One Australia idea proposed by Sir Macfarlane Burnet
Sir Macfarlane Burnet argued that skin colour should not define Australia and urged migration policy toward a broader merged national identity. He cautioned against quotas and said Australia could remain one nation as its population evolves through inter racial marriages and natural selection.
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Australia
Walter and Eliza Hall
Australi
Macfarlane
Asia
Ate Macfarlane
Australis
Time for alteration urged in immigration law stance
The British and Foreign Bible Society figure urged changes in imminent or existing legislation to reduce stigma against Australia in Asia. The speaker argued for modifications to allow aid to four groups and advocated a gesture to ease policy toward Asian nations.
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Ganon He
British and Foreign Bible Society
Australa
Asia
Ramate
Migration views spark debate on bloodline mixing
The speaker argues that blood mixing through intermarriage carries social implications. He condemns Asian migration while supporting European inflows. A quota or restriction is proposed as the best current approach within the migration scheme.
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Baldwin
Asia
Europe
Worl
Monte Carlo Rally Echoes With Australians In Fray
Australian drivers Edgar Perkina and Gregory Cusack were among 129 entrants in the Monte Carlo rally. Dawn trials closed with a challenging mountain road section as crews pushed toward the finish.
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Monte Carlo
Hurstay
Reuter
Edgar Perkina
Gregory Cusack
Sale Mountain Road
Elephants to be used on Salisbury farm plan
Salisbury, Thursday. Lord Acton told AAP that Sathin plans replace tractors with elephants on his farm, a move described as well thought out by Acton.
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Salisbury
Southernia
A.A.P
Lord Acton
American Associated Press
Sathin
Cancer Institute Rejects Japan Antibiotic As Cancer Cure
The National Cancer Institute rejected Japan's antibiotic I mycin C as a potential cancer cure. It noted that the drug often causes major toxic reactions while showing little objective improvement in U S clinical trials.
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Washington
A.A.P
National Cancer Institute
Japan
Flood danger on New South Wales north coast prompts evacuations
Heavy rains flood the Clarence and other rivers along the New South Wales coast forcing evacuations in South Green and Lismore. Police moved 15 families through floodwaters while 12 more were evacuated in Lismore as the Clarence River and other waterways rose toward flood levels.
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Clarence River
Ali
Craton
Dorriebay
Eersk
Ion
Dorrigo
Wan
Nandalide
McLeay
Kempsey
Bellinger River
Lowevans Arta
East Bellingen
Lismore
New Poison Said To Be Worse That H Bomb
British scientists warn of a new nerve toxin more destructive than the H bomb. They fear small nations could mass produce it secretly, contaminating water and food and threatening cities and civilians.
Bombs disrupt Buenos Aires as unions pause general strike
Leaders of industrial unions secretly reversed their plan to keep the strike indefinite and will reveal reasons in a formal declaration. About 100 bombs exploded around Buenos Aires mostly on railway lines disrupting services. Tear gas squads blocked a 2000-strong march and police used gas to stop workers from seizing a brewery. Wounds were few. Official war-time losses hit about £67 million.
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Buenos Aire3
Buenos Aires
Tce
Lomes
Wrike
Hawthorn Dies In Car Crash
London reports Mika Hawthorn champion driver and former winner who retired last month died in a collision near Guildford south of London. The accident occurred while he was driving alone in the car. Emergency crews attended the scene.
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Hawthorn
London
Reuter
Wor
Mika
Insry
Guildford
Lene
Macmillan Urges Coexistence Amid Global Tensions
London Thursday AP report shows Prime Minister Macmillan addressing Foreign Association luncheon. He stresses not dwelling on pessimism about prospects for success and urges a broad optimistic outlook and tempered perspective while noting the need for mutual understanding and shared travel in peaceful development.
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London
Foreign Association
Cotton Cloth Trade News From London
Fragmentary note reports a London cloth market shift with Liverpool Manchester and Leeds involvement. Economic hints reference sales in cotton cloth and trade activity over a period described as two centuries.
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London
Thunday
Lanceshire
Minister Defends Hotel Site Plan Amid Criticism
The minister stood by the Braddon hotel project despite protests over the Northbourne Avenue and Ipima Street site. Discussions with the National Capital Development Commission and company officials focused on the site, alternative locations, and development costs, with authorities committed to building at least £350,000 worth of housing alongside the venture.
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Ipima
Fats
Braddon
National Capital Develit Commission
J. W. Ht
Ment , Ltd
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