Liberals Debate Army Call-Up at Canberra Conference
Liberal leaders and Queensland Young Liberals push for universal military training replacing present allotment system. Debate centers on rapid move toward compulsory service with police exemptions and home service needs, amid government plans and decision by Victorian Liberal executive.
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Top SMA man to retire
The SMA commissioner Sir Wathont Musson will farewell at a presentation by Friday before he officially retires on November 17 his 65th birthday. He has led the SMA since 19 before the 40H multiion scheme began and is regarded as a leading electrical engineer in Australasia.
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Govt majority trimmed by death of backbencher in Commons
London Sunday AAP says the government’s House of Commons majority was reduced by one today due to the death of a backbencher. The tally stands Labour 314, Conservatives 10, Liberals with two vacancies.
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Bondi and Oxley by elections leave NSW Liberal hold
The NSW by elections left Bondi and Oxley with no change in party control. The Liberal Party maintained Bondi while the Country Party gained Oxley, as Labor retained Bondi’s seat amid rival claims of rent control tactics. Prediction stressed Coast region support for the Country Party.
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Boy Found After Wide Search Near Delegate
More than 200 men 50 horses and three light aircraft searched rugged country near Delegate for a missing 10 year old boy from a bird nesting expedition. He was found late this afternoon about one and a half miles from home and had walked in circles after getting lost.
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Rhodesia Poised for Unilateral Independence Move
Rhodesia seems certain to seize independence after Mr Smith and Mr Wilson clashed during a tense peace mission. A hastily issued message implied doors were closed as London and Salisbury read on. Cabinet ministers prepared to meet and discuss the letter before broadcast in Salisbury.
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Printing Ban Sparks Emergency Ayres Across Nations
A government order imposes a ban on publishing information about any restricted person or area amid escalating unrest. Officials warn of security threats and pledge to act decisively, while international figures discuss implications and potential extradition tensions.
Trade Practices Bill viewed by law professor in Canberra
Professor J. E. Richards of the Australian National University outlines the need for the Trade Practices Bill in a four article series. He notes the bill builds on earlier legislation once drafted by Sir Garfield Barwick and argues for reforms to modernize restraints on trade.
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New Soviet code and world news briefings
Across pages 4 5 6 7 reports cover new Soviet code for communism and renewed clashes in South Vietnam with American forces, a claim of repelling Pakistani invaders in Nuristan, and notes on nurse crews restricted to limited dental work in schools and clinics. Melbourne TAB robbery details with £2264 seized at gunpoint also appear. Weather section and TV guide listed.
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Sukarno hints at break up of PKI
Sukarno hints at dissolving the Indonesian Communist Party over its role in the October 1 attempted coup. In Canberra Air Chief Marshal Sir John Grundy arrived from Singapore, leading Britain's Far Eastern Forces commander to visit Australia.
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Turbulent Indonesian politics and Subandrio controversy arise
Fragmented reports describe disputes over Dr Subandrio with claims of influence in a cabinet reshuffle. Mentions of Sukarno, President, and foreign minister interactions hint at looming changes as regional tensions and international broadcasts shape perception amid wartime politics.
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