Eden Seeks Breakthrough In Geneva Laos Deadlock
British Foreign Secretary Eden and Russian counterpart Molotov met in Geneva on an inconclusive session over the Laos Cambodia deadlock. Casey in Geneva pressed for mind-to-mind talks with Bedell Smith and others as Western delegates prepare for a final bid to salvage the nine nation Indo China talks amid fading prospects for an armistice in Vietnam.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Molotov
Eee
Eden
Walter Bedell Smith
Laos
Reuter
Cambodia
R. G. Casey
Casey
Knights Menon
India
United Nations
Cial
Lie Confer
Bede Smith
Jen
Bedell Smith
Vietnam
Ntece
Ohuane
Uiee
Decline Forecast in Australia Export Earnings
Canberra reports a sharp forecast drop in Australia export earnings from rural producers. The forecast shows earnings falling by at least six percent to about £41 million in 1852 83, with a rise to an estimated £630 million year. The report notes a parallel decline in stocks and a drastic drop in wheat and flour exports plus increased home consumption and lower meat exports.
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Canberra
Australia
Fr Hom
Ustre le
Diesel Train for Kyogle Service Gains
NSW Railways plans a £6 million upgrade including a diesel Sydney to Brisbane train running about 16 hours, down from 19. The ten-car set features two second-class sittings, one first-class car, three twin-berth sleepers, a single-berth car, two-level seating, and a buffet dining car drawn by red diesel-electric locomotives. Rail Commissioner R Winsor approved the project but did not specify a start date.
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Sydney- Brisbane
New ‘Souths Wales Railways
Winsor
New South Wales Railways
Sydney-Brisbane
Mr. Winsor
Saigon
Inflation figures cited for 1989 54 versus 1952 53
The fragment notes a monetary figure comparison for 1989 54 against 1952 53 with mentions of markets and conditions. Names, dates, and clear events are not fully readable, but the context suggests discussion of economic indicators and calls for measures amid market conditions.
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Emer
Ovetsess
Sinking Nukulau Rescued After 13 Taken Off
In darkness 200 miles off New South Wales coast, 13 men were rescued from the small motor ship Nukulau before she sank. The CSR steamer Floris joined the rescue, reaching the scene at dawn after distress signals were sent at 6.19 am on Saturday. The Nukulau’s deck was already awash and nine or ten crew were aboard when rescue arrived. captains and officers provided details on crew composition and ship status.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Onn
Nukulan
Istress
Tvicinius
Merase
Union Leaders Withdraw from A.LP. Executive
In Sydney the Federal secretary of the Australian Workers' Union T Dougherty and four other trade union leaders pulled from the New South Wales State Labour Party executive. The move follows Senator P S Kennelly's resignation as A L P Federal secretary and amid a party rift over Federal election policy. Nominations closed with several officials not renominated including C Oliver W E Allport and G Neilly. The withdrawal sparks talk of a deeper split within the NSW Labour ranks.
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Sydney
Australian Workers’ Union
T. Dougherty
New South Wales
Labour Party
P. 5. Kennelly
A.L.P
Melbourne
Kennelly
A A. Calwell
Menzies
New New South Wales Alp
U. C. Oliver
Nsw
AWC
W. E. Allport
Timber Workers Union
Williams
Building Labourers’ Union
G. Neilly
Miners’ Federation
AWW
Pemghetty Abe
Australia
A.W.U
State Labour Party
Tiger and Leopard Blamed for 187 Deaths in India
Villagers hunted a man-eating tiger and a leopard blamed for 187 deaths in Sidhi province. The leopard has terrorized the Medhwas area, with about 100 killed, while the tiger has slain 87, mostly women and children. A reward of 2 500 rupees was offered for each animal.
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Ewa
India
Medhwas
Sidhi
Evatt Accused of Misrepresentation in Elections
Sydney reports Acting Prime Minister Sir Eric Harrison accusing Dr. H. Evatt of misrepresentation over Labour's majority claim in the federal election. A table shows Liberal CP 2,526,666 votes, ALP 2,?667, Communist 4911, others 73,082, with adjustments for uncontested seats and cross-endorsement gaps.
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Sydney
Sir Eric Harrison
Dr. H. Evatt
Labour
Eric
Evatt
Country
Liberal-CP_ 2
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Liberal and
Country Parties
Labour Party
Sydney Publican Provides Super Service
Sydney publican Max Shepherd of the Northern Chub Hotel offers varied entertainment and services for patrons. The bar features films, tape recordings of past sports events, a pianist and accordionist, and lounge seating served by waiters. A fruit drink machine for teetotalers is explained by Mr. Kipherd as a popular feature with many patrons using it.
