Cottage saved as part of Canberra housing plan
Mrs. E Read's former inn near Barton Highway will be retained by the National Capital Development Commission and integrated into new housing. MP J R Fraser led representations urging preservation. The cottage lies about 100 yards from Lyneham development. Mrs Read has lived there most of her life.
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Yass
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National Capital Development Commission
Lyneham
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Khrushchev Sees Chinese Leaders in Moscow Return
Khrushchev after a 13 day United States visit was welcomed by Mao Tse-Tung Lin Shao-Chi Chow En-Lai and other Chinese leaders in Moscow. He urged China to claim its UN seat and spoke of creating cooperation while avoiding delay on Berlin talks.
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China
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Union Opposes Beer Price Rise in New South Wales
The New South Wales branch of the Liquor Trades' Union opposes a beer price increase. Secretary A McVeigh said the union wrote to Prices Commissioner Weir against the Australian Hotels Association applying for higher beer prices.
Hasluck Criticised by Speaker Over Territory Tax Views
In a lively debate Mr. Hastuck accused Hasluck of failing to grasp Territory viewpoint on tax changes. Mr. McColm defended Hasluck though noting limits of sincerity and usefulness. Mr. Hinrlock denied claims that private interest had been discarded in Papua and New Guinea during his decade as minister.
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Hasluck
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Luck
Hastuck
Imment
Me’ Hinrlock
Papua
New Guinea
Red Chinese claim big area of India frontier map
India released a political map reflecting Chinese claims to vast territory. The foreign ministry spokesman said the map shows China drawing 4 to 5 miles into Indian land, claiming about 6 000 square miles of Ladakh, portions of Uttar Pradesh, 300 square miles of Bhutan, and 32 000 square miles of the North East Frontier Agency from Bhutan to Burma.
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Kashmir
Uttar Pradesh
Bhutan
India
North-East Frontier Agency
Burma
China
Come Outside Challenge in Parliament
A furious House of Representatives debate features an exchange where Mr. Ward invites Minister Freeth to "come outside" amid charges the Government has colluded with restrictive practices. Whitlam labels the Labour minister a "lackey" as the clash intensifies.
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Lab
Fast Sydney
Interior
Freeth
Garfield Barwick
Willes
Whitlam
Wertina
Labour
NSW to End Compulsory Unionism Move Approved
NSW moves to abolish compulsory unionism with amendments to the Industrial Arbitration Act. Industrial tribunals will require absolute preference for unionists in hiring and in dismissal cases. The draft bill, authorized by Cabinet, eliminates penalties for picketing and removes union deregistration liability.
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Sydney
Mass Walk Out At U N As Soviet Bloc Delegation Joins Boycott
The Soviet bloc and its satellites walked out of the U N Assembly during Dr Fingfo’s Tibet debate as the Nationalist China backed restoration of religious and civil liberties in Tibet. England Malaya and other nations pressed for Tibetan discussion while the Peking regime faced calls for inquiry.
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Peking
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China
Iia
Witnesses May Be Recalled in Stuart Case Adelaide
Adelaide Wednesday. Mr J B Starke QC senior counsel for witnesses argues some may be recalled to give evidence in the Stuart case. He notes earlier witnesses from Australian Linguistics and Adelaide University. Further adjournment until October 13 is likely, with unclear opposition or approval from the commission.
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Adelaide
Weanesaay
J. BE. Starke
Resignation from Shopping Hours Committee
Mr Mallam resigned claiming intimidation from two unions and a Labour League member. He objected to three letters and ten dered resignation over plans to extend shop hours. The committee later appointed D Earl to replace him as the debate over uniform hours continued.
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Labour League
Committee
Hae
Mallasia
Transport Workers’ Union
D. Earl
Fairefield
Mallar
Queans Ave
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