Cabinet review of departmental costs boosts 1967-58 budgets
A Cabinet committee will report on Commonwealth department costs for 1937 58 and the 1966 57 comparison shows total estimates at £61 313 000 an uplift of £5 352 000. Increases reflect expanded research and civil aviation, mineral resources and atomic energy work. Total departmental votes exclude Defence.
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House of Resentatives
Sir Arthur
Commonwealth
Department of Civil Aviation
Bureau of Mineral Resources
The
Atomic Energy Commission
C.s.lro
Arthur
Defence Department
Ian
War Service Homes
Atomicry
C.s.lr.c
Treasury
Penditure
Arthur Fadden
Australan Capital ‘Territory
Canberra
Northern Territory
Speeding Rawlings, 20, Fined for Cheeky Attitude
Police said Bernard Edward Rawlings of Giles Street Kingston showed a cheeky attitude when stopped for speeding on the A area. A patrol followed a utility for a mile at 45 to 50 mph and fined him £9 in Lonsdale Street Brad Idon. He claimed he was watching parcels on the front seat.
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Canaverra
Bernard Edward Rawlings
Giles Street
Kingston
Lonsdale Street
Brad Idon
Rawlings
T. H. Carveth
Reversing Caused Collision in Causeway Street
Ronald Stanley Lovelock 35 a builder's labourer was fined £5 for negligent driving after a reverse collision in Causeway Street. Police found a 1 ft skid mark and rejected his claim of 15 mph. He also fined £2 for driving without due care. licence expired.
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Causeway
Canberra
Lovelock
Father appeals to FO over British students in Finland
The father of Percy Hitchcock appeals to the British Foreign Office to act on behalf of Hitchcock and his friend Michael Creek both imprisoned in a Finnish provincial town for attempting to cross the Soviet frontier.
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Indon
A.p.reuter
Percy Hitchcock
Finland
Foreign Office
Hitchcock
Michael Creek
Income tax cuts and family concessions outlined in budget
The Treasurer announced increased deductions for wage earners and extended allowances for dependents including spouses parents and adoptive or stepchildren. Gifts to charities and cultural bodies gain new deduction scope effective July 1 1957, while estate duty relief applies to multiple succession events within five years with rebates tied to time between succession events.
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Wadle
Arthur Fadden
Tala
House of Representatives
National ‘Trust
SA Land South Australia
Sydney Opera House
Sidney Myer Music
Australian Industrial Design Council
Dr O H Frankel to Lecture at Melbourne Agricultural Course
The Center for the Division of Plant Industry in Melbourne hosts Dr O H Frankel with senior officers Dr R Brock and Mr W Willoughby to give lectures at an agricultural refresher course at Melbourne University. The course is sponsored by the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science.
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Cmer
Division of
CSLRO
O. H Frankel
R. Brock
W. Willoughby
Melbourne
Melbourne University
Australian Institute of Agricultural Science
Professor Bourke Visits Canberra as Visiting Fellow
Professor J T Bourke of the University of Melbourne arrives in Canberra for a three month stay at University House. He plans to complete a volume on an eighth century Oxford History of English Art during his visit.
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J. T. Bourke
University of Melbourne
Canberra
University House
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