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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 08, 1959

Page

1

Budget deficits and debt financing in the 1958 59 year

The report details shortfalls in Excise and income tax collections, offset by higher revenue from business undertakings and territories. It notes a total Consolidated Revenue Fund receipt of £1,287.9 million, defence spending near £189.39 million, and a larger borrowing program funded via Commonwealth bonds and Treasury Bills.

Holt Commonwealth Treasury Snowy Mountains National Welfare Fund International Monetary Fund Australia Consolidated Revenue Fund

City Bachelor flats planned for Turner site in Canberra

The Minister announced a new block of bachelor flats near Lachlan Court in Barton, with a north of city site at Turner. The National Capital Development Commission will arrange three storey blocks totaling 106 units to house up to 450 workers, including a tenant restaurant and services, to be built by George Wimpey and Co. Ltd. The project, part of City Hill development, will cost about £271,467 and take around 12 months to complete.

Bachelor Lachlan Court Barton Ich City Turner City Square National Capital Depment Commission V Hill Freeth Canberra City Hill National Capital Development Commission Northbourne Avenue Department of Works News Court George Wimpey and Co. L A Heelela

Keys of Lachlan Court handed to Minister at opening

The Minister for the Interior Mr Freeth received the keys of Lachlan Court from the United Kingdom High Commissioner Lord Carrington at the official opening yesterday. National Capital Development Commissioner Mr Overall stood nearby as Lord Carrington presented the keys on behalf of contractors George Wimpey and Co. Ltd.

Freeth Lachlan Court United Kingdom Lord Carrington National Capital Development Overall George Wimpey and Co. Ltd

Indonesia's Soekarno consolidates power in new cabinet

Soekarno begins selecting a cabinet to steer Indonesia from a political and economic morass after abolishing the 1950 constitution and reinstating the 1943 charter. The army plans to seek seven cabinet posts as it backs the president in a decisive restructuring labeled ruthless but necessary. The country is told to fly flags for 10 days in celebration of the decree.

Djakarta Soeo Indonesia Constituent Assembly Djuanda Independent Times of Indonesia Soekarnono Achmed Jani Sumatra Celebes

Steelworkers Decide To Resume Work Amid Industrial Action

Mass meeting sides with direct negotiation calls while BHP relays to wait for announcements. Union officials cite ACTU plan for a sixpence raise as key condition and threaten continued disruption without talks. FLA and transport unions impose bans as about 100 workers are stood down across Newcastle and Rylands mills.

A.C.T.U FLA B.H.P Stewarts and Lloyds Rylands F.la L. Short Newcastle

Fine imposed on Montserrat ship skipper in Fremantle court

Fremantle Court fined Captain Raphaele Jaume £500 plus costs after pleading guilty to failing to maintain lifesaving equipment on the Spanish migrant liner Montserrat. Only three of 22 lifeboats were satisfactory and six rafts unserviceable. The ship carried 869 migrants, with many later moved to eastern States.

Perth Montserrat Fremantle Raphaele Jaume P. R. Connaughton N. M. Graham Jaume Spain Australia

Russians Claim Return From Space Proved Feasible

Official Tass and Moscow Radio reported last night that animals sent into space returned safely, proving the feasibility of a safe earth return. The payload carried instruments to study the solar spectrum and atmospheric gases, and named dogs Courageous and Snowy along with an unnamed rabbit.

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