France and Germany face fate of a European army treaty
The text discusses the 1961 European Defence Community treaty aims and Franco German roles. It notes France seeks a common European army to guarantee security and dispel distrust, while observers warn that intransigence may marginalize France. It highlights tensions over equality within a Western defence framework and the risk of Franco-German dominance.
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Uae
Partien
France
Weelere
Germany
Healy
Tohclum
Maitland
Domentic Palley
Hance
EDC
Partners
Brancals
Lale Vain Nope
Rathoer
Europe
Frances Empwalien
Ieee
Canberra Hospital Tender Call For Multi Construction Works
Canberra Community Hospital invites tenders for timber and brick veneer house work, plastering, tiling, drainage, and other building tasks. Tenders close Friday September 10 1064 with forms available from the hospital secretary.
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Sopeton
Beye” Foun
Deakin
Siome
Psub
Canberra Community Hospital
Islands Sea Air War Exercises Set in Australian Waters
The Royal Australian Navy and allied air units plan extensive sea air warfare drills in October off Australia. The exercises focus on large scale carrier and aircraft operations, surface ships, submarines, and maritime reconnaissance with multiple ships and aircraft participating.
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Islands
Royal Australian Navy
Hoye Australias Air’ Foye
Weather Barometer Report From Maritime Station
The Marine Weather Barometer notes readings including temperature and wind trends. Forecasts indicate a mild day with strengthening northerly winds, cooler later, and unsettled conditions through Thursday.
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Canbria
Paci
Canberra housing debate sparks call for rent control reform
Minister for the Interior Kent Hughes defends government effort to curb monopolies in Canberra and investigates rent controls after complaints of rising rents at Pugaremney. Fraser asks if independence inquiry could assess valuations and service costs, aiming to fix Canberra as an ordinary town of 10 000.
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Interior
Bee
Kent Mughes
Pam
Kent Hughes
House of Represent Hive
J. Fraser
ACT
Fraser
Mughee Hiad
Pugaremney
Canberse
Ponte
Kent Hughes Salt
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Department of the Therior
Inawity
Cantorra
Canberra
Minister Refuses Airfield Inspection in the North
Report notes a minister refuses to permit inspection of northern airfields amid political tension. Townley and Calwell are cited as responding to questions about government funding since the current administration took office, with critics saying no money has been spent on the fleets' maintenance.
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Fuwinley
Noreh
Townley
Calwell
Extension For Mr. Quinlan Was Considered
The Premier said Mr Quinlan, aged 64, would retire after about 19 weeks of service. An extension to beyond 69 was discussed, with every consideration given to him for a public service post if no suitable successor is found. The Premier stressed no political favoritism in appointing a Director of Latherien.
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Crniil
Tvan
Willer
Quinings
Uremier
Quiniin
Jong Wervice Jwave
Quinlan
Quinlary
Latherien
Ner
Easing Armament Ties Proposed by London Experts
Dr Kathleen Lonm and Dr Lansdale spoke at a Canberra luncheon on disarming rhetoric. They argued both sides must ease arms race fears to avoid sweeping global conflict and urged cooperative measures to prevent war. The discussion emphasized that mutual restraint could avert catastrophe and foster stability.
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Aitwr
Kathleen Lonm
Lansdale
Jessie
London
Speatelne
Hanberra
Soelelya Ritenils
Nme
Xiruchurea
Lonadaim
Quan
Paci
Ania
Tim Amore
Wen
Financial Overhang Reveals Treasury Shortfall
Fragmented notes describe a government loan excess of around £1,000,000 and a securities conversion shortfall. Treasurer Sir Arthur Faden announced that only about 40 percent of the £19,400,000 securities maturing on August 15 had been converted, with total figures approximated near 46 million in money terms.
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Ek Enim Naak Anit Consterston Tan
Ascuty
Arthur Faden
Viced Regent Departures From Admiralty House Sydney
The vice regal party with Their Excellencies the Governor General and Lady attended by Lieutenant Tokensare RAN left Admiralty House Sydney for a nine day visit to Wollonggong.
New State Grant for Nuclear Research
The premier announced a new state grant to advance nuclear research at the University of Technology. He highlighted industrial power prospects from uranium and the Commonwealth’s role in supporting reactors for Testaten and industrial uses, with large-scale ore processing planned near Rum Jungle.
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New State
Sydney
J. J. Cahill
The
University of Technology
Brant
Rydney’ Lniniversity Echo
Pageton
Rum
Developingnt
Hawpatt
Northern Territory
Okomie Gawer
Suale
Profeawar
Baxter
Baxter Declitra
Piatranor Baxter
Chemical Originerring
Parliament session updates on Budget debate resumption
The Mouse convened at 2.30 pm yesterday as Heat resumed the Budget debate. The proceedings proceed today with continued focus on the budget discussions and related questions.
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Pam
Eminent Theatrical Figures Present Readings at Albert Mall
Noted performers Winit Sir Lew Chasen and Dure yb Thorndike will present scenes from St. Joan Henry the Eighth and The Medea plus poetry readings at the Albert Mall on September 33. They were guests of the LAR High Commissioner and Lady Holmes during their stay in Cuiberra from September 12 to Ja. A teereaal party will attend Uncle recital. Fame are Now oye.
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Lew Chasen
Prime Minister Discusses Auditor General Succession
The Prime Minister stated that all eligible persons were considered for the high office in the Public Service as Auditor General nears retirement. He said future appointments would reflect merit and that the selected candidate would come from within the ranks.
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MaColm
Government housing loan proposals debated in House
Mr Kent Hughes told MPs the government plans to limit the cost of building or purchasing homes. He said the government could not set a blanket limit of 2000 pounds or 2750 pounds, or higher, and would not make any drastic concession.
