Firmer Policy On Tax Debts Adoption by Taxation Department
The Taxation Department has tightened its policy on tax arrears with fewer extensions. Tax officials, led by Commissioner J B O Sullivan, say prompt payment is the aim as arrears rose to 52 million by 1959 and 059 million the following year. Collections show individuals and companies paid about the same share as last year, with a budgeted extra 106 million this year to hit a 777 million target.
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Srony
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Uniformity in Australia Company Law Vital, Whitlam Speaks
Mr Whitlam addressed the 1461 General Management Conference in Canberra on curbing monopolies without stifling enterprise. He urged amendments to centralize monopoly and restrictive trade practices, noting parallel state and federal legislation is needed but hard to achieve. He warned that delays and many amendments threaten the model bill and urged rapid, uniform national legislation to simplify taxation, registrations, and corporate governance while boosting foreign investment.
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Whitlam
Fedtoral Pariamenary Constitutional Review Committee
Austria
Commonwealth
Australie
Italy
Tom Shire
Australia
Trans State
Mr Whitlam
Australian Ciuigrantee Corporation
G. L. Carter
Carler
Carlen
Curler
Fijte
Fie Times
Carter
Peerage For Dr Fisher Honours Archbishop Of Canterbury
London reports Dr Geoffrey Fisher aged 74 has been conferred a peerage and will be known as Baron of London Gazette, after his May 31 retirement as Archbishop of Canterbury. The Lambeth announcement notes the official title.
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London
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
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Baron
Lambeth
Poison Kills Baby Boy in Wentworth District
An 18 month old boy named Francesco Amine died in Wentworth District Maspilal after swallowing poison from a tin of fruit spray. He was rushed from his home at Po siona eight miles away but died en route to hospital. The child's parents are Mr and Mrs Giuseppe Arato of Por macs.
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Po~siona
Thaspital
Francesco Amine
Ciuisseppe Arato
Pormacs
Pledge by Son of Murdered Dictator Dominates Dominican Plans
Senor Balaguer outlined hopes for relinking with the United States and Latin American countries as the Dominican government seeks elections with observers from the Organization of American States. He blamed Cuban Premier Fidel Castro as a principal threat and urged amnesty for exiles if stability can be maintained. General Trujillo said his father’s murder was planned by enemies seeking vengeance and political ideology.
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Organisation of American States
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U.S
Fidel Castro
Domagues Republic
Trejio Jar
Canadian Vaccine Defended in Commons Inquiry
DUTAVA Sunday report says Canadian vaccine tests faced misinterpretation over 200000 doses in Australia and Melbourne lab delays. Ministers defend that the vaccine passed Canadian tests but production issues and possible testing with monkeys delayed release. An expert committee led by Dr Cameron includes Dr L French to review breakdowns before release.
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Salk
Ausrasia
Toronto
M Vio Mhasttelih
House of Commons
Canberra
Canada
Comrmonwealth Seruny Laboratories
Melbourne
Health Department
Espert Committee
Cameron
L. French
Conference on Food Publicity in U K
Melbourne report notes two British advertising men from the Lansdale Hands and PLAN organisations travel to Canberra to discuss UK food and wine promotion. They will address a Department of Trade meeting and the Overseas Trade Publicity Committee overseeing boards responsible for about 90 million pounds of food and wine sales yearly.
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Britain
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Canberra
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Australia
United Kingdom
Richard Ionsdale Hands
Lonsdale Hands Organisation
Mer
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P.lla N. Ui National
Lansui Hands Organisation
PLAN
International
Brit
Alo
New Auditor General Appointed to Oversee Public Audit
Ms. Wo We Skenner Awis was named Auditor General by Prime Minister Menzies. The appointment makes her responsible for audits of public receipts and expenditures above £5,000 million and for books of over 100 government instrumentalities. She succeeds Mr. Newman, who fell ill, and will receive the Deputy Auditor General salary and acting duties during his absence.
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Skemer
Newman
Fellon
Skermen
Ot Saliry
TSA
Yudit
Menairs
Skerrier
Auitar
Mn News
Rain Spoils Sydney Church Festival Event
Rain cancelled the Corpus Christi procession at St Patrick’s College in Sydney. Attendance was expected near 2000 before the event. Archbishop Gilroy presided at a shortened service in the Chapel with a crowd seeking solace in changeable weather.
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St. Patrick's College
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Caedinat Gilroy
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