Ministers Discuss Red Policy At Commonwealth Talks
Prime Ministers including Sir Anthony Eden meet to review Western and Communist pressures amid Soviet Isvestia warnings on Australia Imperial preferences. Bandaranaike presses for base withdrawal as Ceylon seeks continued Commonwealth membership with Britain possibly retaining bases.
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Caltar
Anthony Eden
Fon
Hydrogen Hom
Aten
Holland
New Zealand
Becanio
Moscow
Isvestia
Britain
Sterling
Australia
Izveatia
Commonwealth
Russia
Ceylon
India
Pakistan
Bandaranaike
London
Daily Express
Canberra University College elects two new council members
The Canberra University College council election results announce two new members Professor H W Amdt and Professor B D Cameron. Newly elected members assume office Monday for a two year term. Existing appointees Sir Allen Brown R A Ells and Professor A D Trendall were already selected for the same term.
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Canberra University College
Stadt
H.W. Amdt
B. D Cameron
Allen Brown
Min
R. A. Ells
A. D. Trendall
Orient liner delayed by fire safety unloading in London
The Orient liner M antag departed for Australia after a day’s delay due to fire precaution checks. One thousand three hundred passengers were aboard, including 752 emigrants, as the ship unloaded from the hold at the yard.
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Orontes
London
Reuter
Australia
Ayn
Hee Hold
Pakistan Soviet trade pact inked in Karachi
Pakistan and Russia signed a formal trade pact in Karachi, the first agreement between the two nations. Observers expect a one year term with Pakistan selling jute cotton hides and spoiling in exchange for Soviet oil and agricultural aid. Prices kept steady to March 1967 was pledged by area officials.
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Pakistan
Russia
Karach
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Buckingham Palace
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India
Australia
Dame Mensies
London
Algeria
New York
P-Reuter
United Nations
Security Council
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Gunewardene
Ceylon
Anid
Council
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P.-Reuter
U.8
Import Cuts To Save 40 Million Stylized AnCm Reform
The Acting Minister for Trade Mr McMahon outlines new import licensing changes effective July 1 aiming to cut imports by about 50 percent from 1954-58 levels. B class goods face 20 percent base level cuts, with seven B categories including metal goods, textiles, and paper, while essential items stay protected and allocations shift to fund essential programs.
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Mr. McMahon
Japan
Director Fined For Company Tax Breaches
Pat Keane, director of International Engineering (Aust) Pty. Limited now in liquidation, was fined five pounds on each count with costs. The case questioned the Court of Petty Sessions jurisdiction, which the judge ruled the court had.
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Pat
F.C. P. Keane
Mesey
Philippines Moves Ambassadors to Rome and Karachi Embassies
The Foreign Service Board recommended Roberto Regala as ambassador to Rome after proposing upgrades of the Rome and Karachi legations to embassy status. Manila announced the policy shift and noted his candidacy for the Rome post.
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Reuter
Philippines Foreign Office
Foreign Service Board
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Prevent Philippines
Australia
Mbassador
Rome
Philippines
Karachi
New Australian Doctors Ignored Says Council Move
Mrs. C Miners told the ACT Good Neighbour Council last night that migrant doctors qualified in Australia received scant publicity. She cited difficulty verifying qualifications through the Medical Board and noted European degree holders’ names appeared only in the Commonwealth Gazette. The council halted the motion for lack of information, while secretary Ivo Krippner pledged to investigate.
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A.C.T. Good Neighbour Council
C. Miners
Commonwealth Gazette
Minera
Ww. Dunbar
Ivo Krippner
State Policies Not Responsibility for Commonwealth
The Commonwealth should not foot the States bills despite their revenue or expenditure choices, said Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden at the Premiers Conference. He noted Premiers’ complaints on tax reimbursement grants and warned states against wage and living-cost adjustments, urging restraint in spending.
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Victoria
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