Air Force budget cut trimmed by 25 percent restored
Defence Secretary C. Wilson restored about 25 percent of a 1.25 billion dollar Air Force cut. A department spokesman said roughly 300 million dollars were restored with a similar ceiling planned for the next year. Most funds were transferred from Army accounts to the Air Force budget.
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State Executive To Reprimand Wagga ALP
The State ALP will reprimand the Wagga branch after accepting a Liberal address by David Fairbairn. Ormonde confirmed a planned Wagga speech described as a pep talk. Industrial sources link the issue to Agriculture Minister Graham backing Metro Security watchmen at Homebush Abattoirs. The Labor Council seeks dismissal of the watchmen amid union concerns of a private army. The ALP dispute committee will review three branch complaints tied to Tang federal electorate affairs.
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Daring Forger Disappears With 3500 Pounds
Police hunt a skilled forger who forged signature to obtain a cheque book and cashed four forged cheques for 3500 pounds from the account of well known businessman Mr E K White at a Sydney bank. The man, described as a New Australian with broken English, vanished after a fifth cheque was questioned. Mr White is noted for racing Golden Sherry which won at Rosehill on Saturday.
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E. K. White
Mr. White
Commercial Bank
Australia
George Street
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Rosehill
Native carriers killed during air drop in New Guinea mission
Two native carriers were killed and two injured during a July air drop of supplies to the Commonwealth film unit in Central New Guinea. Assistant Administrator Dr J Gunther said cargo swung and struck workers. compensation has been paid to relatives. The unit is described as conducting exploratory and contact work in the Southern Highlands.
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A.a.p.reuter
Commonwealth Film Unit
Central New Guinea
Papua and New Guinea
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Petar St
Southern Highlands
British Guiana Votes in First Post Suspension Election
British Guiana goes to the polls today to elect 14 members of the new Legislative Council. Voters weigh joining the West Indian Federation as a coalition of the National Labour Front and United Democratic Party is expected to dominate the Assembly.
Objections Noted on Proposed State Boundary Changes
Few objections are recorded to proposed alterations of State elector boundaries. The Electoral Districts Commission secretary, J McDowell, noted the hearing period and lodging limit as part of the process.
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Sydney
Woods
J. McDowell
Native Officers Appointed In New Guinea
Port Moresby reports the appointment of 169 administration officers to lead the new division. They receive pay rises and access to higher service ranks as Brigadier D. M. Cleland, the administrator, presented their letters of appointment and urged collaboration with local people.
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New Guinea
Port Moresby
Atantia
D. M. Cleland
Jimmy O Halloran School of Dancing Promotes Private Tuition
The Jimmy O Halloran School of Dancing offers private tuition and special group sessions by appointment in Manuka. Moya O Neill, PhD directs the studio with refinement and style, conducting Tuesday night classes and versatile instruction.
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Moya O'Neill
Hut
Manuka
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