Industry and unions at budget talks with senior ministers
Senior Cabinet Ministers will discuss the current economic situation with industry and commerce leaders next week to help decide on Budget policy. Officials say the talks aim for a neutral budget balancing full employment and rising defence, wages, and public spending.
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McPower
McEwen
Usiaian
Couneil Offendensin
Terrine Indiatriey
Ceaning Whan
Treasury
Paster the brood mare dies at 24 in New Zealand
The New Zealand brood mare Paster, a Melbourne Cup double winner by Siena, passed away aged 24 at Greytown Wairarapa. Her progeny include Fast Alonzo and other noted winners from the Dickson Centre foundation. A Baptist service honors her legacy tomorrow in New Zealand.
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Wencigiv
Mure Jay
Paster
Greytown
Wairarou
Ber
Alonzo
New Zealink
Wil Carrer
Sinan
Dickson Centre
Oa Sane
Piaaue New Baptist Fave
Memos
Aus
Japan
Puffing Billy concept of U K. Puffing Billy concept of U K
Peter Tennant, director of Taian Industries, spoke in London about the Puffing Billy concept at a Sydney exhibition, criticizing British stereotypes of Australians and urging maturity in relations. He quipped about Australians’ height, suggesting Puffing Billy’s idea belong in industrial archaeology museums.
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Tennant
Britain
Australia
Industrial Archaeology
New Zealand Hints Free Trade Talks With Australia Not Committed
Wellington reports Acting Prime Minister John Marshall said New Zealand government has made no commitments on free trade plans with Australia. Industry federation expressed concern over a report that plans had been greatly expanded. Marshall noted joint negotiations are being considered and a ministerial meeting with Australia’s McEwen could not be fixed at this time. An industry question about cooperative production in car components was to be considered.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Australia
John Marshall
Marahath
Manufacture” Federation
Marshall
McEwen
France May Halt Nuclear Tests If Global Ban Agreed
France would suspend tests in the Gambier Islands if major powers reach a total test ban and destruction of all nuclear weapons. M. Alain Sice, the French Charge D Affaires in Wellington, said Paris could proceed in six testing stages, not before 1966, while pursuing contact with New Zealand and other allies. The report also notes Australian naval movements near Hong Kong after a collision incident weeks earlier.
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Rotorua
New Zealand
France
Gambier Islands
Wellington
M. Alain Sice
M. Sice
United States
Pacific
Hong Kong
Zealand
MEMA
Alien
Melbourne
Hong
Kong
Geq
MLAS
Voyager
OH Becher
Hmas Vendetta
Unclaimed £25,000 Linked to Pergo and Insurance Firms
A fragment notes £25,000 unclaimed funds linked to Pergo pals with file Insurance companies. The text is incomplete but implies an unclaimed sum involving named entities and insurers.
Australian boy to be deported from New Zealand
A 14 year old Australian boy will be deported from New Zealand for stealing £20 from a woman he was boarding with in Auckland. He appeared in court and pleaded guilty. The case notes the boy’s youth and his intended deportation follows his conviction.
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Auckland
Muruay
New Zealand
Prn
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Laminex
Donoghue & Hopkins Pty
McEwans
Canberra
Glass & Building Services Pty. Ltd
Gerflex
ACI
Sowroom
Car, Eyre and Jardine Sts
Kingston
Australian Consolidated Industries
Ampol Motor Oi
Mr. McEwen
Tisi da
Bvep
Mt Newman
Pilbara
Austala
PPA Ate
Valles, Manca
Puffing Billy
U K
N.Z
Carrier
Pergo
Commonwealth Cratetie
Screeay
Insurance
S.W. Caffin
Fsurance Company
the Treaury
Stanialar
Deane
North Ryde
Tad
Alinga Street
Civic Centre
V.I.P
Gentleman
Grey
Lice
Yarra Falls
True V.lp
Ernest Hiller
Gentleman Grey
Magis
Civic Floorcovering CO
Northbourne Avenue
City
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