Australian policy clash with US on trade and investment
Australian and US policy clash dominates talks as Mr Holt and Australian executives warn of tighter controls risking capital inflows and exports. Marines to Australia for training join defence ministers in considering balance of payments while UK US trade policy attracts criticism from Lord Baillieu in The Times.
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Minister optimistic about self-rule for the ACT
Canberra self-government remains a complex aim as the Minister for the Interior Anthony urges progress and responsibility for locals. A separate government directory will show overseas control in Australian manufacturing and clarify how US dollar restrictions affect capital and ownership.
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Canberra debate on national capital role and development
The article reports a Canberra Commons debate led by MP J Fraser and others on the division of responsibilities between federal and local authorities. It discusses future governance, urban planning, and development costs for Canberra including roads housing utilities and tourism.
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Hypocrisy attack on Australia in Soviet paper
A Soviet newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda accuses Australia of hypocrisy over visa refusals for a Soviet youth delegation. It recalls earlier visa denials to a Soviet Communist Party delegation and Archbishop Alesitts. The Australian government and ACTU officials defend entry limits while arranging transport for local children to attend an assembly, listing multiple Canberra meeting points and schools.
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Government to track foreign owned firms and bread supply
Canberra debate centered on listing foreign owned firms and ensuring Saturday bread availability amid capital inflows and rising costs. Industry groups highlighted investment risks and wage conditions while Prime Minister Anthony defended Canberra's growth, funding allocations, and housing expansion.
Biggest Borneo clash in year shocks Malayan outpost
A British paratrooper was killed as Indonesian raiders attacked a British outpost in Malaysian Borneo. Reports say a large band of Indonesian troops breached the perimeter under mortar fire amid a tense standoff as peace talks with Sukarno loom in Tokyo.
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Indonesia confirms Naspro takeover by foreign government
Jakarta reports a presidential decree placing all foreign companies in Indonesia under government control, with Naspro Pty Ltd as the sole Australian business affected. The decree limits ownership and profits for related firms, while ensuring certain Australian operations retain some rights.
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Police seize book in Melbourne bookshop raid
Vice squad police seized almost 100 copies of The Trial of Lady Chatterley today from Austral Book Shop in Collins Street. Chief Secretary Rylah said seizures were on Crown Solicitor advice. shopkeeper Flesch would seek legal opinion. Deputy Chief Matthews declined comment on further actions.
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Victorian Hotels Face Ten O Clock Closing Rule
Government reviews hotel hours as Victoria considers standard closing time for hotels and nightspots. The outline aims to regularize late operations amid debates on public safety and commercial impact.
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