Australia eyes atomic energy in Parliament House notes
Canberra column reports on the Atomic Energy Bill and uranium deals as a catalyst for national development. Menzies and Wentworth clash over security and profits while Labour probes leaks and the External Affairs Ministry. Budget timing, unemployment figures, and the waterside dispute shape government debate ahead of 1953 elections.
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