A.L.P adopts firm line on unity tickets and unity policy
The conference opened with Dr Evatt attacking unity tickets and urging adherence to Federal conference declarations. Speakers debated the principle of no political interference in unions and the risk of Communist influence, ending with a firm stance that ALP members must avoid cross party unity tickets.
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Atel
Unity
Campbell
Nsw
Chamberlain
Apoky
Chantherlain
Chartherlain
Delegutes
Italy
Fr Ducide
Wpeta
Moun
South Austlia
Victor
Uhl
Wmerfervice
Funda
Wwwi
Ho Atp
Liberal Party
QUP
DLP
Communist Party
ALP
Hobart
Ialpo
Labour Movement
Labour Party
Tey
We Wuld
Sayn Evatt
America Plans Worlds Biggest Atom Smasher
President Eisenhower announced a six year project to build a new electron linear accelerator at Stanford University. The 50 fold longer device would exceed the current 220 foot tube and start at 10 000 to 15 000 million electron volts. The effort aims to advance high energy physics research and maintain US leadership.
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Stanford University
U.S
Eisenhower
While
House Press
Jamea Hagerty
Ovem Standum
Menzies Says Knighthood Not Awaited If Queen Proposes
Australian Prime Minister Menzies told reporters in Vancouver he has not been informed of any Knighthood and would not expect one. He defended retirement plans and emphasized his mission to stay current on world affairs during a voyage with the Orcades.
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Vancouver
Menzies
Canada
United States
Britain
Australia
Direct Talks Between Two Germanies Unlikely
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko may propose direct talks between the German delegations on reunification in response to the Western package plan. West German Foreign Minister Brentano delays entry, awaiting terms that confirm Soviet acceptance of Western proposals. Khrushchev emphasizes peace and a new German treaty, while East Germany seeks its own path to a real conference outcome.
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Europe
Germany
von Brentano
Bolz
Stern
Mr. Gromyko
Gemany
Soviet Union
Mr. Herter
United Kingdom
Selwyn Lloyd
West Germany
Wilhelm Grewe
East Germany
Coalition bid fails in Hobart as independents balk
The Tasmanian Liberal Party coalition plan collapses after independent Joe Deaiken declines joining. Leader of the Opposition Mr Jackson met Bass independent Dr Turnbull but offered no statement. Parliament convenes June 2 with expected support for Labour if legislation proceeds.
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Hobart
Joe Deaiken
Wedd
Liberal
Liberal Party
Jackson
Bass
Turnbull
Labour
Five Day Ban on Hurseys on Hobart Wharf
Waterside workers Frank and Dennis Hursey are suspended for five days on the Hobart waterfront after walking off the Denman freighter at Mt Queen's Pier. The action follows an inquiry by the Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority which noted prior board of reference findings and their claim of industrial strain while bundling 200 pound drums of carbide. The Hurseys will not be rostered for work before next Thursday and may take the incident to the Industrial Court.
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Frank
Dennis Hursey
Hursey's
Denman
Mt Queen's Pier
Board of Reference
Frank Wursey
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