Advisers Call Review of Arbitration System
The Minister for Labour Mr Halt announced a special council meeting on March 16 to discuss the implications of the High Court decision limiting the Arbitration Court. He said a review of the arbitration system is urgent, with officials to consider documents and motions on reforms.
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Labour
Halt
High Court
Hol
High
Arbitration Court
Boilermakers’ Society
ML Hilt Ailkeries
Cyclone Threat Reaches Mackay As Winds Soar
A cyclone near Mackay lashed the region with gale force winds up to 80 mph and widespread damage. Weather officials warned of a shifting path toward the west as squalls battered Bowen to St Lawrence and power outages followed. Strong gusts and falling barometers marked a severe weather episode, with impacts extending north toward Calri n and Prosperine.
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Weather Bureau
Wawman
Mackay
Bowen
St. Lawrence
M. Mackey
Isbane
Monttay
Queensland
Saiinu
Mackey
Newman
Wes
Waa
Calrin
Mackry
Ban On Motor Racing Track After Tragedy
State Cabinet authorised the Health Minister to ban all motor racing at Bretnack Ferntyer Gully after a five year old girl was killed when a stack fell into a safety trace. The Premier announced the cabinet decision following a Crown Law Department inquiry. The Health Commission will take safety radiations to govern the track.
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Armen
Towngne
Camron
Bretnack
Ferntyer Gully
Grennock la Hirao
Three Injured When Bus Leaves Road In Brisbane
A Brisbane bus left the road early today injuring seven people according to witnesses. The bus struck a gum tree then veered across the road before coming to rest. The injured were treated at Maitland Hospital. Names include Mrs Helen Tait of Went Buahine and Mary Cater Ji Devas of Croydon Street.
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Sidney Maint
Beisbane
Maitland
Baspital
Helan Tait
Vulture Street
Buahine
Val
Hell Mussley
Brighton
Brisbane
Mary Cater Ji Devas
Besudesert
Asi
Thomas Sentti
Croydon
Atreet
Peter Has
feun athey _petsingers
Brutaog
the Cruel
Vast Antarctic Trough May Affect Weather
A dramatic Antarctic trough may influence global weather patterns this season. Scientist Paul Briple notes the feature could alter wind and temperature, with observations suggesting the dome over Marie Byrd Land and the eastern Pacific sector reaching high altitudes and releasing powerful atmospheric effects.
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Ures Monsay
Llu
Rewa
Wa Browght
Washington
Panl Biple
Sun
Admirst Rieti
Ayre
Commuendey
New York
Sipe
Aeliot
Marie Byrand
Antarctica
Cha
Wildet Land
Queen Mande Land
Army Sergeant Killed On Jungle Patrol in Malaya Excess
An Australian Army patrol near Bongau Forest Reserve in Malaya engaged Communist terrorists. A sergeant, name withheld, was killed, with another soldier wounded. The patrol returned fire in a 45 minute clash. terrorists withdrew. A second Australian sergeant had died earlier in the area, and a fellow soldier accidentally shot dead nearby.
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Cocevanane
Moray
Bongau
Ponong
Sts
Niutine
Jane Jing
Royal Amairaint Regiment
Rhee Declines Third Term Change in South Korean leadership
The article reports President Rhee of the Republic of Korea declining a third term, citing retirement after a constituting term and unification goals. It notes the Liberal Party National Convention and its efforts to persuade him to reconsider, reflecting on national aspirations and division between North and South Korea.
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Aeuul
Monus
Synkman
Liberal Party
Bia Tal
Rhee
Uys
Big 3 Set to Discuss Glubb Dismissal This Week
Washington reports say Big Three representatives will discuss General Glubb’s dismissal of the Arab Legion commander and its implications for Jordan and broader Middle East stability. British officials plan a Commons statement tomorrow.
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Glubb
Washington
Jordan
Emander
Arab Legion
John Glubb
Jamenting
Brilistr
Broneh
Ghihi
Tav
House of Commons
Lub
Gluny
Anthony
Mir Anthony Nuttin
Joverranenda
Lo Darob
Vote of Confidence in Adenauer Gains in Germany
The Christian Democrats strengthened their position in the State Parliament, with 42% of the vote and 48 seats, while the Social Democrats took 36 seats and the CDU leads the coalition talks. The big question is the relationship between the Christian Democrats and the West German Social Democrats.
