Metal Curb Plans to Stabilize World Lead Zinc Trade
Mr McEwen outlined New York talks yielding voluntary cuts in lead and zinc output for 1959. Australia, Canada, France, Mexico, Peru, Spain, South Africa, the Soviet Union and others pledged reductions to reduce supply in the second half of 1959. Australia will cut refined lead by 13 000 metric tons and zinc exports by 3 500 tons below INSH. global supply would drop about 45 500 tons for lead and 2 000 tons for zinc in H2 1959.
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New York
McEwen
Prnluetion
Australia
Canada
France
Mexico
Peru
Spain
South Afri
Soviet Union
U.N
Tok
Bandit Steals Payroll Then Vanishes In Sydney
A quick bandit snatched a £383 payroll from a 73 year old man at Crows Nest in Sydney and fled 500 yards to a waning car. Police recovered the stolen vehicle abandoned near Wollstonecraft within an hour. The money was from a clothing factory payroll in Chandos Street Crows Nest for 40 workers, consisting of various notes.
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Sydney
Crows Ness
Wollstonecraft
Sigmund Bauer
Springfield Avenue
Darlinghurst
Chandos Street
Crows Nest
Degrees Awarded at Australian National University
Four scholars attended the conferring ceremony at the Australian National University yesterday. From left are Dr. T Langford-Smith, Mrs. A Gemmell, Dr. A H Morton, and Dr. W P Hogan. Miss Gemmell received the Master of Arts while the others earned Doctor of Phon? (text unclear).
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Australian National University
T. Langford-Smith
A. Gemmell
A. H. Morton
W. P. Hogan
Miss Gemmel
Story, Page
Women Ages in WA To Be Private
Western Australian police banned releasing ages of women in statements to the Press. Police Commissioner J M O'Brien said ages would not be given in accident reports sudden deaths and similar inquiries. Terms like teenager and housewife would be used instead.
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Perth
Western Australian Police Today
J. M. O'Brien
Chamberlain Poised to Reassume A L P Presidency
F E Chamberlain, former Federal president of the A L P, is expected to resume as Federal president after the Federal Executive offered to withdraw his resignation. The executive backed a compromise to unite the party and ready a stance to tackle the unity ticket issue at the biennial conference opening Monday.
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Chamberlain
Unity
Victoria
South Australia
Pressure mounts on Chamberlain over resignation withdrawal
Intense pressure is expected in the next 36 hours to force Mr. Chamberlain to reconsider his resignation. On arrival in Canberra he declined comment on an executive resolution reported as passed seven to five and reaffirmed his Perth statement that the core issue is whether the caucus salary decision reflects Labour rank and file views or his own action.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Canberra
Chamberlai
Perth
Chamberlain
Labour Movement
Politicians to Join Army Exercise in Jungle Greens
Seventeen MPs from both major parties will join the Army grand slam military drill in North Queensland this May. The group includes Senators Branson and Poke and MPs Swark Chiesey Bandidi Murray Wentworth Uren Whitlam Johnson Bryant Timson Stokes Buchanan Forbes and Barnard. They travel to Mackay on May 22 to receive Army issue and will live on Army rations for two days.
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Cramer
Queensland
R.A.R
Branson
W.A
Poke
Lab
Sas
Messrs. Swark
Darling Downs
Chiesey
Griffith
Bandidi
C.P
Wide Bay
Murray
Herbert
Wentworth
Mackellar
Uren
Reid
Whitlam
Werkiwa
Johnson
Hughes
Bryant
Wills
Timson
Higinbotham
jStokes
Maribyrnong
Buchanan
McMillan
Forbes
Barker
Barnard
Bass
Mackay
Pibey
Liberals Move to Break Tasmanian Impasse in Assembly
In Hobart on Friday moves floated to invite the Liberal Opposition to supply Speaker and Chairman of Committees in Tasmania’s new House of Assembly to stabilize government. Resulting vote likely to hinge on Independents Dr. R. J. Turnbull and Mr. W. G. Edd, with Labour 17 and Liberals 16.
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Hobart
Tasmania
House of Assembly
Franklin
Labour
Liberal
R. J. Turn
Bull
W. G
Liberal Party
Jackson
Man Hit by Car Seriously Injures in Braddon Street
A man was seriously injured after being struck by a car on Ballumbix street Braddon last night. Police withheld the name awaiting next of kin notification. He suffered compound fractures of both legs a dislocated right shoulder and severe shock. He was crossing the road in front of the Alawah Flags when the collision occurred.
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Ballumbix Street
Braddon
Kid
Alawah
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