Works spending pegged at current rate
The Loan Council approved borrowing £190 million for government works including housing in 1955 56, £3.5 million extra for emergency wheat storage, and motion to fund a broad works program. Officials warn total outlay is up by about £60 million versus the previous year, with decisions pending on loan sources and future public works priority.
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Silieta Frethmentat Ata Loval
Piagramene
Arne Lown Council
Ginias
Tim Council
Atten
Iit
State
Erin
Kurveniley
Auamis
Divnet
Nest Commonwealth
Aoxalini Teller
Arthur Fadden
Goode
Cahill
Sydney
Cornelusinion
Loch Council
Seoul
Argentine Cabinet Resigns Amid Broad Reshuffle Rumors
Reports say the Argentine cabinet has resigned amid a planned government reorganization after an abortive revolt. General Lucero said Peron remains at home in Palermo as the foreign ministry reports a move toward normal routine with President Peron still in residence.
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Ryaey Reann
Wiunesung
ArgeMihie Cube
United
Buense
Tysigurd
Farcilale
Oman
Ecsalbiatts
Aroetican
Buenos
Lucero
Ar Wealina Wien
Unet Feron
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Amer Inia
Palermo
Peron Hia
Ancugton
Italian Government Resigns and Cabinet Realignment
Fragmented report describes the Italian government resigning with a cabinet realignment. It notes attempts at unity within a coalition and the formation of a new ministerial lineup amid political shakeups.
Nationalists Detain Two British Ships
Chinese Nationalist gunboats detained two British ships trading with the Chinese mainland near Fukien coast. The Helikon and another freighter were intercepted as Nationalist authorities claimed action against vessels suspected of aiding enemy forces while officials reported conflicting statements and ongoing detentions.
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Helikon
J. A. Kang
Maamabe
Fukien
Nationaliat
Warnbiyy
Fouchow
Ian
Clunter
Lion Wal
Mineo
Ablete Sk
Anchuea
At Ives
Torpel
Queensland farmer's wife Daberg expecting quadruplets
An Australian farmer's wife in Queensland is expected to give birth to quadruplets. Reports describe the family, hospital birth plans, and the couple's hopes for survival, noting previous multiple births in the area and the financial costs involved.
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Queensland
Daberg
Calls for global data on radiation during United Nations talks
A San Francisco report describes a proposed statement by Henry Cabot Lodge urging all nations to provide radiation data. The aim is to have comprehensive information gathered by the United Nations and presented at the next General Assembly in September.
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Francisco
United States
Henry Abot Lodge
Mme
Foraialon
United
Sey ~Embar
Privilege Breach Arguments Stir House Hearing
Counsel flag a misread of privilege law as the Full Court debates the case. The discussion touches on constitutional limits, legal standards, and potential release considerations for FitzMat ck and Browne while voices from diverse legal perspectives shape the bench’s approach.
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House
FitzMat
Ray
al Hk
Parhiilieit
Tns
Tina Alts
Nate Eunieh
Peer
Iran
Sanit Tivuchea
Dusky Medias
Theoy
Ian Offen
Uae
Conference Determines Federal Home Ownership Plan
Premier conference debates Commonwealth state housing plan aimed at direct home ownership funding. Menzies and premiers weigh proposals for finance, tenant and rental dynamics, with NSW and Victoria backing or opposing elements of the scheme.
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Wumaon
Ste
Presmier
Sahil
Queensland
Aly
Wy Hawke
Tasmania
Congreve
Asmanhi
Menges
Vie Cd
Commonwealth
Haines
Monsion
Humnes
Romer
Ube
Hal
Freus Wulding Pete
Sinan Lesa
Vieteran
Ar. Bolte
Memsies
Guaiakie
Housing Commission
Brogidine
Vietorut
Onpetuniy
Perio
Bulganin Promises Soviet Co operation At Summit
The article reports on Bulganin inviting Soviet cooperation during a summit discussions with world leaders. It notes promises of relaxation of tensions and potential Soviet support for India and Iran, with Nehru and other officials discussed regarding dates, visits, and possible technical aid and equipment.
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Bulganin
Protest Meeting Planned On Canberra Rent Increases
A public meeting is planned at Albert Hall on Sunday to protest Canberra rent increases. A petition with about 20 signatures is to be presented to officials, with local speakers including Mr Kent Hughes and public figures discussing government housing policy.
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Albert Hall
Annie Ngo
de Willluyn
Palo Wiation
Kent Hughes
Marian Bail
Faihy
Tiberion
Rane
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