Waiting Game Gains Support for Menzies on Common Market
Commonwealth leaders meet at Marlborough House as Australia’s Prime Minister Menzies signals strong backing for resisting an imminent Britain Common Market join. Diefenbaker of Canada remains critical, urging clearer terms and protection for Commonwealth trade before agreement. Halvoake of New Zealand joins cautious stance.
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British bid for Commonwealth trade looms in Announce
Unclear chances Britain halting its bid to join the Commonwealth. Mr Diefenbaker to submit detailed proposals for expanding Commonwealth trade. Officials expect Mr Disfenaker to withhold assent until terms and effects on the Commonwealth are clearer. Senior Commonwealth Prime Ministers may alarm Britain with press reports. Foresee a sympathetic teacher approach at weekend forecasts.
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Disfenoaker
Meneses
Commonwealth
UK First Aide to Australian Delegation on Common Market Talks
A report from Marlborough House notes Menzies and Australian delegates push to hear Britain’s full case before presenting their own at the conference. Sir Roy Welensky protests deeming credentials, while UK officials head a strong government team as delegates discuss the Common Market with potential ministerial groupings planned for later talks.
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Legation
Memaios
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Federation of Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Marlborough House
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Saia
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Boy's claim limit scandalous in railways case verdict
Justice Joske condemned the Commonwealth Railways Act cap of £2000 damages for a boy, Robert Wilke of Ainslie, who lost a leg after an accident at a turntable near the midway station on March 4. The railways admitted liability but the award limit was deemed inhumane.
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Cardinal Gilroy seeks state aid for denominational schools
In Sydney Cardinal Gilroy met Premier Heffron to press for government support for denominational schools. He stressed a critical situation affecting about a quarter of New South Wales children, while Heffron said the cabinet would consider the request but stood by existing policy. The Cardinal’s document from Catholic Bishops outlines five arguments and five proposals.
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Heffron Wi
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Secrecy Marks Opening of Latec Inquiryilary
The inquiry into a 32 million loss by Latec Investments began in Sydney with secrecy. Government appointee Jas Weel leads, promising confidential proceedings and no disclosure of source or duration. Meanwhile Mrs Hildead Monger fights claims she was tied to a 1959 hire purchase car through Latee Finance Ltd and faced demands for repayments despite alleged misrecording.
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Early Moves By Labour Unlikely
Cabinet ministers and Labour delegates see major policy decisions as controlled by conferences and the NSA. Government aims to avoid changing conference policy without assent, noting Liberal opposition and the risk of opposition cr iticism of a state aid shift.
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