Third party car insurance rates rise in ACT
Third party rates in the ACT rise by about £4 17s a year from £14 7s to £18 12s as advised by the Third Party Insurance Advisers Committee and approved by the Minister for the Interior. Increases apply to several classes while some rates may fall. changes take effect in three to four weeks with the Commonwealth Gazette announcing the exact date.
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Interior
Anthony
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Commonwealth Actory and Insurance Commissioner
Reparty
Sime
Commonwealth
Canberra
The
S.r.moa
K Wall
Ifhey
Greyhound captured after government strike on elusive menace
Government forces here triumphed in their campaign against an old O Connor greyhound. Department of Interior dog catchers executed a successful movement and to the Pialliga pound. The greyhound had eluded patrols but foraged quietly, raising fears it might harm a child if not captured.
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Department of the Interior
Russians send advisers to Tangar and Zanzibar
Russian reports say a contingent of military instructors has been dispatched to the Tangar Republic and Zanzibar to bolster aid programs. The move accompanies cricket scores showing Australia at 6/354.
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London
Russia
Republic of Tangar
Zanzibar
Storm lashes Canberra suburbs with hail and outages
A severe storm struck Canberra and surrounding suburbs causing power outages and hazardous driving conditions. A bolt of lightning disrupted a high tension line at the Ainslie substation, rain leaked into Kings Hall at Parliament House, and temperatures briefly dropped as hail accumulated in parts of the north side.
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Canberra
Ainslie
Kings Hall
Parliament
Shock victory for ACT in Australian Debating Championship
The ALT debating team upset the favoured New South Wales squad to win at the Australian Debating Championship. Despite the shocking win, ACT fell short of the finals after earlier losses in two debates.
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Sulsehit
New South Wales
ALCLT
Violence erupts as faiths clash in Saigon streets
Across Saigon and Da Nang fierce fighting between Catholics and Buddhists rages into the night. Government troops struggle to restore order as mobs attack religious centers and hospitals, with reports of beheadings and deaths, amid a broader crisis over a controversial religious syllabus.
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Saigon
Military junta dissolves deputation of church leaders
A deputation led by the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney urged the Premier to withdraw the new syllabus. The Premier pledged immediate consideration while church leaders and Wetherell pressed for a review. The junta announced a caretaker plan and two month timeline for a national congress to elect a new leader.
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Sydney
Gallah
Mrr
Renshaw
Bishopscoor
Darling Point
Wetherell
Duong van Minh
Nguyen Khanh
Tram Thien
Khiem
Jhis
Wethin
National Congress
Sukarno Shuffles Cabinet With Communist Njoto Arising
President Sukarno elevates Communist Njoto to a ministerial post in a major cabinet reshuffle. The move, Indonesia’s first inclusion of Communists in cabinet, accompanies several other changes across ministries and senior posts.
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Diakarta
Cabiet
Sukarno
Ipik Gandamana
Sumarno
Djakarta
Gandamana
Yr Kadarusman
Sutardio Ar Ahern Ernongpradja
Labour
Sutomo
Erningpradja
Sambas Almadinata
Sarmins
Achmadi
Achadi
Information
Ruslan Abdulgam
Ir. Prisono
Artati Marzuki
United Nations
Aritin Harwhap
Hyigadier
Creneral Mudjoko
Nauruans Press Colour Bias at Australian Talks
Nauruans accuse white Australians of prejudice during talks in Canberra about phosphate royalties and Curtis Island resettlement. Head chief K. De Roburt says ownership of phosphate deposits should transfer to Nauru. criticizes treatment on Curtis Island where hostility was noted but not universal. He urges equal world prices for phosphate and longer excavation, arguing Australia withholds due to spite.
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Hammer de Reburt
de Reburt
Canberra
Curts Island
Queensland
Curtis Island
Nauru
Australia
de Roburt
de Robert
Department of Territories
Aerial arrest in Australia over counterfeit pennies
Detectives followed up a tip about a 1933 counterfeit penny ring circulating in Canberra and Sydney. Forgers altered dates on tails to pass coins, with a recent air travel haul prompting police searches on Trans-Australia Airlines. A woman found the coin and handed it to the captain, sending the penny to authorities at Kingsford Smith Airport.
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A.C.T
Australia
Treasury
Canberra
Department of
Sydney
Melbourne
Trans-Australia Airlines
Kingsford Smith
Canberra Saturday trading voted out after lengthy meeting
Delegates from retailers and shop staff voted on the proposal to abandon Saturday trading hours. The motion passed 16 to 3 with some abstentions, aiming to restore six day weeks and keep Friday night and Saturday morning trading. The Canberra Chamber of Commerce supported the change, while Shop Assistants Union opposed the shift.
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Butj
Berra
Canberra
J Kelly
Commerce
Interere
Mrr
Anthony
Ble
Fife
The
Trades and Labour Council
W. A. Andrews
AT. Employ- Easierers Association
Woolworths Limited
Jife Rowlands
Johnson
Ings
Australia
Footworths
Chamber of Commerce
Satur J. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
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