International Wheat Agreement Seeks 3 Million Bushels Quote
The Australasian Wheat Board reports sales and overseas exports totaling up to 12 million bushels amid talks on international price quotes. Mr McEwen and Mr Medvon addressed Parliament noting shipments to India and questions about the International Wheat Agreement’s status. Italy seeks entry and a proposed quote targets three million bushels, signaling new import needs and potential market adjustments.
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Australan Wrest Board
Inet
McEwen
Medvon
House of Representatives
India
Lelie Moore
International Wheat Couneld
Tualy
Mr Peaslee’s Visit to the United States Planned
The American ambassador Mr Amnie Ponies will depart Australia for a brief return to the United States later this month. He aims to attend the opening of the Australia seat uranium ore development plant at Fram Jungle on Hopterabed 17 and then travel to Rome for additional duties related to Australian affairs.
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Amnie Ponies
Auiatraila
United States
Treader
America
Darwin
Australia
Hopterabed
Rome
Anne Peraunnt
Australis
VICE REGAL Fhe Tent Honourable CR Atti¢e ung Mes
Autlee Wave arrived at Government House in the evening. The dinner party at Government House included Mr and Mrs Altine and others. Attendants and dignitaries gathered for the occasion with high officials noted in attendance.
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Hue
Cwnberni
Theip
Weather Summary From Canberra To Sydney Regional Forecasts
The report provides a fragmented regional weather outlook with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s to low 70s across several cities. It notes winds and conditions and predicts lingering heat and cloud cover with potential showers and varying gusts through the morning.
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Pee
Sea
al Sma
Colin
Ort Aum
Canberra
Poreca
Fiurtuien
Fae Mays Choy
Wonecast Oulligant Alstride
Hine Owen
Nor
Zenewaily
Wioeapenig
Cai
Algat Skala City Lampert
Sydney
Milbourne
Brisbane
Sik Adelaide
Howart
Peeth
Sin
Canneres
Jape Should Seek Solution Here
London readers suggest Jepay might have found a remedy for sterling issues in Cane Dern rather than relying on London officials. The paper notes that Japanese exports could be found in independent trading and lists the impact on markets and international relations.
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London
Tynan
Australian trade deficit growing amid imports surge
The August trade balance shows a deficit of £32,800,000 with imports valued around £402,100,000, up from £523,000,000 in August 1963. Exports fell by £6,900,000 to £444,400,000, marking a deterioration despite months of favorable balances since May. Authorities warn the overseas position may prompt measures to curb wool-related imports and revise the trade outlook.
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Australia
Manila Pact Promises Limited Action and Unity for Mutual Defense
The Manila Conference endorses a defense treaty aimed at mutual support among signatories with a focus on political and economic viability rather than immediate military action. The pact stresses restraint and negotiated solutions, while signaling readiness to strengthen collective security and alliance unity in facing common threats.
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Manila
Ando-China
Patehwnt
Alynied
Great Britain
America
Olhsen
Parliament Schedule for Budget Debates
The parliament met earlier and will reconvene at 10.30 am today to resume the budget debates. The session continued after a brief break and adjourned at 3 pm, with plans to resume at 2.30 pm and again at 9 pm for further discussion.
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She Hawa
Tobruk Siege History Piece and Veteran Biographies
A fragmented account outlines a Tobruk siege history led by veteran Major Bitton Maughan and others. It notes service in the 218th Battalion starting in 1944, later roles in the Alamein campaign, and postwar work in Australia including law and writing careers.
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Bitton Maughan
Uwe Siewe
Tobruk
Alamagin Vanillin
Staughan
Ereen
Phioraphy
Wales
Broken Hill
Zinc
Nietory
Wilmot
Safety Council Lacks Chairman Amid Reshuffle
The Safety Council fails to appoint a chairman as several members, including Matey Lebar and others, are involved in a reshuffle. Somer meets on November 23 to discuss the feminine token and Motor Verdier, Mr GT Temme, as the appointed candidate for chair.
