Death of fish blamed on change in water temperature
Sydney reports thousands of NSW North coast fish died tied to an intense temperature shift near the continental shelf. Dr J M Thompson of CSIRO Fisheries Division cites cold water from depths as a possible cause, while investigations continue. December 19 saw fish beaching at Evans Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
J. M. Thompson
Nsw
Thompson
C.s.lr.o
N.S.W. Coast
Evans Head
Second Stage of Trade Plan Delayed by Common Market
After 24 hours of tense talks the Ministerial Council failed to agree on a Common Market farm policy to advance to the second stage. West Germany will preside until agriculture is resolved, with France to take over on January 1. The pact to equalize wages progresses, aiming for 15 percent by 1962 and 10 percent by 1963.Meanwhile Tobacco monopoly announces price cuts on 40 cigarette brands from January 1 due to tariff reductions.
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Brussels
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
West Germany
France
Anglican Church in Australia gains autonomous status
The Church of England in Australia moves toward independence with a new constitution creating an Australian Ecclesiastical Court. A synod will decide final rules in May and whether the Archbishop of Sydney remains Primate. Anglicanism remains the country’s largest denomination with about four million adherents.
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U.K
Sydney
Iralian Medical Associa
England
Australia
Britain
British Medical Asociation
Australian Medical Association
British Medical Association
Royal Australian Colleges of Surgeons and Physicians
Australian College of Obstetricians
Church of England
Austion
Church of
Privy Council
Gough
Main year events highlight Canberra and national figures
A year in Canberra highlights include Viscount De L'Isle unveiling a memorial eight miles from the city and Catherine Sidney unveiling Ethos statue in City Square. Other items feature U S Army General Powell visit, Menzies opening Goodwin Centre, Antarctic Conference, National Heart Campaign, and academia expansions.
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Viscount de L'Isle
A Club
Catherine Sidney
Ethos
City Square
Tom Bass
Sydney
New City Eats
Canberra
Acton
United States Continental Army Command
Herbert B. Powell
Coral Sea
Menzies
Ainslie
Parliament House
Australian National University
R. G Menzies
V.M.C.A
Commonwealth
Dallas Brooks
General Nasulion
Antarctic Treaty Ends Territorial Claims Debate
The text notes that due to the Antarctic Treaty of December 1959, signed by 12 nations including the Soviet Union and the United States, sovereignty claims are frozen and the region must be used for peaceful purposes.
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Soviet Union
United States
Prom Atle Socns Travel Crime Case Noted
Officials report a misdirected prom journey involving Atle Socns and Denis from Power Hee. Investigators cite irregular travel plans and a dispute among attendees with potential charges under local crime statutes.
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Denis Fron Power Hee. PE Dierartes
Fron
Meg Mock
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Fyshwick
Phillips Newsagency
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Melbourne
A. G. Keys
Green Square
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G. J. Haynod & Co
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Mort Street
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Queanbeyan
Civin
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CTY
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Ctiartfr
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Byn
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