Australia backs Chiang Kai-shek amid China policy shift
In Taipei and Canberra reports, External Affairs Minister Hasluck signals a planned Australian ambassador to Nationalist China within months while defending continued opposition to recognizing the Chinese Communist regime. The piece argues Australia should pursue containment with engagement and questions why a closer stance with Chiang Kai-shek is pursued, given past violence and the risk of destabilizing Asia.
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Seamen strike tests government policy and calls for 40 hour week
The article describes a broad strike by seamen seeking an immediate 40-hour week, the government’s cautious stance to avoid disrupting life, and the Pearson Court’s proposed 1967 compromise. It notes a potential blockade risk if unions press demands and discusses the political implications for Labour and trade unions. It also weighs the case for staying in or leaving ELDO amid broader European space and NATO debates.
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Britain and Australia Face Europe Move After Messina
Postwar Britain fears loss of Empire and pace of European integration. Macmillan seeks terms to join the Six while Australia, led by Menzies, warns of political and agricultural harm from a UK EEC tie. EFTA firms as an outer seven with Norway and others, later envies the Six.
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Britain in EEC would threaten Australian farm exports
Part 2 of Peter Long’s series notes that Britain’s potential EEC entry endangers Australia’s budget via protected agricultural markets. It warns that loss of UK access could jeopardize wheat, sugar, meat and dairy trades, while diversification and trade missions expand other markets and two way commerce.
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Letters Sir Mr W E Burke misstates nationality and military service
The writer explains birth in a South American country to British parents creates dual nationality under British law and local law. He followed British procedures for birth registration at a consulate, served six years in the British Army, and notes South American ballots did not reflect large armies. The issue of calling aliens for service is debated.
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Element of danger in crackers prompts ban talk
An incident in New South Wales highlights the danger of crackers as a boy sustains a brain injury from a marble fired by a cracker. The government ponders banning fireworks sales, with broad public support expected from animal lovers and others.
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Controversy over Canberra Primacy and Sydney’s Influence
In Canberra debate, Dr Clements urges keeping the Primatial See local and notes Canberra lacks a cathedral. Critics argue against establishing capital symbolism and warn against Sydney’s control of provinces. The exchange touches on floating primacy, church history, and national balance amid Canberra’s clean air worries.
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Signed Publication Addresses Pseudonym Use In Print
The article notes that writers must be identified with full address or legal signing, even if a pseudonym is chosen for publication, ensuring accountability and traceability in printed works.
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