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Safety Council
Matey Lebar
Art Tiel Wi
Disappointing audience for choral concert at Albert Hall
A varied programme by the group under director Miss Woods drew a small audience at the Albert Hall. Despite moments of musical delicacy and cohesion from the Camore group and soloists, overall reception was muted with critics noting uneven balance and calling for stronger support and newer material next time.
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Goulburn
Hertafelefoit
Albert Hl
Mucker
Crom
Memiy
Wheelee
Ustrouatourn
Sintamia da Camore
Sportettin
Taeiliet
Mandela
Sonanga
George Mumphry Rowan
Chopin
Belin Woods
Pugnani
Frank Garnett elected ACT Liberal Party President
Mr Frank Garnett was unanimously elected President of the ACT Liberal Party at a Monday meeting. He said Canberra’s fatigue with Labour could spark a Liberal revival next year as the party plans candidates for the Advisory Council and Federal election. The meeting set policy, committee roles, and delegates for the ACT Electoral Conference, with additional delegates to be elected by party branches.
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Frank Gane
AET
Beanen
ACT Liberal Party
W.W.C
Mr Garnett
Canberra
Labor Party
Garett
sKe
ACT
Mikeee
Brevelson
Alan
Cureniale & Naor
Worm
Mears
May
Cuvanych
Ann
Jefferies
Ratford
Australian Forestry Fellowship Post-Graduate Research Grant
The Australian Forestry Fellowship announces a Post-Graduate Research Fellowship named Australian Newsprint Mille to fund three years of study. Salaries range from £1,000 to £9,000 yearly, supporting research on afforestation, forest management, and newsprint production in Tasmania and southern Tasmania valley areas.
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Allogran
Choo
Kin
Kent
Auedebarul
Rover
Tasmania
Southarn Taamania
Son Benut
Sent
London election results amid 35-seat council changes
Report on London's general council election noting a Monday start, eight million voters, and 35 member council with significant changes among contenders. Details on contestants and outcomes are limited but indicate new leadership emerging from the contest.
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London
General Council
Congiran
Catinos
Australian display shines at Toronto exhibition
Canadian press reports Australian goods drew huge public attention at a national exhibition. The Australian exhibit, housed in a large plywood shed, showcased lamb products, coral beads, ruby jewellery, dried fruits, steel items, and an operable cement mixer. Trade officials praised the publicity value and said the show exceeded expectations, promising an even bigger display next year.
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Toronto
Dammiminslangr
W. Law
Aula
Douglas Copland
18000 Dutch Tulips For Gardens AY Parliament
Federal Parliament considers a 18000 tulip shipment from Stolland for planting in parliamentary gardens. Officials led by Mr T M Leddy discuss the plan, with potential delivery to Canberra in the coming winter season. Special beds are arranged for both the Rem 1 fie and Hone of Tet terminative sections. A display occurred in September and December at Benatar McMullin’s hall.
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Federal Parlement
Poymointh Buller
Stolland
T M. Leddy
Hill Td
New
Phillipe
Dindhoven
Mole
Renate
A.M. Medullin
Canberra
Fe Haut
Ihundts
Halland
No Opposition To Tax Concessions Debate Reflected in Budget Proposals
A report from the Australian Parliament notes Liberal and Labor division over income tax reductions tied to the Budget taxation conventions. Mr A Fraser of Monaro presented a comprehensive report to Exucua detailing conclusions. While some members supported concessions, others warned that arguments used lack substantial grounding and regulation remains uncertain ahead of the September Budget debate.
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Wamov Oppé
Labour Party
A. Fraser
den Monaro
Ingiata
Aai
Representa
Uebe
Beptenbey 2
Parliament on Air For 1 183 Hours
The Senate and House of Representatives were broadcast live for about 1 183 hours during the legislative term. The Speaker Cameron approved the plan with Macquarie likely coordinating ads. Broadcasts spanned day and night across multiple sessions totaling over 14 hours of programming.
