Move to Ban Compulsory Party Levies Sparks Parliament Action
Legislation to ban compulsory political levies faces introduction in Parliament in August. Government aims to amend the Arbitration Act to shield workers and unions from forced political contributions, targeting unionists in particular amid the Hursey case and Labour disputes. Opposition leaders may challenge the bill in court if passed.
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Jolie Levy
ALP
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Halt
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Hise of Representatives
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Jt Hind
Rade
Nto
Husseys
Secret Adelaide Atom Talks Continue Amid Citizenship Debate
In Adelaide on Wednesday secret discussions named by signatories aim to shape a federal move to control aborigines and grant full citizen rights under Western Melinine governance. Baptist Pastor Nicholls and the Australian Observant League participate in a regional meeting reviewing the issue.
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Western Melinig
Nic Petillan
Aug
Nicholls
Auotiginas Advasee- Wow League of Victoria
Stor Nicholls
Accidents in the Month Result in Minor Damage and Injuries
The report tallies 448 crashes in the ACP area with 24 persons harmed and 131 injuries. Vehicles involved include cars motor cycles and lorries among 45 utilities and 10 pedestrians, with 187 collisions recorded. No fatalities reported and most drivers showed cautious behavior.
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Sidon
Radioactive Rain Expected Over Australia
Melbourne reports that Aspendale CSLRC Meteorological head B J Deaton warned of radioactive rain across Australia within two weeks. Seismic instruments recorded detonation at Bikini Atoll on Sunday June 20 with a power far above prior tests, but officials say diffusion reduces danger. Victoria stations will monitor activity and contamination levels.
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CSLRC
Aspendale
B. J. Deaton
Australia
Deacon
Bikini Atoll
United States
Mit
Victoria
Kinglake
Heylesville
Warburton
Cahill Leads NSW Party in Banff Rockies Tour
Mr J J Cahill Premier of New South Wales tours Banff Lake Louisa area with two party members. The group meets Con stable Currie RCMP at Ban Springs Hotel in Canadian Rockies. Mentioned figures include Wallace Worth Aubrey Coady.
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New South Wales
Conteable
JH. Currie
Banff
RCMP
Ban Springs Hotel
Canadian Rockies
Banff-Lake Louisa
Wallace Worth
N.S.W. Public Service Board
Cahill
Constable Currie
Aubrey Coady
N.S.W. Treasury
Japanese Coal Experts To Seek Supplies
A group of Japanese experts from seven leading steel companies will travel to Australia this month to survey supply prospects. The visit follows a strike reducing Japan's coking coal intake by about 2 million tons and ongoing trade tensions with Communist China.
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Chui
Japan
Lecturer to address Newcastle College stage amid Orr case
The article notes a lecturer planned to speak at Newcastle University College on July 23 with other tentative engagements in Canberra on July 23 and Sydney on July 22. Crown law authorities in Tasmania examine statements from the Scots Kirk Session report on the Orr case for possible contempt of court, with no conclusions yet.
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Todd
Newcastle University College
Canberra
Sydney
Crown Law
Tasmania
Fagan
Crown Law Department
Pygon
Chamoun Signals Resignation Amid Lebanese Crisis
President Chamoun said he plans to resign when his term ends. The upheaval in Lebanon includes a deadly explosion and near total shop closures as opposition and security tensions rise. Syria and Turkey border actions were reported affecting regional mobility and safety.
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AAP Reuter
Chamoun
Lebanon
American Associated Presa
Tir
United States
AAP
Reuter
Lyra
Hasluck Rejects Soviet Charges on Papua and New Guinea
Australian Minister for Territories Hasluck dismissed Soviet charges as baseless saying Australia administers Papua and New Guinea under an agreement with the United Nations and that Soviet criticism stems from political motives during UN discussions. He praised progress in the territories amid alleged external agitation.
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Pepa
Ines
New Guinea
Teustegsn
Cowncil
Lotanov
Wis
Payrun
Hasek
Papu
Australia
General Assembly of the
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Wail Ate
Hassuels
Youths On Trial For Attack On Soekarno
In Djarkarta military court four youths aged 13 to 24 face charges linked to the November assassination attempt on President Soekarno. Defence counsel sought bail as prosecutors pressed for death sentences for three defendants and a 20 year term for another. trial resumes July 22.
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Dwakarta
A.A.P
Jonleney
Sockarao
Atu Djalar
Diefenbaker Talks Defence Body With United States
Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker and President Eisenhower discuss forming a joint defence body in a 96 minute meeting at Diefenbaker’s residence. They review the world situation and consider Canada United States defence cooperation in NATO and continental security.
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My. Diefenbaee
NATO
Gal Inter
Anwroum Si
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