Chamberlain Withdraws Resignation Amid Party Standoff
In Canberra the Federal executive narrowly backed Chamberlain’s protest over salary moves for private members. The conference faces a push to endorse his stance while censuring the parliamentary party for action on the Richardson Report. Chamberlain aims to remain party head with executive and state support.
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Sinking Boat Radio Signals Put Down To Hoax
Reports from Port Hedland tell of hoax claims about a sinking ketch named Marie and distress calls to Flying Doctor and air-sea rescue services. A long search by two launches and a Cessna found no evidence, with callers giving shifting positions and dramatic details about passengers and sharks.
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Upper House Election In Tasmania
Tasmania Legislative Council election results show four divisions contested on Saturday. Pembroke incumbent W Dunlin was defeated by Cambridge farmer E C McKay who won an absolute majority over two opponents.
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Girl Guides Begin Willing Shilling Week at Government House
Girl Guides and Brownies receive instructions from Lady Slim before cleaning windows at Government House on Saturday as they start Willing Shilling Week.
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Captain of Nile ferry boat arrested for negligence
The Nile boat Dandara captain Abdul Hafiz Ali Hammad was arrested on charges of negligence after the vessel overturned near the Nile shore. The 200 ton steamer, overloaded and sinking within sight of Delte picnic grounds, left about 70 dead with 38 bodies recovered and divers still at work. Survivors say a leak worsened conditions as passengers crowded to one side.
Western ministers in Geneva seek joint path on Berlin and Poland
Western foreign ministers gather in Geneva to discuss a proposed round table for Berlin and the broader German question. They review Khrushchev’s stance and Eisenhower’s letter on a limited atmospheric ban, aiming for a successful conference and possible early summit. East German and Polish access to talks feature in diplomatic maneuvering.
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Strike by Malta doctors halts hospital work
The Malta union of medical officers orders a islandwide strike by 140 doctors starting at midnight with specialists kept on duty in Valletta for urgent care. The action aims to press for concessions from authorities and affects hospital and office operations across Malta.
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Taxpayers seek Hoover type inquiry into public service
The Federated Taxpayers Association of Australia meeting in Sydney will urge support for a Hoover-type commission to probe economies in government. The group previously pressed Prime Minister Menzies for such a body, but he insisted existing machinery could curb wastage. The association remains committed to an independent inquiry.
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Flu Epidemic Sweeps State Halts Normal Work Pace
The flu epidemic grips Sydney and state workplaces in its fourth week with record absenteeism. Power stations run overtime to maintain peak supplies as many shops and offices cut staff. National health authorities plan a nation wide influenza inoculation program announced at Adelaide meeting.
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