Fraser criticizes land prices and auction practices in Canberra
In an iWeekly radio debate Mr Fraser denounces high land costs and restricted auctions for residential leases in Canberra. He cites 1957 to empower the Interior Minister to hold ballots and argues speculative buyers outbid genuine buyers, worsening housing shortages. He faults Minister Freeth’s statements as extravagant while supporting a 1962 Commission report on high premiums and public interest.
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Fraser
Minister For the Interior
Jane Jes
Canberra
Praser
Wade
Hind
Interior
Freeth
Yonaf Toncin
Cealus
Gaieden
Finger
Nutionyg Capital
Come Mission
Ates
Canheria
Come Unity
Tod
Caneberia
Hinwers
Hostesses Brighten Day in Sari Colors at Airport
At Kingsford Smith Airport yesterday morning the two Ade India hostesses wore bright saris despite the cool 48 degree morning. Silloo Commissariat, 25, and Katy Bathena, 24, posed to lift spirits. They wear saris year round regardless of weather.
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Kingsford Smith
Ade India
Silloo Commissariat
Katy Bathena
London surgeon struck off for alleged self serving cancer work
A London surgeon, Henry Augustus Whitby, was ordered struck off the British Medical Register after GMC proceedings found him guilty of infamous conduct. He allegedly promoted his own professional and financial benefit through a Cancer Detection Centre while claiming to fight cancer.
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London
Whitby Wg
Cancer Deteption Centre
All Bran Cereal Promoted As Natural Digestive Booster
An early advertisement touts Kellogg's All Bran as a natural aid for digestion. It claims the cereal replaces bulk in meals and supports steady system function while not being a medicine.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg LAUPy Luk Spade inath af
In a terse note the Kellogg institution references Luk Spade inath as a key figure. The brief item lists affiliations with LAUPy and mentions related matters pending further clarification.
Two pilots complete first leg of 12000 mile flight
From London the pilots Love Tet Ee aged 22 and Charles Mase field aged 23 began their long journey May 15 on a 12000 mile international flight. They reached Balirain Karachi Delhi Tesmuers Singapore and Darwin by the time they left Kyuweil yesterday on the second leg toward Australia.
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London
A. A.P Reuter
Daiven Myung
Auatralia
Burwai
Love Tet Ee 22
Charles Masefield
England
Kyuweil
Balirain
Karachi
Delhi
Tesmuers
Singapore
Darwin
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Mir. J. Netley
Antill Ray Mount Pritchard
Nsw
Aulbran
Nature Lone
Australian Dairy Produce Board