Monetary risk rises as gold pool eyes two tier price plan
A dated analysis warns that the Gold Pool's move toward a two tier gold price could destabilize central banks and trigger a global crisis. It emphasizes coordinated actions by the United States Britain Germany and France to reverse gold outflows and balance accounts while avoiding protectionist chaos. The piece highlights potential policy shifts in Australia and calls for restraint to prevent a worldwide monetary collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reven-Taron
Gohl
Gok
Gohd
United States
Britain
Germany
Haly
Hlind
Hehguit
Switzerland
Brance
de Gaulle
Washington
Informational Monetary Fund
Johnson
Congress
France
Australia
LIS
Huth
Japare
Enatiee
Australi
Redistribution debate shapes federal electoral redraw
Officials publish official redistribution proposals as parties accuse commissioners of bias. The scene centers on Australian federal boundaries, with Labor and Country Party arguments over the process and independence, including potential High Court action if the map is challenged.
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Paca
Weil
Fabar
Labor Party
High Court
Dlevtarates
States Supreme Court
House of
Australia
Warren
US Supreme Court
Ole Joanee Warren Sant
Beelles
Seni
Teres
Antheny
Anthony Sul
Austrttia
Sie Wold
Crean
Wales
Polinkys
Melbourne Underground Rail Dream Through the Ages
A wary chronicle recalls Melbourne’s failed push for an underground railway from 1925 to the 1960s. Politicians ministers and councils clash over funds and priorities as war and economic change shape a project never realized. London and Sydney are cited as contrasts in vision.
Papua New Guinea political system debate discussed
The text argues for a presidential or congressional system over a parliamentary one for Papua New Guinea. It suggests a strong presidency could unify diverse regions while a locally elected president might act as a unifying force, reducing the risk of personal power abuse. Roger Thompson is noted in the piece.
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Weakey
Sunex
Avia
Fick
Nebr
Renyane
Nikal
Roger
Thompson Mughos
Restricting doctors in Canberra hospital policy debate
A Canberra Times letter argues against restricting doctors and urges the minister to refine the approach. The writer recounts a recent major operation at Canberra Hospital and the need for a specialist when appropriate, expressing concern about patient care and doctor autonomy. The piece underscores calls for careful policy wording and appropriate medical referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Times of
Mare
Canbarre
Canberra
Thad
Decaure x
Dovior
Vietnam reports and journalist scrutiny amid government pressures
A fragmented, garbled report outlines Vietnam facing press scrutiny under government influence. It mentions journalists, editors, and officials, with faint references to democracy and the role of media in keeping the government under oversight.
Jones and Cameron Jones and Cameron Sil
An uneven text fragment mentions Jones and Cameron in a political or civic context. It references a uniformed serviceman and a candidate or official, with scattered phrases about tenure, standings, and a campaign. The readable portions point to an electoral or public notice style item with multiple named individuals. The passage is garbled but centers on political figures and campaign notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
Ian i
Erviceman
Osyribating
Ee Win Mineral
Ely
Hamett
Exhibition of batik draws praise from Indonesian arts expert
Professor A H Johns, head of Indonesian Languages at ANU, lauds batik display as not just utilitarian craft but expressive textile art. He notes Indonesian influences, urges greater cultural patronage and contrasts exhibits with broader colonial legacies, praising color and craft quality.
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Erin Hiesser
Armin
Mendes
Canbeers
Australia
Indonesia
Ariisara
A. H. Johns
Department of
Iret
Slender thread Slender thread Sin
A fragment reports a Sunday accident at Clyde Mowintxin with shocking details and a plea for telephone access and public attention. It mentions distress over unavailable elephantine services and seeks authority action to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Elephiyne
Miley Lan
CAFEV
EA Bilske
Back to Nature in The Age of Citangent and Modern Scene
An early film review laments the byline fashion in The Age of Citangent era. It critiques the portrayal of fauna and landscape, noting artificial staging over authentic nature and urging a return to genuine natural imagery in cinema. The piece mentions figures like Pop Mune and Fawers and discusses the role of fauna in conveying soul and beauty in Dunksland settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauna Masia
Abortion Law Debate Sparks Moral Clash Over Education
A fragment outlines a clash over abortion law and morality tied to pregnancy, university study, family influence, and church figures. It notes disagreement with Roman Catholic authorities and mentions Archbishop Cub and alleged murder context, all within a personal stake from a non Catholic speaker.
Australian Medical Authority hosts luncheon with officials
In a royal regalia event, Australian authorities met Mayor Gien J. Cape and other figures, including Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia and Miss Helen Newton, at a luncheon. The afternoon featured further receptions and an evening dinner with Prime Minister Gorton and Mrs. Gorton.
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Gien J. Cape
Miliary Board
Geheril
Ordnd
Cue
Republic of Indonesia
Miesa
Rowan
McNalin
Apiarnoon
Halen Newton
Mies Australia
Mr Gorton
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