ACT council calls for ACT participation in future referendums
The ACT council urged Minister for the Territories Anthony to seek government consent to allow ACT residents to vote on all future referendums. The minister replied that ACT electors cannot vote unless constitutional amendments pass with broad national support, sparking heated debate over referendum governance and voting rights.
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Sydney detective details baby kidnapping case
A Sydney court heard that Alien Robert Baxter sought 84 pounds for the safe return of Cilenda James. Baxter admitted demanding 1000 pounds after telephones calls to a baby’s parents, while no link to the child’s disappearance was established.
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Welcome for Lord Casey at Fairbairn Base
The Governor-General designate Lord Casey and Lady Casey arrived at Fairbairn RAAF Base in a cautious ceremony with many press and spectators. The Royal Military College guards in scarlet, the RAAF guard of honour, and Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies greeted them as they toured the base.
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Government House
Canberra Ceremony Marks Governor General Designate
Dame Pattie Pattie curtsied and kissed Lord Casey as he reviewed guards and met officials in a formal Canberra reception. Lord Casey spoke briefly with the RAAF commanding officer before the procession moved to Parliament House for swearing-in formalities.
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Low Petty Sessions costs criticised
Costs awarded were criticised as many claims were unsettled out of court. Witnesses and others seemed unwilling to proceed and the judge noted that the cases took more time than necessary. Mr Meagher stressed concerns over court conduct and efficiency.
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Sanctions threat in UN council over ceasefire in Asia
The Security Council warned of sanctions if a ceasefire in Asia fails. US envoy called the resolution unique in handling sovereign states while Pakistan and India urged a plebiscite to decide Kashmir. Soviet mediation proposals emerged as the council debated enforcement and costs.
Conflicting Notices and Notable Deaths Across Regions
Reports from New Delhi cite officials discussing a possible meeting if Pakistan and India agree while Gujarat’s Chief Minister Mehta reportedly died in an unidentified fighter aircraft attack. Separately, Petty Sessions costs were criticized as outdated and unjust, with examples of solicitor fees and witness expenses. A NSW Nursing conference in Canberra highlighted concerns about nurses losing their “true womanhood.”
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Tough nurses face emotional gauntlet at Canberra hospital
Ainsworth, a parish president, says nurses become case hardened by emotional exposure while a nurse-patient bond tests limits. A woman doctor counters that such views are nuts, noting nurses can start tough but retain care.
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UN orders end to fighting with China at ceasefire claim
The report states the UN Security Council urged India and Pakistan to end their war within 48 hours. Indian Prime Minister Shastri acknowledged the UN move and warned China of potential actions if provocations continue. China accuses India of constructing military posts near the Sikkim border and threatens escalation while reporting Chinese troops near border passes.
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Ministers urge factories in Canberra appeal
The Minister for the Interior Mr Anthony invited electrical manufacturers to set up factories in Canberra. The item notes West German Chancellor Dr Erhard led his party to an easy victory. Page references to pages three and various sections.
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