Labour and Trade Union Leaders Back Nuclear Disarmament Stance
A Labour plan to curb nuclear arms faces mixed support within the Trades Union Congress and Labour. Bevan argues unilateral disarmament is unlikely to ease tension, while Gaitskell cites needed giving up weapons, and the NATO alliance remains essential to Britain’s security and defense commitments. Leaders insist Britain must retain the option to shape future strategy after a Labour victory.
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Gaitskell
Britain
France
Fie
Until
Kensara Ip
U.S
Bevin
Tere
Trades
Union Congress
Labour
Ruid
Frank Cousins
Trans. £Ff
General Workers
Nion
TUS
Labour Party and
Trades Union Congress
Geneva
America
Russia
Labour Party
T.U.C
NATO
Birthday Party at Hospital Celebrates Elderly Guest
A birthday gathering was held at a hospital for a retiree named Nims Sheedy who wore a tight cap for special occasions. Her husband Mr. PL J. Bay and fellow guests in Queanbeyan shared cake and well wishes as the event marked another year of life.
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PL J. Bay
Ines
Queanbeyan
Cambodia To Open Legation In Canberra
Cambodia’s Minister for Cambodia Poe Thiem arrived in Canberra with his wife and eight month old daughter to open the Cambodian Legation. He was greeted by an advance party including his nephew and the new legation’s Third Secretary Poe Doueskoma, plus attache Hong reth and Department of External Affairs Protocol Chief Landau. The minister and family are staying at the Hotel Canberra.
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Cambodia
Poe Thiem
Canberra
Vannandevi Sabrina
Poe
Poe Doueskoma
Hongreth
Department of Ex‘ernal Affairs
Landau
Jet Pilot Dies In Crash Near Newcastle
A Royal Australian Air Force Sabre jet piloted by Pilot Officer L C Jannerman, 26, crashed during a training flight near Newcastle amid a thunderstorm. The aircraft exploded in timber country nine miles from Singleton. debris spread widely. A night search recovered wreckage and an inquiry was to open tomorrow.
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Newcastle
RAAF
Singleton
L. C. Jannerman
Fern Ba
Williamtown
Can
Hunt For Taralga Gunman Ends
A four day manhunt for a gunman who threatened a district grazier on a lonely road ended when police found a man asleep in a car. He was arrested by a search party, the car and a loaded .22 repeater rifle were seized, and he will appear in Goulburn Court tomorrow.
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Taralga
Goulburn Court
Death Sentence On Native For N.G. Murder
Bare Itia of Greane district was found guilty in the Supreme Court at Daru of the wilful murder of Giombari, a Grezne child. He confessed the killing was sparked by adultery involving Giombari’s sister and Bare Itia’s wife, and said he killed Giombari in the bush with a bush knife. The judge noted natives convicted of wilful murder face death but may be reduced on trial judge’s recommendation to imprisonment.
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Port Moresby
P.reuter
Dare Itia
Greae
Justice Bignold
Supreme Court
Daru
Giombari
Grene Isty
Tsaimkaiyok
Bare Itia
Kimbaiyak
Mtia
Runga Patra
Miself
Canberra lie detector scene in Psychology class filmed
The News and Information Bureau film unit visiting Canberra University College filmed a psychology class where Keith Campbell a first year Arts student in a white shirt and tie undergoes a lie detector test for an Australia and overseas distribution project.
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News and Information Bureau
Canberra
Canberra University College
Keith Campbell
Wave of Arrests Sweeps Kerala as Protests Grow
In Trivandrum and other cities police used canes as 1300 people were arrested yesterday amid a mass drive against picketing of government offices and educational institutions by supporters of the Opposition campaign to unseat the Communist regime. Fourteen deaths reported in the 12 day non violent campaign. The Kerala Congress pledged to intensify the movement and Nehru discussed the issue with leaders and passed a resolution authorising action in case of emergency.
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Trichur
Calicut
State Congress Party
Mr Nehru
Sankar
Nehru
Kerala
Mr. Sanker
Church of
Southern Indi
White Women and Youths Urged to Learn to Shoot in SA
In South Africa the debate turns to internal security as Erasmus backs school cadets and first aid training for girls while boys become cadets. UK permission issues and renewed tensions shadow a South African stance on staging troops through Bechuanaland. A Durban township attack on buses signals rising unrest as anti apartheid protests widen.
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South Africa
My- Erasmus
Senate
Brauman
Thuynama
National Party
Erasmus
United Kingdom
Caprivi
Colombo
Britain
Protectorates
Bechuana
West Africa
Glebelands
Durban
Bir
London
South
Patience urged by Lloyd on Geneva East West talks
London reports to the House of Commons that Foreign Secretary Lloyd urges patience and allied unity as essential for resuming the Geneva East West talks on July 13. He says the conference has not broken down and Britain will press to resume negotiations despite Berlin military and intelligence concerns.
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London
A.ap
Reuter
Lloyd
House of Commons
Geneva East West
Labour Party
Britain
West
Berlin
Two Sailors Missing After Trawler Crash Near Osiris
A late distress report says no men had been picked up from the trawler Osiris after a collision. Osiris left Syé to locate wreckage and radio gear. A search launched with the crash boat, a Neptun bomber, and coastal launches. two Dabermen were unnamed by night.
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Osiris
Syé
Nite Fromm Maat
Sabin Pal Aun Emo
K.A
Neptuns
Aires
Volunter Coastal Patrol
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N.G
Trivandrum
A.a.p.reuter
India
S. Africa
Navy
Ceylon
Oliver Goonetilleke
Hspon
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