Dairying levy aims to revive butter and cheese sales
Australia’s dairy industry faces overseas recession and domestic decline in butter use. A government funded levy of 1/8d per lb on butter and 1/16d per lb on cheese will fund research, production methods, and sales promotion. Backed by industry leaders and welcomed by the Minister for Primary Industry, the plan seeks to boost a home market that accounts for about 70 percent of production and to curb price-driven shifts to margarine.
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New Export Council to Meet Today in Canberra
The Australian Manufacturers Export Council plans its first Canberra meeting today to cut costs for Australian made exports. The director of the Avsocischemies, Mr Anders on, cited rising international price competition and urged stabilizing costs to support export income and a confident home market. He warned dramatic tariff changes could aid secondary producers but cautioned against harming rural producers while continuing incentive schemes and eliminating counterproductive agencies.
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Death of Colonel D. H. Fraser in Melbourne
Colonel Donald Hadrill Fraser dies in Melbourne after a short illness at 67. He served as Major in World War II and led a long career in journalism and stock trading. Survived by a daughter Jennifer and six brothers and sisters, funeral planned at Camberwell’s Springvale Crematorium.
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Letters to the Editor on Disposal Of London Str
P D Day of Yarralumla argues against mandatory balloting for leases, noting council opposition and the risk of delaying private construction. He discusses auction systems, premiums, and Crown land access, urging careful use of private agents and potential council recommendations for ACT land sales.
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Headmasters Tour Royal Military College Canberra Visit
Thirty headmasters from each state arrived in Canberra for a two day tour of the Royal Military College to learn instructional facilities and officer training. They will observe a Queen's Birthday Parade rehearsal, hear an address by Major General J. G. N. Witton, and tour Mt. Pleasant.
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Mt. Pleasant
TVA Scheme Is 25 Years Old in the Valley
The valley’s TVA faces ongoing debate as it nears twenty five years since its 1933 launch under FDR. Supporters tout cheap power, new industry, and malaria reduction, while critics decry tax subsidies and federal overreach as private options expand along the river.
Journalists' Club Literary Awards Honor 1957 Winners
In Sydney on Monday the Journalists' Club announced the 1957 literary award winners. First prize of £100 went to Pollsr for Uncle Boss and Big Boggs, with Helen Wilgon receiving £60 for A Field at Wheat and Mrs. M. Cooper £50 for the new story The Ble Wind. Judges were Elizabeth Riddell and Peter Ellen. The Doe ire section awards were not justified by entry quality. The £100 will be added to the 1958 Journalists' Club prize.
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No Extension of Technical College Art
Canberra council disputes extendable art lessons at Ganderra Technical College with a single class kept Saturday. Advisory Council plans to petition the Advance of Education Count for extra Saturday art classes, aiming to persuade the Minister for the Interior.
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TVA Profits Kept For Expansion Not Repaying Treasury
The valley authority has never paid back most of its profits into the U S Treasury as required by law. Instead it reinvests profits from power sales to fund its growing program and projects. The GAO urges Congress to require TVA to pay interest on federal funds, with the US Chamber estimating at least 170 million dollars in interest over 30 years.
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Adviser Sees Shum Easing Off Tke's Advisers View
The adviser notes easing of Shum's stance amid Monday session as government seeks to combat recession. Discusses extending unemployment benefits and measures to support small business and consumer demand amid slow recovery.
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Gunmen kill two in Cyprus amid rising violence
In Nicosia two men are shot dead in a wave of killings described as the third such incident in 48 hours. A Turkish Cypriot leader urged a strike in protest while rulers here seek calm as both Turkish and Greek Cypriots face mounting casualties.
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Increased Legal Aid Urged in ACT Council Meeting
The Advisory Council yesterday urged greater legal aid for needy people in the ACT. The chairman and Mr. Quinane pressed for Public Solicitor appointments in Canberra, noting States provide similar defence support. Department of the Interior figures indicated poor persons face court fees but criminal proceedings have more aid than civil cases. The council agreed to ask the Minister for the Interior to extend legal aid and involve the Attorney General's Department in discussion, citing Supreme Court rules allowing poor parties to sue or defend in civil actions with limited means.
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Balances Held Overseas Drop by Central Bank
Sydney report shows gold and foreign balances of the Central Bank fell by £5,000,000 for the week ending May 21. The total now is £447,000,000, about £1,200,000 below the May 7 figure.
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Governor General Hosts MIT Visit Yesterday
The Governor General His Excellency Field Marshal Sir William Slim received MIT visitors yesterday in a formal reception. The event highlighted ongoing cooperation and civic ties between the institutions and the colonial administration.
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Investigation of Civic Centre Requirements
The National Capital Development Commission examined extending Lonwmvie Street to Bunda Street as a preliminary step toward Civic Centre plans. The Interior Minister, Mr Fairhall, reported to the ACT, noting advisory parking needs for a general Civic Centre location near the sources area and that council views will be considered.
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