Barwick Acts On Unfair Trading Legislation
Government to legislate against restrictive practices to safeguard free enterprise. Attorney-General Sir Garfield Barwick stated plans tabled in the House of Representatives while overseas, aiming to preserve competition while promoting economic development and expansion.
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Wade Prace Tees
Garfield Barwick
House of Representatives
Interior
Wreeth
Sir Garfield
Garfield
Government considers state level price and competition laws
A tribunal notes discussions with the Attorney General and states about complementary state registration of business practices. Some could be registered and lawful while others banned. Banned acts include price fixing, collusive bidding, and monopolisation, with aims to fit a modern enterprise system.
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At & Joss
Garfield
Five Die In Crash Near Wangaratta On Home Highway
Five people died in a head on collision between a car and a semi trailer eight miles from Wangaratta on the Home Highway about fifty miles from Albury. Police released few details as rescuers fought a blaze, using oxy acetylene torches to free the charred remains.
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Melbourne
Wangaratta
Albury
Acad
Suivert
S 1
Last Rites for Molonglo Pig Mystery
A river carcass, dumped near Oaks Estate Bridge, triggers terse inquiries among Canberra departments. Officials refuse responsibility while police pursue the dumper. Questions cover which department bears duty for river safety and removal of refuse, and who must act to avert health hazards.
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Department of the Interior
Jay
Department of Health
Department of the Insector
Squirerss Times
Molongla
Queambeyan
Canberns
Oaks Estate
Medical Offer of Health
Director-General of
Health
Sisters Dead Man Charged In Melbourne Homicide
Two sisters Lynette Ainsworth 19 and Anthea Ainsworth 16 of Coghlan Street Niddrie were found dead after a man allegedly claimed a woman’s body in his car. Lynette was shot three times and Anthea lay dead at the Ainsworth home. A 23 year old laborer, a boarder at the home, was charged with murder.
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Melbourne
Ponds
Lynette Ainsworth
Anthea Ainsworth
Coghlan Street
Niddrie
Lynette
Len
Ainsworth
Anthea
Moonee
London Smog Lifts Amid Toll From Dense Haze
The London smog begins to clear as officials report 66 deaths since Monday night and 25 English counties affected. Hospitals were overwhelmed, alerts went red, and residents used gauze masks and scarves. Several ships and flights faced cancellations and delays.
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London
Iriwain
Strathmore
Australian
Smidg
Europe
Holland
Reuter
Norwes
Denmark
Jan Fog
Kastruph
Copenhagen
Twa
Lig
Canberra Records Second Lowest December High
December day in Canberra featured a highest temperature of 5.8 degrees, 19 degrees below normal, with 46 points of rainfall reported between 3 pm and 6 pm amid heavy driving rain. The event followed an 18 point overnight drop, as workers and shoppers endured a late afternoon downpour. More rain and cold weather are forecast for today and the weekend.
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Canberra
Iby Iscaqa
Cars Damaged In Hole On Causeway After Heavy Rain
A causeway was closed for an hour last night as workmen repaired a large hole undermined by a heavy rainstorm. Cars sustained damage but no injuries reported. The road re opened to traffic shortly after repairs were completed.
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Commonwealth Avenue Causeway
Wotice
Pam
East West Satellite Agreement Aims Joint Space Weather Study
The United States and the Soviet Union announced a plan to co operate on weather and geomagnetic satellites with coordinated experiments from 1962 to 1965. The accord includes joint communications experiments via Echo A-12 and future weather satellite testing, with plans for a global space communications project.
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New York
P.-Reuter
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
An Outer Space
Kennedy
Krushchev
Gol
John Glenn
Gree
U.S
Oiher
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Sam Picker
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Yass
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Bigga
K. McFesers
Vass
Goulburn
Pictor
Oaksdle Bridge
British Railways
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