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A special meeting of the A.C.T.U. emergency committee will be called within the next few days to discuss the reported refusal of the Conciliation Commissioner, Mr. Galvin, to re-onen the metal trades' margins case. ...
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Unless ship painters and dockers stage another ban or strike, the Chief Conciliation Commissioner, Mr. Mooney, will not vary ...
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The port of Sydney was thrown Idle to-day by a sudden strike of 16,200 waterside workers. The men will return to work ...
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The State Electricity Commission's power ban came into force to-day, bringing industry in vast areas of Melbourne to a ...
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Early resumption of the vital prisoner exchange talks, which might break the Korean armistice deadlock, is expected, following the return of Vice-Admiral T[?] Joy and Rear-Admiral R.E. ...
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About 1400 waterside workers were dismissed by waterfront labour employers at Fremantle tonight when they refused to ...
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Wangaratta police to-day arrested William Henry Vivian, 37, of Tarawingee, near Wangaratta and charged him with shooting ...
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Mr. J. G. N. Strauss, Leader of the Opposition, to-day accused Dr. Malan's Government of "flouting the law of the land" ...
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A Sydney engineer paddled a surf ski through Sydney Heads to-night on his way to Newcastle. ...
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The United States will make the first test of its controversial hydrogen bomb, believed many times more powerful than the atom bomb, at Eniwetok testing, ground in the Pacific in about five months' time, informed sources said. ...
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Missouri River Valley floods, covering more than a million and a quarter acres of nine States from North Dakota to Southern ...
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The United Nations Security Council last night refused an Asian-African request to consider the French- Tunisian dispute. ...
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Mr. E. J. Ward, M.P., said to-day that he would ask the A.L.P. to call all British Commonwealth Labour parties ...
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Police early this morning used a rowing boat to rescue, 27 passengers and the driver from the roof of a tourist coach which had ...
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N.S.W. railway services may be restored to normal next weck-end, following a settlement to-day of the strike of turners and fillers. The Director of Transport, Mr. Winsor, ...
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Two hundred British scientists now being chosen for atomic weapon experiments in Australia next September, ...
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Strict security precautions will be observed when two British tank landing ships, with men and equipment for the ...
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Supporters of General Dwight Eisenhower, Senator Robert Taft, of Ohio, and Mr. Harold Stassen ended their campaigns last night with newspaper, broadcasting and television appeals ...
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State Cabinet to-day did not discuss appointments to fill key vacancies in a number of statutory bodies. ...
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A Tiger Moth aeroplane crashed at Sheffield, on the NorthWest Coast this afternoon, but the pilot and passenger escaped ...
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An Indian who claims that London police arrested him for [?] a Congress Party tricolour on the India House in ...
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General Franco and the Portuguese Premier, Dr. Salazar, met secretly last night near the Spanish frontier for talks believed ...
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Frank Loyal Weaver, former Australian serviceman, who illegally returned to Japan seven times, said to-day he is being ...
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