A L P Leaders in Impasse Over Chamberlains Resignation
The Australian Labor Party executive defers a decision on Chamberlain's resignation amid a wider deliberation at the biennial conference. Senator Toohey says no acceptance, invites opposition leaders to address the meeting, as delegates consider rules for future cases and debate pay and policy changes.
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Mr. Chamberlain
R Geadlock
Chamrain
Toohey
S.A
Perth
Canberra
Canberra Debates Full Voting Rights for ACT Member
Canberra figures debate full voting rights for the ACT member. Senator McCallum argues against immediate full rights, urging municipal government first and noting Canberra’s transitional state. Tasmanian senator Aylett cites Tasmania’s representation and argues Canberra should eventually gain full Parliaments rights.
Canberra Roads Not Safe Says Turnbull
Mr Turnbull urged the Government to set an example of safe roads in Canberra speaking in the House of Representatives. He warned Civic Centre intersections were graded wrongly and that speeds over 30 mph risked crashes with accidents common on the Federal Highway due to similar faults at bends.
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Joint Committee For
A.C.T
McCallum
Lib
N.S.W
Fraser
Canberra
J. Fraser
Joint
House
Turnbull
C.P
Mallee
House of Representatives
Civic Centre
U.S. Rebuffs Force Build-Up Over Berlin Crisis
The State Department said the United States would negotiate in good faith at Geneva and urged the Soviet Union to show a sincere desire to negotiate. British leaders warned Europe faces renewed threats to West Berlin as NATO stressed unity and readiness amid East West talks. Dag Hammarskjold indicated a summit was not a concrete proposal but a balanced view of negotiable possibilities.
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U.S
Geneva
Soviet Union
Europe
Selwyn Lloyd
London
West Berlin
Atlantic Council
NATO
Western Alliance
M. Paul-Henri Spaak
Berlin
M. Spaak
U.N
Dag Hammarsfoeld
Copenhagen
Pilot Dies After Training Plane Crash in Melbourne
A 45 year old pilot was hospitalized with facial and body burns after a training plane stalled shortly after takeoff from Parkside Air Field. The aircraft nose-dived, rolled, and crashed. a neighbor reported the incident and the pilot was conveyed to Melbourne Hospital in critical condition.
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Parkside Airfield
Bosman
Yarby
Melbourne
Agreement On Lead Zinc Cuts Reported
Australia has agreed to a 10 percent cut in lead and zinc supplies. The move, reported by the United Nations correspondent of the New York Herald Tribune, follows a group effort by world producers to reduce metal surpluses and bolster prices. The agreement aims to relieve market pressures and stabilize the metals market.
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New York
Australia
United Nations
New York Herald Tribune
Separet
Reporters Press Embassy Clash in Mingaladon Airport Row
About 40 reporters arrived by bus to protest alleged rough handling by embassy personnel as Colonel Mikhail Stryguine was flown out. Three reporters were dragged inside the embassy garden and two cameras seized during clashes before a boycott call by Burma Journalists Association. The incident followed earlier rumors about Stryguine and Burma Army intelligence links.
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Emony
Mingaladon
Mikhail Stryguine
Minatuaak
Stryguine
China
Tae
Airtvase
Burma
Rangoon
Ont
Namatjira Not Involved In Tribal Quarrel
Mr Hasluck told Dr Evatt the two deaths followed a tribal quarrel sparked by a duty dispute. A boomerang triggered the brawl, one native killed, others speared, and many natives inflicted wounds to show sorrow. Namatjira to serve term under a superintendent at a suitable reserve.
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Hasluck
Nelson
Lab
N.T
Namat
Evatt
Namatijira
Namatjira
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