No Repetition of Work Cuts Says Minister
A Canberra deputation led by Mr Fairhall questioned government spending, urging more funds for Canberra works and long term jobs. Fairhall insisted past cuts would not recur, urged cautious expenditure, and noted limited funds remain for the current works program while stressing the department should plan expenditures ahead.
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Allen Fairhall
Canberra
Fairhall
Whithall
Cio
Monars
Pend
McCauley
J. Diukiha
T Chinas
W. Davidson
Stevenson
Bourhiall
Taliball
Australis
Patria
Guu Derra
Ule
Hume Porkels
Bairhall
Canberra Works
Ik Wold
Federusty
Futura
All party Committee To Consider Constitution Change
An all party committee, with 48 members from the Federal and Country Parties and Labour Opposition, will examine constitutional amendments. Government nominees will have deliberative and voting rights. no representation for the Anti-Communist Labour Party. The committee, aided by a secretariat, will focus on the general charter and wording, aiming to secure amendments without a convention.
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All
Noth Houses
Ake
Labour
Chaieriad
Ido
Avil
Ank
Labour Party
Monslos
All Party
Polablie
Evatt
Menglos
Fala Ielos
Tapi House Ge
Mengies
Alomay-Gureral
Countallen
Death sentences confirmed on Cypriot Greeks
The Executive Command and Governor meet as two Cypriot Greeks are confirmed for death. Michael Farwolts and Adveus Deme tigu face execution for the killing of a policeman and robbery of a British businessman in Nivosia and Pamaguata, with dates in August and June 8 respectively. British troops tighten security across Cypriot towns.
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Ace
Cyprus
Sir John
Farding
Galsy
Michael Farwolts
Tik Intebor
Inet Vear
Nivosia
Adveus Demetigu
Junibary
Farms Ravaged in Morocco Frontiers Report
Report from the Algiers border area describes a weekend of violence with the Frei army suffering 33 dead and 18 captured while rebels killed 256 and captured 185. Seventy seven rebels were reported surrounded in the Vehessa region amid a 21 hour siege ending Saturday. A woman among moslems was found with injuries in nearby villages.
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Algina
Gunlan
Oran
Unlhia
Moroueatt
Vehessa
Mosiems
Algiers Hea
Risk Of Conflict In Middle East Falls Since Soviet Talks
London reports that Anglo Soviet talks reduced the risk of a Middle East war that could trigger global nuclear conflict. Lord Privy Seal Butler said the British government seeks a grand design avoiding total war, while urging restraint on Suez and broader disarmament talks with the United States and Soviet Union.
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Middle East
London
PoReuter
Medtichard Butler
Butler
Preston
Urat
University Students Stage Cobalt Scare Prank
A prank on Commemoration Day involved students placing a capsule labeled Danger cobalt 99 at Watue Street and Broadway, causing police and officials to respond. The object, packed with a dark substance, was loaded into a police van and taken to Regent Street Police Station before being explained as a staged incident. Authorities warned against reckless actions during the commemorative events, while students collected donations and wore artened costumes as part of the celebration.
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Cobi
Aii Vents Ag
Regent Street
Hhe City
Fingineseninn
Watue Street
Broadway
Excess Profits Tax Plan Unworkable
Sir Arthur Fadden told the House the Government could not find a workable and equitable excess profits tax scheme. An expert committee had been unable to reach a solution, and the plan was abandoned.
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Arthur Fadden
House of Representatives
Wared
Lab
East Sydney
Mr Menzies To Visit Four Nations In Definite Plans
Mr Menzies announced plans to visit four nations starting with London for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference next month. He outlined travel via Malta and Austria to London, then on to West Germany and the Americas before returning to Australia. He said invitations to Japan the Philippines and Indonesia would be considered after London.
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Butler
Mr Butler
Maten
Lion of
Lea
Britain
Mediterranea
Pease
Commonwealth
London
Mondius
Malla
Austria
Dass
Londom
West Germany
Hd Amoriés
Australia
Menuies
Te Haut
Japan
Philippines
Indonesia
Jay
Tonjdon
Will
Lontyn
Menales
Lyada
Gwen
Ny Timiden
Hin
Colony
Yombay
Ettawa
Melewort
Shaciti
Xulymler
Lathi
Mfr
McEwen
Mr. Munzles
Abbott
Suns
Manele
Mehgles
Teun Council
Hye
Parliamen Ad
U S to Aid Allies in Arming Israel
Article reports the United States considering aid to allies in arming Israel after Dulles’ NATO Paris talks. It mentions discussions with British and French officials, plans to avoid bearing responsibility for France’s arms sales, and hopes for a broader peace process in the Middle East led by Ben-Gurion and other regional leaders.
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Israel
Dulles
NATO
Paris
Selwyn Yd
Chistan Pines
France
Invaeh
Printe
WATO
Beagee Hind
Me Lloyd
Pinead
Unite States
Ani Uist
Mate —Stallag Aetions Altay
David
en-Gurion
Taras
Lieve
Ben-Gurion
Arnd
Jovesi
Middle East
Nix Pro
Celina Nassiey
Jervis Bay 5 Pound Notes Cleared by Inquiry
Sydney report states police declared the Jervis Bay five pound notes as perfectly genuine after examination by Commonwealth Bank and local officials. Inspector Millon and Superintendent at detectives led the inquiry, finding the notes negotiable despite earlier suspicions.
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Jervis Bay
Sydney
Tuecany
Jevis Bay
Nis
Lona
Jaries
Eteotives
Millon
Ith
Tito Urges Impatience on Disarmament Effort
Tito advocates impatience on disarmament and warns allies of rapid cuts. He calls for decisive steps while visiting France under protection, citing massive police and military deployment. The speech stresses using resources for humanity and world welfare.
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Tito
Miller Makes Best Score At Leicester
Fragmented cricket report shows Miller achieving his highest score at Leicester with a tally surpassing his prior best of 202 not out. Australia trails Leicester shire in a first innings 208, with Rutherford dismissed by Van Geloven and Miller contributing a notable stand before the innings ended.
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Leicester
Sonenster
South
Willen Ulrounder
Kolth — Mistery
Nia
Sora
Gelcester Shire
Awawn
Kingston, Shorey
Laicestershire
Austra
Sail Ueoft
Kuve
Aubleans Wik Beghit
Ulate
Yorlediy Loprorrows Miller
Bury Udder
Uvernight
Laurmutent Aah Wits
Jin Burke
Nsw
All
Butke
Mackay'e
van Gelyven
Mimaen
Harvey
Pati
Frome Oyssi
Miter
Rho
Bunge
Jocksbis
Spencer
WR. Ascher
Wats Wallam
Mt Bi
Offer For Head Of Cyprus Governor At Heraklion
A dubious offer from Ovetuy to Loewmerchat Ghasitlani proposes 40,000 gullars for removing Ploid-Marshil Sir Fohn Uhediuis, the Cyprus governor. The Bettiah Governor allegedly counters with 20,000 to reveal details about Gene Georgie Grivas, a claimed Cypriot terror figure.
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Cyprus
Heraklion
Ovetuy
Tueatay
Marisalus
Fohn Uhediuis
Gene Georgie Grivas
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