Letters praising discipline and warning against communism
Margaret Mallett from Barton writes reacting to Malcolm Harrison and Ron Fraser about parenting, discipline, religion, and democracy. She criticizes lenient child-rearing, praises moral responsibility, denounces communism, and questions academic influences, urging Australians to preserve traditional values.
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Mahomet
Igneed
S Gough
Scopes
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Gough
Margaret] Mallett
Lawley House
Barton
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Victoria Poll Signals Drift in Australian Labor Unity
The Victorian election result shows the Democratic Labour Party boosting its vote, suggesting Labour's unity issues persist while bolstering DLP morale. The outcome, while favorable to Commonwealth supporters, may not forecast federal fate, as Labor fights unemployment and credit squeeze with Victoria’s political climate shaping the campaign.
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Bolte
Victoria
Australia
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Butler reshapes Tory ideals amid moral revival push
Derek Moon surveys R A Butler as he reshapes Conservative policy toward moral values over materialism. The Home Secretary and party figure edges Britain’s Tories toward a postwar moral reawakening, challenging Labour’s softer stance while facing Prime Minister Macmillan’s stance on policy.
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R. A. Butler
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House of Commons
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Enough
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Labour
Eal
Bass baritone Kim Borg Recital Impresses At Albert Hall
Bass baritone Kim Borg and accompanist David Andrews offered a dynamic Albert Hall recital mixing Schubert songs with Finnish and Scandinavian pieces and Ravel. Borg showed dramatic range and wit though occasional intonation lapses and overused glissando surfaced. Andrews provided exceptional accompaniment enhancing delicate motifs and color in Die Stadt and En visa will Kariis.
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Heine
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Rangstrom
Sibelius
Pyanen
Borg
Jeronimus Sane
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Russia’s Trade Doubles in Four Years
Rome report says Russia’s trade nearly doubled from 479 million to 928 million pounds sterling between 1955 and 1959. FAO announced in Rome noting 90 percent rise in Communist country trade and imports up about 100 percent. Brie记 fish United Press reported a 54 percent broader rise with Communist ties.
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Russia
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P.A.O
Briefish United Press
Portrait of Dr J W Edwards Wins Tumut Festival Prize
Former Canberra Grammar School head master Dr J W Edwards won the Tumut Festival prize this year. The Old Boys Union commissioned Mr Inson to paint Edwards portrait, which was presented to the Graham Inson.
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Moscow
Gluckman
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