High Court potential ruling on German neutral plan
The article reports on Justice Simpson referencing Dr Adenauer and a Privilege Case regarding Eisenhower to the High Court. It notes debate over interpretation of the Commonwealth Constitution section 49, prospects for a constitutional ruling, and positions of Adenauer, British and Australian authorities, with emphasis on Western alliance and German neutrality.
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Adenauer
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Eisenhower
High Court
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Muli
Mason Wikell
Ratil Prejietien Merit
Jy Wyyeetra Rile
Melbourne
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Nuit
Alent
Fitzpatrick
Browne
Wigh Court
Nxt
Adanaver Wald
West Germany
Boviet Union
Carol
Europa
Adensuer
Soviet Union
Nat Bey
Tata Mauer
Constitutional dispute over High Court proceedings and orders
Fragmentary notes describe a complex constitutional matter before the High Court regarding directing shows and the record, with arguments about attendance, evidence admissibility, and certification of court records. Names include Justine Simon, Dotore, and Holmes, with references to the High Court Act and registrar procedures.
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Euver
Floimes
Sumice Rimipaon
Holmes
Bern
Mobeiy
Bankstown clashes threaten Labour in NSW amid inquiry
Fragmented text reports Bankstown figures and NSW Labour turmoil tied to parliamentary inquiry. Mentions Bankstown, Parliament, and figures like Bourke and Me Mulens amid accusations of impunity, cabinet ministers, and police involvement. The piece references Parramatta inquiry delays and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Mrr. Rourke
Revert
Fedosha
Trydevatt
C. Morgan
Nop Linge
Tahu
Bankstown
Gellibram
J. Me Mulens
Chancellor of the Exchequer Questioned by Commons
The chancellor Mr Hirth fant HuHler faced questions in the Commons yesterday regarding the Brin situation. The exchange touched on concerns over undue agitation and related matters, with lawmakers seeking clarity on government actions and potential implications.
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Mesdanis Z
Browm
R. Fitzpatrick
A.C. Supreme Court
Jortarday
London
Hirth
HuHler
Australians To Fight Malayan Terrorists
The Australian government plans to deploy forces to Malaya to counter Communist terrorists. Prime Minister Menzies announces cabinet approval to use armed forces in Malaya, joining the UK and New Zealand in a strategic reserve to deter terror and protect economic stability.
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Vince Lorroriata
Makiyi
Pelten
Makiya
Federation of Singapore
Malaya
Peking
Arunia
Wate Tamiinga
Penang
Singapore
Lusmpur
Negotiation Ends British Railway Stoppage
The settlement ends a national strike by 70,000 striking footplate men causing 27 days of paralysis across Britain. The British Transport Commission to hold wage talks within seven days and consider high rated drivers’ pay, with Lord Justice Morrin to name appropriate wage levels. The strike cost 41 million lost fares daily and 3,000 workers out of work. railways resumed service while waterfront tensions persist.
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Neww
Ministry of Labour
Britain
British ‘Transport ‘Commission
Atab-owned
Rail Aymer
Wer
Lord Justicn Morrin
Second
National Union OF Railwaymen
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Kermen
Orm
Transport Commission
Maine
Nationalist China Retains LLC Vote Controversy
A garbled report notes Nationalist China retaining a vote on arrears and contributions with Britain and other nations. It mentions a British stance, a 2 year arrears rule, and a diplomat’s remarks about repayment timelines. The piece cites a conference and a UK deputation leader.
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Nationalist China Retains LLC
Territorial waters set at twelve miles in law ruling
A fragmentary note from a 20th century report states that territorial waters are established at twelve miles. It mentions international law and a national law committee, with unclear dates and parties. The text lacks full context and concrete details.
Public Cleansing Institute Leader Calls Cleaner Boom Likely
In Birmingham the president of the Institute of Public Cleansing predicts a coming surge in cleaning services as streets are cleaned and vacuuming increases. The report notes industry optimism and potential job growth amid local efforts to improve urban sanitation.
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London
Atreets
Institute of Public Cleansing
Birmingham
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