Husain Elected President of India in Historic Victory
Dr Zakir Husain, Congress nominee, wins the presidency becoming India’s first Muslim head of state. Counting shows Husain with a substantial lead over rival Kandappa Subrao. Gandhi and prospects of secular rule noted as Hindus react with cautious optimism. The outcome signals a shift after February elections and reverberates across Delhi and national politics.
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New Delhi
Thee Aay
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Zakir Husain
Congress Party
India Today
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TN Raghakeishnan
Gandeiwig
India
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Oka Sub Rao
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Husain
Tyrina
Gandhi
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Labor Moves to Block Postal and Telephone Charge Hikes
A Labor driven bid to block substantial postal and telephone charges rises faces Senate defeat as government hopes for budget support wavered. Key independents and DLP backers signal opposition, while party executives weigh delaying tactics. The outcome hinges on cross-party support during the budget session in Melbourne.
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Tanie
McManuy
Hl Ne
Tae Ania
Turihil
Balliamentary Labor Party
Yuslenay
Joe Pit Ia
Mieliog
Paris
Teva
Carrie
Waterfront stoppages disrupt Melbourne ships schedule
Melbourne reports show waterside workers halted operations during the daylight shift to protest insufficient water front amenities. An additional 14139 men joined the twilight shift, but no ship reporting occurred. All crews expected to resume at 7.20 am tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Ile Fm
Melbourne Tovay
Inquiry Sought to Probe Capital Punishment in Victoria
In Melbourne a diocesan inquiry seeks a royal commission to investigate capital punishment. The third session of the synod, held in Horsham, backed the move by a majority, urging Premice to appoint the commission.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Anglican
Chive
Canberra building and public service growth in 1961 data
Canberra employment patterns show building and public services as leading industries in 1961. Workers numbered 13,465 in Canwall, with 30,146 men in the broader public sector. 27 uneland Nini and bosi Chirges were also employed in this category. Commerce employed 4,713, with 2,028 women. professional and personal services added to the count. The census compared 1961 figures with earlier data, noting growth in community and public service roles and ongoing shifts in industry employment.
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Elerhiy Compendium Classifica c Om
Ministers Weathering Depressing Costs For Australian Bomber Program
Minister for Air Howson told the House the FTLC bomber program costs rose by 21 million to 237 million dollars with further increases likely. He cited engines, spare parts, and test equipment, saying final costs depend on US negotiations and future material prices.
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Australia
Milan
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Evernment
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Howson
Canberra
Commenta
Tevin
Thie
Amedicsn
Kus
Alsumme
Britain
Tothe
Aenea
Hite
Washngton
Unclear Historic Announcement in England Australia Ties
Fragmentary report notes Mr Holt London and Mr Hall appearing in a London Madame Tussauds event. Mentions the Prime Minister Miller of Australia and Sir Robert Fenes as figures to be replaced or reversed by a warden of the Cinque Ports. No clear date or outcome.
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Eric Chal- Ook
Crook
Fedeer
Amenia
Christensen
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Lee Cecun
Stip
Dell
Decidine
Packer
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Ars
Corlstensen
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Frank Packer
New York Yacht Club
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Grotel Syndicale
Jock Stucrock
Rilians
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Akippet
Phe Dane
Mucian, Street
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Tadjand de Rebe
Leorit
Frank
Eigs
Howenn
Viday
Intel
London
Prine Mililer
Australia
Mr Hall
Rober Fenries
Se Cinque Ports
Howson
Tor Thee
Anerley
Queensland
RAAF
Olympics on TV live from Sydney and Australia
Australians may watch next year's Olympic Games via satellite direct from Mexico. Dick Manton, ABC manager, notes colour telecast trials in June and Wimbledon in August. Plans include Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and broader world news coverage. Aircraft basing and defence issues are discussed with emphasis on using American facilities to reduce costs.
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Mixion
Gieneext
ABC
Dickmanton
ABC Ices
al Condon
New York
Australia
Mexico
Duckmanton
Mc Duckinion
Melbourne
Bolte Picks His Cabinet For First Democracy
Victorian report notes Bolte forming a new cabinet as the first steps toward a democratic government. Page 3 indicates jurists to be appointed for a new constitution. The article mentions ongoing debates and preparations on governance during a turbulent period. Numerous references appear to Parliament and statewide reforms.
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