France Faces Crisis as Parliament Gridlock Intensifies
A war era strain on France's parliamentary system risks collapse as no party commands a majority. Debates center on whether de Gaulle could seize power or form a Cabinet with emergency powers within parliament. Algeria’s unrest worsens calls for a stronger, clearer government to avoid civil liberties erosion or dictatorship.
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Council of Ministers
France
Algeria
Paris
de Gaulle
de Gaulle Ie
General de Gaulle
National Assembly
Letters On Equestrian Paths And Lakeside Rules
Mrs Fay Clear argues for bridle paths along lakes to protect quiet lakeside surroundings. She warns casual horse riders and occasional motorists distort public expectations unless a formal path system is created. She cites Mrs Hodgson's ideas and urges proper enclosure and regulation to ensure safe, orderly use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mra
Hodgeon
Fay Clear
Aristie
UK Railway Strike Threat Ends
London reports a brief easing as leaders of the railway workers union vote to suspend action for the moment. Meanwhile dockers cold storage workers and meat porters strike in sympathy with 6,000 idle meat workers, disrupting ports and food supplies.
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London
Tradern
Great Spilthfeld
Cra
Becalise
Transport and General Workers Union
Rifles to Be Delivered Early Next Year in Army Plan
Brisbane dispatch reports the war ministry plans the introduction of new FAN rifles next year. The government has decided to adopt the rifle as standard equipment for the army, aligning with NATO standards.
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Brisbane
Cameron
NATO
New High School Under Construction in Lyneham
Work has begun on a two storey high school fronting Goodwin Street with 40 classrooms for 800 to 800 students. The contract totals £407,718 and 200 workers are expected within a month, plus subcontractors. A Lyneham primary and infants school are also planned with a new bus service for workers during construction.
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Kart Schreiner
Goodwin Street
Murdoch Street
Lyneham
Department of the Interior
Kingstons Am
St. Andrew's
West Block
Commonwealth Avenue
Civic Centre
Northbourne Avenue
Turner
Pganne
Meham
Capital Hill
Kingston
Hillaide Afoster
West Lock
Americans set for record overseas travel in summer
More than a million Americans plan trips abroad in the coming summer, led by Europe as the top destination. Travelers seek the Brussels war fair, Lourdes pilgrimages, and a new economy trans Atlantic air service. Europe-bound totals include 675,000 U.S. citizens and 400,000 visitors to Paris, with London, Rome and Madrid also popular.
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Roger Greene
Washington
Associated
Saasan
United States
Jenat
Inter” Plains
Tus & Chairman
European Travel Coaat
Europe
Lourdes
France
Edward Hitting
J.hickey
Pansport
U.B
Terial
Apex
Beottion Tuggis
Polis
European Travel Commission
U.S
Pans
London
Rome
Madrid
U.S. Department of Commerce
ACT Unions Claim 5 Shilling Wage Increase
Unions in the ACT lodged with the Industrial Registrar a claim for a five shilling increase in basic wage. The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission in Melbourne set the new basic wage at £132 for men and £9 17s for women, effective from the first pay period after next Wednesday. Automatic applicability to member unions listed at Melbourne hearing, others must file separate applications. Local ACT unions include hospital employees builders’ labourers painters plasterers and smithy workers. Final commission decisions likely in Sydney.
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Svera
Ando A.ct
Commonwealth Canciliation and Arbitration Commission
Melbourne
Finl Commission
Sydney
Indian Envoy Te Gambadia To Cambodia In Successor Role
Te Gambadia is named new Indian envoy to Cambodia succeeding Mr Kewal Singh Chowdhry. The high commissioner designate is expected to assume duties soon after appointment.
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Te. Gambadia
Ve M Malr
Indian Seagal
Inenpore
Intes Ammbarandoy
Ie Bia
Cambodia
Kewal Singh Chowdhry
University appoints Lecturer in Mathematics in New Fyland
A lecturer in Mathematics at the University of New Fyland is appointed for an alternation to 1057. He will reside temporarily at University House and will teach resident students. The arrangement is stated amid other personnel notes in the college.
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Uni
University of New Fyland
University Howe
Canberra Orchestra Society acquires boudoir grand piano
The Canberra Orchestra Society Inc purchased a boudoir grand piano to gain independent access to suitable instruments for rehearsals and performances. The move followed notes of unreliable Canberra instruments and was supported by a cultural development committee grant and various social fundraisers.
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Canberra Orchestra Society Inc
Ung
Canberra I
Signals from Africa and early clear transmissions heard
Signals picked up in Melbourne indicate Algerian origin described as clear as earlier transmissions. Wireless Institute of Australia officials and radio amateurs noteVictoria first picked up Algeria signals early this morning with Baille mail reporting to-night.
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Melbourne
Ictoria
Bo Joe Tit
Wot
Wireless Institute of Australia
Bailmail
Radio Amateurs
Victoria
Widows and Orphans Targeted by War Legacy Movements
A speaker describes the Legacy and Heritage Club efforts to aid widows and orphans from the World Wars. He notes Australia’s Legacy setup in 1928, New Zealand’s Heritage Club, and the goal to care for children and widows as a postwar responsibility. He cites thousands involved and the need for ongoing community support.
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Ware
F. Jones
Canberra
Mr. Jones
New Zealand
Australia
Defence
Heritage Club
Legacy
Jones
Dal Cartridge
Sydney Legacy Club
Job
Jon
Olympic Pool
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Arden and Labour Council
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Bulgaria
Co Commis
Hungary
Estonia
Poland
Rumania
Panaport
Common Council For ‘American Unity
Americang Sbroad
Denmark
A.C.T
Ince
uUniona
Sted
Commission
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