Not Pandering to Rich Says Mr Menzies
The article records Mr Menzies arguing against pandering to the wealthy and defending measures to increase revenue. He criticizes inflation drivers tied to pricing and expenditure, cites public service costs, and calls for policy choices including potential referendums and budget adjustments affecting pensions, capital equipment, and rural purchasing power.
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Protection of Communists in Australia Debate
Dr Evatt criticizes protected classes as producers of the nation while detailing production and import pressures. Government plans and Commonwealth underwriting aim to ease demand on scarce resources amid rising coal and factory needs.
Opposition Cries Of Conscription In The Hole
An uproar in The Hole over conscription turns into a broader debate on diverting labor, capital, and public works. Dr Evatt opposes cuts and Inflation while supporting a budget. Copland is disliked and the government faces fiscal tensions.
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Six Hurt In Bus Crash At Yarra
A coach travelling from Lambert to Sydney overturned in a triple crash near Yarra eight miles from Goulburn yesterday morning. Ambulances rushed passengers to Goulburn District Hospital with several in serious condition. Authorities report the bus was mishandled by a truck driver amid a wider wreck that injured six people and prompted a police investigation.
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British Leave Abadan Amid Persian Oil Crisis Talks
British forces withdraw from Abadan as Russia offers aid to Persia in the Anglo Persian oil dispute. Diplomatic moves continue with Persia seeking essential goods in exchange for rice and other supplies, while naval movements and refinery tensions shape the ongoing international response.
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U N Could Halt Reds in Korea
United Nations forces reportedly have enough men to halt any communist attack in Korea. General Ridgway, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, said US and allied troops could hold a line if truce talks fail.
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Dairy import curbs spark threats of retaliation
Canada and other nations including Australia and New Zealand threaten retaliation if U S dairy import restrictions are not lifted. The report mentions the timing and potential carious impacts on trade policy and a related U S agriculture price control rider.
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Royal Visit to Mr Yas Wade and Canadian Tourney Plans
Fragmented account describes a royal visit and discussions in Parliament, with emphasis on protecting rights and addressing solemn undertakings. It notes Canadian officials planning tentative plans to return home, a royal progress route, and potential tours involving British figures tied to Canada.
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Bevan Churchill Exchange Sharply in British Election Clash
Bevan and Churchill exchange bitter charges amid Labour and Conservative posturing. They clash over war readiness and policy amid looming winter strains as Attlee grapples with political risk and coalition options.
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Liberals Weigh De Minimomdy Public Debate
The liberal party debates a public version of de minimis policy and faces questions about their stance. A forthcoming event at The Heng in Pommes may shape the Greek political mood as they seek to gain power.
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Middle East Expects West Offer To Egypt
A Beirut dispatch reports Western powers may present a formal offer to Egypt. The article notes anticipated pressure on Cairo and hints at broader regional impact amid shifting diplomatic signals.
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