Dr Evatt accuses security of neglect in political plot
A heated luncheon at the commission sees Dr Evatt press ministers and security figures over alleged conspiracies as witnesses describe a tense scene. Justice Gwen and Judge Ligertwood interrupt. Evatt seeks to unveil evidence he says shows a political fabrication. The exchange centers on who authored statements and the role of cited documents and witnesses.
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Cmbrrance
Jimthe Coren
Walt Bo Rome
Mie Chultman
Windeyer
Australia
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Ing Petrav
Byatt Brewer
Rome
Justice Gwen
Piral
Dr Ryall
Courant
Albert Grandeavin
Ain
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Evatt
Lockwood
Fan Oullivan
Sydney
Richards
Saul
Owen
Ty Byath
Dhistice Owen
Justice Owen
Ryatt
Picharde
Justice Tigertwood
Evwit
Crm
NATO Meeting Moves Highlight Security and Germany Policy
United States officials anticipate a NATO council session in October to address Western security and European defense. Secretary Dulles signals debate over punitive actions against Germany, while Britain seeks to reinforce unity with France and barred dissents. The British review stresses preserving Western policy against German remilitarization amid Franco-British opposition.
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Dulien
Europe
Germany
Dookes
Dulles
Menzies Accused of Strutting by Opposing Leader
Curtin Walsh accuses Prime Minister Menzies of hiring a bodyguard to boost ego and alarm the public about a Communist threat. He claims Menzies and Cabinet ally Curtin used fear to influence support while denying internal strife. The exchange centers on a contentious postwar policy debate and the handling of opposition tactics.
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Yeatar
Menzies
Mension
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Sacha Yrae
Curtin
Tor
Casey
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Hone
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Meneiew
Leoming
Helene
Ward
Royal Commis Mon
Volto
Security Service
Coerien Gut
Meneles
Mensies
Ward Owen
Sam
Labour M L A Backs 10 O Clock Closing Plan
A Labour member Mr Dene Clyne and another Labour M L A urged ten oclock closing. They argued the policy would protect workers and prevent abuse. The Premier noted the bill amendment would set the hours and could be enacted if carried.
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Dene Clyne
Ry Clyne
Magnesne
Club AC Imps
Clyne
U Eanti
Min
Nedald
Wien
Trio remanded after court trial in taboort lodap
Names appear in a garbled dispatch. Three accused were committed for trial on a charge linked to illegal substance use and were remanded to police custody. They are to report daily to local stations within their district as proceedings proceed.
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Trul
Agen
Waliem Visian
Oral Amistant
Lovel Street
Paramutia
Campbell to Face Trial on Two Charges of Attempted Murder
Ronald Charles Campbell, 28, of Contyrmunine Street Ferouri, charged with two counts of attempted murder. Prosecutors allege he shot Bre. Kathicent Jonts Shea and her mother, Mrs. Lew Broth, causing severe injuries and lasting damage to the victims in January. Evidence reportedly shows exposure to a violent scene at the center of the crime, with blood and facial injuries noted.
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Fm Jaxon Yi Mackintosh
Temarn
Amith
National cen tao Mateo head of Munich branch
Readable fragments describe a national center and Mateo as head of the Munich branch. Other details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Rantar Pie
Raptor
Ay Tate
Gre Potae
RABBIT OUT OF THE HAT FOR ELECTION
Fragmentary transcription of a parliamentary inquiry into alleged document fabrication by Petrov, Evatt, and O'Sullivan. Testimony centers on authenticity of papers, roles of Petrov and Herald material, and questions of political motive in documents used for electoral leverage. The debate involves Evatt, Owen, and Richards with emphasis on security and integrity concerns.
Conspiracy by Petrov and Richards
Fragmented testimony outlines alleged conspiracy links involving Petrov Richards and Windeyer with Evatt commission figures. Discussion centers on document access, security reporting, and possible criminal conspiracy charges against Richards and others amid calls to adjourn and assess representation by the Australian Security Service.
Unions hail Dr Evatt as Canberra workers rally
In Canberra, unions express congratulations to Dr Evatt amid Labor support. A motion moved by M Aeempy and seconded by Mr HG Miller praises Evatt for courage and leadership. The scene recalls Labor Party backing and solidarity among workers as the assembly endorses the principled stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Santina
Canberra
HG Miller
Myr Mller
Acer
Maui Dent
British Support For Firm SEATO Treaty Commitment
Fragmented text reports mixed views on SEATO commitments with references to the United States and Atlantic diplomacy. The piece hints at imminent decisions, international reactions, and potential moves by allied nations amid strategic discussions in Washington and Manila.
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Premaute
Enti
United States
Aniuslona
Ah -Almertcan
Philippines
Trish
Manny
New
Uproar in Parliament Over Ward and Meant Clash
A heated parliamentary session featured Mr Ward clashing with Mr Meomten over the Royal Commission and security matters. The debate stretched about twenty minutes as Ward pressed ministers denying intimidation claims while challenging government secrecy and the Prime Minister.
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