Parliament Debate on New Zealand Police Bill
A parliamentary session in Wellington sees heated debate over a police reform bill. Members clash over amendments while government ministers face opposition questions amid adjournment rumors and a lingering controversy about past ministerial conduct.
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Inon
Kts
Hillam
Polis Minster
Wil Famine
Sant Tormne Halley
Eh Conauvaionee
Samper
Dubner
Ps Wiek
Saigon Junta Divided On Deposition of Bao Dai
Fragmentary reports say Saigon’s junta debates Bao Dai removal while Premier Diem faces calls to form a provisional government. Leaders discuss provincial loyalties and national asset policy as tensions rise.
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China
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Junta Congress
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Diem
National
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Rathbone Hore
Lreton
Caling
Plamabewer
Dala
Senate Passes Tariff Bill After Narrow Vote
The US Senate approved a tariff bill after hours of debate, voting 7 12 13 to advance to a conference with the House. The measure includes extending reciprocal trade terms and new tariff powers for the next five to ten years, with President Eisenhower promising swift action.
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Romwede Nien
European Arms Controller Meeting Reports Little Progress
In London on Thursday officials from European nations discussed arms control with limited concrete outcomes. Trade ministers and national leaders stressed cooperation while acknowledging unresolved issues over production and security in Western Europe.
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Leo Lombardiach
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Ermitilenk
Indonesia alleges plot to attack Bandung
Indonesia accuses a radical anti Dutch group of planning a three day seizure at Bandung March 2 and 4 to disrupt a conference hall and capture delegates. Dutch and Indonesian officials face trial amid charges of spy and sabotage plots connected to the larger Dutch–Indonesian conflict.
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Unruly Parliamentary Session Sparks Warning Speech
A heated scene in the chamber ends with Speaker warning members as clashes erupt between Cameron and Ward. Ward is challenged for interrupting and a government protest erupts, while Fraser and Osborne are cited in tense exchanges during the session.
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Lafor
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Chie
Motion Against Speaker in Parliamentary Standstill
The Labour Party plans a no confidence move against the Speaker amid claims of misinterpretation and procedural failing. Early reports note the move targets the Speaker’s handling of a discharge over a disputed matter, with party leaders criticizing the administration’s conduct in the House.
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Tea prices slide to 1953 levels worldwide
The Daily Mail reports tea prices dipping to levels last seen in 1953 as supply tightens in Britain and futures falter. Traders note near 20 percent declines in some stocks and unsettled markets with East African harvests lagging and quality improving in some gardens.
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Australian Help To Boost Salk Vaccine Production
Australian officials announce scientists and technicians from the Commonwealth Serum Lab will join U S efforts to rapidly manufacture the Salk vaccine. Partnerships with Parke Davis and Co and Australian firms aim to import components and set up large scale production in Australia for export readiness.
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