Candidate Resigns
SALT LAKE CITY, Tues.—Utah Republican, Douglas Stringfellow, who confessed over the week-end to lying…
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Politics & elections, 1954
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In Parliament
The Legislative Assembly resumed at 2.30 p.m. yesterday and continued the debate on the Budget…
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THE returning officer, Mr. K. A. J. Wood, has accepted the nomination of the following persons as…
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MACLEAN, Sun.--Mr. J. R. McMahon, a contractor, wen a by-election for the Maclean Municipal Council…
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The Legislative Assembly yesterday debeated a motion of censure on city transport. This was adjourned at 6…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—The Legislative Assembly continued the debate on the Loan Estimates. This was…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Metropolitan winner, Commodore, has firmed several points in the Melbourne Cup market following steady backing…
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WASHINGTON, Sun—President Eisenhower to-day started a "chain letter by telephone" to wind up his…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday--The Democrats won a majority in the House of Representatives after yesterday's U.S. Congressional elections…
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The Supply Bill debate was continued in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. The Attorney-General…
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DARWIN, Tues.-- Calling the Northern Territory Legislative Council a "rubber stamp…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday-- The Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, said to-night the Government would proceed with the Stevedoring Industry Bill. He said when the Bill became law within two or three days…
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SYDNEY, Wed. -- The following Bills were read a first time: Noxious Insects amendment, Pastures…
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WELLINGTON, Sun.--The New Zealand Labor Party so far has polled the majority of votes in…
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MISS Elaine Johnson, Grafton and District Tennis Association's Jacaranda Queen candidate, had…
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The Legislative Assembly resumed at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. The Government…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Nominations for the triennial election to the Legislative Council on November 25,…
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SYDNEY, Thursday--The Liberal Party would not contest seats held by the Country Party at the 1956 State general elections, President of the New South…
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LONDON, Friday--Britain's political leaders have given overwhelming approval of Western plans to introduce German troops into the framework of Western…
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SYDNEY, Tues.—In Parliament to-day, the Factories and Shops Act amendment to extend petrol trade hours was read a second…
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