Swing Against Liberal Party in Ashfield By-Election
By election in Ashfield sees Labour candidate J F Richardson lead Liberal rival R S Watton by 873 with 170 votes yet to count. Report notes Labour surge shocks Liberals and hints at broader NSW electoral trend with Labour gains statewide and commentary from party leaders and observers.
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ALP to Call Nominations for Lowe Seat
An ALP executive meeting set for Friday will invite fresh nominations for the Lowe Seat and for state president. The party aims to elect a new leader and confirm Burton for attendance related honors as part of internal proceedings.
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Young Australians Shine at Wimbledon
The Australians Mulloy Rosewall and Laver advance to the Wimbledon quarterfinals with strong performances against American opponents. Rosewall defeated an American, while Mulloy upset and then faced a tough challenge. The match highlights featured notable rallies and competitive play from both sides as the crowd watched tense exchanges.
Taft Calls to Repudiate Yalta and Free Nations
Charlottesville Sunday edition reports Republican candidate Taft urging repudiation of the Yalta Agreement. He argues the United States must reject Soviet influence to preserve liberty, warning against extending Moscow’s reach and calling for international groups to sustain global peace.
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Plen Davis Miners Stand Firm Amid Talks
The Plen Davis Miners refuse to yield as talks with government officials continue. Secretary Unelen Pavin notes unity within the miners lodge while plans for compensation discussions are set for later today, highlighting demands tied to recent capitulations and potential franchise terms.
Kilquea Erupts After 10 Years On Hawaii Island
A long dormant volcanic event on Kilquea, after a decade, culminates in a significant eruption near Mount Billials. Reports indicate lava and ash impact within a one mile radius, with authorities warning nearby residents. The eruption follows years of minor activity and is centered east of Keune.
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U S apology to professor on travel ban
The State Department publicly apologized for a travel ban on Professor Owen Latit due to wrong information. The department said the ban had ties and regrets for errors caused by an utter misreport, noting the incident followed the iron curtain context.
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Gunman fires in store kitchen during attempted hold up
In Guilford, a gunman fired three times at a storekeeper Cyril Brooker and an injured man during a kitchen struggle. Brooker, 41, and his wife were near the rear of the store when the assailant entered. Brooker suffered facial injuries and was taken to Parramatta District Hospital. Police arrived shortly after and the wounded gunman remained on the scene, later detained.
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Predicts Armistice After Red Attack In Korea
Vice Admiral C. Terner Joy, former chief United Marines commander, predicted that another communist attack could lead to a hard fought armistice with a near complete truce. He warned the communists would be beaten if they attacked again and urged continued UN pressure on Yalu River power as long as hostilities persisted.
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64 CHARGED UNDER SOUTH AFRICAN RIOT LAW
Forty two people including Bunny Jumannaseuig and Finly-tost non-Hurupeine appeared in Zohatayrbar court charged with contravening the PuOLaW Rumumblies Act. They allegedly conspired to commit public violence and were remanded until 11 am with E50 bail. The charges involve disobeying orders to stay off streets after 11 pm and entering the nation without proper permit.
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Congress overrides Truman veto in key vote
Washington June 2 The Senate joined the House in overriding President Truman's veto of the McCarran bill. The vote was 26 in the Senate and 278 to 132 in the House. The measure targets Soviet activity, with debates over forced labor camps and monitoring suspected subversives.
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Dean of Canterbury Claims Proof of Germ Warfare
Reported by AAP Reuters from Tokyo cites the Dean of Canterbury Dr Hitt Johnenn visiting pro Communist Korea asserting proof of germ warfare by Chinese forces. The garbled text includes quotations and unclear attributions, but centers on alleged germ warfare claims linked to United Nations and Chinese actions.
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Leuncher Search Sec for Misting Man and Nurses
Fragmented report describes Leuncher Search for a man and three nurses near Bowen. Dr Muriel Appell age 26 and Dr Jary Mackey age 39 of Bowen Hospital attended a water incident. A woman identified as Miss Plamid faced cramp and vanished as waves affected the scene.
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Baby in London area fights for life after rare birth
A fragile 250s baby named Jennifer remains hospitalized near London Tennifer after a difficult birth in week nine. Doctors report uncertain prognosis though the infant shows signs of potential recovery as the family awaits possible improvements and continued care. The infant, son or daughter of Mrs. Dori, draws cautious hope amid ongoing medical support and close observation.
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Police Rescuers Hold Back Pro-Demonstration in Assembly
Korean deputies and police battled to control a protest inside the National Assembly chamber as demonstrators, backed by a heavy police presence, urged Dr. Rhee to resign. Rioters formed double lines to shield protestors and forced lawmakers to seek shelter.
Trains to Cease In Perth Today Amid Strike Fallout
Perth railway services suspend as a citywide strike ends after 18 weeks. Metropolitan lines halt operations with 254 locomotives deteriorating and a total of 300 rail vehicles stood down tomorrow along with 100 more staff reductions in maintenance and transport services.
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Washbrook reaches 25 000 runs in cricket milestone
London report notes Cyril Washbrook achieving 25 000 runs in a notable innings against touring India at a cricket centre. The narrative highlights his 21 boundaries and contributions from captaincy and teammates as the day progressed, with mixed mentions of other players and events.
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