Police Seek Rights in Politics In Australia
Mr Griffiths says the police federation lacks access to the Labour Government despite support from Liberal and Labour conferences. He notes Sir Jon Bray Barwick convened a Canberra seminar on police matters without federation invite. The federation relies on New Zealand Police Association to voice ordinary officers.
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Griffiths
Liberal Party
Labour Party
Labour
Commonwealth
Jonay Garfield Barwick
Canberra
Federation
New Zealand
Police Association
Solicitor General Bailey Heads to United Nations
The Commonwealth Solicitor General Sir Kenneth Bailey will join the Australian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly this week. He leaves Australia on Sunday for about two months. The Attorney General Sir Garfield Barwick announced that Bailey would retire as secretary of the Attorney General's Department on November 3, with duties split. B J Hook will become Secretary and Bailey will serve briefly as Solicitor General thereafter.
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Commonwealth
Kenneth Bailey
United Nations General Assembly
Australia
Garfield Barwick
Attorney General
Kenneth
Garfield
B. J. Hook
Department
Trade Laws Need Time Says Prime Minister Menzies
Sir Robert Menzies told a press conference that restrictive trade practices laws could not be expected in a few weeks. He cited recent criticism from the Manufacturing Advisory Council, now under Cabinet consideration, as shaping any eventual legislation.
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Robert Menzies
Robert
Manufacturing Advisory Council
States pool wagons for car traffic
NSW Railways Commissioner N McCusker announced a pool of special rail wagons for motor car traffic formed with Victoria and South Australia. NSW will build 38 double deck wagons capable of carrying 10 cars at 60 mph, with first units due in two months and full operation within six.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Victoria
South Australia
N. McCusker
NSW Railways
McCusker
Country Doctor Plan Backed By Minister
A proposed program by the Australian College of General Practitioners aims to reduce the country doctor shortage. The plan would train medical graduates for two years in general hospitals, then three years in varied posts and apprenticeships before two scholars travel states to mentor young doctors. General practitioners have pledged about £50,000 toward the scheme, estimated to cost £500,000. Mr Sheahan said he would study the proposals to determine their practicability and allocation of two scholarships per state if feasible.
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Australian College of General Practitioners
Australia
Post Office At Manuka Opens As Canberra Marks Centenary
The new Manuka Post Office opened with Mr. J. R. Fraser presiding and Lar Harrison present. Mrs. Ives recalls serving as postmistress from 1933 to 1936 and notes her modest salary and duties. Fraser links the ceremony to Canberra’s postal history centenary and predicts rapid advances in direct dialling and international connections.
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A.C.T
J. R. Fraser
Manuka
Ives
Eva Yelland
Lab. A.C.T
Lar. Harrison
Advisory Council
Fraser
Canberra
Ngo Dinh Nhu Opens Paris Stop On Europe Tour
Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu sister in law of President Ngo Dinh Diem arrives in Paris by air from Rome. She continues her European tour as next leg takes her to Paris after Rome.
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Mme. Ngo
Paris
P.reuter
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Riem
Rome
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Ascot
Kingston Civic
Ax Minos
Palisade
Country Club
CIC
Bob Crosby
U.N
Melbourne
Mr. Fraser
Brisbane
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