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Mir. de Ine Eraser
AGT
Miniter
Kent Hughes
Hove of Representatives
Iterday
Thames
Kent Magher
Week end Penalty Charge By Doctor Alleged
An alleged weekend penalty by a doctor who charged 90 pounds for a Saturday afternoon visit is discussed in Parliament. Ministers dispute whether the increase arose from new policy or doctor initiative and whether the Commonwealth subsidy should rise to curb charges.
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Se Anid
Funcanke
Earle Page
Audi
Belin Medical
Wouli Furie
Austering
Bir Bayle Page
Commonwealth
Doctora
Cooma Population Burden on Ratepayers
A report to the Executive Assembly states that the growing Cooma population strains local ratepayers. The witness argues population growth will require greater Snowy Mountain Authority funding and delays in government plans. The minister pledges to examine the matter and pursue a full investigation.
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Cooma
Aydnry
Helffert Aden
Goonta
Aervicr
Gifted Pianist In Choral Concert
George Humphry, a renowned pianist, performs with a choral group in a Sydney concert tour. He studied with notable teachers at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and serves as official accompanist for a city music club. The program includes works by Lietertafe and others at Barmaon's Civic Centre and Kingston venues.
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George Humphry
Mosts
Lietertafe
Australia
Aleannier Averjemnky
Godfrey Bmilth
Winfred Tirstom
One Sydney Consurvatorium
Mule
Fleidee Pion
Mr Himphry
Ryaney Bistadtoda
Hay Perarmed
Tine
Poe
Barmaon’s
Civin Centre
Ourehier
Kingston
Modest Wool Price Fall Reported by Minister
Minister for Commerce McEwen described the wool price drop as modest after a period of broader market weakness. He noted the retreat was not yet decisive and emphasized the economy’s reliance on wool as a major export, with price levels influenced by global competition from the Continent, United Kingdom, and Japan.
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Sopa
Seno Pe Tan
McEwen
Ahletage
McKeon
United Kingdom
Japan
Investigation of Tax on Superannuation
A summary of a debate on superannuation taxation. The treasurer Arinuy Fudidon said the Commonwealth should not confine income under the Superannuation Act of 1901. Mr Bryson Midd questioned the legality and refund timing from the Department of Taxation as a public servant earning 880 dollars.
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Artur
Willanthe
Bryson
Uns
Mexitloe
Min
Npiwon
Ivan Nin
Urgocn Ake
Arthur Whitt
Jon Thie
Ani
Department of Taxaten
Australian Legion branch plans new membership drive
The Canberra branch of the Australian Legion, formed after the war, aims to boost permanent membership with a drive and a November meeting. A NSAY council candidate is expected to attend to help organize the event and rally support.
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Australian Legion OF Ex-vervicemen
Canbrera
Te Australis Tecion
Bisey
Ier
Warren Wil
Perwanene
Ramet
Itn
Pekk
Uuu
Han
Eatigatt
Canberra third party motor insurance rates lower than major cities
Sixteen insurance firms in Canberra report a total loss of £22,000 since compulsory third party policies began. Officials note premiums in Canberra are lower than those in Sydney and Melbourne by about a certain margin. The official tally lists £27,000 in claims across two accounts with drivers and unknown parties. total company payouts across Canberra show varying allocations, including motor incidents, commercial trucks, hire cars, and a farm tractor accident.
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Canberra
Rydney
Canherym
Axe. Tater
Thane
Melbourne
Yaney
Dnt
Gee
Bunineas Cara
Hiee Cara MN
Aydney
Matoristy
Cainineae Care
Tania
Plant visits for potential apprentices in Canberra
Prospective apprentices will gain insight into trades through planned site visits guided by school heads and employers. The plan aims to pair practical exposure with recruitment, noting a trend toward selecting well known leaders and higher paid skilled roles. Canberra’s Minister for the Interior, Kent Hughes, will attend the September technical college event with Mr Benning, Director of Technical Education in New South Wales.
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Warange
Tia
Wwe Act
Canberra
Interior
Kent Hughes
Benning
New Out Wales
Will Vislt
No prospect of tea from New Guinea
A muddled report notes that tea production in New Guinea depends on new varieties and reliable inputs. Parliament members say supplies are unavailable, and experts warn it may take many years before enough tea could be grown to meet Australian demand.
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New Guinea
aNane Wu
Payne
Munck
Maluck
Novel publicity for repertory top pullery card
Publicity material lists prints and tunes prepared for an upcoming production Rent Steatagen. It describes a photostat copy of the Suratat playbill dating back A742 and references Ron Fenny and George Axi.
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Ron Fenny
Tun Certaey
George Axi
Bishop Brothers Angl library appeal funds raised
Bishop BF Dunworra-Goulburn announces a large Anglican library appeal with plans to build and equip a new memorial library. Donations from groups and individuals reach up to £1,000 with significant sums from several contributors, aiding the foundation and construction for St. Mark's College.
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BF Dunworra-Goulburn
Mt Neweuatte
Rita Terxive
Hound Phy Taviah
Barridale
Hae Almoer
Tyba
St .Mark's College
Power price cuts promised by URW amid demand surge
The report outlines a planned 4 percent reduction in energy charges for consumers under the URW program amid high demand. Officials anticipate further easing next year, with predictions pointing to continued but smaller relief in Canvera and related regions.
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Tansey
Canverta
Electricity Commission
Canevra Steaunt
Medical School Construction Tender Notice at National University
The National University medical school project invites tenders for the construction of a new facility led by Ruth Canter Mead Interstate Contractors. Work includes ground immersion, foundation, and structural framing with a late February deadline and a focus on medical education spaces and associated labs and theaters.
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Curtin Sohail
Meller
Ruth Cantermead Interstate
Krewe
Tarathwrys Shen
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