Australia keeps import ceiling and widens world sourcing
The government will maintain the £800 million annual import licensing ceiling for four months while relaxing classifications to widen access to cheap global materials. Key products like pulp, wires, rubber and chemicals will be purchasable from any source, aiming to cut production costs despite weaker wool prices and US downturn.
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DLP Decision Problem For N S W Labour
Sydney Sunday report notes senior ALP officers see the Democratic Labour Party contesting the state election as creating a serious position for the Cahill Government. LCP Independents and Premier Cahill wary. DLP to allocate preferences after December 12. If DLP draws votes as forecast Labour may lose Dubbo North Sydney and other seats. opposition targets Ryde Mudgee Concord Young North Burney Rockdale Kogarah Blacktown and more.
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Mine Planted In Famagusta Football Ground
Army footballers near Famagusta found a pressure mine before a scheduled match. A Greek officer was killed by two masked gunmen in Itcha Village, North Cyprus, amid claims he informed security on EOKA movements. In London, Cypriot women protested Britain's Cyprus policy with banners outside Downing Street.
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Mass Arrests of Rail Workers in Buenos Aires
The Argentine government announced the arrest of between 600 and 800 railway workers who refused a return to work order. On Friday 240,000 state railway workers resisted drafting to military control over wage increase disputes. About 60 union leaders were among those detained.
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Rare Egyptian Coins Stolen From Cairo Museum
Cairo police plan raids on homes and may raid antique dealers in pursuit of 10 gold coins valued at £225,000 stolen from the Cairo Museum. The 4,000 year old pieces came from the tomb of Pharaoh Amenemhat I, founder of the 12th Dynasty.
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Australian freighter Delos anchors trade show at Osaka
In Osaka yesterday the Swedish freighter Delos became the focus of a large Australian trade mission. More than 600 Japanese traders inspected a floating fair of textiles, minerals, coal, and consumer goods with brisk inquiries for barley and malt. Negotiations for coal imports progress smoothly. contracts exceed £500,000 with £750,000 more anticipated. The Delos sails November 30 to Kobe then to Molf, then to Singapore and New Guinea.
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Anniversary Cake for Churchill Marks Golden Wedding
Sir Winston Churchill who is 84 tomorrow will receive a cake designed to symbolize his Golden Wedding anniversary. The top features trellis work and golden roses. Designer Madame Maria Floris will deliver the cake to Chartwell today and join the Churchill family for tea.
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Western Foreign Ministers Plan Berlin Talks Before NATO Meet
Western foreign ministers prepare four power discussions on Berlin to craft a policy before the December NATO Council session in Paris. Bonn officials welcomed the U S UK French suggestion while London media warn of a communist plot to push out Western powers via riots.
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Balloon team plans trans Atlantic drift from Tenerufe
Three of four crew members voyage from Southampton by ship to Teneriffe Canary Islands with 45 tons gear and 500 weight food. A. Biloart directs the project 31 year old navigator C Mudie and wife Rosemary 30 join later by air. Cambridge undergrad Timothy March Beaupres Biloart 22 to join them later. Senior A Biloart optimistic weather will govern departure and crossing could take one to three weeks due to wind.
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Six People Injured In Canberra Road Crash
Six people sustained injuries in a Canberra road accident. Johannes Hoekstra his wife Roelfina and daughter Wilma from Miller Street O Connor were among the hospitalized trio with an 18 month old baby unhurt. The panel van occupants Vera Ford and daughters Patricia Myrtle were treated and discharged. Hoekstra suffered three broken ribs and lacerations while his wife fractured upper arm and their daughter monitored for head injury. Hugh Denis Hamilton from Cooma also injured when his car overturned six miles from Canberra on the Cooma Road and admitted to hospital.
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