Six point plan aims to boost UK migrant flow to Australia
The Minister for Immigration unveils a six point plan to attract ten thousand intending migrants from the United Kingdom. It calls for clear housing commitments and criticises the Commonwealth for not matching immigration policy with housing supply. It argues post war housing arrears persist and that migrants struggle to secure homes, prompting many to return to the UK. The piece urges Commonwealth to fund more housing, or require states to provide defence and migrant housing quotas within state programs.
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Australia
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Couse
England
Defence Sonnel
Strange radar ripples seen in Britain
British newspapers report mysterious radar ripples appearing on screens across Britain. Scientists in a radar laboratory observed central light radiating ripples over a distant area, but their meaning remains unknown. A photo was prepared with a movie later.
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London
P Reuter
Sunday Times
R Caver
Japan Trade Treaty Talks Start Today
Australian trade officials will begin a review of the Japanese Trade Treaty with ministerial participation. The second review since the July 6 1957 Wade agreement was signed, providing for annual consultations in Tokyo.
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McEi Annd
McEwen
Fea
Tokyo
Fire at Spanish Legation in Red Hill controlled
Fire crews yesterday brought under control a blaze that broke out around 5 20 pm in the roof of the Spanish Legation on Vancouver Road Red Hill The incident prompted alarms and a prompt response while Braddon South pan reported a bell event in the area.
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Vancouver Road
Red Hill
New Destroyer Enters Service
A 3,300-ton destroyer enters service built at Cockatoo Docks and launched in 1987. The ship carries the latest anti aircraft and anti submarine systems and includes secret instruments and installations aboard.
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Yamciere
Cockatoo Docks
Uidy
Oliphant On Way To Kiev
Sir Mark Oliphant the director of the Research School of Physical Sciences at the Australian National University sails overseas for five weeks visiting the United States Britain and Russia He plans a Kiev international science conference with top British and American nuclear scientists He will tour Birmingham University San Diego California Stanford New York Harvard and Boston before returning to Canberra next month
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Mark Oliphant
Australian National University
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Russia
Kiev
England
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California
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Enday
Eisenhower's Reading and Leisure Habits Revealed
The article outlines President Eisenhower's media and leisure routines. He favors outdoor activities like golf hunting and fishing, reads national and international news at breakfast, and reviews three weekly magazines. He also enjoys television, keeps up with history and nonfiction, and watches films with his wife, while avoiding novels.
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Vbridge
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The
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Wall Street Journal
Chicago Tribune
Science ‘Monitor
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State Post
Times’Herald
Daily News
Hey
Time
Evening Reading Habits Highlight a Public Figure
The text notes a figure often glances at afternoon papers in his office and, more commonly, reads those in the evening. He also reviews ads sections that catch his interest during that time.
Plan to Attract Best Migrants for Australia 1959 60
The article outlines new immigration steps to attract skilled and semi skilled workers to Australia. It notes visa provisions for personally funded travel and targeted nationalities, including Italians Greeks and North of Italy migrants. The plan seeks to maintain immigration numbers within approved limits and mentions Greek government discussions and a push for 500 additional Greek girls aged 18 to 35.
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Kore Moe
Aus
Tran
New 4000-ton Roll-on Trailer Ship For Adelaide Steamship
The Adelaide Steamship Company plans a 4000 ton roll-on trailer ship to operate in South Australian gulf trade. Chairman Mo Hawker says the vessel will carry 36 passengers, improve coastal transport, and reduce road and rail haulage costs with faster handling times. Construction is expected to begin soon.
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Adelaide Steamship Company
Mo. Hawker
Lawyer's Diary on Diverted Water and Receipts
A diaristic passage covers a land dispute over surface water drainage where one owner asks a neighbor to stop diverting water onto vacant land before construction. It notes advice to stop if the water would not otherwise flow onto the neighbor, plus a humorous exchange about issuing a new debt receipt and keeping records.
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Harry
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Fred
Peron
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