Proposals for an Australian ship line in Parliament
In Parliament discussions focus on establishing an Australian national line with government approval to use four six ships and Japanese built vessels. Debates cover economic viability, coal and iron ore transport, capital needs, and potential minority foreign ownership under an overseas line model. Government weighs feasibility and policy implications while considering Royal Dutch-like funding and interstate royalties.
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Sydney Daily Tele
Yampi
Ordelvery
Paber
Freeth
Horror toys spark calls to curb imports in Australia
Senator McClelland urged restricting war and horror toys to curb violence cults, urging Australian manufacturers to focus on creative toys. He cited vast displays in stores. Senator Anderson signaled a critical response, while the Treasurer discussed wool marketing overdrafts and external aid rankings.
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Australia
McClelland
Hab
Nsw
Anderson
Genator Anderson
Australia campaign funds contrasted with 1963 total
Prime Minister noted Australia raised all 300000 while 1963 saw about £1300000. questioned tax deductibility of campaign contributions funded by taxpayers as aid expanded globally. Senator Fitzgerald highlighted youth employment refusals by a Works Dept division in Villawood and private firms due to conscription fears. Gorton pledged to inform Labour Minister McMahon of the complaint.
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Australia
Holt
Fitzgerald
Lab Nsw
Federal
Department of Works
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Villawood
Sydney
Gorton
Sid
Labour and
National
Mr McMahon
Kennedy Round tariffs threaten Australian dried fruit trade says minister
In the House of Representatives Mr McEwen warned that Kennedy Round proposals could halve preferential tariffs in the UK and other Commonwealth markets. He said Australia would be disadvantaged and seek compensating tariff action if protections were cut, impacting dried fruits.
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House of Riatives
Turnbull
CP. Vic
Kennedy
Mcewen
Guodsaful
Unusual step orders apology in parliamentary session
The speaker Sir John Mcleay yesterday ordered a member to apologise for making an interjection. Mr G M Bryant of Lab apologized for the interjection as members were directed to apologise for the substance of an interrogation.
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John Mcleay
G. M. Bryant
Viel
Thes
Government forecast as economy slows in budget reply
In the House of Representatives Mr Holt defended the budget predicting a fall in the workforce growth from four to 3.5 percent. He cited seasonal hazards and fluctuating export prices as factors and said Australia has maintained a steady pace of progress while monitoring economic trends.
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Holt
Australia
House of Representives
Hayden
Tater Me Tohnmon
Lab
Nsw
Molt
Dairy survey findings show many farmers under £1000 income
A draft summary from a New South Wales dairy survey indicates more than half of dairy factors earned an annual income of £1000 or less. The commissioner noted the full report would take time and urged further information requests to complete the disparity analysis between NSW milk producers and others.
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Rabinnan
CP. Nn An Ar Ins
Inter
Australia
Avery
New South Wales
Adgrmann
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