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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
12
Article mocks a parliamentary debate as a production line with members rushing home and arguments over reforms. It criticizes leadership and party alignment while noting dissatisfaction with government vigor and the push for rapid legislation despite faults.
In the House of Representatives Mr Barnes faces opposition to a proposal allowing Japanese technicians to work in Papua New Guinea on a temporary basis. Critics argue it threatens Australia’s immigration policy and White Australia ideals, while proponents see benefits for development and regional influence.
An observer notes Congo elections as a test of independence with multiple parties and regional chiefs. He highlights foreign backing for Tshombe, potential instability from opposition in the east, and the role of international observers amid a multi party system.
Queensland leaders push tougher penalties and enforcement after a fatal weekend spike in road crashes. Police report rising licence suspensions and higher penalties discussed by Transport Minister Chalk and Justice Minister Delemothe as calls grow for firmer action to curb driver error and drink driving.
Vice-Regal Princess Alice welcomed Mix J. Ke Lawrence, president of the Victoria League for Commonwealth Friendship, in Canberra at Government House. The Administrator and Lady May Abel Smith hosted Miss Margaret Cunningham and Miss Josephine Williams, while Their Excellencies entertained Sir Aller McMullin, Mr Bong Wharbee, and Mr and Mrs E. W. Hicks at Government House. An evening luncheon and a reception for the Parliamentary Press Gallery followed.
Rumors in Sofia swirl over a supposed April conspiracy linked to wartime partisans and a palace revolt, with officials denying a Maoist plot. Bulgarian authorities press a large publicity campaign to lure Western visitors to the Black Sea coast while navigating unreliable reports and regional tensions.
The article records a period of public disturbance and law concerns as authorities face rising prices and social tension. It notes incidents of shop purchases and public anxiety, with references to authorities, individuals, and wartime context shaping policy and enforcement.
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