South Africa Withdraws Delegation From United Nations
South Africa pulls its entire delegation from the United Nations General Assembly amid a debate on a proposed inquiry into apartheid. Ambassador Du Plessis returned to the Special Political Committee after voting against the measure, with the country planing to resume participation later.
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Chaplin Says He Has No Use For America
The article reports Charlie Chaplin stating he has no use for the United States and will not return, citing government actions that banned his reentry. It notes his residence in Switzerland and widespread petitions about his status, with Chaplin denying plans to visit America or any other country.
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Pensioners Entertained At Government House
Her Excellency Lady Slim arranged an after tea for more than pensioners at Government House following her September visit to the Thursday Club for Older People. By 3 30 pm about 85 cars arrived as the visitors were welcomed and guided to the receiving line with ushers and escorts.
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Thunday Club
Lost boat found abandoned in confusing report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a lost vessel, with scattered mentions of a boat found abandoned near Tuvalu and references to currents, tides, and travel. The text is obscured and unclear, but indicates an unidentified craft and possible maritime distress.
Victorian Rail Chief Dies
A prominent Victorian Rail chief has died after a long illness. Officials report the death as sudden and express condolences to colleagues and family. The passing leaves the department to appoint a successor as tributes recall decades of service.
Australian Patents Talks Highlight Commonwealth Conference
The opening session of the Patents conference featured AMITAnKN Comms dinner and electing Mr. Hunter as chairman. J. Girling from the British Patent Office and deputy chair led steering and drafting committees while most of the first day covered purely procedural matters.
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Patent Office
Promises of Defences Mark Baliarat Address
Joshua pledges strong defences during a policy speech in Baliarat City, highlighting ALP stance and international relations. The speech references foreign policy, security commitments, and domestic development plans amid debate.
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Joshua
Cold War crisis threatens Geneva spirit era in Europe Middle East
Fragmented text notes Cold War tensions replacing Geneva spirit from the July conference. Mentions European security and Middle East intervention with arms supply, alongside leaders like Adenauer and Attlee, signaling a stalled path to peace.
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Middle East
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Seden
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Einenhauer
Hit
Denver Hospital
Shuat
Margaret Deeply Touched By Concern Trigeesa Mirgate
Margaret faces pressure about marriage to Townsend amid conflicting messages and social expectations. She weighs declarations of love against duty and societal scrutiny, seeking clarity and support from those around her.
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Margaret
Trigeesa
Mirgate
Townsend
Manel
Margaret Desiree
Peron Predicts Regime Collapse Within Eighteen Months
Panama dispatch reports Argentina leader Juan Peron warning that his regime will fall within 18 months. He claims the government toppled him before and that the current power cannot endure, amid regional turmoil and pressure for reform.
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Colun
Panama
Argentina
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Arma
Tim
Evatt Defends Letter to Molotov at Public Meeting
In a city hall gathering about 2 100 people heard Dr Evatt defend a controversial letter to Molotov. He responded to questions on who authored the letter and the different replies, while opposition leader Lane pressed for details. The event touched on foreign ministers and public policy amid health and service funding discussions.
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Apollo
Dugeu
Queensland
Long-term convict leave debated in Parliament
Gover Tow weighs granting leave for convicts to return to work terms, with reports noting earlier proposals and government discussions. Health topics mention vaccines with limited effectiveness and farm surplus concerns surface in Washington brief.
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Taillien Ehltren
Mion Folsom
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Washington
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Rouligre
Kort
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England
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