New South Wales Labour Split Heads to Federal Executive
Fragmentary report outlines a NSW Labour dispute aimed at the federal executive with Unione leaders pressing for action amid internal charges. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece references Canberra Sydney Victoria and internal party tensions.
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Caenet Pa
Mt Sveeh
Ufos
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Indy
Matt Pompie
Artsiek
Tanning
Canberra
Tnt
Manion Emiprisees
Beira
China Calls U S Protest Unacceptable Amid Prisoner Dispute
Chinese officials denounced the United States protest as unacceptable over the imprisonment of 13 Americans. State Department sources said measures were under consideration, while discussions touched on possible actions and broader East Asia policy.
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OMEA
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Benatar William Koawland
Calltovaie
Eisenhower
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Ed Heen
Cancer victim shoots family then personal crisis reported
A man at a residence shot his wife and child before a suicide attempt. Medical staff and police responded as witnesses describe a chaotic scene. Investigators work to determine motives and timeline amid the family tragedy.
Turbulent Istanbul Market Ravaged by Fire and Famine
A massive blaze hit Istanbul's Grand Bazaar area Monday as famine worsened. About 800 shops were damaged and 160 million worth of goods were ruined while more than 20 thousand people evacuated.
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Uilaren
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Sitet Hot
Reds European Security Talks Continue In Moscow
Reported from Moscow last night the Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov led continued European security talks attended by Eastern European and Soviet bloc delegates. Western powers and the Atlantic Union were expected to send representatives to attend the conference opening.
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East Eurpean Commie Jist Buutes
Aavier Union
Lightning Strikes Youth in Sydney Storm Triggers Citywide Damage
A severe Sydney storm caused multiple lightning strikes injuring a youth and damaging homes and trains. Firefighters battled fires and power lines were restored after gusts toppled bricks and ripped tiles. Trains halted briefly as passengers were guided to safety and buses ferried people through flooded streets.
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India Communists blamed for disrupting democracy in 1950s
The article reports that Indian Communists were accused of undermining the democracy by organizing strikes, inviting protests, and influencing public opinion against the government. Nehru labeled the actions as threats to the state, citing bank employee strikes and other activities as signs of unrest.
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Indonesian Parties Back NG Claim Sparks West New Guinea Tensions
Members of Indonesian political groups rally in Jakarta backing a claim on West New Guinea. They denounce Western resistance as betrayal while urging the government to uphold the New Guinea claim, amid UN concerns.
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New Guinea
Fremidt Colt Wgrim
United Nations
State Hopes To Avoid Road Tax Refords
The government aims to prevent a revised road tax scheme from forcing drivers to bear higher costs. Officials say payments totaling £506,000 are being pursued through compulsory actions against defaulting operators, with exemptions for interstate haulers and a broader licensing reform pending.
State poles secure bold Nameless election outcome
Fragmented OCR text describes Adenauer era politics with mention of a coalition governing after elections. It notes the federal upper house and anticipated majorities, referencing Christian Democrats and allied groups. The passage is garbled but indicates a government coalition gaining strength.
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Telam
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Connan
Negligence Claim Over Fatal Motorcycle Crash Heard
Margaret Hamshare widow and her daughter Helen Hamshare sue Thamar James Lacey for 14000 pounds alleging negligence after a motorcycle crash on November 4. The rider died from injuries the next day at the Supreme Court hearing held yesterday.
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David Allan ‘Hamshare
Hernest
Helen Margaret Hamshare
Bom Cit
8 Ie Dla
Thamar James Lacey
Ser 4
Hamshere
Brisbane Test Bet Promises £100 Per Hitter
The article states a prize of £100 for each of the next six in the Brisbane Test and notes Mr Gules Kelty Fe and Mr Cotes are involved in arranging payments to the cricketers who strike the ball, aiming to reward the batter who hits the Apt ale.
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A. Brisbane Basinenaraun
Gules Kelty
Cotes
Lyle Moore Refuses Re Election as Liberal Presidency
Lyle Moore declines to seek re election as Liberal president amid party tensions. The report notes internal maneuvering with associates and potential alliances affecting leadership and future plans.
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Lyle Moore
Liberal
Australian fined for attempting smuggling in Japan
The Hiroshima District Court today sentenced Australian soldier Munro Matheson, 23, serving with British Commonwealth forces in Mure, Western Japan, to one month in jail and three years' imprisonment with a fine of 100000 yen for attempting to smuggle socks worth £1000 from Japan to the South.
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Bergenit
Munro Matheson
Mure
Japan
Matheson
Victorian Road Action Faces £1 Million Bill
The Victorian road decision spurs a £1 million bill with the Road Development Association urging action. Officials say funds must be recovered and measures set to prevent further costs.
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Wwe
Bydney Nauiers
Vale
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Road ‘Development Asselation
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