Ill Senator's Vote Carries Budget Rider In Canberra
The article reports on a tight parliamentary vote over a budget rider with Labor and Government Senators seeking to pass banking legislation. Senator Grant arrived after an operation, enabling a brief division that failed to reach the required majority, amid sharp exchanges between Government and Opposition leaders over conduct and health concerns.
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House of Representatives
Cooper
Canberra
Wright
Gorton
Vic
Grant
Sydney
Parliament
Senate
Kennelly
O'Sullivan
Chant
Hendrickson Lab
Vule
Donald Grant
E. J. Ward
M.P
W. C. Wentworth
J. Murray
McKenna
Faubus Signals Defiance On School Integration
Governor Faubus, amid national pressure, defended his stance against forced integration. He warned of closing schools if needed and denied surrender to federal orders while delaying a poll on reopening high schools after moving up a special election date to September 27 in Pine Bluff.
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Tav Tl
Hhala
Sug- Ma
Teft- Mies
Hye
Atkansan
Miniatera
Faubus
National Association For the Advancement of
Wile Rock
Lull As Formosa Talks Continue Amid War News
Night shelling targets ships off Formosa as Nationalists push two shiploads of supplies into besieged islands. US Navy vessels escort the laden craft while negotiations in Warsaw and New York shape the broader Far East dispute. Formosa bases brace for defense as senior American officers visit and Admiral Felt prepares to arrive.
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Far East
Warsaw
Moscow
Parmioxs
Stratt
Allied Nationa General Assembly
New York
Come Animal Party
Pravda
U.N
Formosa
Waishpa
Quemoy
Chen Cheng
Quemoy Talands
Garrison ‘ Coverdal
Department of Defence
Marry Felt
Pacific
Talpel
Major Changes In Plan Still Matter For House
The Minister for the Interior Fairhall told the House of Representatives that most minor modifications to the Canberra plan would proceed without delay. Major alterations would be referred to the Joint Committee for the ACT for information or comment, while both Houses retain the right to express views.
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Siote
Chamber
Senate
House of Representatives
Q.L.P
Byrne
Ibis
Interior
Fairhall
J. R. Fraser
A.C.T
Fraser
Fire at Windsor Castle Causes Minor Damage
Two local fire brigades battled a small blaze at Windsor Castle the Royal residence near London. No injuries were reported and only light damage occurred in the Horseshoe Cloister, a long residential building, with the fire thought to have started in an airing cupboard.
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Royal Residence
London
Yester Ay
Windsor Castle
Horseshoe
Death after toe injury at Ballarat hospital
A 56-year-old man died at Ballarat Base Hospital twelve days after his big toe was punctured by a metal fragment at work. He is believed to have contracted tetanus from the wound.
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Ballarat
State library subsidies doubled in budget
Sydney reports the State Government will increase the subsidy to public libraries to 368000 pounds, doubling last year’s funding. The Premier Mr Cahill announced in the Budget that the maximum subsidy to council libraries would rise from 1 shilling 6 pence to 3 shillings per person.
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Sydney
Cahill
Khrushchev Backs Nuclear Test Pause Proposal
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged the UN General Assembly to seek an urgent end to nuclear tests and hinted at a broader disarmament plan. He conditionally linked a halt to Western arms races, urging Britain and the United States to agree and ensure compliance. The aim is to reduce global war risk and ease Soviet economic strain.
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London
P.reuter
Khrushchev
Rip Fr
West
London Daily Sketch
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
U.S
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Khrushchevia Acheme
Arklne
Khrochev
He Khijtshchev
Moscow
Gaitskell Urges Action On Formosa Crisis
British Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell urged the United States to force a settlement on Formosa. He proposed recognizing the Beijing government and admitting it to the UN while neutralising Formosa and withdrawing Nationalist forces from offshore islands.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
United States
China
Adiit
United Nations
Formosa
Gaitskell
Foreign Press Association
Briain
Trs
Jeader
A Ta Ching
Peking
U.N
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Nator Gorton
Parliament House
Anuilance
Canberra Community Hospital
Iis
Ieveral
le Potioe
Amd
Adestot
Gira
Taipei
A.a.p.-Reuter
Formosa Strait
Quemoy Island
Mr. Gaitskell
Chiang
Quemoys
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