Evatt Backers Confident Of Caucus Victory
Labour leaders in Canberra anticipate a bitter caucus as supporters back Senator Cole to challenge Dr Evatt. Right wing factions may attempt to delay motions before pre selections and possible elections, with leadership stability and unity at stake.
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Evatt
Semetor Cole
Cole Io
ALP
Canberra
Bvatt
Benster Cole
Dr. Bvatt
Cole
Dr. Evatt
Labour
House of Representatives
Trades Union Movement
Lame
der. Evatt
A.s.pl
Santamaria accused of leading fifth column in ALP clash
Australian Workers' Union general secretary Tom Dougherty accuses Bartholomew Santamaria of organizing a fifth column to undermine the Federal ALP leadership. He cites a 1963 Catholic Action meeting and claims Santamaria seeks to replace Labor policy with his own.
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Sydney
Australian Workers’ Union
Tom Dougherty
Bartholomew Santamaria
ALP
Dougherty
Australia Worker
A.W.U
Ius
Erty
Dr. Evatt
Santamaria
Stilet Staton
Catholic Action
Labour
Curtin
America
Great Britain
Doughtery
Sear
Australia
A.S.P
Ben Chifley
Australian Labour Party
A.L.P
Lavour
Mr. Dougherty
Trades Unions Defy Victorian Executive In A L P Rift
A conference of 22 unions voted to defy the Victorian central executive over Dr Evatt and branch campaigns. They warned the group may be undermining the Labour movement and urged Federal action under Rule K to remove the state branch. The Australian Textile Workers Union backed abolishing A L P Industrial Groups within the union. D Lovegrove, Victorian A L P secretary, declined comment.
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Melbourne
A.L.P
Federal Council of the
Australian Textile Workers’ Union
D. Lovegrove
A.L P
Victoria
Tea price fight leaves Australia still within cheap drink claim
Prime Minister Menzies told the House tea remains the cheapest drink despite a subsidy rise to 5.5 million pounds as overseas price surges push up costs. He noted a 1 to 1 1/2 pence per pound retail rise and a 1/2 penny wholesale increase while Papua and New Guinea tea projects face labour and procurement hurdles.
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Menzies
Police of
Fuller
Hume
Commonwealth
Ceylon
Territories
Hasluck
Failes
Lawson
Papua
New Guinea
Australia
New Gainea
Cayton
Mediator Sought In Race Problem At UN Session
In New York on Tuesday the General Assembly Special Political Committee considered appointing a mediator to unite South Africa India and Pakistan over the issue of people of Indian origin in South Africa. The Cuban delegate Jose Miguel Ribas proposed the step as part of U N Good Offices work.
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New York
South Africa
India
Pakistan
U.N. General Assembly
Jose Miguel Ribas
Untec
U.N. Good Omeer Commission
Moscow Rumor Sparks Hearing On Divisek Residency
The commission heard that Divisek claimed to be a wartime resident for the Kowsitans, alleged Moscow plans to place him in Australia as a contact, and that Mrs Petrov disputed the existence of illegal residents while detailing security concerns and past meetings in Prague Sydney and Hobart.
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Russia
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Commonwealth Investigation Service
Petrov
Moscow
Divisek
W. J. V. Windeyer
Genera
Vine
Windeyer
French
Kzneanek
Holt Street
Stanmore
Divieck
Newington College
Adelaide University
Justice Owen
Sydney
Prague
Medvedyev
Hawd
Diviack
Governor Philip
Botanic Gardens
Mev
Pln
Mra. Petrov
Commission
Melbourne
Moscow letters reveal Petrov and Divitek meeting plan
Mrs. Petrov testified that Moscow letters about Divitek were filed in Australia, detailing a planned meeting in a park with someone to identify themselves. She recalled Divisek as organizer under Moscow’s MVD direction and noted possible illegal residents and recruiters, including Dr. Michiel Bialoguski.
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Philp
Petrov
Divitek
Moscow
Mra
Emac
Petrov Arri
Australia
Diviaek
Michiel Bialoguski
Windeyer
Ure
de Leona
Aeigenen Securityaa
London Dockers Strike Broadly Grows As Outports Hesitate
London bus strike nears return to work by tomorrow morning after a vote sparks clashes. About 21 000 bus workers may end the walkout with 43 of 53 garages involved, while Liverpool docks see partial spread before authorities plan action and troops move to secure cargoes.
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London
Britain
Liverpool
Mey
Les
Ministry of Labour
Court of
Ite
Southampton
Parliament Sessions Hear Debates on Appropriations Bill
The House convened at 2.30 pm and the Senate at 3.00 pm to debate the Appropriations Bill. A New Guinea Bill was introduced as part of today’s sessions and the debate continued with renewed focus.
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House
Senate
Indonesians Not Likely To Vote For Communists
At the National Press Club, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Mohammed Ali said Indonesia’s premier Ali Sastroamjojo was hesitant to acknowledge the danger of international communism. He argued the government relied on Communist support and that moral elections today might elect a government not dependent on Communists.
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Washington
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamjojo
Pakistan
Mohammed Ali
Ali
National Press Club
Inndonesia
Floods and Conflict Hit British Isles In Weekend Crisis
Floods isolate Wigton Cumberland since noon and Omagh Northern Ireland endures up to 14 feet of water after a weekend gun battle between British troops and Irish extremists. A five-year-old boy was swept into an underground tunnel by a sudden surge of water.
Call for Commonwealth led unification of transport during emergencies
Australian parliament debate urges a Commonwealth central authority to standardize land and sea transport, unify road vehicles, and coordinate inter state road and finance systems. MPs push for a Minister for Roads and a national plan with state representation to accelerate road construction and maintenance.
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Ward
Sydney
Oe Hom
MacKinnon
Corangamitec
Anut
Victorm Witt
Bird
Batman
Hulme
Petrie
Commonwealth
Bate
Macarthur
Austrelia
Clark
Darling
Wall
Gove Uthors
Mae Po
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Parliament
British Isles
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