Evatt Offers Resignation If DLP Supports ALP Second Preference
In Melbourne Dr. Evatt, Labor leader, said he would resign as party leader if the Democratic Labour Party gave the ALP its second preference. He argued the DLP's stance could unlock or bar reforms, noting the impact on housing, gas and electricity costs and urging the DLP to choose Labour to prevent a Liberal victory. He defended Labour's policy and warned that supporting Bolte’s government would raise issues for An Australians.
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Democratic Labour Party
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Dr. Evatt
Victorian
Brett
Ike
Latowr
Australia
Ple
Ing
D.lp
DLP
Ae Stash
United Nations
A.C P
Australa
Amtalia
Bn Anid
Labour Pany
Menzies
Arte Blanche
Isiputos
Labour
Pali
Swat
D.L.P
Commonwealth Bank
Bolte
Victoria
States Claim Threat To Grants System
A government minister discusses the grant system and national development. He notes concerns about a funding framework favoring wealthier regions. The discussion calls for a thorough review and possible Premiers conference to address interregional contributions and the system’s workability.
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Ferth
Avstale
Harold Bit
Holt
Ted
Queensland
Wales
Chimaat
Queen Elizabeth Hosts West German President at State Banquet
The Queen and President Theodor Heuss marked a lasting Anglo German friendship at a state banquet in London. Guests included the Queen Mother Princess Margaret Duke and Duchess of Gloucester Princess Royal Duchess of Kent Princess Alexandra the Prime Minister and Cabinet ministers along with West German officials. Heuss laid a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Warrior and donated a £5 000 cheque for Coventry Cathedral reconstruction after tea with the Queen Mother.
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London
A.A. Popenier
Elizabeth
West Germany
Theodor Heus
Britain
Kaiver
Queen Mother
Margaret
Duchess of
Gloucester
Royal
Duchess of Kent
Alexandra
Mr. Macmillan
Hermon Brentano
Canterbury
Fisher
Heuss Faid
Classence House
Coventry Cathedral
Army Takes Over Thai Government After Coup
Bangkok Radio announced a military takeover backed by all branches of the armed forces police and the people Field Marshal Sarit flew in from London after a three month recuperation from an operation He proclaimed martial law from 9 p m and said the move was to meet the serious Communist threat and to preserve the constitutional monarchy The King and the people were in danger and the Prime Minister pledged loyalty to the King General Thanom assumed office earlier this year after a peaceful election Follow up notes indicate Sarit said the takeover had the outgoing government backing
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Bangkok
Sarit
London
Engand
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Iaid Bel
Thanom
Pibul Song- On
Defence Wives Tour Canberra Inspect New Homes Today
A party of 12 wives of Defence Department staff, to be transferred from Melbourne to Canberra next year, will inspect housing and amenities in Canberra. Officials from the Interior Department will show potential homes, with tours of Lyneham and Northbourne areas and visits to Civic Centre Kingston Manuka shopping centres, schools and play centres. They depart Melbourne tomorrow afternoon as guests of the National Capital Development Commission.
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Service Department
Melbourne
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Service Departments
Commonwealth Public Service Board
Department of Defence
Lan
Valssamine Housing
Lyneham
Walais
Bsnot
Has
Pratraction
Northbouvenue
Civicentre
Kingston
Dickson
Campbell
National Capiital Development Commission
Broken Hill Workers To Be Dismissed
BROKEN HILL Tuesday. A total of 160 employees of South Mine would be handed dismissal notices next Monday the general manager Mr. W Howell told mini union executives today. The dismissals would take effect on January 23 next year. Mr Howell said that eventually 400 employees might have to go because of the industry difficulties. Retrenchments would occur due to reduced operations in some sections of the mine.
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Broken Hill
South Mine
W. Howell
Mini
Howell
East Sena MP Berlin AAP figure alleged in anti‑communist bureau report
A report from the anti communist bureau notes a member of Parliament related to Berlin and AAP involvement amid East West tensions last week.
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East Sena
Berlin
Paar Y Aap
Parment
Eusebius Mayer
Westmany Laat
Bertin
Cardinal Mindszenty May Attend Papal Conclave
Rome dispatch says Vatican circles believe Cardinal Joseph Mindszenty of Hungary, long a political refugee, might attend the conclave to elect a new pope. Italian radio notes 53 seats prepared in the Sistine Chapel though 54 cardinals exist, implying Cardinal Stepinac of Yugoslavia may be the one absent due to house arrest.
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Rome
P Reuter
Italy
Vatican
Hungary
Joseph Mindazenty
Cardinal Mindszenty
Legation
Budapest
Sistine Chapel
College of Cardinals
Aloshijde Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Stepinac
Pilot Lands Safely After State-wide Search Abandoned
A missing Chipmunk plane was declared no longer missing after a statewide search, with authorities confirming the pilot landed safely near Melbourne. The search had been ongoing when the investigation shifted to a safe harbor, and rescuers reported no injuries or further threats.
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Melbourne
Arnold
Mati
Roodles Aoemond
Fom Hea
Eera van Siding
Convair
Subandrio Warns Australia Over West New Guinea Conflict
In a verbal statement Subandrio warns Australia of military action over West New Guinea. He says Indonesia cannot retain indifference to Australian-Dutch tensions and fears colonial power prestige, urging a measured response to the crisis.
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West New Gaines
Subandrio
Canberra
Newsingene
Tha ‘Fund
Republc
Reserees
Beraelf
Netherlands
Algerian Rebels Again Call For Cease Fire Talks
Free Algerian Government leader Ferhat Abbas urged France to negotiate an immediate cease-fire in a Radio Cairo broadcast. Abbas warned that without full understanding the Liberation War would resume and said his government was ready to meet French representatives at any moment.
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Cairo
AAP Reuter
Ferhat Abbas
France
Radio
NATO Sp y Ring Alleged in Top Secret Submarine Device Probe
A North European intelligence report alleges a NATO spy ring tied to secret U S electronic submarine devices. West German police arrested Commander Horst Ludwig, 34, a leading anti submarine expert, on information from British security services. The case suggests further arrests to come.
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U.S
North Epee
West Germany
Mmander Horst
Ludwig
McUcity Services
Lisene
Britain
Aneriea
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