Governor General Promises maximum powers to curb inflation
Sir William outlined a plan to restrain inflation by balancing demand and resources, boosting production, and cutting public expenditure. He signaled a coordinated Commonwealth and State effort, exploring export guarantees, and warning against communist influence while defending Southeast Asia and Malaya. He also noted housing, immigration, and industrial policy measures including television licensing and fruit industry action.
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Cameron Named Speaker After Bitter Labour Salvo
The House elected Cameron as speaker amid a bitter Labour challenge. Critics accused the process of bias as Cameron secured support from key allies while Labour members protested they could not vote in the ballot. The vote count stood 7 to 44 in favor of Cameron's election, with opponents questioning nominations and parliamentary rules.
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Khrushchev on Coexistence or War at Moscow Congress
Soviet leader Khrushchev warned that security and disarmament must be settled to avert war. He urged moves toward German reunification, arms reductions, and new European security measures while noting Western tension under the US British French pact.
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Surprise Move On Ministers' Salaries Debated In Parliament
A heated session saw ministers' salaries questioned amid government rush to pass the bill. Opposition leaders charged undue haste while demanding more information on ministerial pay and ministry expansion, as debate and adjournment maneuvers continued.
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Canberra’s longest hailstorm leaves city reeling
An official observer timed the storm at an unprecedented duration in Canberra on Tuesday afternoon. Rain poured heavily across suburbs including Fairbulen Yarralumta and Gvivith with hail reaching up to 48 inches in some areas. Drainage planning may be boosted by rainfall data as engineers note debris and damaged gullers. Orchards report heavy fruit loss while residents anticipate some salvageable crops for bathing use if market timing allows.
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Britain to aid Kenya with 4 million grant and 2 million loan
Britain will give Kenya a grant of 4 million pounds and seek a 2 million pound loan as part of a wider finance package. The measure aims to support Kenya's efforts amid Europe’s campaign against UC Mais Mis.
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Atomic Exchange Pact With U S
The Minister for Supply Beale announced talks between Australia United Kingdom and United States on uranium oxide sales expansion. Proposals extend tax exemptions for uranium mining profits to 1965 and detail prospect-based industrial and energy use, including reactor fuel and research benefits for Australia.
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Hydrogen Bomb Test Claims Spark Official Denial
Fragmentary report alleges ministers and opposition leaders disputed claims of a hydrogen bomb test near Australia. The House of Representatives was involved as officials rejected the notion of an imminent atomic test at Monti Bello in April.
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