N G Natives Back Pacific Federation at Summer School
Papua New Guinea leader John Guise urged a Melanesian federation uniting Pacific Islands peoples beside Australia. He called for a political party to channel Papuan aspirations and praised Australia’s electoral system while criticizing overreliant public servants and Canberra's isolation era.
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Australia
John Guise
Guise
Papua New Guinea
Pse
Pacific Islands
Ivory Tower
K. Beazley
Lab
W.A
India
Canberra
New Guinea
Papua
Mr. Guise
Ballot Placings and Voter Behavior in Australia Election
Miss Joan Ryden argues ballot positions crucial in seven House seats and that many Australians copy party how to vote cards. She decries voter apathy and limited knowledge of candidates, while Mr. Fraser counters with examples of informed voters when issues like unemployment are sharp.
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House of Representatives
Joan Ryden
Melbourne Universit
Miss Ryden
Institute of Political Science
Canberra
Australia
Miss Rydon
A. Fraser
Lab
Eden-Monaro
France Refuses U N Payment Over Congo Bond Debt
The New York Times reports France will cut its regular U N budget payment to cover its share of Congo and Middle East peacekeeping bonds. France, the Soviet Union and others have refused Congo force assessments, risking bond repayment amid bond sales shortfalls and U S backing.
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New York
A.A
France
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
New York Times
M. Roger Seydouk
General Assembly
Congo
Middle East
Soviet Union
Princ
Pal
Assembly
U.S
Kennedy
TB control cost travels through 1950s Australia
The Commonwealth Government spent over £77 million since 1948 to control tuberculosis. Dr. H. W. Wunderly notes 1950 deaths: 1,675 and a 20.48 per 100 000 rate. 1961 deaths drop to 447 and rate to 4.26 per 100 000 as population rises from 8.0 to 10.5 million. New cases weaken from 54.92 to 33.91 per cent. drugs enabled many patients to resume normal lives.
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Sydney
Medical Journal of Australia
H. W. Wunderly
Wunderly
Patrolman Halligan Heroic Bridge Rescue After Car Chase
Patrolman John Halligan plus two tow truck drivers stopped a car on a famous bridge. Carl grabbed Halligan and toppled him toward the edge before the trio overpowered the suspect. Carl, 39, faced charges of attempted murder resisting arrest firearm possession and illegal parking.
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John Halligan
Halligan
Henry Anthony Carl
Carl
Defence comments challenge Calwell on Australia’s armed forces
Opposition leader Calwell was accused by Defence Minister Townley of harming national security with attack on Australia’s preparedness. Townley defended strong three year defence spending including £30 million on Army equipment and ongoing upgrades for RAN RAAT, asserting modern forces ready for peace time threats.
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Calwell
Australia
Townley
Sydney
C.M.F
R.A.N
RAAT
Mr. Calwell
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Pacific Federation
Fraser
Lonsdale Street
Braddon
Verity Hewitt Pty. Ltd
Garema Arcade
Civic
Queanbeyan
Raton
Civic Centre
Steffan
Garema Place
R. W. Kelly
Donaldson Street
Ray
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