Premiers Agree On Amended Tax Formula
The Acting Premier of Victoria Rylah disputes the six year tax plan saying Victoria is the odd man out while Premiers accept the amended formula. South Australia gains non-claimant status as Playford moves to formal acceptance with Cahill seconding.
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Victoria
Rylah
McEwen
Commonwealth
Yestoday
South Australia
Thomas Playford
Cahill
Hall
Queensland
Hiley
Compromise Averts Breakdowns in State Revenue Talks
The conference averted a collapse as Sir Thomas Playford Cahill McEwen and Rylah debated per capita payments linked to NSW Victoria South Australia and Queensland. NSW and SA gains were acknowledged while Victoria warned of a £34 million deficit though McEwen hailed progress toward greater fiscal equality.
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Cahill
Thomas Playford
Commonwealth
N.S.W
Ictoria
McEwen
South Austriia
Thomas Jesum
Rylah
Victoria
Wn.s.w
South Australia
Queensland
Indian Leaders Plan Meetings With Queen on Royal Tour
Mr. Peter Jackson leading a patriotic club announced a royal tour route toward Three Rivers then Montreal for a meeting with President Eisenhower at the St. Lawrence opening. He claimed 150 chiefs would join the journey as the party proceeds.
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Peter Jackson
Jedlin
Salcman
Inoronto
Sears
Cian
Three Rivers
Montreal
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Ys Royal
Fog Delays Canberra Air Services Amid Heavy Morning Mist
Heavy fog over Mt Ainslie disrupted Canberra air traffic yesterday. Flights from Melbourne and Sydney diverted or delayed with arrivals to 11:00 am and 10:30 am. TAA from Sydney reached Canberra at 11 am after a late 8:25 am schedule and Ansett ANA service landed around 10:30 am. Rainfall totals reached 31 points with rain continuing in the area.
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Canberra
Melbourne
Sydney
Mt. Ainslie
Fairbairn
T.A.A
Ansett A.N.A
Arece Forges
Trade Delegation Hosts at Canberra Reception
At a Hotel Canberra reception last night hosted for the visiting Japanese Trade Delegation. Attendees include G P Phillips Assistant Secretary Department of Trade B Yoshima leader T Matsuo Uyama Sir John Crawford Trade Secretary the Japanese Ambassador Narita.
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Canberra
G. P. Phillips
Dertment of Trade
B. Yoshima
T. Matsuo
Uyama
John Crawford
Department of Trade
Narita
Australian Hypocrisy Critique of Racial Immigration Policy
The Times of Indonesia criticised Australia for racial immigration practices, noting US Asiancitizenship differences and New Zealand openness to Asians. It contrasted Canberra with Wellington, claiming Australia admits white migrants but bars Asians, calling Canberra hypocritical.
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Djakarta
A.A.P
Times of Indonesia
Charles Tambu
United States
Australia
U.S
Nota
Theustralian
New Zealand
Labour and Immigration
F. Hackett
Canberra
Europe
the Times
Premiers Consider National Housing Corporation Plan
Premiers agreed to study Mr Cahill's plan for a National Housing Corporation financing with 25 million pounds by loan. It would use four percent bonds at five percent lending, share losses pro rata, and might require Commonwealth constitutional rights transfer. Premiers to receive details before deciding at next meeting.
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National Housing Corporation
N.S.W
Cahill
Commonwealth
Sir Arthur Warner
Victoria
Arthur
Holt
U K Strike Enters Sixth Day
London reports nearly 200000 British printing workers and 9000 car factory workers idle as industrial disputes extend into a sixth day. The nationwide stoppage disrupts provincial operations and production.
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U.K
London
A. AP
Labour to suspend tests and seek non nuclear club
Prominent Labour leftists emerge from a 150 minute meeting complaining they had no real chance to ventilate objections. The Labour Party executive considers a new policy statement approved by international sub committees. The plan pledges indefinite testing suspension and aims to create a non nuclear club with the U.S. and Russia abandoning nuclear weapons. NATO obligations will be honoured while Britain gains fighter control over American bases.
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Labour Party
Trades Union
Britain
U.S
Russia
Labour
New Labour
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