London Split in UK Labour Looms Over Bevan Gaitskell Rift
The Brighton Labour Conference spills into a split between Bevan and Gaitskell as Defence and disarmament policy divisions emerge. Bevan shifts left, praising broad disarmament while Gaitskell frets at compromise. Foreign Secretary prospects and Sandys stance deepen the rift amid party tensions.
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Brighton Bevan
Brighton
Labour Party
Bevan
Gaitstell
Asis
Brighton Conferenus
Menda
Ui Galliell
Gaitskell
Gautskell
Bevan Wan
Gaitshell
Jones
Mrew
Cary
Sam
de Gaulle
Sisca
Gallsiell
Dynan Sandys
Sandys
Tan
Hurseys Denied Work Amid Union Pressure in Hobart
Australian debate centers on the Hursey case in Hobart where workers named Flacey claim denial of employment due to union tactics. The piece condemns mob action against the Hurseys and argues for the right to work, warning that industrial ostracism harms living standards and contradicts Australian ideals of fair play.
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Australia
Lhursey
Hoban
Hobart
Flacey
Tewle Wnkins
Jawas
ACTA
Samoa self government seen to bring problems, say speakers
At Canberra University College a speaker warned that Samoa's move to self government in 1960 could alter attitudes and create new tensions. Ronald Rose cited economic strains and crowding as issues, while discussing Christian influence and lasting cultural changes on the islands.
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Samoa
Ronald Rose Eaid
Bown
Wheenna Baoke
Jermy
Mr. Rose
Fellowship of
Writ i
Canberra University College
Sean
Simona
Steynok
Poe
Ich Whitants
Voup
Ruse
John Willams
Bacon Auction Fetches 2600 Pounds in London Sale
A rare 1697 Bacon volume titled Meditations in its private bindings sold at a London auction yesterday for 2600 pounds. The item, part of a well known private collection, drew buyers seeking a historian’s prized edition.
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London
P.reuter
Bacon
Migrants in Northern Territory See Government's View
The Governor-General Sir William discusses migrant needs in Northern Australia. He argues migration should address civil service needs and education standards, noting a belief in attracting suitable workers without implying better living conditions as the sole driver. The tour emphasizes regional development and skilled personnel.
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Huepaa
Ed Qi
ao‘Goraeinet Eoyding
Wola Sim
Marca
Mie
Troplen
Eagani
Northern
Reg Fett
William
Canberra Schoolchildren Visit Parramatta for Kota Trophy
Fifty three Canberra pupils traveled by train to Parramatta to contest the Kota trophy against Parramatta High School. The party included Fi M Sandy and Miss Grimaby in charge. Events scheduled included hockey and girls netball in the morning and Union football in the afternoon with a dance later. The group planned to return Friday morning. Tan Wade, full back and sprinter, could not join the trip due to a leg injury from Saturday morning.
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Eae Eire
Canberra
Schoa
Paramatta High School
Sandy
Missa
Grimaby
Guarge
Hokey
Nasil
Orning
Tan Wade
Canberra High School Deputy Headmaster Addresses Staff
A recent talk with the new deputy headmaster Mr. BS Oh Madsen at Canberra High School discusses staff concerns. The position is viewed as better in ACT than in NSW, with emphasis on improving teaching conditions and student outcomes.
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A.C.T
Canberra
BS Oh Madsen
Wess End Jas
Emall
Cometinsen
Nsw
Senate Passes Bill Expanding Exchange of Atomic Weapons
Senate approved a bill to exchange atomic weapons with allies while adding restrictions on presidential authority. An amendment would limit transfer power to Britain, a change debated after administration officials failed to justify the need. The House must now seek joint congressional agreement on the refined plan.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Britain
Sopres
Howe
Partne — Administration
House of Hoy
Bo Ie
White Russians Leave China for Singapore Flight
Seven White Russians arrived in Singapore from China today en route to Gulov. The transfer appears part of ongoing postwar movements influenced by shifting borders and political realignments.
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China
Singapord
Tacay
Singapore
Gulov
Friday Night Shopping Sparks Debate On Open Hours
A letter from A Johnston argues that Friday night hours boost business by attracting town visitors and expanding variety. He defends extended hours against unions and questions penalties for overtime, noting customer demand and pay benefits for workers.
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Tile
Jones
Charles Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Custo Imerys
Shaxco
Avanada
Chamber of Conmierce
Bhop Anistants' Union
Jw Bether
Wortt
Opera
W. A. Johnston
Goulburn Wool Prices and Buyer Attendance Questioned
Mr. Lewis of the N.S.W. and Queensland Wooltwars Association cites lower Goulburn prices as a reason buyers stayed away. Study of prices from 164/56 to 1958/55 compares Goulburn with Australian averages, showing Goulburn above average on 161 of 282 occasions and below twice, challenging the wool service analysis.
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Goulburn
Lewis
N.S.W
Quegrand
Woolhyars’ Association
Ichool Statistical Service
Soulburn
Milk Vendors' Charges in Canberra Spark Debate
A Canberra reader argues that a milk vendor monopoly harms consumers and urges robust price checks and legal recourse for malpractices. He recalls past court actions over milk mismeasures and describes auditing his fortnightly deliveries to ensure charges match milk received, warning that vendor arrests are rare but dishonest practices persist.
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Canberra
Chess Eye
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