Criticism of Russian Communism Shakes World Leadership Hope
The article notes emerging criticisms of Russian leadership from New York and Rome, while Tito toys with a Yugoslav led alternative. It argues Moscow fears China’s rise and stresses that Western complacency could weaken its grip as Soviet influence grows in Asia, Europe, and Africa.
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Stalin
New York
Rome
Mi Tito
Yugoslavia
Russia
China
India
Burma
Tito
Moscow
Middle East
Marshal Tite
Asia
Europe
Maica
Australia
Africa
Labour campaign on personal freedom in the UK
The Labour policy statement titled Personal Freedom argues workers on secret defence contracts should face a clear charge unless the minister decides otherwise. It links private power to curbs on liberty and calls for safeguards for individuals, aliens rights, legal aid, tribunal procedures, and stronger professional discipline. It also criticizes state control of the press while preferring a competitive commercial press.
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Garbett
Sussex
Governor General Receives Thai Ambassador Letters of Credence
The Governor-General Sir William Slim at Admiralty House yesterday received from Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Konthi Supha mongkhon the letters of credence marking his appointment as Thailand’s ambassador to Australia. A dinner for the envoy was hosted by the Governor-General with Sir Kenneth Street among the attendees.
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Mshal
William Slim
Admiralty House
Konthi Suphamongkhon
Thailand
Australia
Kenneth Street
D, H
Wheat damage from floods hits Adelaide region
Floodwaters caused up to £20000 damage to wheat stocks in Cumminson Eyre Peninsula. In Stirling Adelaide Hills about 200 telephone subscribers remain cut off due to storm damage to an underground cable.
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Adelaide
Cumminson Eyre Peninsula
Stirling
Adelaide Hills
Canberra College Plans Detailed Science Course Study
Canberra University College will examine resources needed to establish science courses in chemistry physics geology botany and related fields. Public support is strong and four distinguished scientists have agreed to act as advisers: Le Fevre Martin Oliphant and Turner. The first advisers meeting with the council is expected soon.
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Canberra University College
Canberra
Eamiet Stax Advisers
R. J. W. le Fevre
University of Sydney
L. H. Martin
University of Melbourne
M. Oliphant
Australian
National University
J. 8. Turner
Parliament Schedule For Debates On Housing and Arbitration Bills
The House of Representatives will meet today at 2.30 p.m. to resume the Housing Agreement Bill after questions. The Senate also convenes at 2.30 p.m. to continue the Arbitration and Conciliation Bill debate after questions.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Canberra Community Hospital seeks training centre status
The Canberra Community Hospital applied to be recognised as a training centre for resident medical officers to address current shortages. The Post-Graduate Committee in Medicine at Sydney University has deferred the application for review. The board noted new graduates were insufficient to meet NSW hospital needs and no allocation could be made to Canberra.
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Canberra Community Hospital
Sydney ‘University
Canberra
New South Wales
Peach and
Brophy
Jawa
Mr. Brophy
Sydney
Brisbane
Melbourne
Adelaide
Perth
Hobart
Newcastle
Tito's Moscow Visit Raises Western Dilemma
A fragmentary analysis argues Tito may align with Soviet socialism or still value Western support. It surveys his past stance from 1948 expulsions through postwar aid, suggesting his aim as a bridge between blocs and a potential limited alliance with Moscow or the West depending on Cold War shifts. The piece weighs his calls for left unity against U.S. and British recognition and the impact on future East West policy.
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Tito
Tit
Moscow
Middle East
Stalin
United States
Request for Extension of Free X Rays at Canberra Hospital
The Department of Health urged the Canberra Community Hospital Board to provide free chest X ray services for anti-TB drive and Queanbeyan residents. It noted such facilities exist in New South Wales and the board agreed to comply after discussion with hospital authorities. The chairman urged funding from State sources and offset by ACT residents.
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Department Health
Canberra
Brooks
Health Department
Queanbeyan
Ac.t
Letters to the Editor on local produce and milk supply
Canberra readers urge action to lower vegetable prices by using nearby fertile lands. They criticize long transport for beans and potatoes and advocate utilizing Tuggeranong Valley and Lachlan-Lan yond areas for fresh milk, questioning Tumut as a source and calling for Department of Health oversight. Penn P Dalgarno, Canberra.
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Webb
Canberra
Tumut
Tuggeranong Valley
Lanyon
Murrine Bidgee
Ceattle
Act
Department of Health
Dalgarno
Soviet Film Output Jumps in Quality Emphasis
The US Information Agency reported a sharp rise in Soviet film production with improved quality, highlighting a notable NE leap and a shift in cinematic emphasis.
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Washington
Aap-Reuter
US Information Agency
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Britain
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Greece
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Noga
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