Club bans untidy dress at Saturday youth dances
Police Citizens Club enforces dress rules for youths attending Saturday dances. Secretary superintendent Sergeant H. H. Holmesby says untidy attire will be barred, allowing clean neat clothes with coats or ties not required. Jeans and open neck shirts discouraged. cardigans acceptable with sleeves down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Citizens Nes Club
H. H. Holmesby
A.L.P. Deliberations On Labour Policy At Conference
The NSW delegation will seek removal of the nationalisation plank from Labour's platform and push economy measures. A report favors state aid to private schools and a government hire purchase lender at low rates. Delegates plan to also back controls on private finance firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
N.S.W
A.L.P
F. E. Chamberlain
Commonwealth Bank
Kong Lae Plans Moscow Visit for Medical Care
Communist diplomatic sources said General Kong Lae of Laos has requested Soviet permission to travel to Moscow for treatment of a sinus condition. The move follows reports of pressure from pro-Communist Pathet Lao forces on the Plain of Jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.A.P
Kong Lae
Moscow
Associated Press of America
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Plain of Jars
Mueller named head of U S manned space flight program
Dr George Mueller aged 45 an electrical engineer and missile expert has been appointed to head the United States manned space flight program at NASA he will begin September 1 succeeding Dr B Holmes whose resignation was announced last month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Space
Washington
P.reuter
George Mueller
United States
Aero. Mautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mueller
B. Holmes
State Power Challenged By Airline
Airlines of New South Wales seeks a court injunction to block the NSW Government from reallocating air routes to East West Airlines. Proposals would shift intra state passenger share from 70 to 51 percent for NSW and 30 to 49 percent for East West. Counsel argues Commonwealth air space controls override state law. The case, a joint action by Wales a subsidiary of Ansett A N A, was adjourned to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airlines of
New South Wales
N.S.W
C. Menhennit
Q.C
Commonwealth
Menhennit
Ceourt
Ansett A.N.A
RAAF
Darwin
John Walters
Canberra
Leonard O'Neil
Sherwood
Risbane
Hercules
Dakota
R.A.A.F
Queensland
Bad Teeth Cost Britain Millions of Hours
British dentist Mr. W Stewart told the British Dental Association at Oxford that ninety thousand teenagers need false teeth each year and bad teeth waste about five million man hours annually in Britain. He chairs the association's dental health committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.K
London
Daily Mirror
British Dental Association
Oxford
Britain
W. Stewart
Association
Anne Baxter Plans Move to America and Australia Return
Sydney friends report Anne Baxter cannot settle at Giro Australia remains remote from Hollywood for her career. The couple may sell Giro cattle station as Galt buys a New Mexico ranch. Baxter gave birth to a daughter in Hollywood on March 11, Katrina, her daughter from a prior marriage, left Moss Vale school last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Galt
Giro
Gloucester
New Mexico
California
Sydney
Miss Baxter
Hollywood
Katrina
Mariiané
Moss Vale
Indonesia tests surface to surface missile near Malaysia
The Indonesian Navy said it successfully fired a guided missile 15 miles to a target. The weapon is designed to attack destroyers and warships as Indonesia plans a four day naval exercise off Malaya and Borneo amid its confrontation with the Malaysia Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.A.P
United Press International
Djakarta
Indonesia
Malaya
Borneo
Malaysia Federation
Malaysia
Singapore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Axminster
Northbourne Avenue
Old Civic
Space Control
W. A. Walsh
Anne Baxter
U.S.A
For
Simpson
D.j's
D.J