Revolution Leaders Arrest 26 in Seoul Sweep
Seoul reports say the South Korean Revolutionary Council arrested 26 people for illicit wealth accumulation over eight years. Among those detained were 10 former government officials, retired military officers, and private businessmen linked to vast funds. The decree targets wealth and overseas transfers and promises further actions against corrupt figures. The Prosecution General was arrested and to be replaced by Col. Yong Stop Chang.
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Seoul
P-Reuter
South Korean Revolutionary Council Today
Igetune i
Nidan Rhee
Tohn King
Tevohulonsey Council
Busi Rwsmmen
The
Revolutionary Council
Ald Laur
Pail’ Hi Lop
Leo
Col
Yung
Chang
Cameron Forced To Quit Post In Australian Workers Union
ADELAIDE, Australia. Mr Cameron will be notified to resign as South Australian branch vice president of the Australian Workers Union after the Commonwealth Arbitration Commission certified an amendment to AWU rules. The change bars MPs from holding union office, ending Cameron’s bid to remain in the senior union leadership.
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Adelaide
Bsndkiy
Cameron
Lah
Nindimarsh
Ie Yi
Austratian Workers Union
Tuesdy
Wy Hs Industrial
Commonwealth Arbitration Commission
Me. J. B
Tiylor
Aw.c
South Aus
Ihwu
Thousands See Sailing Ship Esmeralda in Sydney Harbor
Thousands of people crowded Circular Quay to inspect the Chilean Navy training ship Esmeralda. The ship was open for public inspection, with queues stretching long as onlookers tried to glimpse the vessel from the quay.
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Sydney
Cilat Quay
Two Negroes in Custody for Murder in Plainfield
In Plainfield New Jersey two men Joseph Maxey 23 of Dunellen and Lorells Parks 22 of Blain eld are held on charges of kidnapping raping and murdering prominent society figures Mrs Elliott W Ewell and Mrs Robert Tyson. The case was adjourned by Brook Municipal Court Magistrate Warren Lynch until counsel is arranged. Police arrested the suspects after a car following Mrs Ewell’s sedan reported the events.
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Plaineteld
New Jersey
Plainfield
Two Brook
Warren Lynch
Joseph Maxey
Dunellen
Lorells Parks
Blaineld
Elliott W. Edwell
Robert Tyson
Mrs. Ewell
Melbourne Retail Firm Buys City Premises
A big Melbourne retailer purchased the J. K. Watt furniture shop at Bunda Street Cit. Watt must clear £10,000 of stock and vacate by July 1. He plans to reopen in about three months in a new location. The sale was arranged by Scott's Realty Pty Ltd.
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Melbourne
Furiture
J. K. Watt
Bunda Street
Cit
Seal
Watt
Metropolitan Business College
Scott's Realty Pty, Ltd
Australian troops to parade in Borneo on Queen's Birthday
Acting Defence Minister Senator Paltridge said a detachment of 13 Australian soldiers would participate in the Queen's Birthday parade at Jessieton North Borneo next month. The visit follows the Australian Army and RAAF participation in Anzac Day and two years of Queen's Birthday celebrations in Borneo.
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Jessieton
North Borneo
Athe
Paltridge
R.A.A.F
Borneo
Trade Minister Sees No Inconsistency With China Ties
Brisbane reports Minister for Trade Mr. McEwen defended trading with Communist China while not recognizing its government. He cited a recent Australian wheat sale to China valued between 15 and 18 million pounds, with terms including a 10 percent deposit and 12 month balance, and noted strong opportunities in South East Asia. He warned the future is shaped by political decisions and criticized American businessmen for obstructing Australian exports. He also discussed credit squeeze and labor conditions, saying unemployment is unsatisfactory and over employment could worsen inflation.
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Brisbane
McEwen
China
U.S
South-East Asia
Right of Way Rules Criticized as Ludicrous By Union Chief
Canberra Transport Workers Union president Mr R A McDowell described the give way to the right rule as ludicrous and said intersections on main roads force drivers to yield. He warned it creates bad temper and horn blowing among residents and urged a government sponsored sub committee with NCDC and traffic experts to study Canberra’s traffic and recommend fixes including more pedestrian crossings and traffic lights.
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Canberra
The
Transport Workers Union
R.A. MicDonell
Toca
McDowell
National Capital Development Commission
Transport Workers’ Union
McDonell
Shots fired at rail signalman in Melbourne.
A gunman fired at Batman Railway Station injuring no one as two high powered rifle shots shattered glass and lodged above the head of Ivan Solodin, 40, Coburg. Police suspect a local youth with a grudge and say no trace of the weapon was found after a search.
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Melbourne
Batman
Ivan Solodin
Alexander Avenue
Coburg
Solodin
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