Civil War Fears Rise in Iraq as Rival Groups Clash
London reports warn that Abdul Kasem faces a Communist challenge amid rumors of possible unity talks between Nasser and Kasem. Irregulars patrol and tensions rise as demonstrations loom over cabinet resignations. Gromyko and Ulbricht play roles in the Geneva talks on German reunification and summit planning.
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New School On Wrong Site In North Ryde
Sydney report says workmen tear down a partly built primary school in North Ryde erected on land intended for a six lane expressway. The Education Department admits a misunderstanding over the site while the builder claims erection occurred on the wrong plot. Minister Heffron notes the error and potential costs, with road authorities having bought the land.
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Unions Propose Night Shopping and Friday Shift Swap
Delegation from Shop Assistants' Union urged Minister Maloney to end Saturday shopping and switch to Friday night hours. They argued workers could do Friday nights if Saturday morning off, noting most shops stay open until 1am. The proposal aims to extend night trading and secure broader support from members and the public.
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Summit Talks Urged By Senate LeaderJohnson
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson urged a summit with all noncommunist nations to shape U S foreign policy. He stressed Geneva outcomes, noted 22 or more nations born since World War II, and called for policies rooted in American heartbeat and courthouse square values.
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Pageant Scene at Albert Hall Presents From A Colony To A Nation
A scene from the Pageant of History by the Royal Commonwealth Society played at the Albert Hall last night. Performers presented a centre stage moment with other characters during the production titled From A Colony To A Nation.
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Royal Commonwealth Society
More for plumber than physicist in government ad
Sydney Thursday report quotes Professor Harry Messel condemning a federal job ad offering lower pay for a physicist than a plumber. The ad also lists salaries for an Antarctic expedition physician and a plumber, drawing criticism from the Plumbers' Union secretary over Antarctic needs and pay disparities.
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Australian Leaders Pay High Tributes To Mr John Foster Dulles
Australian leaders Menzies and Casey paid high tributes to John Foster Dulles noting his integrity and courage. Menzies praised his self sacrificing work for peace and the lasting relationship built between Australia and the United States. Dulles to be honoured with a national funeral in Washington and Arlington burial with military honours. President Eisenhower to lead mourners.
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Migrants Arrive in Melbourne on Viscounta Plane
The Super Viscounta will arrive in Melbourne on Friday carrying 17 German migrants from Hamburg. The journey began in London and continues to Australia. Also aboard is Miss Beryl Oliver, hostess to the Queen during the 1954 Royal tour of Australia.
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Australia
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Railway ganger found after six days without water near Lake Torrens
A railway worker missing for six days and nights near Lake Torrens in northern South Australia survived by walking about 400 miles through arid country before being located in the afternoon. Doctors said the feat was miraculous and the longest survival in such conditions.
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Unions Demand Action Over Native Death Case
Twenty two unions press for inquiry into the death of native Suriembi in New Guinea. They protest a light penalty for Regine Toho Sear of Lae and urge a full ministerial review of affairs in New Guinea and Papua to address the alleged systemic issues.
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