Government Drops Boundary Proposals for Now
Prime Minister Menzies announced in the House of Representatives that current electoral boundary redistribution proposals are abandoned for the moment and will be resubmitted next year. He secured adjournment of the NSW debate to avoid defeat by a Country Party Labour Opposition coalition.
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Debate on redistributions ends in tense exchange in Parliament
The Prime Minister and Opposition leaders spar over the proposed electoral boundaries after a two hour debate. Mr Menzies signals adjournment of NSW recommendations while Labour and Country Party press to refer the plan back to the electoral commissioners ahead of resumed session.
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Red Delegates Split Openly in Communist Conference
The congress heard open splits among delegates over Sino Indian relations and Albania. Mr Kozlov accused Peking of revisionism while Mr Chao Y Ming presented three cases of Chinese differences with other Communist parties. Sze Ho urged patience and equality to resolve divergences as Tito visited Moscow.
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Moscow
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Yugoslavia
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23 Children Affected by Distaval Concerns Raise Senate Question
Investigations show 23 children born to Austeafia affected by congenital iaffection linked to Distaval. Four cases are severe. Health Minister Senator Wade outlined details in the Senate and said discussions with the Social Services Minister and authorities are ongoing. Health authorities and the Australian Purchasing Association are studying the matter.
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Effluent Diversion Possible If Lake Hazard Emerges
ACT health officials defend current sewage treatment along the Motonglo River arguing effluent is treated before discharge. Senator Wade warned improper handling could pose health risks if pollution worsens. Councillor Blair urged delaying river works until all ACT drainage ties into Weston Creek works.
Renaud Brisbane Tees and Australian Test Outlook
Cricketers weigh results as Australia trails England by 378 in 160 minutes. Weather forecaster warns hail and storms likely by 4 p.m. Draw favored. Richie Benaud faces a decisive day with Norman for Neill's steady bat despite Lawry's near miss.
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Health Minister Flags Swimming Hazard Risk at Canberra Lake
Senator Wade said tests are underway to determine if the proposed Canberra Lake could be a health hazard for swimming. The Department of Health may not decide on lake suitability until after it is filled and river discharges from Molonglo are assessed.
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Union Ends Paper Strike
SYDNEY Tuesday week old strike of printers disrupting Ye Sup and Herald newspapers ended today. Acting secretary Mr F C Willis announced the settlement with the night shift resuming at normal staffing. The day shift will resume at the usual sterling time tomorrow.
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