Lady De Lisle Heads to London for Medical Treatment
The Governor General Lord De Lisle will take Lady De Lisle to London early next month for specialised medical care following her operation at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. Prime Minister Menzies said doctors recommended London treatment and the Queen approved.
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Towns Taken in Indonesian West New Guinea actions
Indonesian paratroops captured several small towns including Teminabuan and Fak Fak as Dutch forces reported surrounding infiltrators. Dutch and U N observers discussed halting actions while Dutch ships headed to West New Guinea amid calls to stop use of force.
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Aboriginal man Peter Australia convicted for liquor offence
In Darwin strong protests followed the NT Supreme Court sentencing Peter Australia, an aborigine, to 12 months for supplying liquor. Sir Garfield Barwick stated citizenship rights had been granted earlier but a subsequent appeal failed, deeming the 12 month sentence the minimum under law.
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Menzies Sees Critical Negotiations Ahead
Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies said the next two months would be crucial in Britain's talks to join the European Common Market. He planned talks in London on political implications with Britain and Australia and would press the case during visits to the United States and Geneva.
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Builders Labourers Stoppage Continues At Government Printing Office
Sixty builders labourers on the Government Printing Office site remain on strike as union officials warn more stoppages may occur. Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commissioner G A Findlay refused Clementson Pty Ltd's bid to force a return to work. The strike, over overaward payments, has paralysed the project with 200 idle workers and escalating job losses among plasterers plumbers bricklayers and carpenters as unions seek a common wage approach.
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Building trades reaffirm Saturday work ban across builders
The Building Trades and Master Builders' Association clash over a Saturday work ban. Unions support a no work rule with limits to Master Builders' projects. The unions approve the ban with no exceptions, discussed at the annual meeting. President T Blow will issue a statement today.
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