Calculated and Uncalculated Indiscretions in Budget Debates
The piece discusses Cabinet Ministers breaching secrecy and the need for restraint during Budget planning. It argues budget details remain highly secret but public interest remains high as spokesmen speak openly, urging Ministers to follow proper rules rather than engage in indiscretions. It cautions editors and officials to uphold discipline and avoid undermining policy through premature disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhalf
Civi Aic
Letters To The Editor on Advisory Council Candidates
A Canberra correspondent argues voters should judge council and hospital board hopefuls by civic engagement rather than party labels. The writer supports candidates deemed best despite affiliations and urges broader public interest to improve the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
O'Connor
Bir
ALS
John H
A.C.T
Weir City
Tagrée
Act
Canberra
Ion
Civic Nitaiia
Tirketa
Tinea
Boom And Bust In Venezuela
Tens of thousands of immigrants flood Venezuela seeking quick riches, many from Italy Spain and Portugal. Government backed public works lure workers to Caracas Maracaibo and mining districts while pressure to finish projects by December 2 fuels seasonal shifts and rising immigrant anger.
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Larry Allen
Caracas
Venezela
Associated Press
Ing
Venezuela
Aloada
Latin America
Italy
LCEM
Intergovernmental Committee For
Republic of Colombia
Lievant Public
Venex- Welans
Carasas
Uist
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Veriz~la
Canatoucon
Tn Imarch
Sucre
Perea Jimenez
Cme
Lce.m
We Intergovernmental Committee For
Argenta
Austre Ma
Austria
Belgium
Brasil
Canada
Costa Rica
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Jareed
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Paraguay
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United States
Venesuela
Geneva
Europe
Africa
Indonesia
Law Schools Conference Opens Today at ANU
Law schools from Australia and New Zealand gather for the 12th conference of the Australia Man National Universities Law Schools Association at the Australian National University. About 22 professors and lecturers will attend with guests from Malaya Northwestern University and Victoria College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Malaya
Pedrick
North-western University
USA
BE. K. Brasbrooke
Victoria College
New Zealand
Attorney-General's Department
Department of External Affairs
Indonesian Delegation Begins Trade Talks in Canberra
An Indonesian delegation led by Song Tjee Gie opened talks with Australia’s Department of Trade in Canberra to study ways to boost bilateral trade. The group, including three business figures, will visit major cities over about a month to explore expanding commerce between Indonesia and Australia.
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Department of Trade
Canberra
Indonesia
Australia
Song Tjee Gie
Melbourne
Inhisites
Mesare, Tungkilisan
Titiheru
Abdullah Jatim
Indontala
Research Into Causes Of Skin Cancer
The Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology will cooperate with the University of Queensland to study the link between airborne ultraviolet radiation and skin cancer in tropical Australia. Minister Fairhall noted the University’s Physics Department is measuring UV intensity and seeks Bureau observations to assess solar radiation, with Queensland readings aiding medical research.
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Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology
Univesity
Queensland
Tropical
Australi
Miniter
Fairhall
University of Queensland
Bureau of Meteorology
University of Melbourne
UN Debates Call for General Assembly on New Guinea
Twenty one members of the Afro Asian bloc at the United Nations have agreed to seek a General Assembly debate on Indonesia's dispute with the Netherlands over Dutch New Guinea. The move signals revived international attention to the regional conflict and questions of sovereignty.
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U.N
Dutch N.G
New York
Indonesia
Holland
Dutch New Guinea
Australian literary nationalism shapes criticism and myth
A discussion on how Australian literary nationalism has influenced criticism and the Australian scene. Critics argue it risks a mystique and special standards, urging retention of European tradition while addressing early writers in a challenging national context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Hetton
Defence Talks Open With Australian and New Zealand Ministers
Talks begin in London on defence of South East Asia with Prime Minister Menzies and senior ministers. Mr Sandys outlines proposals to Australia, with discussions on British Far East forces and possible long term support, ending after talks with New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Sandys
Menzies
South-East Asia
Far East
Sandys
New Zealand
Lentre
London
Britain
Maayan
Waomata
Lord Carrington
Mengles
Tanberra
Bishop Gough To Inspect Canberra Church Library
Bishop Gough will visit Canberra to inspect the church library and meet the local clergy. He will be entertained by the Bishop of Canberra and Goulburn, Bishop Burgmann, Bishop Arthur, and Canon Garnaey during the visit.
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Gough
Barcing
Land
Hop Gough
Canberra
Sydney
Dean Pitt
Andrew's Cather
Gquiburn
Burgmann
Arthur
Canon Garnaey
Superannuation Scheme Proposed To Aid The Aged
Hobart reports Tasmanian Premier Cosgrove urged a national superannuation plan. He proposed workers subscribe during their working lives and contribute to a fund that would support them in retirement, addressing aging population needs.
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Hobart
Tasmanian
Cosgrove
Ely
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