West Germany Plans Three Phase Package for Reunification
Conference sources outlined a phased plan for Germany linking a bi partisan East West council, limits on armed forces, and staged elections. Phase One ends with a plebiscite and pilot Berlin elections. Phase Two envisions free elections and potential NATO Warsaw Pact choice. Phase Three signs a peace treaty and fixed frontiers likely Oder Neisse.
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Russia
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Czechoslovakia
Oder- Neisse Line
Compromise Seen On Unity Ticket Issue At ALP Conference
Last night ALP leaders Dr Evatt and caucus members hosted delegates as unity ticket debate nears a climax at the Biennial Conference. Observers expect a last minute compromise to reaffirm opposition to unity tickets while leaving policy implementation to executives. Victorian delegates favor noninterference in union ballots amid ARU ballot tensions in Victoria. Delegates from NSW Queensland WA support current policy with Victorian SA divisions noted.
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Parliament House
A.L.P
Unity
ALP
A.R.U
Ictoria
Al.p
Conference
New South Wales
Queensland
Western Australia
Hurseys Walk Off Job On Hobart Waterfront
Frank and Dennis Hursey, members of a mechanical gang on the Hobart waterfront, walked off the job after demanding a reference board. The board, chaired by D. C. Keys of ASIA, ruled no undue strain existed, but the pair refused to work.
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Frank
Dennis Hursey
Frank Hursey
ASIA
D. C. Keys
Hurseys
Tass Denies Soviet Troops Entered Afghanistan
Tass, the Soviet news agency, denied reports that Soviet troops had entered Afghanistan. The agency called the London press story a fabrication aimed at justifying public opposition to bases and Iranian territory being used by foreign forces.
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Moscow
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Tass Today
Tass
London
Iran
Pakistan
Western foreign ministers gather for Geneva conference
Five Western foreign ministers pose for photographers at the villa of France's Maurice Couve de Murville in Geneva. Attendees include Giuseppe Pella Selwyn Lloyd Christian Herter Maurice Couve de Murville and Heinrich von Brentano. They convene for the opening of the foreign ministers conference.
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Anching
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Geneva
Giuseppe Pella
Italy
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Christian Herter
United States
Maurice Couve de Miurville
Heinrich von Brentano
West Germany
Security breaches alleged in Australian Embassy spying claim
Mr Wentworth charged that the Government employed two MKVD translators in the Australian Embassy in Moscow before its closure after the 1954 Petrov affair. Mr Wight and the Opposition pressed for an official inquiry and full parliamentary report into alleged embassy spying and hidden microphones.
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MKVD
Moscow
Petrov
Wight
Cameron
Lab
Hindmarsh
Uniform Divorce Bill Emphasizes Conciliation Under Law
Australia moves toward a unified divorce statute to take effect January 1 next year. Sir Garfield Barwick introduces provisions for court adjournments and marriage guidance to seek reconciliation, with 14 grounds for dissolution including adultery desertion cruelty rape habitual drunkenness and more. The bill restricts publicity and requires careful child arrangements, with opposition leader Evatt noting broad implications.
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House of Representatives
Garfield
Australia
Sir Garfield
Victoria
Tasmania
Western Australia
South Australia
N.S.W
Queensland
Evatt
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