Government's surprise reversal on car sales tax
The 10 percent extra sales tax on new motor vehicles imposed on November 15 will be lifted today. Prime Minister Menzies announced this after reviewing the economy, saying the tax caused negative psychological effects and did not sustain overall policy aims.
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Menzies
Cabirie
Calwell
Australia
Holt
Act.u
Melbourne
Motor
Indus
Menien
Superan
Ble
Wendl
Treasury
Royal visit highlights Burma and Canberra meetings
Earl Mounthawen of Burma and Admiral of the Fleet met Prime Minister Mountbatten during a four day Canberra visit. They conferred with Cabinet Ministers and the Opposition Leader Dr. Catwell. A speedily arranged Returned Services tongue festival was noted.
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Burma
United Kingdom
Earl Mountbatten
Canberra
Dr. Catwell
Ufter
Spee
Premier announces £4m Nowra paper mill expansion
The Premier Mr Heffron and Shoalhaven Paper Mills Ltd General Manager announced a £4 million expansion at Nowra to boost production of writing and printing papers. The project may rise to £7 million with further development and new processes.
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Jesuiay
Heffron
Anowield
Nowra
Shoalhaven Paper Mills Ply, Ltd
Australia
Ater
U N authorises force to halt Congo civil war
The 11 member U N Security Council voted to authorize force as a last resort to stop the Congo crisis. Soviet Union abstained on a related bid to withdraw the operation. Six Lumumbist leaders were executed in South Kasai after transfer from Leopoldville.
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Congo
A.A.P
Entity Council
U.N. 1
Dag Hammarskjoeld
Patrice Lumamba
Kalusiga
Lumuanba
Aanon
Katan
Me Tshonthe
U.N. Security Council
Tshombe
Security Council
United Nations
Leopoldville
Jacques Lumbala
United Arab Republic
Ceylon
France
Liberia
Valerian Zorin
Hammarskjaekt
Inter
Russia
Utah
Steopold Rifle
Katanga
South Kasai
Baluba
Rajeshwar Dayal
Many
Grewoire Kuminga
Yewry
Dayal
Andre Kabeyiy
Himelf
Soutly Kaxai
Kabeya
Ing
Associated Press
The
Albert Kalonji
Tug In Sight Ship Reports New Zealand Channel
A message from the captain of the grounded and holed British vessel Ravie reports sight of the ship in the Middleton Reef area about 120 miles north of Port Howe. The Rani and Ravie captains say transfers are paused due to moderate seas but all aboard are well.
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Ravie
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Middleton Reef
Tord Howe
Rani
Eyal Sendall
Sydney Mt
Moaderte Seas
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