Senate defeat in Australia prompts tax debate and spending curb
The Australian Senate defeated the government on a motor vehicle sales tax issue in a clash over economic policy. SenatorsPaltridge and others urged spending cuts and higher import duties on luxury cars to correct the trade balance, while the government plans a Senate reattempt with possible amendments.
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Senate
Aise
Iissive Beenie
Australia
House of Representatives
Paltridge
Reserve Bank
Xin
Hixary
Canberra letters reflect on work and reform era tensions
Separated letters discuss labor, court prudence, and political reform in Canberra. The writer references Hopetoun Circuit and Adelaide Avenue and thanks Mrs Gum in a brief, opinionated notice about local civic issues and the idea of "live and let live."
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Canberra
Fenure
Hopetoun Circuit
Adelaide Avenue
Stolen Church Board Sparks Debate On Growth vs. Charity
A reader pleads for expression over a missing church board while criticizing priorities. The note argues that wealthier church projects overshadow aiding the poor, urging consideration of Idris Evans and sentiments about community needs.
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Idris Evans
Senate Defeats Tax Increase Bill. Sessions Continue
The Senate met at 2 15 pm yesterday to consider the Insurance and Sales Tax on motor vehicles. The Sales Tax Bill failed and two committee stages were adjourned. Today at 2 15 pm the Senate resumes questions and discussion of the Crimes Bill in committee. House sessions at 2 30 pm will debate the Public Service Bill in committee.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Kennedy Begins To Assemble His U.S. Ministerial Team
The report outlines President Kennedy’s early cabinet picks, naming Luther H. Hoages of North Carolina as Secretary of Commerce and G. Meynen Williams of Michigan as Assistant Secretary for African Affairs. It notes Williams’s civil rights work and Kennedy’s budget chief choice, Dr. David E. Bell, with details on their backgrounds and aims for administration unity and reform.
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Kennedy
U.S
Slashington
Luther H. 62
North Carolina
Smpaign
Luther Rarweil Hoages
Virginia
Leaksville
University of North Carolina
Marshall Field and Company
Chicago
United States
G. Meynen Wilarma
Michigan
Fate
Williams
Michie Ran State Corporation
Securities Commission
Jams
Liberia
Ghana
Gerhard Mennen William
Henry P
Elma Mennen Williams
Gerhard
Germany
Budget Bureau
David E. Bell
Harvard
Einauer Centre For Public Administration
Truman
Litelauer Centre
Mi m
Ford Foundation
Pakistan
Liteelauer Centre
Harvard Graduate School of Public Administration
White House
Bell
Dr. Bell
Public meetings urge port development and city controls
Hastings residents press governments to develop a new port at Weseraport Bay while a 12 member committee studies the plan. A large gathering supported the project, noting entrance width and depth, with university, real estate, and civic figures attending.
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Faecees
Weseraport
Bay
Bas Ee
Hastings Aed
Bie Teal
Beay
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University of Chicago
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Victoria
Ernment Council
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