Cyprus Self Determination Supporter Calls For Fair Policy
K Buckley vice-president of the Committee for Cyprian Self-Determination in Sydney argues that self-determination for Cyprus is grounded in international law and morality. He condemns violence and harsh penalties while urging Britain and Australia to mediate toward independence and equality for Cypriots.
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Cyprus
Questier
Cyprian
Canberra Times
Greece
Labour Party
Liberal Party
Britain
Arnold Toynbee
Victoria University College, Wellington
N.Z
Manchester Guardian
Australia
Aimilar
Committee For Cyprian Self
Mel- Souvre
Adelaide
Cypria
Conerra
Fyr‘t
Edom
Trevte
United Nations
Cypris
K. Buckley
Sydney
Economic policy clash over wage rises and cost of living
The piece argues states face political trouble reversing wage hikes tied to living costs. It questions price controls and suggests Commonwealth subsidies funded by extra taxation, possibly cutting defence spendings as Britain plans. It notes the Prime Minister and international talks will guide Australia’s path.
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Commonwealth
Britain
Australia
Jenzies
London
United States
Increase in Technical Aid to Asia Urged
Mr Casey addressed the annual meeting of the Federal Council of the Australian Association for WN on the UN expanded programme of technical assistance. He urged raising aid from about a third of promoter resources to match Asia's needs and encouraged Asian countries to seek more aid and skilled personnel. He noted a Treasurer directive to align estimates with the new Budget and to keep Colombo Plan funding at last year's level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Federal Council of the Australian Association For WN
Arthur Padden
Asia
Caseywaldt
Australia
Labour Opposes Race Laws in Britain Policy Plan
Labour proposes to direct all British colonial governments to remove administrative and statutory racial discrimination if returned to power. The policy, drafted by the Commonwealth sub committee, will be submitted for approval at the Labour Party conference in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labour
Labour Party
Governor-General Opens War Memorial Centre in Sydney
The Governor-General Field-Marshal Sir William Blim, with Aide de Camp Captain M. A. P. Mitchell, opened the War Memorial Centre at the Great Synagogue in Sydney yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blim
M. A. P. Mitchell
Great Syngorue
Sydney
Unemployment Rise in Canberra Cited by Parkes
Mr Parkes spoke during the weekly industrial broadcast noting the Department of Works cannot guarantee funding for this year's programme. He warned that if last year’s vote is not matched, rising building costs could lower employment levels and delay Canberra’s long term development plans.
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Parkes
Department of Works
Canberra
Freights Rise To Handicap Export Drive
Mr. R. W. Anderson, Assistant Director of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures, warned that rising transport costs and shipping freights threaten Australia’s export push. He cited freight charges likely to rise 10 to 16 percent next year and criticized the high overall cost structure impeding long term policy for becoming a major exporter of manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
R. W. Anderson
Anderson
Associated Chambers of Manufactures
Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan visits Tito on Brioni
The first deputy Soviet premier Anastani Mikoyan arrived unexpectedly at Marshal Tito’s Brioni summer residence for a two day visit after talks in Budapest with Hungarian leaders.
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Belgrade
AAP
Reuter
Anastani Mikoyan
Brioni
Tanjug
Mikoyan
Marshal Tito
Brioni Tslarat
Budapest
Hammerstein argues theatre endures beyond change
Oscar Hammerstein contends that theatre will survive modern shifts including electronic media. He asserts Greek influence remains in contemporary works and cites Eugene O Neill and evolving forms as evidence of enduring artistic vitality. He dismisses doom-laden prophecy and praises broad audience appeal and continued industry growth.
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Eugene O'Neill
Ming
Heydey
Gallaty
Fire Brigade Hose Couplings Not Standard
The article discusses nonstandard hose couplings used by fire brigades, the cost to replace them, and efforts led by authorities in Australia to source compliant equipment. It notes lack of a national body complicating the process and mentions Melbourne as a key origin for hoses and hydrants.
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Fire Brigade
Asia
Amedil Chambers
Macafferundderson
Atx
Australia
Remet
Melbourne
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