Labour candidate wins Fawkner seat in recount
The four recount figures show Labour candidate Mr. McLeod achieving a narrow victory amid a late swing. Initial Liberal lead evaporated after a swing of nine to Labour, with the final tally giving Labour a 118 vote margin and a declaration expected the following day.
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Criticism of England Rugby League Coach Appointment
Criticism arises over Rosa McFtin England's coach for the Test described as a downbeat choice to Australia. Mr Hi re plans to lodge an official protest to the Board of Control on Friday. There is talk the Board may protest at the English Rugby League Council regarding Ate Kinnon coaching England for the First Test in Australia, a move described as unprecedented.
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Price Cut Expected In Superphosphate Mills
A survey of Australian manufacturing released yesterday forecasts a price reduction in superphosphate next year across all states. The drop is linked to the opening of a new ammonium sulphate plant in Tasmania.
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French Opposition Votes On European Defence Community Ratification
The French Foreign Affairs Commission of the National Assembly voted to ratify the European Defence Community by 24 to 8 with two abstentions. Goby Fepnce and all have not ratified the treaties signed in Paris and Bonn in 1982, risking a potential stand against a unified European framework.
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Astronomer debunks flying saucers from planets
Dr Anderson told the Melbourne Rotary Club that belief in alien flying saucers is unfounded. He argued Mercury is too hot, Venus too cloudy, outer planets too distant for life, and Mars almost certainly lacks animals, making interplanetary craft implausible.
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Youths caught after hunt in Brisbane incident
Detectives pursued three youths believed to be car thieves who abandoned a vehicle after a chase through the Beave district. The suspects, Lesla and Wulenn, were chased by officers and surrendered, with the officers noting the rapid pursuit across We park Fidge area.
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Serious slump threatens dairy industry
A survey of the processed dairy industry shows a looming recession as exports of processed milk products are expected to decline after the British food industry contract expires at month end. The report cites rising butter prices driven by Russia’s market role, greater competition, and a shifting world market for condensed and powdered milk.
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Sterling
Cain urges subsidy to aid wheat stock feed industry
Melbourne report quotes Premier Cain urging a Commonwealth subsidy on wheat for stock feed to ease the price crisis. He says a quick turnover of stored wheat could raise food production and that tariffs on extra output would likely offset the subsidy. Cain plans to address the Wheat and Wool Growers Association later this month.
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Canada and United States avoid wheat price war pledge
Prime Minister Louis St Laurent told the Commons there is no desire for a price war on exported wheat between Canada and the United States. Benson in Washington said a price war is not the aim, noting Canada had cut prices and the U S had followed, with both exporting nations coordinating on wheat pricing.
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Louih St. Laurent
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Stewardsse jumped to freedom in Faroe Islands escape
A blonde Soviet stewardess named Sokolova jumped from a trawler near Thorahava in the Faroe Islands seeking political asylum. She asked Danish authorities for asylum to join relatives in the United States.
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