Bankrupt Court Bars Australian Employee from U S Trip
The Bankruptcy Court in Melbourne denied the trip to the United States for a heart operation. Justice Clyne ruled the move was barred under the law, citing constitutional protections and concerns about the applicant’s alleged discrimination claims. The action involves Livan Lighting Pty and references to aborigines and restrictions on travel.
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Nation May Vote on Changes to Parliament Referendum Proposal
The Prime Minister signaled a referendum on expanding the House of Representatives without adding Senators. Proposals trace back to constitutional reform discussions, with support from leaders like Colwell and public figures debating representation, Aboriginal eligibility, and electoral balance.
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Canberra theatres plan new auditorium ballet events
The Canberra Trust outlines staged ballets and exhibitions at the auditorium complex. It references the Playhouse The Gallery and Club Room with improving access and pricing for committees and smaller societies.
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Plas
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Unclear OCR: Negotiations in Arts Groups Amid Political Deadlock
Fragmented text reports ongoing negotiations with the Avaiatian Ballet Company and Queensland Symphony Orchestra amid a parliamentary deadlock. It notes a probable date for an event and discusses House and Senate dynamics and potential constitutional changes.
Three-year air mystery solved in North West Australia
A three year missing aircraft mystery in South Austeria is solved with discovery of a buried/underground plane near Everard Park. The wreckage connects to Captain Harry eer and passenger sightings near Frankston and Ceduna. Investigations by the Civil Avia tors department point to a flight from Warrnambon toward Melbourne, with a missing pilot and a plane found amid arid land south of the Ever and Rapes.
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Death at 94 and theatre figures in New York memory
The obituary notes the 94 year life of Vaughan and mentions prominent arts figures including Mel yourte Dun and Rubenstein. It references Helena and Roburt Helpmann in a context of cultural ties and stage work. Negotiations with managers in Sydney Melbourne Canberra are noted in relation to future productions.
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Mel Yourte Dun
New York
Te Aus
Sydney
Melbourne
Canberra
Plane nose dives in Australia as pilot saves 23
In Warrnambool a plane crashed in a paddock after landing gear failed. Twenty passengers and three crew escaped unharmed. rescue teams worked as a badly damaged aircraft was towed away. The pilot credited with saving 23 people described the incident amid inquiries.
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Pope blesses archbishop in illness report
A spokesman said the Pope sent a blessing after learning Archbishop O’Denyell, aged 93, remained gravely ill. The Cardinal Coadjutor Archbishop delivered the apostolic blessing during the late-night ceremony at the Vatican.
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Vhursday
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Odenyell
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Australian War Industry Conference Eyes Seven Year Investors Role
The Federal Government and the executive of the Australian War Industry Conference discussed seeking Wantgrowers approval for a seven year involvement. The reserve price scheme was described as subject to Wantgrowers approval. Talks covered curbs on investment, U S investment flows, and Australia’s stance on foreign capital with Prime Minister Menzies and Minister Adermann outlining potential impacts on wool industry and national policy.
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Britain’s Aircraft Push and Tax Plan Split Over DC 9 Orders
London reports that TAA ordered six Douglas DC 9 twin jets at over £13 million with spares. The discussion centers on British preference for the Trident and Boeing 727, affecting orders and national prestige amid Australian and British industry pressures.
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Stanhill Wind-Up and Miscellaneous Notices
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