Bury Urges Britain to Join Common Market Says Europe Link
Former Minister for Air Mr. Bury defended Britain's move to enter the European Economic Community urging Australia to back the Common Market instead of opposing it. Speaking in Canberra he argued the EEC is key to Western survival and that Britain in unity with Europe benefits the Commonwealth, while others called Cabinet division and questioned impacts on Australia.
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Bury
Air
Britain
House of Representatives
Australia
Briain
Menzies
Canberra
N.S.W. Liberal
W. Wentworth
Wentworth
London
E. Ward
Lab. N.S.W
Country Party
Europe
E.E.C
T. Bury
New Invasion By Indonesians Threatens West New Guinea Peace
Dutch Hollandia command reports 400 to 500 Indonesian paratroopers landed in West New Guinea amid cease fire talks. U Thant hopeful for agreement as UN plans a force of 1000 to 1500 and a civilian administration with cost shared by Indonesia and the Netherlands.
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N.G
West New Guinea
Hollandia
New York
Indonesia
Netherlands
Biak
Dr. Subandrio
New Guinea
New York Times
United ‘Nations
Dutch New Guinea
United Nations
U Thant
U.N Congo
U.N
Ghaza Strip
Housing Department Revenue Rises as Rents Increase
Auditor General reports a rise in rent income for government housing reaching £1,597,498 driven by higher rents and more government owned dwellings. The department owns 7,202 houses and 1,630 flats valued around £30 million, with 533 houses sold to tenants for £2,359,522 and repayments boosting revenue by £553,817.
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Department of the
Ends of 35 year marriage divide Brethren couple
Mr L. W. Rogers of Telopea Park Kingston awaits his wife who left after 35 years of marriage due to his radio hobby. She joined the Brethren and reportedly left March 17 with their daughter. He fears sect rules will not relax under leader James Taylor as their Canberra trip and Melbourne funeral ties unfold.
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L. W. Rogers
Telopea Park
Kingston
The
Brethren
Rogers
Albert Hall
James Taylor
Melbourne
Labor proposes deficit plan to revive Australia’s economy
Opposition Leader Whitlam criticizes the 1962-63 budget as stingy and stop-go. He urges a £160 million deficit geared to full employment and warns current recovery is insufficient. He calls for cooperative planning with unions business and the community and outlines tax and social measures.
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Whitlam
Australia
Mr. Whitlam
House of Representatives
Labour
Labour Party
Menzies
Holt
Girl's body found in Tangahoe River murder case
In Wellington New Zealand the headless body of 18 year old Caroline Leach was recovered from the Tangahoe River. James Patrick Travers a 38 year old brushhand of Havera appeared in New Plymouth Magistrates Court charged with her murder. Police say Travers killed the girl and bail was denied with remand to August 20.
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Wellington
N.Z
P.reuter
Tangahoe
Taranaki
James Patrick Travers
High Street
Havera
New Plymouth
Travers
Airles A. W. Yortt
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