Facing the real issue on dairy and margarine policy
Canberra columnist argues dairy industry subsidies and margins need overhaul. He cites 1960 Dairy Industry Committee of Inquiry and criticizes marginal-farm support, urging reconstruction to reduce subsidies while preserving local dairy and margarine sectors. The piece calls for a Commonwealth plan before the next stabilisation agreement expires.
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Anthony
Dairy Industry ‘Committee of Inquiry
Dairy Industry Committee of Inquiry
New South
Soi
Sydney
Arta
Mr Adermann
Adermann
Tankers grow larger and oil wealth in Kuwait rises
Arthur Hagopian reports on plans for 300000 ton oil tankers as Gulf Oil and Kuwait Oil Company push toward a new era in shipping. Kuwait, with a population near a million and high per capita income, charts ambitious long term programs from offshore oil to petrochemicals, fertilizers, and pipes, betting on stability to fuel growth.
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Desert Amirate
Gulf Oil Corporation
British
Peroleum
Kuwait Oil Company Ltd
KOC
Ane
Middle East
Mecca Navi Balor Company
Heai
Arabian Gulf
Mina Ahmadi
Katwait
Ahmali
Decca
Minn
Kuwait
Shont Smai
Pert
Spen
Ahmad al Jaber al Sabah
Kuwait Oi Company
KOC Ws
AOC
Arabian Oil Company
Apun
Saudi Arabia
Amingil
Oi Company
Aly
Operstex
Getty Oil
Hispaniola
Spain
Kuwait National Petroleum Company
KNPC
ROC
Gregori Lopes Bravo
Voday
Romina ‘Genlogiot
Con
India’s border policy and non alignment in Asian power shifts
The article argues New Delhi must redefine its non alignment as China challenges India’s security. It weighs outcomes including alignment with the United States, accommodation with Beijing, or a hybrid path, and notes Soviet and Southeast Asia pressures while stressing India’s independent stance and desire for US partnership to check China. It cites Peking’s pressure tactics, Indo-Pak conflict impacts, and the need for明确 US-India cooperation to influence Asia stability.
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Peking
Delhi
Asia
Carmot
Nia
New Delhi
India
China
New Ax
Soviet Union
United States
Rawalpindi
Aue
Chine
Todini
Indonesia
Indu
Southeast
San
Ani
Ely
Washington
Vetnam
Bolte Rumours Stir Political Departure Talk
The Premier Sir Henry Bolte may retire from leadership, with a three month overseas trip prompting speculation. Bolte has indicated he will lead the Liberal Party next election if desired, suggesting retirement possibly delayed until late 1967.
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Henry Bolte
Agent-Creneral
Victoria
Bull
Henry
Luly Bolle
Ims
Buck Ingham Palace
de Malern
Dublin
UU Thunton
New York
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Pacific
New Frontier Promises Big Things for Victoria
A troubled speech hints at bold plans as Wall Street and Federal city figures weigh in. Premier seeks to leverage natural gas finds to boost Victoria’s growth. The 18 year old farmer’s profile accompanies a wide colour feature, signaling optimism for a brighter era.
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Murny
Asthue Ryliah
Meney
Plimiv
Wall Street
Fonda
Victoria
Theatte of
New Frontier
Nash Tiney
Moverhern
The Soviet dilemma in Kosygin speech to Soviet
The Soviet leader Kosygin’s State of the Union to the Supreme Soviet reveals Moscow’s tension between peace and rising living standards, while signaling loyalty to Communist doctrine and a cautious openness to negotiations with the West. The speech suggests the regime seeks to placate citizens and manage CrDoes not apply.
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New York
Alexei Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Krusshchev
Krushchev
Russia
Krushchey
Kosygin
Hanoi
United States
Koxygin
Wiekinenon
Soviet Union
Peking
Raiysin
Rian
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