Menzies Seeks Policy Guide For Economy Inquiry
Prime Minister Menzies announced in the House of Representatives a special committee will study the economy and prepare a chart of the nation's economic potential. The inquiry aims to furnish information to help set fundamental policy decisions.
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Inquiry into Australia's resources and tariff policy set
The government plans a high freedom inquiry led by Sir John Crawford to study tariff protection, resources and future growth. It will be an expert committee, not a formal royal commission, with aims to inform economic policy and export prospects while balancing limited resources and development hurdles.
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Wisehead
Austtalian National University
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Surviving Tongans recount 101 days at sea
Ten sailors from the yacht Tuaikaepau were rescued in Suva after 101 days on a waterless reef. They survived on a single match used to distil water from seawater. Two more Tongans survived. a raft journey 325 miles to reach help. The captain's son died near Kadavu Island while aiding the rescue.
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Suva
Minerva Reef
Fiji
Rare Drug In Rush Flight Aids Student Eye Injury
A student at the University of Otago contracted vaccinia in the eye during lab work and is treated with a new antidote used in humans for the first time. Dr Fazekas De St Groth located a small supply via Canberra connections and a Royal Australian Air Force plane delivered the drug to Christchurch, with authorities noting the patient is currently stable but the risk remains high.
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University of Otago
Dunedin
Canberra
New Zealand
University of
Otago
Jo A. R Miles
Fazekas de St. Groth
Australian National University
de St. Groth
IANU
University Sydney
Australia
Cslr.o
C. J. Davern
R.a.af
Amberley
Queensland
Fairbairn
J. E. Perrett
C. Whiteley
Christchurch
Otago University
J. A. Miles
Butchers Vote For Half Day Summer and Winter Shifts
About 40 members of the Amalgamated Meat Industries Employees Union voted at Hotel Kingston last night to stop working Wednesday afternoons in summer and Saturday mornings in winter. The decision follows a ruling by Conciliation and Arbitration Commissioner G. A. Findlay that employees may choose if they work the weekly half day overtime. A butcher in the commission hearing warned that if overtime is not required, butchers may have to pre pack meals on Thursdays and Fridays and have girls sell them in shops on Saturdays.
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G. A. Findlay
Canberra
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New Authority To Control Electricity For Canberra
Mr Freeth announced a statutory authority would be created to manage electricity in the ACT. The body would handle purchase generation and supply with its own structure and a six year chairmanship. It would set charges in coordination with Commonwealth funding and protect staff rights during transfer. By 1969 Canberra’s population was to reach 100 000 with 30 000 consumers.
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Indian leaders hold three hour talk on Sino-Indian border clash
Nehru convened a three hour meeting with military leaders to discuss the critical Sino-Indian border dispute as Indian defence minister Krishna Menon orders army factories on war footing after a fresh clash with Chinese forces near the North East Frontier.
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V. K. Krishna Menon
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North East
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London Regiment Loses Bronze Statue of Lord Elcho
The London Scottish Regiment founded in 1859 reports its first peacetime casualty a bronze statue of its first commanding officer Lord Elcho missing and believed melted down by a scrap metal dealer.
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AAP
London Scottish Regiment
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U S Moon Shot Delayed Again By Weather
Ranger 5 launch postponed due to tropical storm Ella and adverse weather. Technicians ready to recover the 755 pound Ranger while awaiting a new mid November launch window from Cape Canaveral, with Earth moon photographs planned during the final approach.
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