Agreement on International Atomic Agency Charter
The United States United Kingdom France and others reached a draft charter for a proposed International Atomic Agency to promote peaceful atomic energy and research. The plan envisions a charter reviewed by a UN working group and sent to a conference in New York next September.
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Merino Market Steady at Sydney Wool Sale
Sydney wool sale closes with strong demand for merino crossbreds and full fleece types. Movinio and Comcaclea crosses drew keen bids from Deipeo buyers, with notable activity at the zone play.
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Executive moves toward inquiry committee amid NSW conference fallout
The executive plans a committee of inquiry into alleged matters as delegates back the move amid NSW conference dispute. They seek postponement of the NSW State Conference and await the federal committee report while admissions and statements are reviewed for substantiation.
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Former jockeys plan to destroy papers in Adelaide case
A former jockey testifies in the Criminal Court about a conspiracy involving racing officials and a plan to destroy three documents. The accused, including a man named Levine Jarier, allegedly pressured witnesses to extract money and tamper with evidence related to a multimillion dollar betting plot.
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Scientist addresses engineering conference on nuclear physics
Professor Marcus Oli phant addressed an engineering conference on modern nuclear physics at the Albertia yesterday. Officials from the Institution of Engineers attended with Professor A H Corbett, R We ds Mackay, the new president, Professor J P Baxlar, and R W Parsons, the retiring president.
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Progress Body Deplores Cuts In Works
Progress Body decries planned reductions in public works and unemployment relief as Canberra officials consider budget cuts. The meeting urged the minister to protect funding for a new primary school complex and other civic projects amid job losses and construction slowdowns.
Russian Leaders Begin Tour Engagements in London
Bulganin and Khruchev arrive for a day of engagements in London, meeting British Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Lloyd. Crowds gather at Buckingham Palace and Westminster as police manage protests and the Soviet leaders express hope for closer peaceful ties with Britain and the world.
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Building cost thirty two times first proposal
A summary of a proposed Cresl pean building project outlines a single storey brick and timber structure intended as a public work. It would cost about 35,000 and take two years to complete, with the current five room building due for completion in 1967.
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Inoculations for New South Wales Near June End
Dr Wallace of the Sydney health service announces poliomyelitis inoculations for New South Wales should begin toward the end of June. Supplies will be limited for children under 25. About 623,000 children are in the target group for vaccination in major cities.
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Bond Scheme Criticized as Squalid Raffle Proposal
Labour's finance spokesman denounces a government bond plan as a squalid raffle. He argues investors would be misled and calls for policy changes, while opponents warn of risks to solvency and the economy. The exchange reflects tensions over budget ideas and fiscal strategy.
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Record Prices At Goulburn Beat Expectations
July selling at Goulburn saw record prices for wool and textiles with Hadley Pickerny Sons of Elgen securing a 10d yard superfine wool sale and NSW buyers from Chwehill, Peja pushing prices higher than Sydney sales. Continent United Wingdim and Japan emerged as key buyers amid strong Australian demand.
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Outside Work for Crown Employees Cited in Orders
The cabinet notes advise against outside employment by Crown staff as it may interfere with official duties or cause conflicts of interest. A formal approval process is described, with emphasis on ensuring no adverse effects on service and adherence to national orders.
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businessmen press for flexibility in future shopping leases
Business community leaders urge adaptable terms for upcoming retail leases to accommodate evolving markets. Officials argue flexibility will attract investment and reduce bidding uncertainty amid rapid commercial change.
Living costs rise with quarterly wage adjustments
A noisy OCR snippet reports living costs up, wage adjustments, and the prospect of September AGT awards. It notes monthly and quarterly adjustments to the basic wage and references Courtney adjustments and a wartime context.
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Suburban Home Harbors 34 Dogs in Concord Court
A Concord court heard a case where Violet Evelyn Buckland and her husband June William Puckland of Burwanrh Rent Concord failed to properly care for 34 dogs. Inspector Stonham, SM, reported the animals were kept at their home. The couple were fined and ordered to remove the dogs.
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Paris cabinet plans widen old age pension study
Reported in London on Thursday the Paris cabinet and Prime Minister Mollet seek to extend reforms to old age pension plans. The move aims to raise national funds by an estimated 46,000 million in annual value to support the program. Local dispatches note mixed reactions as broader social policy unfolds.
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