Bevan Attacks Armament Plan in Bitter UK Debate
In a tense session, Bevan condemned the armament plan as a misjudged path, urging caution toward Germany and stressing that Britain must not escalate tensions. Paris reports claim French support for a swift accord with Germany, while West German leaders signal willingness to bargain only at Paris talks on the Saar and broader Franco German settlement.
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France
West Verny
A.E.U. Bans Threaten Power Supply Across Regions
A.E.U. bans by members of the ALU disrupted electricity actions across Lithgow and surrounding areas. The Full Bench of the Industrial Commission heard unions claim the ban was tied to industrial demands and high charges. The commission directed inquiries into the alleged blockade and ordered immediate reporting of findings. Lady Ashcombe, former Welsh golfer, was found shot at her Dorking home with a sporting gun nearby.
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Hadinga
Lady Ashcombe
London
Dorking Surrey
Last Minute Hurdle in Suez Canal Agreement
British and Egyptian officials debate terms for the Suez Canal accord as wartime guards and civilian oversight raise questions. London and Cairo discuss organization, staffing, and supervision of operations amid ongoing tensions.
Prime Minister Diem Defies Bao Dai in Cabinet Row
Vietnam's Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem overruled Bao Dai's wishes and refused to appoint General Ngo Yen Vanua as Defence Minister, widening tensions with the army. The general, backed by military leaders, had faced dismissal after a split with the government over September.
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Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Nguyen Vanua
An Tun
Princ Minette
Balgagmy
Aliarmier
Argote Defeats Visintin in Sydney Stadium Debut
In a chaotic pro debut at Sydney Stadium, Argote defeats Visintin by decision amid a shock early knockdown and unclear scoring. The bout saw Vic Patrick and Augustine Areas cited in the aftermath with reports of a tense arena and disputed choices.
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Visintin
Mondy
Brian Vinintin
Sydney Stadium
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Auguxtine
Vieinin
Denrck
Eeriy
Orel
Vic Patrick
Alan Manus
Aldo Anoldi
Ansie
Augustine
Hin
Freighter's Crew Begged Officers as 10 Launch Boat Sailed
Survivors recount a disaster on the American freighter TM bound from Geom Victoria to Baltimore. Seven men were rescued after a collision in the Atlantic last Thursday. Captain Patrick Sfe Mahon stayed aboard as the vessel sank near Cape Moh Visalia.
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Patrick Sfe
Mahon
Mt Hla
Enon
Surprised Crown of Soviet Barges Stranded in Berlin
A damaged report states six Soviet barges were left stranded in West Berlin over the weekend after their steam barge, which had them in tow, abandoned them. The master claimed political maneuvering and said he had enough of the effort.
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West Berlin
Commonwealth To Build Experimental Nuclear Reactor
Australia plans an experimental nuclear reactor as part of a joint program with the United Kingdom. Mr Beale notes the venture will cost about £5,800,000 over five years and aims to develop industrial atomic power methods using uranium and thorium. The reactor will be near Sydney on the NSW coast with access to water and port facilities, but it is expressly for developmental purposes and not for power production.
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FEDFA Meeting Calls Off Rolling Strike Plan
A disrupted FEDFA meeting ended without implementing the rolling strike plan as 44 members faced arrears issues and were urged to pay to remain financial. Conciliation Commissioner Findlay warned the union about potential suspension of the ACT award. debate lasted hours with heavy protest and a division vote.
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Huthowe
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Floods Dislocate Chicago and Northern Illinois
Torrential rain disrupts transport, communications, and power across Chicago, Northern Illinois, and Porter County. Flood waters backed up the Chicago River to save the business district, four major railways halted service, and power shortages threatened industry as Governor Straton activated emergency agencies. Thousands fled their homes as utilities faltered and rail service collapsed amid the weekend deluge.
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Chicago
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Tele Iyoema
Vital Labour Executive Action Sets Meeting Agenda
The Labour Executive plans a meeting of the full Labour caucus to discuss recommendations and the party's direction. Members may sponsor a motion of confidence in Dr Byatt, aiming to test caucus support and possibly shift leadership amid rising intra party controversy.
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Labour Party
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Report on J May Be Tabled Next Week
Fragmentary note suggests a matter labeled J may be tabled next week. Text references Kam Slim and timing toward the end or early in the week. Details are unclear but indicate pending consideration by an unspecified body.
Evatt Denies Church Involvement In Labour Dispute Melbourne
In Melbourne a Labour conference discussion centers on party unity as Dr Evatt denies any church involvement in party disputes. He says anti-Labour forces aim to disrupt Labour and Labour movement loyalties remain intact. A Melbourne union conference planned for tomorrow aims to restore party cohesion and unity within ALP ranks.
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Melbourne
Sit Uniota
E. WF Divers
Scipal Employees’ Union
Ite
Pam Dr
Labour Party Bank
Sumter
Ierontent
ACP
The
Australian Workers Union
Briglayer
Mouldera
Denial of Political Control In News Weekly
A two day meeting highlighted by Zonal Desc ent pallialien alleges the control of the group includes two Labour Party members. The statement claims past influence remains, with an investigation by the Royal Commission ongoing. Dr Bratt to be tellers identified as the only immediacy in the matter.
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Royal Gexwmlasioe
Ae Ropenphy
Dr. Bratt
Victorian Cabinet Approves Salary Increases
The Victorian cabinet approves salary increases for state officials, signaling a broader pay raise plan amid budget discussions. St. Rome officials welcome the move as a step toward closing wage gaps and boosting public service morale.
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