Australian immigration debate introduced at Canberra summer school
Professor R T Appleyard, head of economics at Western Australia, notes one in five Australians are post war immigrants or children. His Canberra paper for the Australian Institute of Political Science questions immigration's costs and benefits, urging new inquiry into policy impacts on capital, environment, and social training. The paper was prepared to introduce the summer school in Canberra from January 34 to February, and suggests the old consensus on immigration may be unfounded.
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Australian Institute of Political Science
Canberra
Profesor Appleyard
Chaiman
Department of Coomarnics
Sineerity
Western Australia
Social Science Research Council
Australi
Australia
Senate
Paul Haslick
New Zealand
Timan
CSIRO
J. R. Price
Paul
Mhen de Price
Australia among worst nations for road deaths in 1947 68 survey
Melbourne report summarises a Metropolitan Life Insurance survey showing Australia had 27.7 deaths per 100 000 population from 16 accidents during 1947 68, second only to West Germany in 1967 68 and behind Japan in per mile rates. The study notes Australia’s high death rate relative to car ownership and calls for stricter drink driving laws and better road safety measures.
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Melbourne
Australia
Wort
Germany
Metropolitan Life Insurance Om ‘Reny
New York
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West Germany
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United States
Japan
Finland
Britain
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Cinul- W Fipuire
Injburn Police
LSI
Canada
New
Zealand
Pranve
Denmark
Councillor Hatton to contest South Coast seat as Independent
Shoalhaven Councillor John Hatton announced he will contest the South Coast seat as an Independent in the Stile elections on February 14. The Nowra High School teacher aims to unseat sitting Minister for Conservation Beale, who has held the seat 28 years. A boundary change extended the electorate from the Shoalhaven River at Nowra to Bega.
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Wowra
Shoalhaven
John Hatton
South Coast
Nowra High School
Ir Beale
Nan
Nowra
Bega
Soviet object to ocean base in Indian Ocean plan
A Soviet Embassy publication said the joint British US plan to build military bases in the Indian Ocean marks a new phase in anti colonial struggles in Asia and Africa. It cited Diego Garcia as a key site and warned bases would feature airfields docks and missile capable ports to project force and move troops across the region.
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Indian Ocean
Asia
Africa
Pribasky
Annal
Vplacl
Washington
London
Jome
Pentagon
Europe
Australia
Diego
Caast
Middle Garcia
Us State Department
Secret WWII incident recalled by Soviet official in Canberra
Captain Nicolai N. Malakhov, head of the Soviet Maritime Passenger Agency, recounted a WWII engagement off NSW where his ship Wellen confronted the Japanese submarine 1-29 near Newcastle in 1942. Naval records show the sub later attack on Sydney Harbour plans. Wellen fired back but neither vessel sank. The submarine’s fate was later, per Japanese sources, to be sunk by Swordfish in 1944.
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Canberra
Nicolai N. Malakhov
Malakhov
Nsw
Ussr
Japan
Soviet Union
L. D. Emmerson-Elliott
Canberra Pty Ltd
Ivan Franco
RAN
Melbourne
Wellen
Newcastle
Sydney Harbour
Sydney
Hmas Arunta
Perkins
Tromp
Russia
Swordfish
Philippines
Moon
Earth
Talks on ban on merino exports in Melbourne
A Melbourne meeting will debate reimposing the export ban on merino rams. The Australian Wool Industry Conference will review the partial easing enacted by the Federal Government. The ACTU black ban and Labor opposition shape the odds as industry groups weigh a return to restrictions.
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Melbourne
Australian Wool Industry Conference
Australia
ACTU
Labor Party
Australian Wool and Meat Producers Federation
Sinch
Porte
Feders
CSIRO Warns Balance Needed Between Environment and Industry
The CSIRO argues for balancing environmental protection with development of Australia’s primary and secondary industries. It cites rising global concern about pollution, cites Sir Paul Hasluck’s calls for an Office of the Environment, and notes Price’s view that science remains essential to address pollution, conservation, and predicting adverse effects of technology.
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Australia
Price
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