Australian election leads spark independent challenge in Reid
About 40 independents will also run as Charles A. Morgan surprises by nominating an independent for Reid. Morgan opposes Tommy Urea who defeated him for ALP pre selection. The campaign features claims of ALP infiltration and a split field with multiple candidates in NSW.
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Dutch Businesses In Indonesia To Be Nationalised
The Indonesian Cabinet approved a Nationalisation Bill to take over all Dutch enterprises in Indonesia. Parliament is expected to pass it before year’s end. The government had previously placed these businesses under supervision during last December’s Regain West Irian campaign.
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Australia To Buy Enriched Uranium From U S
Australia signs a contract to purchase four and a half kilograms of enriched uranium from the United States for research purposes. The agreement was signed by Australia’s ambassador Beale and U S Atomic Energy Commission official C Vogel.
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Australia population up by 203000 in 1958 rise
Australia’s population reached 9,745,738 for the year ended June 30, 1958, up 203,000 from the previous year. Male population remained higher than females with 4,866,710 men. Natural increase contributed 136,401 and net migration 66,601. Deaths fell from 85,869 to 84,600 while infant mortality declined to 1,093 from 1,135.
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Australian Atom Energy Talks At United Nations
In New York Friday Mr. W. D. Forsyth told the United Nations General Assembly that Australia aims to develop nuclear power reactors for its needs and similar countries. He cited progress in atomic energy and the Lucas Heights research establishment as a basis for shared knowledge and contributions to the field.
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Nuclear fallout alarms city as tests proceed in Nevada
Los Angeles reacts to a 420 percent rise in airborne radioactivity over months. AEC officials say danger is minimal while Mayor Poulson protests to Washington and calls off the final Nevada shot. Public concern grows as scientists debate risk and a Soviet push for a Geneva ban continues.
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Uproar at Menzies Speech in Barton Hall
The Barton hall session drew 1500 people as Mr. Menzies spoke for an hour amid hoots and cheers. A Lib candidate claimed Labor would betray security and unity tests while Menzies pressed his anti ALP stance. The crowd booed and interjections shaped a heated campaign moment.
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