Australia U S clash over beef imports note protests
Australia lodged a formal note with the State Department as the U S Senate voted 72 to 15 to curb beef veal and mutton imports. The note warns abrogating the three year mechan action could hurt relations and weighs in on trade liberalisation talks. The New York Times editorialised on how short term politics shaped the vote.
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New York Times
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World Senate
Kosciusko ski resorts look for best conditions this weekend
Cold weather dominates with below average temperatures in Canberra for several days. A westerly cold change is forecast this afternoon and cool conditions persist in the Snowy Mountains as skiers anticipate improved conditions at Kosciuszko resorts for the coming weekend.
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Canberra
Weather Bureau
Snowy Mountains
Australia faces beef export cuts if Senate bill passes
Trade authorities warn the Senate bill could cost Australia about £24 million yearly and cut meat supplies by 28 to 34 percent of the 242,000 tons this year. Officials remain cautious as the House of Representatives may scrutinize the measure. The U S State Department condemns quotas on beef imports and fears U.S. exports retaliation while noting existing voluntary cut agreements with Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and Mexico have met goals.
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New Zealand
Ireland
Mexico
Display of art treasures hoax at Hotel Canberra
A broadcaster, a headmaster and seven others were guests at a Canberra hotel for a display of art treasures but learned it was a hoax. Myra Roper organized the private event linked to Bush Week with invitations bearing a private response line. Almost 200 invitations reportedly went to prominent Canberra figures.
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R.C
Harold de Wahl Gotto
Dome of the Royal
Australian Academy
Acton
Rescue shaft reaches buried miners in limestone mine
Rescue crews press on as a main escape shaft nears four-centre pillars in the Mount River limestone mine collapse. Mayor Socie says the situation remains grave with no soundings found. recovery includes use of capsules from Lengede.
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Mount River
Maavor Locie
Pere
Lengede
Mass sect raids devastate villages in Northern Rhodesia
About 1,500 soldiers moved to quell Lumpa sect violence in Chipwatha Mabundo and Sione areas. Initial attacks left around 500 dead, 150 women and children burned in huts. 30 sect members killed as troops stormed headquarters. More than 30 villages pilaged, 41 official casualties including three police. Refugees exceed 1,000 at Mulanga Mission. emergency powers declared by Governor Sir Evelyn Howe and extraordinary measures promised by Prime Minister Kaunda.
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Sione
Lenshina
Mulanga
Northern Rhodesia
Evelyn Howe
Dr. Kaunda
Extensions to Hotel Rex Canberra Big Capacity Boost
The Hotel Rex Canberra plans £450000 extensions to double its accommodation, creating a larger hotel outside Sydney and Melbourne. A new T shaped one storey rear wing will add four bedroom floors and plant services. Licensing court adjourned an alteration to the license until August 6. A separate notice: Commonwealth Club premises near Acton undergoing upgrades with a £127000 build and a conditional certificate. The club has a Crown lease in Foster Street Acton and work has begun reaching first floor. A government spokesman reported 100 sect members injured and two soldiers in a raid at Stone with tear gas used to clear the church. Villagers moved toward Chinsali and the administrative HQ amid reports of sect attacks after being urged to come out peacefully.
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Commonwealth Club
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Melbourne
Northbourne Avenue
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W. Davies
Lennox Crossing
Acton
Archibald Duncan MecLoughlan
Foster Street
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Church of Women
Chinsali
Lusaka l
Ambulance Service Shortfalls Raise Canberra Alarms
Signs point to inadequacy in Canberra's ambulance service with two incidents last week where no reserve crew was available without contacting off duty personnel. The shortages prompted concerns over response readiness and emergency coverage.
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Canberra
Moon landing plans clash with Canberra ambulance strain
Canberra officials report the ambulance service with four units stretched to handle 80 000 residents as a NASA moon mission nears its final flight phase. The planned second lunar landing site could push services to a breaking point while scientists monitor the craft's cameras and patient transfer needs.
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University plan for Papua and N Guinea education
The commission advised a university and an Institute of Higher Technology in Papua New Guinea with costs of £5.82 million in the first three years and £9.912 million thereafter. Chair Sir George Currie led the panel with Dr J T Gunther and Prof H K Spate. Government support emphasized urgent need for technical training and autonomous university, with phased building for 1966 onward and an interim council in 1964–65.
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Canberra
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New Guinea
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Territories
Barnes
Institute of Higher Technical Education
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Law School
Institute of Administration
Legal threat to ANU Society over procession float
The Australian National University Science Society faces action if it does not withdraw a float for Bush Week. The proposed float mocks the oral contraceptive issue and the Roman Catholic Church. An injunction to restrain entry was possible, with a final decision to be made after tonight’s committee meeting.
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