Soviet veto thwarts U.N. plan on Suez settlement
Egypt, Britain, and France push a three power framework for the Suez Canal dispute after a Soviet veto blocks the council from endorsing an Egyptian French British plan. Ministers, including Dag Hammarskjold, vow continued talks while expressing hope for a peaceful solution and urging restraint.
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Dmitri Shepilov
Selwyn Lloyd
M. Pineau
John Foster Dulles
Council
United Nations
U.N
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Lloyd
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New York
Bhepsley
Security Council
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Coun ‘Cil
Egypt
Buex Canal Company
Wryptian
Britain
Four-Cornered Barker By-Election Yields Forbes Lead
In Barker by election Liberal and Coun. Dr A J Forbes appears set for victory after 36 735 votes counted with only about 20 000 remaining. Final tally shows Forbes 37 397 with ALP 13 847 and Labour Anti-Com 2 096 among four candidates including undendorsed LP. Forbes notes informals were few and result exceeded expectations given the four candidates in the field.
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Barker
A. J. Forbes
Liberal and Coun
BOC
B. R. Crowe
Labour
A.L.P
Dr Evatt Sees Swing Against Menzies Government
Dr Evatt, Labor leader, described by election results as a stronghold against the Menzies government. He noted a 7 percent Labor lead in Barker, a larger shift from Liberal support, and a 20 percent drop in official party votes. He argued the by election signals disapproval of the government and anti-Communist Labour Party decline.
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Menzies
Twoek
DS Evatt
Barker Rome
Liberal Party
Evatt
Biri
Saturnal
Cameron
Iment
Baez
Tasmaia
Eivatt
Barker
Labour dispute tightens over free labour in wool industry
The Industrial Court interim awards trigger a confrontation as the United Grassers Association and Wool Union officials clash over removing free labour. UG A leaders vow no victimisation of firms honoring court rulings while threats of reduced wages surface. Wool brokers and dumpers seek assurance no free labour, with crews to report for duty. four ships docked with 70,000 bales of wool in limbo.
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Grassera
United Grassers' Association
Ug.a
W. Gunn
A.W.U
J. Bu
Queens
A.W.A
U.G.A
Scer
J. Ingram
Trades and Labour Courcil Disputes Committee
Asl
L MacDonald
Ahipa Sr
Plan To Dethrone Queen Juliana Afoot
A Sunday Pictorial report claims Holland plots to force Queen Juliana to abdicate in favor of her 18 year old daughter Beatrix. Sources say Dr Maasdijk warned of a conspiracy among groups to topple Juliana, amid crisis over Princess Beatrix and Princess Amalia.
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Bunvm
BurnEy
A.a.p.-Reuter
Holland
Beatrix
Sunday Pictorial
Lordia
van Masadijk
Ween
Faith Sealer
Hofmans
Mins Hofmans
Idijke
Tha Pictorial
Dr. Maasdijk
Nine deaths toll in New South Wales accidents
A series of deadly incidents reported in New South Wales includes two schoolgirls drowned in the Bel-l Unger River near Dorrigo after falling from a raft, another girl found drowned in a dam at Portland, and a five-year-old killed in a crash at Bellbird. An Austrian migrant named Rudolf Wislinger died after being hit by a car in Newcastle. In Strathwell, a woman died when her car struck a milk truck, and a motorcyclist, Grace Young, was killed in Wentworthville. The injured include Ruth Worrall, and Arthur Worrall is hospitalized with head injuries.
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Bel-l Unger
Kerrin Rosell
Myrtle Street
Dorrigo
Rosemary Nam
Hickory Street
Dorrigs
Portland
Clare Elisabeth Steele
Union Street
Port
Ceamnock
Rlwan
Colli
Bellbird
Newecastle
Royal Newscastle Hospital
Strathweld
M Milk
Sheenan
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