Labour Executive Deadlocks On Senate Ballot
An Australian Labour Executive meeting stalls on selecting a Senate ballot. The debate centers on constitutional provisions and the handling of the ballot, with key figures including NSW, Victoria, and Tasmania family names cited as factions argue over timing and procedure.
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Martie
Tina
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Anne T
Arms cache uncovered in Cyprus amid ground operation
A daylong search by over 500 British troops supported by Royal Navy gunboats and aircraft uncovered an arms cache and an underground hideout in the Cypriot mountains 22 miles east of Nicosia, as efforts moved against an unnamed terrorist group.
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Arm
Cyprus
Wei
Fist Majer
Baba
UN Warned of Crisis in Middle East By UN Security Letter
A broad warning from Mordecai Kidron to the United Nations Security Council describes a worsening Middle East crisis linked to invasion and continued occupation. The letter cites Egyptian forces and regional tensions and calls for urgent action to ease the near elimination of calm.
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Middle East
United Nations Security
Birwell
Tarwell
Bayt
United Nations
Bayan
Ligeain
Jarael
Wea
Britain
Bauti Arabia
Baraini
Oasis
Saudi Arpia
United Nations Aulegue
Bheikh Abdullah Al-Khayya
Muller
Australia Indonesia pact urged calm and cooperation
Australian External Affairs Minister Casey and Indonesia's Foreign Minister Anak Mis Apsanne issued a goodwill statement in Djakarta pledging cooperation while respecting territorial integrity. They vowed to abstain from interference and to expand cultural and technical ties with Colombo Plan funding and student exchanges. Dale Carnegie dies aged 68 in New York.
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Carey
Diperimme
Austria
Dale Carnegie
New York
Dale Carnegix
Mr. Carnegie
Peron Flies To Trouble Brews In New York
Former Argentine leader Juan Peron arrives in New York after his exile following the overthrow of his dictatorship. He declares intent to avoid political activity while in exile and to maintain contact with the United Press. The arrival coincides with unrest and labor power struggles in Argentina and international attention.
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Trouble Brews
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Para
Fourney
Regentine
United Presa Fir
Unclear text on Nicaragua Argentina and Paraguay tensions
The fragment mentions Nicaragua Argentina and Paraguay with references to President Juan D and a possible troop situation. It cites American Associated Press reporting from Buenos Aires and mentions a Formate correspondent near the Paraguayan border. Details are garbled and no clear events or outcomes are stated.
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Liu Nacion
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Paraguay
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Dominion plan for Cyprus
The Times of Cyprus reports Gov, Cyprus, Frekt Maranyl Sip Jann Harding hinted that ALutus might solve the colony problem. The British suggestion urged limited dominion period, then possible independence into the Commonwealth or full dominion status. The aim was to calm communities while considering Cyprus future.
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Weunenuay
Times of Cyprus
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Makarias
Sid
Snrialn
John Harding
Cyprus
New Zealand Critics Support Princess Margaret Controversy
Editorials in Wellington morning papers criticize Townsend and defend Princess Margaret's choice to marry. They argue royal family loyalty and public constitutional questions tied to royal spouse associations, warning against political controversy over personal decisions.
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Moat
New Zealand
Today
Margaret
Townsend
Wellington
Disappearance Fears Rise For Former Governor’s Son
Sydney Wednesday report says a former Alaska governor’s son vanished on Friday as authorities search for him. Gruening’s maid and family express fear, noting he had ties to Alaska and the Truman era political circle.
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Alowten
Griening
Grivening
Pacific Brea
Tnites
Ren
Armerica
Gruening
Mayne
Attacks on Church Spotlight Marriage Controversy Across Press
A flood of opinion and rumor swirls around the Church of England amid a high profile royal marriage dispute. Commentary from Denmark to Japan links Crown Prince imagery with public sentiments, while UK columns weigh the church’s role and possible political impact.
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Beng
Harhavieany
Akitito
Asa Shimben
England
London
Winney
Penn
Toadine
Pete
Abe
Fragmented Commons debate on repeal and royal assent a decade later
In the Commons a heated exchange centers on repeal of a longstanding act and royal assent implications. Members question parliamentary procedure and the role of ministers as they reference the Union and Crown, with notes of past leaders and ongoing contentious points.
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Royal
Anthony
Teden
Kaig
Mateus
Payal Fentty
Amie
Sun, Potmitty
Léon
Unie
Rigadom
Lake
Wilint
Margaret's Choice No Surprise To U5 Dinner
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dinner event with unclear names and locations. The readable portion mentions a person named Margaret and a dinner setting, but specific dates, places, or outcomes are not provided.
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Margaret
Trunness
Sanur
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