DLP calls for defence review
Brisbane reports the Democratic Labour Party urging a defence review and self reliance in a policy speech by Senator Gair. The plan includes universal national service and a shift toward greater Australian control of defence, foreign aid, and development. The speech stresses the Senate as a constructive force and outlines naval force considerations and strategic trade routes. Continued on Page 3.
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Vandals strike at trees in Flaca Festival area
About 40 young trees planted on Stornaway Street near the Flaca Festival were cut down three inches above ground. Twenty more were chopped down earlier, damaging the town’s greenery and ratepayers’ money. Rural festival secretary Mr EJ Beaver urged that those responsible be brought to justice.
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Howson silent after talks on VIP aircraft squadron
Melbourne report says Prime Minister Hall and Air Minister Howson spoke for nearly an hour about inaccurate information given to Parliament on the VIP aircraft squadron. Sir John Bunting and A McFarlane were noted as leaving, Holt planned to address Parliament and Cabinet on Wednesday with no further statements expected. Howson avoided comments outside Tremsey Place.
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The Law stops for the Cup in Victorian court delay
A General Sessions jury will pause for 10 minutes to hear a Methovene Cup radio broadcast. Judge Leckie asks jurors to consider delaying deliberations to avoid prejudice against the accused forging case. High court notes and racing coverage mention Princess Soray illness and Canberra show details.
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Mindoro Sinking Leaves 67 Missing After Typhoon
Manila reports say about 67 people are missing and feared drowned after the 573 ton Mindoro sank during Typhoon Emma. 14 were confirmed dead and 134 passengers were listed, with rescue ships sent to the scene amid 125 mph winds in the central Philippines. Separately, a Liberian freighter with 37 crew is trapped on Pratt Reef 160 miles southeast of Hong Kong as tropical storm conditions persist.
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Tragic drowning of mother and two children near Brisbane
A university lecturer Mrs Tisbethe Lacy Tarnawski and her two children, Nechaela Mary aged 20 months and Nicholas aged seven, died after falling from a trimaran named Naxos as the boat encountered rough seas. Husband Josef Tarnawski, steering, leapt to save them but could not reach his wife. The body of Mr Tarnawski was recovered by a fisherman. The accident occurred in a widening water stretch near the Brisbane River. the family resided at The Gap and were visiting Southport for the week. Mrs Tarnawski taught phonetics in the University of Queensland English Department.
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University of Queensland
Lost paintings found at Albury yard after truck delay
Fifty three paintings worth 20000 were missing from Lu ey to Albury and surfaced at Albury yard today. The works by Arthur Boyd Clifton Pugh Donald Friend and others were part of the Albury Art Gallery Society exhibition. Two Dickerson works were valued at 1000 each.
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Rail disaster near London kills fifty one and injures many
A rail crash near London leaves 51 dead and many injured as investigators probe possible causes. Officials say no direct blame on the driver or guard, with a broken rail and embankment collapse among theories. Queen and Transport Minister send condolences as investigators work through mangled wreckage and casualty lists.
Parliament House planning committee to hold hearings in Canberra
The reconstituted Parliamentary Joint Committee on accommodation for a new permanent Parliament House will meet in Canberra November 28 and 29. President of the Senate Sir Alister McMullin chairs the 18 member panel, aiming to finish submissions and evidence within nine to twelve months as the National Capital Development Commission prepares background briefs for design.
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EXPERT WITNESSES SHAPE FUTURE PARLIAMENT HOUSE PLANS
The committee sets accommodation goals for a new Parliament House while no printer date is given. Current 1927 building expanded and future plans consider chamber sizes, library integration, and space for MPs, press, and ceremonial events with public input.
Layman to quit in church row
Christchurch Monday (AAP) Mr R J Wardlaw chairman of the New Zealand Association of Presbyterian Laymen said he would resign from the Presbyterian Church. Charges against Professor Lloyd King were dismissed by the assembly after a two day trial. Wardlaw, an Auckland businessman, said the crisis had eroded his sense of responsibility and he would resign with a clear conscience. Reverend Blaikie said he had no intention of resigning. The assembly ruled no doctrinal error was established and the case was closed.
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New aid to Laos eyed by Australians and Prince Souvanne
Australians weighing a possible increase in aid to Laos, with Prince Souvanne cited, as reported on page 3. A crash near Goroka, New Guinea, killed six Australians and a New Zealander on takeoff, also noted on page 3. The Bolshevik revolution’s 80th anniversary was marked in Leningrad by Communist and people on page 4.
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Exhibition on building plans at Albert Hall this afternoon
The National Capital Development Commission hosts a building exhibition at Albert Hall starting at 2 pm today and running through Sunday night. The event showcases new ideas for builders planners and those hoping to build, with a 22 page review published in The Time.
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Rivalry and Debate Mark Melbourne Cup Day Session
A fragmented report notes rivals and nationalist groups amid Senate proceedings on Melbourne Cup day. The chamber resumes debate on pending legislation as members address deaths and other issues before adjourning.
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