Plan to rationalise Australian air routes under new bill
A proposed bill backs a wide extension of the uniform air plan to cover all routes with competition between Trans Australia Airlines and Ansett Transport Industries and its controlled carriers. It sets up a two member board from TAA and Ansett, appoints a government coordinator, and aims to reduce rivalry on trunk routes with binding decisions and possible appeals to Sir John Lathem.
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Ansett
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Loans To Be Re arranged Renater Partridge said the prevent ratonalisation machinery
The discussion centers on re arranging repayment of Commonwealth guaranteed ANA loans for aircraft purchases. Since 1962 the government guaranteed three loans totaling 4,350,000 pounds. ANA defaults led to a grace period during sale talks, Ansetts would assume ANA obligations and benefits. The bill allows refinancing over five years and keeps Ansetts eligible for future loans despite past ANA defaults. Also, Air Navigation Charges Bill moves to raise annual revenue to 550,000 pounds from next January, funding meteorological and research services.
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Commonwealth
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Ansetts
Fairridge
Ansetta
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Soviet Silent Sill On Laika's Fate
Pravda says Laika made a great contribution while a New York paper claims the first U S satellite may launch Friday if Vanguard preparations succeed. Reports note mixed signals from defence officials as radar and Navy led projects proceed amid global interest.
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New York
U.S
Scientista
United Press
Defence Department
Imports Replace Big Consignment Of Faulty Bricks
Canberra bricks rushed in to meet the accelerated building programme face widespread faults with lime expansion. Inspections target current deliveries while the Interior Department offers to replace defective bricks.
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Department of the Interior
Bowral
Inchating
Goulturn
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Gundagal
House of Representatives
J. B. Howse
Lib
Clare
Interior
A. Fairhall
Luker
Mr. Luker
Skylark Tests At Night Reach High Altitude
The Minister for Supply Mr Beale announced the Skylark K rocket reached 83 hours altitude with the craft found 107 miles from the launch site. Results support International Geophysical Year experiments by the U K and Royal Society, using instruments to measure winds and temperatures in the upper atmosphere.
UK Arms Exports to Middle East Reach 60 Million
Britain exported about 60 million pounds worth of explosives arms and ammunition to the Middle East from 1946 to June this year. Board of Trade president Sir David Eccles told Parliament yesterday that the exports included industrial explosives, non military ammunition and civil type aircraft. Emrys Hughes urged the Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd be informed, criticizing the belief that Russia was the sole arm supplier to the region.
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Ministry refuses to change bank bills in reform plan
The Liberal party failed to win changes to the proposed development bank under reform. Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden led a small Liberal push to alter the four sham bills and related measures, but ministers stood firm and the Senate faced passage by late November.
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