Catholics Split Labor Vote Debate in Australia
Archbishops Duhig and Gilroy urged freedom of choice in voting while Labour factions warned of church interference. Methodist leaders condemned Roman Catholic political involvement as a threat to secular democracy amid federal election tensions.
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N.S.W
Queensland
South Australia
D.L.P
Adeide
M.wich
Brispee
Duhig
Australian Labour Party
Rumble
Sydney
Dr.Duhig
Archbishop Manx
Arch
Wl.p
Yesday
Labour
Ad.l.p
Imiclaes
Wood
Gilroy
Methodist Church
Australia
Methodist National Memorial Church
G. Wheen
Wheen
Election tally girls check equipment at Canberra office
Telephonists from the P.M.G. Department at the Electoral Office in Canberra test the equipment to receive voting progress tallies from polling places across Australia. Seen left to right are Mrs. K. Parr, Miss L. Hale, Miss J. Peck, Mrs. P. Byrne and Miss M. Walsh.
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P.M.G. Department
Canberra
Australia
K. Parr
L. Hale
J. Peck
P. Byrne
M. Walsh
Truck Exhaust Checks Urged
Air pollution experts urged the automobile industry to develop control devices for car and truck exhausts. The proposals were approved on the final day of the first U.S. national conference on air pollution in Washington.
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Washington
Australian Airlines Unite Against Pilots Strike
Three major Australian carriers T.A.A. Ansett-A.N.A. and Qantas formed a rapid action group to counter the rolling pilot strike. A three man committee will monitor developments while the Industrial Court convenes to hear contempt charges against the Pilots’ Association.
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Melbourne
T.A.A
Ansett-A.n.a
Qantas
Air Pilots’ Association
Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Portus
Ligcemuer
Pilots’ Association
Waiting Lists Grow As Canberra Planes Hit Strike
Air travel in Canberra tight as Ansett ANA and TAA pilots strike on a rolling schedule. Ansett ANA flights from Canberra were fully booked with no seats available today or tomorrow and waiting lists in effect. One Sydney-bound flight was nine hours late due to engine trouble.
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Australia
Canberra
Ansett- A.N.A
Sydney
Ansett-A.n.a
T.aa
Cyprus Leader Sees Path to Self-Government Under Crown
Greek Cypriot leader John Clerides rejects a seven year interim and British partnership plan. In a letter replying to Governor Sir Hugh Foot, Clerides argues for a self governing constitution under the Crown with minority rights protection and no partition or union with another country.
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John Clerides
Cyprus
Hugh Foot
Mr. Cleridey
Clerides
No reply to Montgomery criticizes Eisenhower role
A White House spokesman declined to comment on Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery's criticism of President Eisenhower as Allied Supreme Commander. Montgomery said in a radio program recorded yesterday that it was hard to get Eisenhower to decide or issue orders.
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Washington
A.a.p.reuter
White House
Viscount Montgomery
Eisenhower
Push-Button Phones In Test Plan For Chicago Area
Telephone tests will move to push-button operation in March. Tilinoia Bell Telephone Co. plans to deploy a test in about 110 locations in Elgin. The unit resembles a compact adding machine with ten buttons and is transistor powered, occupying little space.
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Chicago
A.A. P.reuter
Tilinoia Bell Telephone Co
Elgin
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Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Royal Observatory
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Sussex
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TAA
R. Ansett
Ansett
Qantas Empire Airways
C. C. Turner
National Airlines Come Mission
Warrogy McDonald
Justice Kirby
Kirby
Montgomery
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