Industrial Court dispute eyed by ACTAU delegation
A Canberra delegation led by ACTAU president and union officials urged Cabinet to refer Privy Council appeal to the High Court. They pressed for a clear conciliation and arbitration framework, criticizing current terms as delays and highlighting proposed reforms to the industrial relations system.
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Ivestet
Lommronwesith
Whitey Wit
A.C GB
Holt
Commonwealth
Halt
Talor
Inoculation With Salk Begins in Australia
The Australian health minister says five large scale vaccine distillation batches are completed and will be used in Melbourne under doctor supervision. Initial inoculations have begun in Melbourne with plans for July distribution pending safety checks and supervision by Dr Bailey.
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Australia
Healtls
Itls
Mate Abouit
Waele
Cpanneron
Hey
Melbowne
Dy. Baaley
Dr. Baxley
Amurien
Dr- Cabveran
Legislation Passed On Allocation Of Petrol Taxation
A contested parliamentary debate endorsed a proposed allocation for petrol tax revenue totalling 64,000,000 to be distributed among states. The opposition failed to secure broad support as amendments were defeated, with votes indicating limited backing for shifting funds or delaying implementation.
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Waddy Bers
Jevind
Owwal Lax
Tyrbull
Cu Mnjee
Borut
Vickey Messrs
Mackinnon
Lay Venom
Taomaunice
Turnbull
Shemuiers
Victora
My. Wentworth
Lib
Maclellan
Tus
Fatkinder iLib
Fraulein
Moscow Calls for Britain to Reduce Arms
Moscow Radio urged Britain to follow the Soviet example in cutting armed forces. The House of Commons debate reflected public desire to avoid war while supporting disarmament. Prime Minister Anthony Eden welcomed Russia’s reductions and pledged further restraint.
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London
Moscow
Blauiin
House of Commons
Britain
Bens Voleed
Paule
Europe
Russia
Tha Vada
Anthony Eten
Yostar
Brillah
House of Conmoms
Malaya Plans Policy Of Independence
Kuala Lumpur reports Prince Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's prime minister, statingMalaya will seek independence with no external ties and will not enter pacts for transitional security He outlines a Bandung Geneva inspired path toward independence by August 31 1957 during the Wrenning Nation Organization anniversary event.
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Prigny
AAP -Routory
Malaya
Nalaya
Prince Abdul Raligen
New York Faces Alarming Energy Shortage Warning
AAP Reuters report notes dramatic energy strain as a world feed shortage affects major markets. Officials urge rapid national and international action to stabilize power supplies and prevent outages.
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Tong Power Sors
New York
Driday
A.A.P
Reuter
Alsmic Energy Nie
Nkalihasd Pto
Art
Aymy
Offiesr
National
Tednaival Centarenco Board
Liquor With Meals To Midnight Under ACT Hours
Canberra moves to extend liquor serving hours for restaurants and hotels serving meals from noon to midnight on most days with exceptions for Sundays Christmas Day and Good Friday. The Interior Minister Me Wairhall announced licensing changes amid pressure from clubs restaurateurs and advisory councils.
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Ghannesie
Servi Liquorith
Canberra
Interior
Wairhall
Ewing
Sale Merc
Stronely
Yes
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Panberta
Bnowy
Caer
Lourkstiffle
Casuat Brests
Naw South Watea
Siquor
Permila
Lin -Minipfoi
Pair
Sharp Drop In Registration Of New Cars
A report from the Acting Commonwealth Statistician shows a sharp decline in motor vehicle registrations across Australia. Total registrations for April fell to 16,888 from 20,167 in March driven by lower private motor vehicle and commercial vehicle registrations, with a notable drop in private saloon cars and commercial goods vehicles.
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Ackinstelch Wa
Australia
R. Cawver
Meh
Jmalor Eats
Quelion
Alan I Jen
Regialrtions
Oom
Meréia
Vehielus
Opportunities For Trade In Red China
Former Australian Trade Commissioner Mr. Menzies arrived in Australia after a Hong Kong tour to discuss trade possibilities with China. He stressed that a large export drive would keep Australia open to private enterprise channels and that China is eager to buy and sell but must grant access to Australian commercial interests. He warned some sectors may grow slowly despite fresh opportunities for exporters.
