NSW ALP Federal Conference refers NS W executive to special meeting
Melbourne reports that the Australian Labour Party Federal Conference found a serious taint of affairs in the New South Wales Executive and referred the matter to a special Federal Executive meeting. Delegates warned that party assets, including radio station 2HD, could be used to prevent Federal Executive control.
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Melbourne
Labourarty
N.S.W
ALP
NLS
W. Fine
2HD
Newe Vith
Piiaria Ulate
Troes Hall
Nsw
Traces
Labour Council
Ehertell
NSA
Sherter
Aice
Labour Party
Am Merting
Sydney
Town Hall
Federal
Labour
Dr. Evatt
Melbourn
Evatt
Menzies
All Ready For Next A-Bomb But Weather
Onslow area expects launch once offshore winds align with Perth conditions. final parts of the bomb have arrived the safety committee is in place and Neptune security patrols have begun with everyone in position for Britain’s second atom bomb of the current series.
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Onslow
W.A
Perth
Britain
Neptune
Storemen To Consider Role In Wool Dispute
MONDAY two thousand storemen and packers in Sydney wool stores will hold a stopwork meeting at Leichhardt Stadium on Wednesday. The meeting follows a union decision to address the wool dispute with the Australian Wool Users. About 1,000 members directly involved and 1,600 indirectly affected as three large stores dismissed staff for refusing to handle black wool.
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Sydney
Leichhardt Stadium
Wednesay
Trader Hall
A.W.U
Lavour Council
Newrastle
Sydney homicide probe follows shooting of Manners
Sydney detectives probing a Friday shooting outside a city hotel say further developments are expected tomorrow. The victim, 27 year old John William Manners, is identified as a standover man. Four men were questioned today along with Manners widow and two children who are in hiding under police protection.
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Syda
Sydney
John William Manners
Taide
Monners
Sunder
Cypriot Greeks March On No 10 Downing Street
Cypriot Greeks arrive in London to urge Cyprus talks as tensions rise. Pro Greece demonstrators, banners, and leaflets shout support for independence and oppose British rule while Cyprus crisis prompts calls for international mediation involving NATO and London officials.
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No.0
Downing Street
London
Tm Cyprus
Eoka
Fertoriet Organisation
Yesteri
Vimersol
Lewfletas
Three Drown In Yass River After Car Crash
Four men were returning from Sydney when their car crashed through a safety fence into the Yass River. One managed to escape as the car sank while two rugby league players leapt in to help. The three remaining occupants died in the floodwaters.
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Yass River
H.A.A.F
Yass
Arf
Pearce
Eyre
Harding
A.C. Kevin Baker
Wagga
Sydney
Baker
Tommy O'Neil
Bramarn
Brian O'Conner
O'Connor
Encape
Melbourne Sees 62 mph Winds Blowing Roofs Off
Gale force winds battered Victoria with gusts up to 62 miles per hour. Trees were felled, buildings unroofed, and telephone lines cut across the state. A roof was ripped from the totalisator building at Moonee Valley Racecourse and blown into a nearby garden.
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Victoria
Melbourne
Totalisator
Moones Valley
Tobruk Rat Candidate Chosen by Communist Party
London reports Bert Rumelsan, 46, selected by the Communist Party to contest the next election against Mr. Huch Caustell, leader of One Tabour Party, in a Tobruk district race.
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London
Khrushchev Calls for Stalin Trial in Moscows Report
Khrushchev pressed for posthumous judicial action against Stalin in a Moscow committee briefing on the 20th Congress revelations. The report cites Stalin's crimes including alleged murder of his second wife and sexual crimes. Beria’s alleged confessions and details of disappearances are noted, with a aim to justify de Stalinization and the new party line under Khrushchev and Bulganin.
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Sumud
Khrushchev
Stalin
Moscow
Brance-Soir
Com i
Staln
France-Boir
Beria
France-Bolr
France
Krisabchev
Bulganin
Kirnuhchev
Admit Asians Lord Lindsay Tells Students
Lord Lindsay senior research fellow in International Relations at the Australian National University advocates a partial relaxation of the White Australia policy. Addressing Melbourne High School students, he proposes admitting about 200 Asian migrants annually to reduce racial discrimination and improve ties with Asian nations. He disputes fears of large Asian migration and argues Australia can aid Asian nations with modest immigration.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ed Lindsay
Australian National University
Lord Lindsay
Austria
French Socialists Back Mollet On Algeria Policy
Delegates voted by block to support Premier Mollet with 3 138 to 217 and 125 abstentions. He argued negotiations only via properly chosen representatives after pacification. Meanwhile about 500 men from the Army of Liberation crossed into Algeria near Tindouf, threatening French troops and civilians. Tindouf, a key industrial center for Sahara mineral exploration, saw land routes cut by rebels.
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Algeria
M. Mollet
Army of Liberation
Casablanca
Tindouf
Morocco
Lland
J Army
Tine Ldouf
Queanbeyan Man Fights On After Detonator Injury
John William Sutter of Queanbeyan, reported dead, remains gravely ill in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital after a May 31 detonator accident that destroyed part of his face. Despite severe injuries he shows progress, writes cheerful notes to attendants, and declares a determined recovery with the message that a couple of mountains won’t stop him.
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John William Sutter
McQuoid
Queanbeyan
John Sutter
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Sulter
Good Prospects Of Oil Found In Timor
An Australian prospecting party led by J. E. Vecker returned from Portuguese Timor with oil samples indicating potential commercial deposits. They noted locals were producing oil from backyard wells for vehicles, and further exploration would determine if the discoveries justify larger drilling efforts.
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Darwin
Portuguese Timor
J. E . Vecker
Adelaide
Dusineasman
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Tasmarow
Siicis
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