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Adenauer
Susie
Bundesrat
Christian Democrat Party
Wnt
Christan Democrats
Sgurey Jehoy Wall
Damocrats
Farty
Ingtaad
Budo
Fen Democrats
Chrialins
Slike
Christian Democrats
Alion
Talks on Commonwealth finance meetings urged
The article reports calls for more frequent meetings of Commonwealth finance ministers to coordinate strategy amid export expansion and subsidy disputes.It notes tensions with Australia and South Africa over subsidies and policies, and suggests intensified discussions to address division and common economic aims.
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Australia
Africa
Domokve
Smlsistera
Independence joy as Moroccans celebrate with Sultan return
Rabat residents filled the streets last night to greet Sultan Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef as Morocco celebrates independence ending the 1912 Treaty of Fez. Crowds camped around the Imperial Palace as thousands danced, sang, and gathered for mass rallies. Reports say several Moroccans were killed and dozens wounded amid ongoing unrest and attacks linked to the protectorate era.
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Sultan Sidi Mohamed Ben Youssef
Paris
Fes
France
Morocco
Mountins
Imperial Palace
Tdépen
Ione Party
Tas
Prices Firm At Sydney Sales Reported
Prices were unchanged at Brisbane closing rates amid a week of wadi sales. Key buyers included Japan, the United Kingdom, and the Continent with support from the United States and local mills. Several identifications appear, listing various Sup and AAA consignments with mixed quantities and code-like names.
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CNET
Brisbane
Japan
United Kingdom
Continent
Sein
United States
Milla
Lawwell
Yass
Losga
Cahill Ministry Loses Ground In Doubtful Seats
In Maitland Liberal candidate Morris extended his lead to 555 votes as Cahill’s government risks loss. Notes show Labour gains elsewhere with seats Dubbo North Sydney Ryde and Young as pivotal, while Hartley remains undecided between Rabson and W M Black.
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Labour Party
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Parramatta
Cucther
Daly
Young
North Sydney
Mo Ae Morris
Maitland
Iowa
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Nmberest
Mudgee Claptellate
Dubbo
Coward
Ryde
Hartley
DIET
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Country Party
Independent Labour
Doubtful
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Hall
Shelv
Wishhl
Indeidilt
Auburn
Ryde North Sydney
Mudgee
Maite Jandale
Tim Labour
Livers
Morton
MLS
Sment
Ashfield
Hiwkenbury
Goxford
Goulburn
Sittin
T. Murphy
L. W. Muttan
Geneonlmday
Mar
Ryvlo
Howniee
B. Collings
Leo Matt
Eheed
Mudeseani
Mortis
Sandlcate
Tr. W
Black
Aic Liabour
47H. Robson
Seid Robson
Playford Majority Likely After Doubtful Seats
Adelaide report suggests the Playford Government may hold a small Assembly majority of three based on two doubtful LCL gains in Walla and Chaffey. Results could hinge on preferences. Melvilleau's lead in the Labor-leaning seat remains tight. Parliament expected to meet in May or June with cabinet reshuffles likely.
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Playford
Assembly
LCL
Walla
My. Femi Lgt
S Yates
Chaffey
Aime J
My. Melaiuveau
Tn Murray
Mr White
Abe
Chise Benrowey
Agelcultire
Muaibth
Wrong Blood Given Woman, Coroner Told
A coroner reported a woman died after receiving the wrong blood type at Rachel Forsky Hospital. The patient reportedly received EEL negative instead of RU positive. Investigators are examining the blood transfusion incident and details about the carrier and medical staff.
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Mena
A. Wantin
Rachel Forsky Hospital
Dovator
My. McDonald
Phyilis Muchatle
Tie Byplanano
Guilterd
U S Prepares for Protests Over Cotton Sale Plan
U S officials faced planned demonstrations in Washington as Egypt and other nations prepared to protest a U S decision. The government intends to sell cotton from government stocks at a world market rate of five million bales annually, drawing swift criticism from abroad.
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Oficina Wa
Washington
Blaenflower Administration
Auido Reuter
Egypt
Perl Wereek
Secretary of Agricultre
Wara Benson
Fragmented World News Fragments From an Untidy Dispatch
A garbled bulletin mix reports on Germany's deputy premier Ulbricht, heavy snow casualties in Korea, a U S presidential campaign tease, a Commons sponsor threat, Bonn crash injuries, nationalist tensions in Hong Kong, and Casablanca terrorist attack on a female pilot.
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Chris Btalin
London
Wise
Washington
Porky
Mole
Jess
Belial
Cane
Bonn
Maoniliy
Beltiah
Ik Royal Air Boren Hospital
Hong Kong
Ishollire
Oye
Alial
Womanhaly
Gasoblanca
Chagul
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