Premiers Secure Extra Five Million for State Works Plan
The Federal Treasurer announced an approved extra 10 million borrowing for government and minor public works after a loan council meeting. Premiers pressed for higher funding. Menzies and Holt faced inflation fears but agreed on a 10 million top-up while detailing state allocations for NSW Victoria Queensland and others.
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Japanese Premier Kishi Expected to Resign in Near Term
Reports from Tokyo indicate Prime Minister Kishi intends to resign though a specific date was not given. The move follows pressure over treaty changes with the United States and concerns about demonstrations by anti government groups.
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Mayor Rejects Nazi Rally Bid in New York
New York Mayor Robert Wagner blocked the American Nazi Party from holding a rally in Union Square. He criticized George Lincoln Rockwell as a "half-penny Hitler" and said Rockwell would not be allowed to speak in New York on July 4 or any other time due to race hatred and termination remarks.
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Eleven Die in UK Store Fire in Liverpool Tragedy
Eleven people perished in a Liverpool department store fire, including a worker who ran 90 feet to save at least five girls. Reports say 15 bodies recovered with others possibly trapped. scenes described as horrific and heroic. A separate blast at a Scotch explosives plant killed seven more workers and damaged multiple buildings.
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Water rates upheld for churches and schools in ACT
The ACT ruling keeps a minimum £5 annual charge per land parcel for churches and school properties from July next year while exempting half of the rates. Exemptions will be reviewed only in limited cases, with Mr. Freeth noting the decision aims to curb excessive consumption and align with other jurisdictions. Mr. Fraser expressed disappointment, calling it retrograde for church and school development.
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Premiers Meet in Parliament Corridor Before Loan Council Talks
State Premiers gathered yesterday in Parliament House corridor ahead of the Loan Council meeting. From left: Tasmania Premier Reecs, NSW Deputy Premier Renshaw, Victorian Premier Bolte, NSW Premier Heffron.
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Disarmament Talks Near Collapse in Geneva
Geneva reports say the disarmament conference teetered toward collapse as Russia accused the SS and allies of sabotaging the 10 nation talks. A morning session was adjourned after four minutes with no speakers, the first such break since March 1945. Western delegates awaited a Washington signal from US delegate Eaton.
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Spooner Reports on Atom Research Progress
London dispatch says Senator W. H. Spooner travels to Vienna to report on Australia’s quantum research program under the International Energy Agency briefing.
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