America vows retaliation if Reds bomb Formosa
A scrambled, terse report notes U S warnings of retaliation should Soviet supported forces attack Formosa. Eisenhower and officials discuss potential air and naval responses as tensions rise over Quemoy and related island clashes.
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America
Formosa
Washington
United States Naval Air Forces
Formos
U.S
Sir Foel
Abelling
Quemoy
Eisenhower Hay
Omeiale
Tony
Autonomous body urged in Canberra debate stalls ministerial control
In Canberra debate, Leslie Moore and Lowrie call for a new autonomous body to relieve the Minister for the ACT from decision making. They argue it would free the minister from handling routine issues and allow focus on major policies, while opponents warn against eroding central oversight.
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Leslie Moore
Nana
Ick Presses
Lowrie
SPECIAL TAX COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED
A Special Tax Committee was named with many members listed by name and organization including Alan Hulme Roy Orr and A Simpson. The group, under the Taxation branch, will complete its work by March 1 1965 and is chaired by MAT Mie.
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Emimy
Atene Ug
Viuway
Artie Uber
Suulgel
Phe Cammilien
Mat Mie
Alan Hulme
Ietrre
Comity
Baril
Roy Orr
Associated Chimedes of Manufactures
A. Simpson
Associated Chamber
Quenins Luton Farers Nium
Mower Institute of Charter
Comberra
Menzies
Church of England's Big Property Sale Near London Auction
A sensational notice describes a large property auction in London near the River, claimed to involve Victorian houses tied to the Church of England. The sale aims to raise about 62 million, with legend connecting the property to medieval bishops and the Reformation era, though details remain unclear.
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Church of England
Lindon" Weith
London
Ongry
Weg
U N Postpones Vote On China Admission
The United Nations debates China’s seating as 43 nations back the American backed resolution to postpone action. World powers including Australia Britain and India clash with the Soviet bloc over whether Communist China should hold a seat at Geneva amid calls for restraint and a peaceful path to settlement.
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Ately
Psst
Ube Lal
Vishineky
United Nations
International
Vushinsky
Ar. Vishinaky
United ‘Nations
Casey Sale
Korea
Morea
Ubal
Prorson Dixon
Britain
Chives
Ferestblla
Iatreets
Bitter Criticism Of Dr Evatt At Caucus Meeting
Labour members reported sharp exchanges after a caucus session. Mr Bourke accused Dr Evatt of defending Communists before courts as debate surfaced over a proposed censure motion. Dr Evatt resisted restrictions while a fractious mood grew among MPs and party officers amid accusations of improper consultation.
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Dr. Evatt
Labour
Bratt
Petera
T Boyke
Erna
Coumel
Royal “Commission
Burke
Evatt
Peli
Ted
Elme IL Can Pearing
Canberra
Preliament
Imm
Witharam
Peters
Withey
Caucus
Tagieg
Bourke
Byatt
Atten
Cuca
Hyatt
Evatt Plem
Pollard
Calwell
Anp
Edmond
Calwall
Lander
Edmonde
Training scheme shifts as Australia weighs national service
Government parties debate a revised intake and training plan for national service. Prime Minister Menzies urges support while opposition voices warn of extended commitments. The proposal aims to bolster preparedness with trainers kept at a high readiness level. The debate touches on defence needs and potential implications for service members and the broader public.
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Menzies
Suseater Ip
MaDieige
Tring
Navy
Liquor Referendum Bill Debated in State House
A scrambled report notes the liquor referendum bill in the state assembly with discussion on closing hours for licensed premises and debates over whether to include certain clubs. Key figures like Mr. Bheshan and Mr. Murray Robson are cited as positions shift between opposition and Liberal Party toward a possible statewide vote.
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Heaban
AM. Justice 1
India
Fepdet Iad
Ares
ICIC
Mtr
Murray Robson
Liberal Party
Dlaba
Amimater
of the Country Party
Brasnet
Kia Party
Ehibw
Manus Island refueling base debated in House debate
In Gia House discussions the minister Townley stated Manus Island was used only as a refueling stop. Opposition members questioned whether wartime activities at the base were intended to extend to tailing and servicing, with government replies cited as clarifying the matter.
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Mr. Townley
Gia House of Representatives
Wardain
Tr. Townley
Manus
Devunyannes
Mr. Calwalt
Oe Avalan
Detective Links Sodium Bicarbonate to Child's Passing
An investigative report concludes sodium bicarbonate caused the child’s death. The contested details include unclear excerpts and alleged medical evidence, with authorities outlining the sequence of events and potential contributing factors while noting gaps in the available data.
Australia Backs Japan in Colombo Plan Effort
Australian officials urge Japan to participate fully in the Colombo Plan to aid South and Southeast Asia. The proposal emphasizes technical aid and specialized services to bolster development and regional cooperation, aligning with Canberra’s support for broader regional engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Japan
Ae Says Get Rid of Chiang Kai-shek in Postwar Calls
A garbled 1940s message quotes Ae urging removal of Chiang Kai-shek. The fragment references Attlee, Labour, London return from China, and mentions potential unity and the United Nations Assembly.
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Chiang Wai Shek
Denereisalma Chiang Kai-shek
Hia Todpa
Aidan
United ‘Nations
de Sains Sea
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