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China
West
Australia
Hi. G
You Tevitay
Iit
Menzies
Compmissioney
Hong Kong
Avatralla
Menaies
Wade
Enis
Repen Intenoet
J. Linding
oMcinla
Avis Giulia
Mergies
Smenghoi Cavernants Father of Rugby Captain Dies
The father of Busl Viviers captain of the Springtink Rugby Union, who toured Australia, died in Cipolawit sesbarsuy.
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Smenghoi Cavealnts Tather
Capetown
Busl Viviers
Springtink Rugby Union
Frdm
Australia
Cipolawit Sesbarsuy
Primate Explains Row Over Clergy Marriage Policy
Dr. Goalies Fisher admitted he dodged a parliamentary row on clergy marriage for divorced persons. The Anglican Primate spoke to his clergy about bishops avoiding the question, saying Parliament treats the issue as delicate and requires careful consideration of religious and state relations. He noted dissent in Canterbury and stressed cautious handling of the matter amid constitutional sensitivities.
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Hondon
Stoutoy
Catterbury
Goalies Fisher
Wip
AL Copks
Shure
Parliarment
Clery
Winher
Tie Gonvacathr
Canterbury
Dome
Presbyterians Withdraw From Church Council
The Presbyterian assembly acted after a division within the council of the Greenstaray Church. A motion led by Rev Bardon said the council had overstepped, issuing pamphlets and ads in church names and drifting into partisan politics.
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Church Council
Srisu Ani
Wyidey
Churches of
Last Bid To Resume Talks Fails In Singapore Crisis
Reported in London on Friday as attempts by Mr. David Marshall and the Singapore delegation to revive stalled constitutional talks collapsed. British authorities would not consider new proposals until attitudes within the People’s Action Party were clarified ahead of any emergency measures or self government steps.
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Singapore
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Nice Colom
Altegaition
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Binemarc
P Pove
David Marshall
Marsal
Ign
Marsial
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Lies Jenaw
The
Leity
Wielay Yenterday
Tami Delecation
Luing Yew
People's Action
Maes Liu
Whiewhall
People’s Acton Party
Allyty Civnte
Mgr
Walt
Lesnox-Boyd
Surrey Beats Australia at The Oval in landmark win
Surrey defeated Australia by 10 wickets at The Oval marking the first county victory over Australia since 1902. Strong batting by McDonald and Lock helped Surrey total 347 in the second innings, with notable contributions from Harvey Maddnelin and Lindsyall. Australia struggle to 107 in their first innings as Surrey bowlers, led by Leek, dominated.
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Urcuy
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Gregory Cape
Leek Tong
Auhhul Mian
Tor
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Harvey
Locke
Willen
Sweetman
Lindsyall
Constable
Look
Duysteon
Caler Johson
Brawford Ave
Wilson
Lowle
Decision on Basic Wage Next Friday
Unions press for restoration of quarterly cost of living adjustments in the Dasle wage case. The AFL unions seek a £1 base wage rise with broader inflation-linked gains, arguing any further increase should be shared by Australian workers.
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Mblaources
Virrally
Covel
Feidhy
A.C/7.U
Lightning Strike Threatens Heavy Industry in Sydney
A fragmented report from Sydney describes a strike threat impacting heavy industry. Workers at a tin processing plant near Alexandrie and other facilities threaten disruption, with unions aiming for wage gains and contingency plans for emergency staffing to protect public safety and essential supplies.
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Sydney
aLine Lgcal
New Seth Wales
Levchiy
Newenslle
Addeersy
Sukarno Addresses Congress on New Guinea Claim
West New Guinea issue dominates Sukarno’s address to Congress as he vows to pursue national aspirations. Indonesian Foreign Minister Abdulgani briefed U.S. Secretary of State on the matter in a lengthy 78 minute exchange.
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Sukarno
Congress
N.G
Washington
Priday
United State
Ess
Iit West New
Gulnon
In Brief England Swedhen Soccer Era
Fragmented text recounts a sports and other brief items from multiple regions. Mentions soccer, women’s club in Sydney, junior golf, radiation grant in New York, and Nepal expedition notes with scattered names and dates across diverse topics.
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Ringlish
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Adam
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Iwata Andu
Tvidey
Beltender
Nepal
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