Kingston Government Yard Troubles Prompt Voting Reform
The ACT Trader and Labour discuss proposed changes to the council constitution to adopt a preferential voting system for elections. The measure, moved by Mr. A Gallagher of Electrical Trades, aims to allow voting for offices by preferential method, replacing the current system used to send members to the House of Representatives. Weather disruptions impeded workers at government yards, highlighting ongoing election process tensions.
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Government Debate Over Tribune Publication Action
Deputy Leader Cavell questioned if action would be taken against the Tribune for printing a confidential government document. In December 1961 the Tribune ran the article with a draft Australia United States treaty. inquiries were ordered as to whether the offence fell under the Crimes Act and if any action had been taken months after leakage.
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Debate Over Standing Orders Sparks House Row
In a tense session the chair faced a protest as Mr. Cameron challenged standing orders on questions about a person’s conduct. Government members warned against usingMolise forms to target individuals, while Cameron pressed for notice and broadcast rights. The dispute centered on whether such questions could name outsiders and were ruled out of order.
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Greyhounds to be muzzled in live coursing trials
Sydney Wednesday report states the Chief Secretary Mr C Kelly said future greyhounds in live coursing would be muzzled to prevent killing or mutilation. He told Lord Mayor Alderman O Dea, vice president of the N W National Coursing Association, the association agreed to muzzling trials with muzzled dogs at Rooty Hill next Wednesday.
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West's Peace Efforts Review by Casey
Casey reviewed Western efforts for peace in Europe, Korea, and Germany. He warned evidence over years shows no path to diplomacy with the Soviet Union’s actions and urged strengthening Western defenses to deter aggression. He criticized Communism for hindering peace talks and urged Australia to back UN aims while safeguarding national security.
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Parliamentarians For Canada Delegates Named for Ottawa Conference
The Parliamentary Labour Party yesterday appointed three delegates to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association annual conference to be held in Ottawa in September. Named were Messrs Conamara and O'Conner, with Senator Sears listed among the expected attendees. The Liberal Party is said to be supporting leader Tate and others as the party plans its approach ahead of the midterm European visit by Carters Ottawa Harter.
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