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Parliament
Senate
Cameron
Macquarie
Hepremnintyes
I. Inge
Minister Would Make Site Available For Crematoriam
The minister discusses locating a crematorium site, noting prior approvals and assurances. Kent Hughes cites a public inconvenience and potential future provision for a municipal crematorium if a suitable company offers to supply facilities.
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Kent Hughes
Han
Secommen
Tne
Tewae
Chiverru
Aretmatian Thallien
AW. Creimillun Company
Prem.oanary
Joey Knows His Road Safety at Yarralumla
Yarralumla residents recount a road safety incident involving a pet kangaroo named Joey. Senior sergeant Wine explains the chase near Government House where Joey leapt the entrance drive and fled before being captured. The event ends with Joey safely returned to the area as officials note the dangers of roaming wildlife in busy hours.
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Mangatve
Yaresluimia
Joey
Government
Rouse
Joey Warrasnoing
Windle
Chase Inn
New Teachers For Grammar School
Three new earners will join the Grammar School with the appointment of a third staff member. The headmaster Canon DA Garisny remarks the policy will expand to the junior school next year. A senior school science teacher will be reassigned and a Yale scholar receives a scholarship.
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Enseran Tanta
Canon DA
Garisny
Nei
Ceili
Experi Mont Leweher
Etna
Mixen
Yale
Ratannw
Queenalan
University Dip Jena of Agriculture
Bainfont
Ae Agricul
Apmidale Senoor
Atmiinty
Criticism of Plan To Restrict Service Training
A government party meeting adjourned amid debate over selective national service measures for training age groups. Defence officials warn such cuts could threaten the integrity of the plan, with estimates showing thousands in Army Air Force Navy and civilian training programs affected by proposed changes.
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Crainhem
Minintern
Win Gutapoken
Fexaderviceren
Rein Fig Scould
Jomprane
Ain
Navy
Mimatere
Eulloup
Ziman
Nuriemal
Rewicomen
Wevvjoun Yan
Ince
Big Increase In Nursery Output
Pan NAGA AN tee at Yarraluna distributes 36 000 teres on shrubs hiring the planting. The figure represents an increase of about 30,000 over the year. Applications from Chabrraganien are acre and fir only overall percentage of the Tien distributed, however Meat were planted in public iene. The silver hires was invested in demerit. Wattins, yes wat While Aime Were oleo. popolar A vteve tien antuby were alte, te 'the Department's Met lurinis the yur
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Yarraluna
Chabrraganien
Lurinis
Unclear OCR fragment on Perth event and Point Ciotien
Fragmentary text mentions Perth and Point Ciotien with chaotic wording. No clear names, dates, or events are decipherable. Summary cannot determine definite facts or entities beyond scattered references.
Staff Farewell To Commonwealth Electoral Officer Turner
Mr WF Turner retired from his position as Commonwealth Electoral Officer after decades of service in the electoral administration. A Canberra farewell assembly honored his work with senior representatives from the Interior Department and chief electoral officers from Queensland and New South Wales among those attending terse tributes to his eighty years of public service.
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WF Turner
Commonwealth
He Commonwealth
Sno
Dartment
Interior
Turner
Tuyen
Wili
Henig
Glater
Canberra
Himese
Sydney
Turney
Sextiiater Generis
Fils
Queensland
Nsw
Mt Tallon
Lady Lindsay Returns to Canberra After China Trip
Lady Lindsay, wife of Lori Linilaay of Bicker, arrived back in Canberra yesterday amid relief at returning from China. She expressed happiness at ending a troubled chapter, plans to stay in Australia with her family, and stated she may visit Hone Kemg before returning to Australia soon.
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Lady Lindsay
Lori Linilaay
Bicker
China
Canberra
Tay Tandaay
Australie
Lindaay
Singapore
Atastratia
Andaay
Pensent
Australia
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Frank Garnett
Liberal
Forestry School Fellowship
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Moicide
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Woth
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