Calwell outlines TV plan and education drive at State Conference
Federal Opposition Leader Calwell told the Melbourne State Conference that a Labor government would back television based education and free universal tertiary support. He urged increased public funding for education, a universal living allowance above 16, and comprehensive reform aligned with the Marlin Commission.
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Wyndham report dominates Victorian ALP conference debate
Melbourne university speaker criticizes executive rejection of Wyndham proposals at the Victorian ALP conference. He argues for a restructured Labor party build up for federal elections and wider parliamentary representation, despite executive resistance to Wyndham options.
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Federal health scheme fraud condemned by NSW ALP conference
At the New South Wales ALP annual conference in Sydney delegates adopted a committee report calling the Federal Government National Health Scheme a fraud. It argued the scheme cannot improve learning or family welfare without federal approval and contradicts free medical and hospital care policy. The report also condemned the government's pension provisions, aligning with the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
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Monier Concrete Roof Tiles Promise High Style And Long Life
Monier tiles offer wide pitch options and many colours with lifetime protection. They claim cost savings from natural insulation and damp resistance, with frost and salt air immunity. A 50 year guarantee covers decay and delamination and a free consultation is advertised.
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Monier
Thelca
Dedication Service at St Andrews Church
A dedication service was held at St Andrews Presbyterian Church yesterday morning. The rector led the ceremony unveiling two stained glass windows on the south wall in memory of Mrs Teuni Hamilton, a longtime member. The Hamilton family from Canberra and Sydney funded the windows, with designs by Sydney artist Mr Math IB Hill.
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Journalist Award Recipients Named in 1964-65 Club
The Taurnitinte Club announces first place honors for best photograph. Frank Teese wins for an Austra Cmice portrait, with Eleanor Sonik sharing recognition. The award highlights Western Australia themes and a piece titled Into the Sun.
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Coffers Empty Warns of Election Strain in Australia
The Federal Secretary of the ALP, Mr Wandham, said the coffers were empty as the party faced federal elections. He urged unionists to rally support and collect funds to fight smear campaigns by the opposition and defend the party against critical opposition actions.
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Innes Named Treasurer and Union Officer Change
The text notes Mr E Innes as treasurer, with reference to Bourne and a Sunday Victorian ALP treasurer Ted Trnes. It mentions Sime as secretary of the Flee trical Trades Union, elected yesterday to replace veteran Albert McNally who held the post for eight years.
Liberal candidate opposes stamp duty in Canberra
The Liberal Party candidate for the ACT seat in the next Federal elections, Mr W. R. Rowell, argues against stamp duty, contending it would increase the cost of living and business delays. He favors alternative revenue methods and questions the benefit to residents of Canberra. He hints the party may push for reforms later this year.
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Liberal Premier Conference Tests Liberal Attitude on Independence
National Civic Council president Bo A. Santamaria said the weeks Preminders Conference would test Liberal governments stance on independence. He warned education and science blocks funding may hinge on political alignment amid strained relations with other parties.
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RAS Expels Members Ahead of Royal Show
Sydney Sunday report says an undisclosed number of Royal Agricultural Society members were expelled for membership breaches. The society with about 7,000 members removed some badge holders and attendees from the Royal Easter Show precincts.
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