Tariff cuts lift Australian trade with Japan
Canberra announces Kennedy Round tariff concessions will speed Australian trade with Japan and Britain while expanding wheat floor prices. McEwen notes reductions, with Australia to benefit from higher world price and potential gains across wheat and other exports amid four years of negotiations.
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Britain
Geneva
McEwen
Australia
Nepayer
Sary
Wndriakings
Feady
Kennedy
Ha Keeound
McFinen
Pensioners at Hillside Hostel Face Rising Lodging Costs
At least six pensioners at Hillside Hostel pay minimum weekly lodgings of 1455 with pensions only 13 a week. The Department of the Interior said a social worker would inspect conditions and investigate the situation as imports and wheat prices affect costs.
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Hillside Hostel
Australia
Ca Fe
Mllionton
Tal Hill
Hporter
Commonwealth Hostels Ltd
Wittatian
Curfew in Hong Kong prompts hardship reports
World War I veteran W Willson, 67, cites curfew affecting almost half the residents of the hovel area. He describes paying high costs for electricity and failing heating while many subsist on limited funds. Residents gather in recreation rooms amid shortages amid a government curfew and rising concerns.
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Hong Kong
W. Willson
Portier
Willson
Interior plan for pre-schools tied to primary schools
The Department of the Interior may establish and equip pre-schools to open with primary schools. Assistant Secretary Me B JA Foskett said the first centers would likely be in Belconnen suburbs, planned to start within about two years, as part of a committee report discussed with the Canberra Preschool Society.
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Department of the Interior
Ment of the Interior
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Belconnen
Foskett
ACT
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Com Nnties
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Miermoun
Austalan Rooney Manet
Obj
Vietnam
Cineway
OREO
South Vietnam
Garvan
McNamara
RSL
Satva
Macquarie
Labor to modify ALP Vietnam policy stance
A Melbourne committee recommends Labor drop unilateral Vietnam withdrawal, maintain anti conscription stance, and shift to expanded voluntary forces with better pay and conditions. The two day standing committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence approves a policy refresh for Federal Conference in Adelaide to review ALP lines.
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ALP
Adelaide
McNamara silent on troops amid Vietnam policy splits
In Sydney and Saigon, McNamara avoided endorsing mounting troop additions as Australian and US officials weigh Vietnam policy. ALP leaders split on withdrawal, while Labor backs UN peacekeeping and a shift toward pacification in Vietnam.
Opposition session frames Vietnam policy debate
The debate centers on McNamara's Vietnam tour and Johnson withdrawal plans. The article notes calls for policy shifts, debates on conscription, and the impact on Australian troops and public sentiment amid the U S and Vietnam war. It cites ALP leaders, parliamentary factions, and defense ministers in a Bid to shape future strategy.
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Wesley Commie
Calor
Westmoreland
Sini
Australian singer loses potential Broadway role
Melbourne star Jane Bronhill faced a $250,000 setback as she prepared to depart for the United States with her husband manager Richard Pinney. The London and Broadway link, a musical idea backed by Robert and Elizabeth, was to bring her back to the US stage and salary prospects. Legal and production uncertainties clouded the move as negotiations and European and American interests intersected in what would have been a major career milestone.
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Melbourne
Australia
Jane Bronhill
Miss Bronhill
USA
Richard Pinney
Ree
Robert
Elizabeth
London
Tille
US Leave Scheme for Soldiers Sparks Public Debate in Sydney
Officials in Sydney report discussion over a US leave scheme for troops, with critics noting publicity and public opinion shaping policy. A Brisbane spokesman and Queensland officials weighed in as debates consider the impact on Australian morale and security amid regional tensions.
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Australian Industry Council of
Emil
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Bassy
D. V
McNamara
As & Bae Amamed
Martin
Anid
As & Leave
Iber
Heen Ca
Queensland
Brisbane Last
Chi Ware
Israel to let UN police Suez crisis move
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a news item about Israel permitting UN forces to police the Suez area. The text mentions courts, women, TV, art, finance, and a new jackpot, with page references and unrelated phrases mixed in. The readable core centers on UN policing in Suez and Israel’s stance.
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Israel
Suez
Arte Finance
Lottery
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