Canberra rent charges debated in United Nations conference notes
A fragmented report shows officials criticizing Canberra rent charges and discussing Australia and New Zealand’s role in sponsoring a United Nations conference. It highlights US Britain tensions over Soviet participation and delays in committee debates by China and North Korea, amid the conference opening with quiet objections.
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United States
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Untervarn
Reutey
India
Andert Vyatinsky
Fariidor
Koviet
Commieiet Chine
North Korea
China
Ite dv
Abertions
Budget Discussions Finishes in Parliament Amidwide Debates
The 1962 Budget talks conclude with Prime Minister Mensies and Finance Minister Pasdiden to finalize details. Cabinet officials will sort final budget items as Parliament prepares for crucial sittings and a National Wealth Bill debate on wheat and industry.
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Treamrer
Arthur Padson
Bntegduie
Bisse
Almontsolag
Ierime
Mensies
Arthur Pasdiden
Treasury
Aine Madden
Meneles
Jon
Arin
Mommies
Mengina
Budget Broadcast Explains Why Policy Is Vital
The Prime Minister outlines the budget background in a forthcoming broadcast. Menglex will explain the budget's aims and the reasons it must be passed, addressing parliamentary debate and the path to approval.
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Menxies
Laoie Aire
Sinanetal
Fragmentary OCR Confuses a Municipal Meeting Note
Disjointed text shows partial notes on a cabinet item and ward concerns. The readable items reference a council or committee, and unclear references to a vote or action but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Rescue Work In Hand Amid Greek Earthquake Aftermath
Greek quake toll rises as Athens observatory reports aftershocks may last years. Rescue chief General Tatrides says tremors will subside, with fewer than 800 aftershocks expected and about 800 wounded needing care. Admiral Cassady, head of the US Sixth Fleet, updates Prime Minister Papagos that relief efforts are under control.
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Thesdoy- Iremars
United States Sixth Fleet
Alexander Papagos
Cindt
Hana
fragmentary 1940 inquiry involves Lane family and poisoning claims
A damaged report recounts February 1940 testimony by Mrs Lane of Cobham Avenue Hyde and Mrs Grille about alleged poisoning threats to her mother Mary Anne Baker. Sergeant Hane and the Coroner hear accounts of chocolate given to the mother and denials of harm amid accusations of murder attempts.
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Mickelton
Byaney
Angeline
Lewes
Sysy
Trury
Jak
Cobham Avene
Hyde
Ulersa
Mary Anne Aleketson
Grille
Mira
Lane
Denwit
Mies
Nira
Hanesion
Grifia
Nel
Australian physicist reports on overseas research
Professor E W Titterton, of the Australian National University, returned to Canberra after weeks in Britain and Hagland for energy research and the Birmingham conference. He noted Australian progress matches overseas, with early experiments underway and plans for faster accelerators and equipment.
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Australia
E. W. Titterton
Australian National Univer
Titlertoo
Canberra
BTM
Hagland
Mich
Martin Oliphant
Nitertan
Howe
Austen
Phymos
Titterton
Phyetos
Wonmote Plunge
Calwell Critics Banks in Territory Facing Opposition Debate
Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Calwell attacked banks operating in the Northern Territory during a touring inspection. He claimed 80 bank owners existed, criticized provision for married quarters, and urged a full time Northern Territory minister as essential for Australia’s vital north.
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Ing
Caleer
Terriory
Calwell
Bank of
Aust and
New Zealand
Australie
Northern Territory
Thallium Sale Rules Outlined by Health Minister
The N W Poladas Committee plans tighten controls on thallium purchases. Health Minister O Mullivin states buyers must prove identity and justify use before purchase, with approval concentrated at the one-ounce preparation level.
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Thallium Bydney
Poladas
O'Mullivin
Thallium Yale
Family dispute over alleged poisoning admission
Transcript shows Mrs Grilis and Mrs Allen in a private hospital scene with accusations that one tried to poison the other. Mrs Allen denies her mother ever claimed in front of Mr Grilis that she or her sister attempted poisoning.
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Alan
Incidental Expenditures Under Fire in Public Accounts
A Public Accounts Committee report criticized government incidental expenditures. J J Fonigan acting chief for the Treasury testified that estimates suggested overspending and that Parliament should curb waste. The committee urged the Department of External Advice to provide more detail and tighten past spending.
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Tyneons
Uruny
Corel Rippmuss
Department of External Affairs
Mr. Hartley
Sud
Generdy
Mertaidy
J. J. Fonigan
Ehlet Gaand
Wothi n New Aras Baht At Proat Counter
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a government counter and a relief measure in a tense moment. Key entities appear blurred but imply officials and the public dealing with a price or supply issue. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm the event, date, or participants.
England bowled out for 132 in chase of 162 set by Australia
England faced a collapse after Australia posted 162 as Lock and Laker led a joint effort. Trueman, Archer, and Hale contributed with the ball but Australia retained the advantage, with key dismissals from Hutton, Lindwall, and other bowlers shaping a pivotal Test moment.
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England
Nin Quire
Imag Tana
Lock
Loker
Salley
Hamet
Graeme Hyle
Rivere
Hinje
Hote
Aumeia
Archer
Tate
Er’ Ween
Witiveuk
Davidson
Jurauadte
Rassom
Laney
Mahan
Malan
Saag
Tay
Dvehar
John v"Someton
Langies
Tai Peer
Defence Council Claims No Proof Of Sedition
A Sydney court heard there was no evidence to prove that an article titled Democrat Monarch y appeared in the Communist Review. Prosecution argued sedition charges against several publishers and printers, with witness Stevens indicating police searched a room and found copies. The hearing was adjourned with questions over the article’s intent and publication.
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Defence Council
Ognon
F. Paterson
Ton
Communist Review
Paterson
Méagher
Poslonton Agen
Com Frumist Review
Herbert Ovylt Chandler
Bannockburn
Pymbie
Afam Ogston
Fonteindeay
Lana Souci
James Norman Bane
Newerett? Prentery
Bane
Fores Lodge
Sydney
Ackamwart
Stevens
Aatmran
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Forrest
Chretien Santali
Shay March
Emi
Mya
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Mr. Calwell
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Tioay Lahaye
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Marta
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