Khrushchev warns China against predatory wars
Khrushchev urged China to avoid war and warned against destabilizing the capitalist world by force. He praised peaceful coexistence and cited lessons from the Russian revolution while signaling cautious talks with Eisenhower. The remarks frame a cooling of Cold War tensions and warn China over Formosa and territorial claims.
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Peking
Mr. Khrushchev
Chou En-Lai
Eisenhower
China
Amerhees Associated Press
Formosa
India
Epreateeets
Review of Federal Arbitration Act Suggested in Melbourne
MELBOURNE Thursday. Mr A E Monk urged the Federal Government to reexamine the Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Act. He argued penalties for final strikes in New South Wales should be eased and some strikes legalized to curb capricious use of penal powers against the trade union movement. Employer bodies back tougher provisions to control disputes but fear rising legal costs.
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Melbourne
A.C T.U
A. E. Monk
Lew South Wales
Monk
Full Of Spirit Unity and Socialist Progress
A passing analysis quotes Khrushchev and Chou Enlai on socialism and capitalism. It notes China’s leadership claiming peaceful competition with capitalism and a continuing effort to reform and build socialism to fit Chinese conditions. The article references a "general line" for building socialism and acknowledges some difficulties.
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Chou
Hands Off Algeria Unfolds In UN Warning
The French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville delivered a warning in the 82 nation General Assembly as France announced losses from the Algerian rebellion now in its fifth year. The communique lists rebels and French troops killed and prisoners held, while noting Algerians’ growing trust in President De Gaulle.
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M. Couve de Murville
France
Algiers
de Gaulle
Milk Price To Drop Today in Canberra and Queanbeyan
The price of pottlea milk will be reduced by half a penny a pint from today, making the new price 114d a pint. The move was announced by Mr A Dive, manager of the Canberra branch of the Dairy Farmers Cooperative Milk Co. Ltd, citing heavy production and seasonal surplus.
Country TV Licences Sought by 40 to 50 Groups
Mr Griffiths and Mr Davidson said they would confer with the Australian Broadcasting Control Board on television licence applications next week. Even with two days per application, about 100 sitting days would be needed to consider and prepare. The board noted no recent reports of interference and had consulted States while experts investigated electrical interference in reception.
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Griffiths
Lab
Shortland
Davidson
Garfield Barwick
Australian Broadcasting Control Board
GriMithe
Australia
Televisio
Casey Urges Summit Talks For World Stability
Casey told the United Nations General Assembly that private talks among the great powers are needed before involving the UN. He stressed Australia’s wish to avoid upsetting major powers and supported negotiations between the United States, Soviet Union, and Britain to ease Cold War tensions. The aim is a better international atmosphere to reduce suspicion and improve co operation on disarmament and Berlin issues.
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Casey
U.N. General Assembly
Australia
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
United
U.N
Rime Easy
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Liberal Members Clash Over New Guinea Private Enterprise
Two Liberal backbenchers clashed over private enterprise in New Guinea during a House adjournment. Wheeler denied Turner's imperialist exploitation claims while defending private enterprise as a driver of Territory development. Whitlam noted constituents’ views as Turner pressed for openness to free private enterprise.
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Private Seven
Papua
Wheeler
Mitchel
Turner
Bradfield
New Guinea
Expr
Whitlam
Lab
Werriwa
Lloyd says Egyptian command ordered troops into Israel during Suez
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told parliament that during the 1956 Anglo French intervention Egyptian army chiefs ordered troops into Jordan and Syria and into Israel. He spoke in reply to questions about the Suez crisis.
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Suez
London
Japanese Migration Not Favoured by Australian Minister
The Minister for Immigration Mr Downer said he did not favor Japanese migration to Australia. He warned it would not be acceptable to public opinion nor desirable in any respect. He noted concerns about legitimate Australian children in Japan and discussed adoption options if families were willing. He questioned whether the figure of 600 was correct and emphasized he did not support Japanese migration in principle.
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Casey
Case
Downer
Australia
House of ‘Aptives
Davies
Japan
Mary
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G. Sutcliffe
Public Service Board
Bishop Arthur
T.V
Jordan
Amman
Reuter
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