Federal A.L.P. members press D.L.P. vote exchange proposal
A subset of Federal Parliamentary Labour Party pushes to thoroughly evaluate the DLP offer for exchange of preference votes. They oppose the President F E Chamberlain's rejection and expect debate at the next Wednesday meeting, with a federal executive decision due December 5 in Canberra.
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Labour Party
D.L.P
A.L.P
F. E. Chamberlain
ALP
Canberra
DLP
Cole and McManus
Labour
A L.F
Desire Overwhelming within Labour Front
A Labour frontbench member Mr A Fraser urged the DLP offer not to be prejudged until the Federal Executive met. He cited Labour supporters' desire to end factionalism and implement Labour policy, criticizing DLP demands as a watered down version of ALP policy while reaffirming anti communism and commitment to democratic security.
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Labour Party
A. Fraser
DLP
Labour
Bowr
D.L.P
Menzies
Fraser
A.L.P
China
A.L P
Calare
Higinbotham
Chinese Attack on Krushchev Reported
Reports claim Chinese forces attacked Nikita Krushchev personally in retaliation for his peace talks with the West. Various cables from Washington indicate Enver Hoxha supported the Chinese stance, while Khrushchev’s future as leader was described as uncertain.
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Krushchev
Liu Shao Chi
Itty
Washington
Enver Hoxha
Mrs Bradley Writes To Husband From London Gaol Note
Mrs Magda Bradley writes from the White House Hotel near Regent's Park to her husband Stephen Bradley held in Long Hay Gaol on a murder charge. She hopes he can receive mail and says she may sell her emails only to fund his defence when needed. She notes she understands he has a public defence.
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London
P.reuter
Magda Bradley
Stephen Bradley
Long Hay
Graeme Thorne
Geese Guard Whisky Warehouses in Scotland
A flock of 14 Chinese geese guards warehouses at Durbarton Scotland holding 27 a million gallons of whisky. The birds march daily around the barrels and hiss to deter intruders, a stunt noted by The Sunday Dispatch.
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London
P.-Reuter
Durbarton
Scotland
Sunday Dispatch
Rome
De Gaulle Plan Favoured In Algeria Referendum
Paris reports the Gaullist U N A central committee orders mobilization for the January 8 or 15 referendum in France and Algeria asking voters to approve General De Gaulle s plans for Algeria Public opinion polls show 66 percent confident in De Gaulle s ability to solve the Algerian problem.
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Paris
A.a.p.reuter
Gaulist Party
U.N.A
France
Algera
de Gaulle
Algeria
General de Gaulle
Negroes Defy Ku Klux Klan In Atlanta Picket
Black college students ignored robed Klansmen marching before a city department store and picketed the store in protest against segregated lunch counters. It marked the first simultaneous demonstrations by both groups on Atlanta streets, according to the Associated Press.
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Atlanta
P.reuter
Negro College
Mobutu Parade Shows Disciplined Army in Leopoldville
An armored car and around 5 000 troops rolled through Leopoldville center in a parade for about 30 000 onlookers. The display aimed to prove Mobutu’s army was well disciplined despite UN criticism naming the force scavenger.
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Leopoldville
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
United Nations
Mrs Kennedy Pleased With New Son After Birth
President-elect John Kennedy’s wife Mrs Kennedy is pleased and happy after a Caesarian birth. She was described as strengthening after surgery and viewed the baby in a wheelchair. The newborn son, born Friday a month early, faced a respiratory ailment now cleared, and remains in an incubator.
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Washington
A.a.p.reuter
John Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Nationalist Party Surges as New Zealand Votes Declare Lead
National has a provisional 10 seat lead over Labour in New Zealand elections as totals show National 505,278 Labour 466,547 Social Credit 93,563. Prime Minister-elect Keith Holyoake greeted supporters as Labour conceded.
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Nationalist Party
N.Z
National
Labour
Social Credit
Raymond Board
Rotorua
Reginald Keeling
Gisborne
Hastings
St. Albans
Manukwu Wanganui
Palmerston
Labour Party
Lyttleton
St. Kilda
Communist
Keith Jacka Holyoake
National Party
Walter Nash
West New Guinea dispute voiced by Indonesia and Malaysia
The Indonesian Foreign Minister said a U.N mission to West New Guinea would be of no use and urged quick transfer of administration from the Dutch to Indonesia. British reports note the Malaysian premier Tunku Abdul Rahman clarified he did not intend to challenge Dutch sovereignty.
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Foreign Office
Tunku Abdul Rahman
British United Press
New Guinea
U.N Rtearm
Ister
Suhandrio
U.N
West New Guinea
Dr. Subandrio
Holland
Indonesia
Church Hits At Critics In Cuba
In Havana Cuban Catholic groups distributed handbills warning that any attacks on the Catholic University of Villanueva or its rector would be treated as attacks on the Church. The move follows a campaign against the university and Auxiliary Bishop Eduardo Bova of Havana over the expulsion of 17 student supporters of Premier Fidel Castro for repeated acts of indiscipline.
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Havana
Cuba
A. AP. - Reuter
Catholic University of
Eduardo Bova
Fidel Castro
Battle Seen as Laos Capital Luang Prabang Faces Clash
Reports from Vientiane indicate a showdown between pro Western Phouri Nosavan forces and neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma allied Pathet Lao guerrillas. Troops move near Luang Prabang as four Pathet Lao companies threaten the city 140 miles north of Vientiane. General Phoumi plans reinforcements from the south to defend the royal capital.
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Phouri Nosavan
Laos
Luang Prabang
Prince Souvanna jPhouma
Pathet Lao
Prince Souvanna
Vientiane
Souvanna
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