21 Oct 1953
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1953
Page
1
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The arbitration court rejected automatic wage reviews amid calls for targeted adjustments. Employers and unions clash over whether periodic living cost adjustments should apply universally or by specific industry awards. Changes would affect Melbourne Adelaide Sydney Brisbane Hobart wage rises, with rulings to be posted soon and made effective from November.
Dr Evatt and Mr Joie argued in the House on an adjournment motion criticizing Dr Avett for statements affecting the arbitration system. The Government opposed the Court’s decision while claiming not to undermine it, with claims of defiance harming the industrial system and workers’ living standards.
The debate centers on the governments stance in the Legislative Assembly over suspensions of the minimum wage adjustments and whether the Railways and Transport Commissioners should avoid arbitration court applications. Cahill argues the cabinet plans do not require increases, while warning that any alternate adjustment could unsettle workers amid a 3d basic wage rise.
Mr Cosgrove urges a Commonwealth premiers conference on the cost of living. He told Mr Mansion the Tasmanian government supports an early meeting. He argued Tasmanians are affected and Vimy workers nationwide should be involved on the same basis.
South Africa rejects U N jurisdiction and prefers to preserve its position on the United Nations Charter while ready to participate in round table talks with India and Pakistan. The record notes Maud Baltynder and Joost of Baur Amen urging debate on treatment of Indians in South Africa as India declines to join discussions.
A parliamentary debate centers on a labor amendment to Social Services Consolidation. The proposal would raise pension and social service allowances to 1 wage percentage of the osi wage, retroactive to July. Deputy Frater moves the amendment after restricting EM debate, seeking broader government concessions and royal commission review.
The Australian government pressed for a swap of atomic data with the United States, while expressing concern over McMahon Act limits. Prime Minister Nixon was reportedly traveling with Ambassador Mensaige, aiming to brief Eisenhower and gauge U.S. willingness to share details.
A scroll of fragmented notes cites ministers and MPs denying government selling Ne tor 2 or E18 Pepeloen. The text also mentions 1 4,000 students and a Town Jowl Cottage riot, plus claims of propaganda and political pressure around pricing and supply.
A member of parliament presses the minister for immigration for action to restrict Russians. The inquiry seeks confirmation of a report that members of the Romanian legal community are involved.
Fragmented UN draft resolution on recognizing self determination for Morocco stalled in the Political Committee. The body sent the matter to the General Assembly for further action as representatives debate independence terms and align with the UN Charter amid procedural divisions.
In a tense advance, Vietmint rebels threaten the Manhoa stronghold as Communist defenses strain. Allied forces including American United Prose and French troops pursue gains toward Tan Hina, while reports describe a sizable enemy retreat near Snir Ha and efforts to disrupt Red Dawn vision factions.
In a wide ranging speech, President Nixon outlines defense cuts to preserve economic strength while preparing for security challenges. He stresses bipartisan unity and warns against Communist influence, calling for continued U S leadership and global consultation with allies.
The House of Representatives met at 3 15 p m yesterday to debate the Social Service Bribery Bill without amendment and the Revenue Duty Argument Bill with a minor government amendment. The session was adjourned to meet again at 2 30 p m. and the Senate of India remained in session.
The United Nations Security Council invites General Vagn Beunike, head of Palestine truce supervision, to New York to report on Jordan Israel tensions. Western powers debate who bears responsibility as violence rises around Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan amid urgent council considerations.
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