Opposition Pushes Change to Crimes Bill in Parliament
The opposition criticizes the amending bill for new offences and penalties, arguing it threatens British justice and freedom of speech. They urge withdrawal and redrafting to repeal provisions on loyalty, treason, and trials without jury, urging modernization of aged English-law based rules.
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Nia
Peante
Australia
Calwell
Russia
Alostaii
Labour
Hitler
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Hour Party
Bevin
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Qwry
Fisher Labour
Edward the
Bradley extradition case moves in Sydney and Aden custody hearing
Bradley was re-arrested on the Sydney warrant and remanded as the crown must show a strong or probable presumption of complicity. Mrs S Jayawickrema QC withdrew as counsel leaving Bradley to junior counsel. Aden's court adjourned custody claims for Helen Bradley to next Wednesday as guardianship defenses are prepared.
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Bradley
Andrew de Silva
Jayawickrema
Sydney
Supreme Court
Amerasinghe
Spt
Doyle
New South Wales
Australia
Aden
Lees
Kennedy Nixon clash dominates U S election coverage
The piece notes Kennedy gaining endorsements from major papers while Nixon wins support from The Dallas Times Herald and Chicago American. It describes a heated national contest with Kennedy demanding release of a secret government survey on Soviet threats. Nixon decries the move as a political spectacle as the White House guards the report.
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Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
New
Nixon
Spring ‘Field
Olio
White House
Pilot admits flying near Royal Comet in buzz incident
A training flight of two Sabre jets reportedly flew within 50 feet of the Royal plane traveling from Copenhagen to London. The pilot, a fully trained officer in advanced training, allegedly admitted proximity. inquiries at Lyneham proceed as NATO rules under review.
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London
Oldenburg
Bonn
Aying
Royal Flight
Holland
Daily Mail
R.A F
R.A
Transport Command
Air Ministry
R.A.F
Lyneham
Wiltshire
Neues Deutschland
Nixon promises rush to end test ban talks
Vice President Richard Nixon pledges to re open talks with the Soviet Union on a workable test ban by February 1 with an 80 day deadline. He would send Henry Cabot Lodge to Geneva and could arrange a summit with the Soviet and British leaders if progress is made.
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Ohio
A.A.P
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
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White House
Nixon
Mir
Henry Cabot Lodge
Geneva
Mobutu claims victory over UN and withdraws guards
Mobutu announced at a hastily called press conference that the UN would replace Ghana troops guarding ammunition in Camp Leopoldville. He said the Council of Graduates he appointed would run the country and that his forces would keep Lumumba under house arrest while guarding the radio station. A 10 officer delegation left for New York to protest UN interference, and UN spokesmen said Leopldville troops would assume more law and order duties with limited outside details.
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Ghana
Leopold
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Lespoldville
Mobutu
Patrice Lumimba
Lumumba
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New York
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Leopoldville
Bomboka
D L P Shock Decision on Calare By Election
The New South Wales DLP executive urged allocation of preferences to Country Party Liberal Party Independent and ALP in that order. Liberal officials had printed How To Vote cards assuming DLP second preferences. Country Party NSW secretary welcomed the decision calling Calare an opportunity. Liberal card gave first to Country Party then DLP then ALP and finally Independent.
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Calare
Nsw
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J. P. Atkins
DLP
Country Party
Liberal Party
Independent
Al.p
N.S.W
Australian Country Party
J. F. Dredge
ALP
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