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Sydney
Max Shepherd
Chub
Rventa
Kipherd
Talking dog leads to alcohol charge in Collie court
Perth report describes a Collie man charged with drunkenness after claiming a dog in a hotel utility talked to him on the night. Constable Lawler testified the man received a call about the talking dog and that the dog barked as the man claimed. The man admitted drinking about five hours after work and was fined ten shillings with costs.
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Perth
Totel
Collie
Brian Lawler
Dag
Thieves Strip Fittings from Unoccupied New Homes
Sydney reports a well organized gang stripping fittings from unoccupied new houses. Thieves in fast utility trucks haul baths sinks basins and fittings worth thousands. They target Housing Commission sites using skeleton keys and chisels to remove items and load them onto trucks.
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Sydney
Housing Commission
Saat
Bullaine Homes
New Cabinet Crisis in France
Paris reports a fresh cabinet crisis as President Rene Coty weighs accepting Prime Minister Laniel's resignation. Laniel's minority won a confidence vote by a narrow margin, triggering appeals for a new government program and talks with key parliamentary leaders as France seeks a remedy amid the indochina crisis.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
National Assembly
Hen Bonen
Set Jorge
Ary Grating
Ca Ganiine
Jacques Chagan-Delams
Michel Deere Lanjel
China
All Fit Men Should Be Trained for Defence
Sir Raymond Huish, state president of the RSL, told delegates at the State RSL conference that all able men should be trained for defence and not rely on others. He criticized exemptions on grounds other than physical unfitness, saying religion should not influence conscription and only medically unfit men should receive exemptions.
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Army
RSL
Raymond Huish
Isis
Raymond
Wacol
Australia
World Wheat Position Described As Very Sticky
Australian Wheat Board chairman Sir John Teasdale warned the world wheat market was very sticky on Saturday night. He said if the international wheat agreement collapsed Australia’s 60,000 wheat growers would face headaches. He left Sydney by plane to attend the International Wheat Council meeting in London from June 18 to June 30.
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Sydney
Australian Wheat Board
John Teasdale
Australia
Bave
International Wheat Council
London
Boy Admits Starting Fire That Killed Seven In Chicago
An 11-year-old boy, Marion Gregory, told police he started a tenement fire by flipping a cigarette butt into rubbish in a stairwell, killing seven and injuring nine. Detectives noted he drinks whisky and smokes occasionally. five empty bottles and sensational comic books were found at his home.
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Chicago
John O'Malley
Marion Gregory
Robert Ryan
Lewis
RSL Seeks Amendment to Liquor Laws in Queensland
Bundaberg reports the State Congress of the RSL urged the Queensland Government to amend the Liquor Act to grant RSL clubs licences for sale and supply of liquor under parliamentary conditions. The move, led by Mr. G Carroll, argues clubs can operate responsibly without becoming grog shops and could fund services for members. The government plans legislation in the next session to address licensing clubs.
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Bundaberg
R.S.L
Queensland
G. Carroll
Behal
Carroll
Mackay
New South Wales
League
Cic Harbire
RSL
Seemne
Harburg
Raid on Armagh Arms Depot Reported by IRA
Irish Republican Army claimed raid on Royal Irish Fusiliers depot at Armagh in Northern Ireland. About 390 rifles, light machine guns, Sten carbines and ammunition were taken. Barracks were briefly seized for 20 minutes before guards reclaimed control as attackers overpowered sentries and restrained personnel. Details remained sparse due to police restrictions.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Royal Irish Fusiliers
Armach
Gough Parracks
Armagh
Berkeles
RSL Urges Communist Danger Despite Nuance
At the State Congress in Bundaberg Sir Raymond Huish urged using the phrase Russian or Soviet imperialism to sharpen RSL propaganda against Communism. He argued the danger lies in imperialist aims and world revolution, not pure political philosophy, urging continued Ex-Servicemen action.
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Bundaberg
R.S.L
Raymond Huish
League
Com. Com
B.S.L
Sir Raymond
Mackay
Central District
G. Robinson
Soviet
Russia
G. Carroll
R. G. Robinson
Cent
Flying Saucer Reports Pose Puzzle in Britain
In Britain, two witnesses Nigel Frappist and Doreen Heffer reported seeing a circular object emitting flame coloured light from a central cockpit. The craft hovered over a field for over a minute, moving silently with a swish, before moving away. Heffer observed from a window thinking a forest fire. A Swiss air report notes an illuminated object circling Zurich on June 11.
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Nigel Frappist
Doreen Heffer
Zoe
Frapple
Hisycle
Wedge
Frappe
Aeiss Heffer
Vias AM Minster
Seporte
Zurich
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