and the need for vigilance in regional waters.
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Spender
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Darling Downs
Riana Nibetine
Plan to Cut Infantry Reserves Spurs Atlantic Pact Talks
In London a conference is expected to balance defence forces as the North Atlantic Pact discusses reducing infantry reserves. Officials note member nations will sacrifice manpower to support broader maritime forces and allied security objectives.
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Baator
North Atlanti
London
Corones
Meem
Surviving Passengers Reported After Atlantic Airliner Crash
Early reports state many survivors and a large search operation after an airliner crashed in the Atlantic near Cape Canaveral. Coast guard received a distress message at 2 06 a.m. GMT and recoveries continued as surface craft swarmed the area. The aircraft reportedly carried Puerto Rican workers bound for the United States.
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Puerto Rico
No Hangman for War Trials in Manus Controversy
A wartime debate in the House of Representatives dismisses the idea of appointing a hangman for war criminals at Manus. The minister stated he knew of no sentiment supporting such a measure.
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Tereupon
Menaion
Ion
Fetta
Sponder
Yeater
Manus
Te Mintater
Japanese Communist Party Outlawed by MacArthur Move
General MacArthur orders the outlawing of the Japanese Communist Party and named 24 central committee members including Sanzo Nosaka and Kyuichi Tokuda. Four Diet members protest the purge as a Liberal Party plotting claim, while authorities implement the ban and dissolved party organs.
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Japanese Communist Party
MacArthur
Tokyo
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Mr. Yoshida
Sanzo Nosaka
Kyuichi Tokuda
Diet
Liberal Party
Chinese Shell British Ship Near Amoy
Eight Chinese passengers died and eight more were injured when the British merchantman Phoebe Ring was attacked by Nationalist warship Amoy near Amoy. The Phoebe Ring limped into harbour this morning after damage and casualties.
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