Queensland July election eyed amid political shifts
Leaders of the Labour Party in Queensland and cross‑party groups moved toward an early July or August poll as the governing Gair faction faced pressure. The Liberal and Country parties planned initial moves by tomorrow to convene Parliament by June 11 to resolve the untenable situation, with opposition leaders signaling support or opposition to potential Gair proposals.
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Daly clashes with Evatt over motion in Australian Labour caucus
In a dramatic meeting Mr. F M Daly forced a confrontation with Dr Evatt over a motion tied to internal Queensland disputes. Evatt ruled it out of order, accepted the motion for next caucus, and Daly pressed for a defined stance on parliamentary supremacy and ALP guidance.
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Nasser Plots To Kill King Saud
American correspondent Mar tin Hayden reports that President Nasser of Egypt plotted to overthrow and murder King Saud of Saudi Arabia to prevent Arab unity from breaking. The plan allegedly involved arming street mobs and assassination, with King Saud revealing details to King Hussein of Jordan and King Feisal of Iraq. Jordan’s King Hussein discussed the matter amid a broader Middle East inquiry and noted Jordan’s stance on American aid and defense pacts. Marines aboard the Beirut mission show the flag in Lebanon as the Sixth Fleet moves into the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Jordan
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Daily Express
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Liberal Urges End to Payroll Tax and Depreciation Reform
A Liberal, Mr. Wheeler of Mitchell, tells the House of Representatives that abolishing payroll tax would curb inflation and that depreciation rates should be liberalised to aid Australian business. He argues current policy hobbles private enterprise while government actions remain inconsistent seeking pre budget changes.
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Dalai Lama Placed Under House Arrest in Tibet
Report states the Dalai Lama, Tibet's traditional spiritual and temporal ruler, is confined at home by Chinese authorities. The claim was revised today by a national agency cited by Reuters and AAP.
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Detiy Niwa
Macmillan to Visit Bulganin in Moscow Talks
The Daily Mail reports Prime Minister Macmillan will visit Marshal Bulganin and Khrushchev in Moscow in the northern autumn after Britain tests a hydrogen bomb. He may be accompanied by Foreign Secretary Lloyd, with a peace plan backed by the Commonwealth to be drafted at the next conference in London.
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Canberra Jets In Collision Over Langley During Jamestown Anniversary Flight
Two Canberra jet bombers collided near Langley Air Force Base after a demonstration for Defence Secretary Charles Wilson. One aircraft landed safely after losing part of its left wing. the pilot of the second aircraft parachuted to safety, but the navigator was killed when the plane crashed into shallow water near the runway edge. The incident occurred during a five past event at Fort Monroe marking the Jamestown settlers' 350th anniversary.
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Hungarian Revolt Spontaneous and Not Foreign-Instigated
A United Nations requested inquiry by Eugene Gorman concluded the October uprising in Hungary was spontaneous with no outside instigation. The report cited Soviet exploitation, poor living standards, and a desire for an independent Hungary neutral in its dealings, while noting the army sided with the people and the secret police led the fighting. Russian troops were present at the uprising start but did not influence the vote.
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