Canberra Labour split widens as ALP pins hopes on reform
In Canberra and New South Wales the ALP faces a factional split with branches expelled or shifting allegiance. The Canberra Branch aligns with a new Democratic Labour Party while other branches including Redhead Penshurst and Albury switch or threaten to. The move shakes party unity as leaders vow to pursue reform and expel dissenters.
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N.S.W
Fitzgerald
Canberra
Anu
Labour Party
Veia Iem
Hay
Redhead
Penshuret
Albury
New Democratic Labour Party
Wrage
Missing Children Case Sparks Police Search
Fragmentary notes describe two children who left their home around midnight on Saturday in Tr iumia and did not return. Authorities broadcast radio messages and issued alerts as a search began. a White person later reported finding potential clues at a friend’s house.
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Triumia
Tele of the OCon por School Stay Centre fete well patronised
In Permae the second annual fete at the Play Centre Stay Centre drew a good crowd despite rain. All atalia sold goods raising 96 pounds. MSP Jim Fraser praised pre schools as community government cooperation. Helen Reynolds won the baby competition. first prize a yellow teddy bear. Funds go to the centre library and equipment.
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Jim Fraser
Fraser
Helen
Mia
T. L. Reynolds
Jennifer Hollier
Peter Lakin
Leaders and shows mix of news from Reykjavik to Beijing
News in brief covers Surrey bowler Peter Labier developing fever aboard the Edinburgh Castle liner and placed in isolation. Also reports on a Reykjavik car show drawing advances, Pope Pius XII's TV habits, China's first television exhibition, an Australian atomic exercise plan, and a Hungarian state funeral for Laszio Laszlo and other officials.
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Tondon
P-Reuter
Peter Labier
Surrey Paca
M.C.C. Tournese
Edinburgh Castle
Lander
Ching Frking
P.-Reuter
Geen
China
Tvers
Feng
Forrest Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mrs J Gellatly of Arthur Circle Forrest celebrated her parents golden wedding with a party at the Forrest bowling pavilion. Mr Gellatly is 70 and Mrs Gellatly 75, they have six children. one son died in a concentration camp in World War. An official message from the Prime Minister's office arrived as congratulations from across Australia.
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J. Gellatly
Arthur Circle
Forrest
Roldan
Forrest, Bowling
Gellatly
Copper prospects spark interest in Tennant Creek field
Senator Spooner said the Tennant Creek goldfield in Central Australia could become a major copper and lead producer. He noted ongoing prospecting by several companies and individuals and cited the Peko mine as an example of a high grade copper ore body containing gold being developed.
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Tennant Creek
Central Australia
National Development
Spooner
Peko
India's First Reactor Opens at Trombay
India's first atomic reactor began operation this year at Trombay twelve miles from Bombay. Built by Indian scientists and engineers, it is a swimming-pool type unit designed to train technicians and to produce radioisotopes for medical agriculture and industry.
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India
Atomic Energy
Trombay
Bombay
Hom Bhabha
Indian Commission For Atomic Energy
Three Hold-Ups in Melbourne Leave Robbers Free
In three separate incidents bandits escaped with more than £550 in cash with a fourth attempt foiled when the attackers fled empty handed. A 17 year old boy, George Hooker, was robbed of £240 in Canterbury Road Mindie Park as he walked to bank the cash for his employers. Another incident saw two armed men rob a North Melbourne chemist of £45 after menacing him in his bedroom. A third robbery targeted a club secretary in North Essendon for £300, with the secretary briefly assaulted before the bandits fled. A quick-thinking hotel receptionist deterred two would-be bandits at the Sir Charles Hotham Hotel. the pair fled without stealing after she diverted their effort by noting the patrons.
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Canterbury Road
Mindie Park
George Peter Hooker
St. Kilda
Hooker
North Melbourne
Edward Hughes
Elizabeth
Magdale Street
Essendon
Harry Stamelos
Stamelos
Ecophoniat
Charles Hotham
Flinders Street
City
Fete Raises Over £1 661 For Red Cross Convalescent Home
The Canberra fete drew more than 1 400 attendees and raised 1 661 pounds including 138 gate takings to aid the Lady Gowrie Convalescent Home for ex servicemen and women in ACT and NSW. Stalls and games yielded over 100 pounds. junior Red Cross cadets from local schools received St Johns Ambulance certificates.
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Lady Holmes
Red Cross
E W. Satchel
Canberra House
Red Cross Feu
Act
N.S.W
Canberra
Fred Ward
St. John's
Harrison Silent On Future Of Plane Factory
SYDNEY Sunday The Minister for Defence kept silent on the future of the Commonwealth Aircraft Factory at Fishermen s Bend amid reports it will cease Sabre jet fighter production soon. The weekend circulation of the report condemned the impending closure in industrial circles.
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Sydney
Defence
Malbourns
Commonwealth Aircraft
Fishermen's Bend
Australian May Save Sight Of 2 Malayans
Two Malayans Abdul Manaff Bira Majid and Jossivm R. Jeremiah risk blindness from brain tumors. They travel from Perak to Sydney for delicate operations to remove tumors and save sight, aided by Australian relief and Red Cross support.
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Ius Mornng
Abdul Manaff Bira Majid
Insurance
Jossivm R. Jeremiah
Ne Perak
River Hydro-Electric Power Company
I Ltwo
Toon
Singapore
General Hospital
Federation
Social
Welfare Jettecian Board
Sir
Sydney
Mra. M. GC
Darby
Brix Hah Red Cross Society
Perak
Bydney
Australian
Red Cros Society
Ipah Hospital
Abdul Manaff T Haa
Jeremiah
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Iceland
T.V. Mh
A.a.p.reuter
Pope Pius XII
Puckaan Victoria
Cramer
Australia
A.p.reuter
Laszio
Scotland
Department of Works
Melbourne
Lady Gowrie
Gordon, N.B.W
Junior Red] Cross
E. W. Satchel
Iberra
Jammar
Wiew
Diplomatic Corps
Harrison
Future of
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NEW Commonwealth Savings Bank Agency
National Furniture CO
Ccanberra
Commonwealth Sevay Bank
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