Grant Sought to Avert ACT Works Delay
The Minister for Works, Mr Fairhall, said an additional grant is needed as Canberra government projects outpace current funding of 13,410,000. He emphasized no interruption to the works program between now and year end, noting transfers and rising personnel. Treasury response will determine final approval.
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Dr Cameron states no risks from Salk polio vaccine
Dr Cameron defends the Salk polio vaccine as safe and voluntary, noting extensive testing and zero paralysis cases among millions of vaccinated Canadian children. He cites Canada and the United States as models and describes Australia's rigorous safety checks and independent testing plans before release.
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United States
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Sir Alan Watt Appointed To Tokyo Post
Australian foreign service changes spread across Asia with Sir Alan Watt moving from Singapore to Tokyo as Australian representative on the WHAT-Council. R L Harry named to Sir Watt’s Singapore post, while Gusey announced the shift after Watt’s departure. Bangkok embassies noted in the report.
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Yor
Asia
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Australien
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Bangkok
All Employers Bound To Shearing Rate
Sydney reports highlight that pastoral employers were bound by the Federal award. Joe Adilsibay and other industry employees discuss the correct rate with Mr Donovan. The Australian Workers' Union secretary T Dougherty opposes the awards and questions Donovan's authority beyond the Coaches Association scope.
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Joe Aso
Donovan
Coaches Assoviatiom
Norman Best Sells Firm for Millions in Shares
The Daily Express reports Norman Best, the 41 year old former radio repair entrepreneur, has sold Antiterenca Ltd in shares worth about £1.8 million. Best built his fortune producing Keaape Latevi aerials and other radio gear.
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Nishm
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Daily Express
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Government Seeks Experts Advice From Outside to Aid Policy
The Prime Minister announced after committee preparation that Cabinet will shape its economic plan with input from a diverse outside panel. Members include Sir Roland Wilson and Dr. Swan, among others, chosen to provide expert views while remaining nonpartisan.
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Roland Wilson
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Prime Minister's Department
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Common Wealth Bank
Dy HG. Coombs
Me RJ
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Thancyllor
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Ate 1Ville
Swan
National University
Danial
Phe
Witness Collapses in Sweltering Courtroom Proceedings
In Cannbow County Court a witness aged about 40 collapsed during sessions. Edgar Richard Sin of Pitt Street Narrawunah was examined by Mr Collins when he fainted, revived after ten minutes with a doctor called by Mr B.G.P Keane. The courtroom windows were closed to muffle noise from a nearby Census Office, and the adjournment followed requests to repeat evidence due to the disturbance.
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Yeatenday
Edgar Richard Sin
Pitt Street
Nurrabuncah
Me. Collins
Sim
BG. P. Keane
Ofice
Bureau of Census and Statistica
Pc.p Keane
Keane
Grazier Rescues Woman From Flooded Route to Hospital
Sydney reports a 37 year old Donna was carried 30 miles through Moodwatera by a grader to reach Munginilf Hospital after floodbound homes cut her off. Police called in Hilon Montgomery who assisted Denis and Urien in guiding the patient over fences and bush to rail trolleys for transfer. An immediate operation for appendicitis was performed upon arrival.
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Munginilf
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Donna
Rollo
Pollee
Halel Alia
Hilon Montgomery
Denis
Uren
Muni MW Hospital
Uchke
Labour Boycott and Expanded Foreign Affairs Joint Committee
The government expanded the Foreign Affairs Joint Committee to 60 members, up from 19, with opposition representation limited after Labour Party boycotts. Deputy Leader Calwell and External Affairs Minister Casey sparred over the committee’s power to call witnesses.
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Labru
Barty
Sovernment
Bn Poresa
Votna la
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Labor Party
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Senators Agree To Ministers Salary Increases
Parliament debates a bill on minister salaries as Prime Minister Menzies offers a vote option. Government Senators edge toward conciliation but divisions appear over process and timing. If amendments fail, the measure may pass unamended with increases reportedly delayed until July 1.
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Richardon
U K Critics On Wheat Policy At International Talks
In Geneva on Wednesday Australia and Britain’s National Farmers Union criticized Well-being concerns and Britain's non participation in the International Wheat Agreement. Sir Edwin McCarthy backed Britain’s stance while urging cautious moves toward stock accumulation and production controls amid high costs for UK producers.
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Unions Seek Pay Rise of £200 Million
Melbourne hearing on a proposed pay rise worth about 200 million pounds as unions push for a four to five percent salary increase. Counsel argued the claim would raise costs by roughly four percent of total wages, while employers noted profits and incomes were buoyant. The Arbitration Court session continues with further testimony planned for tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Wnions
Avtitration
Eggleston
Colinsel
Washington accepts no evidence of communist charges
The State Department says it has no evidence to support claims that an American gesturer ballonnenue the country. Bees Singers are sestoualy. tyur 'ne Caunthers.
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Washington
LS. State Department Cayls
Gestiger
Plane wreckage sighted from air near Derby
Wreckage found about 50 miles from Derby during aerial search for the missing Plane which left Tableland Station on a mercy mission. The color Ansod aircraft carried a baby and four adults. The minister for air announced the discovery and said the debris appeared to include a cowl, tailplane and fuselage parts.
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North West
Ap Walle
Department of Civil Avia
Air
Townley
Derby
Tableland Staition
Residents Await Second Flood Crest in Barwon River Towns
Residents brace as Barwon River towns near a second flood crest while the Darling River tributary and swollen creeks flood inland. Authorities deliver food drops and plan air fuel runs for planes aiding isolated areas. Bourke expects the flood to intensify. Sydney logs unprecedented wet weather with heavy rain and rising flood totals across suburbs.
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Aleials Trans
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Beale Denies Atom Link To Australian Floods
Record rain and floods blamed on weather rather than nuclear tests. Minister for Supply Mr Beale told the House of Representatives there was no truth in theories of a weather-atomic test connection, replying to Mr Wheeler.
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Mr. Beale
Australia
Wheeler
Lib
Mitchell
Beale
Conference On Milk Report Delivers Webb Findings
A meeting with Dairying sector leaders and the Secretary of the Interior, Mr W A Mobaren, discussed the Webb report on ACT milk supply. CG Webb’s recommendations drew critique from the company. Discussions remained unfinished, Webb not invited to comment yet.
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U-Operaive Mille Co. Ltd
Ehndt
Department of the Intere
W. AL Mobaren
Webb
Sullle Supply
Mri
Ayler Vine
Mer
McLaren
Ida Pint
Atomic test debate prompts private consideration in Parliament
Fragmented report states Prime Minister Menzies and Parliament members discuss the feasibility of witnessing atomic tests. The Australian community and Wentworth discussions surface as officials weigh political practicality and public interest in such demonstrations.
Aga Khan Expected To Show Improvement In Quick Recovery
In brief news, Aga Khan's health is described as optimistic for a swift recovery amid ongoing illness at age 78. Reports mention prior heart and nervous troubles and reference to Victorian-era coins and a mysterious note found during a Manchester event, with unclear connections to the medical update.
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Aga Khan
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Manchester
Royal
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