Commotion in Senate over ALP candidate remark
In a heated debate in Parliament the ALP candidate for Capricinia, Dr N Everingham, faced remarks from Senator Garr and opposition leader Senator Murphy. The exchange centered on a controversial interjection about the DLP and calls to withdraw a comment, with party leaders arguing over integrity and the path to an election.
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Garr
ALP
Gar
Murphy
N. Feeringham
Holt
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Gani
Gini Yow
Laught
Lik SA
Gaur
Feders
E& State Pariaments
Ene Cormmi
Orsrne Hale
Tag Phat
Gair
Commisniste
Mrong
Senawit Gair
Nator Murphy
Senstor Gait
Irpby
Everingene
Hughes
Lib
NSM
Everingham
Communist Party
United Labor Movement
ANU
McMahon
Foreign forces shell near Siner Canal amid fighting
Reports say artillery fire along the Siner Canal intensified after clashes between opposing forces. Witnesses describe bombardment and troop movements, with unclear details about causal engagements and casualties.
Divers die during Jervis Bay night exercise inquest opens
Divers who died during a night dive near HMAS Stuart at Jervis Bay on August 10 were seen surfacing moments before vanishing. Inquest opened to determine cause of death for Able Seaman Clearance Divers Kessert Toil and Jeffery Thomas Males as witnesses described the events and a coroner heard testimony about underwater glows, alarms, and a possible alcohol influence in blood samples.
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Caneberra
Kessert Toil
Wslop
West
Melbourine
Sid
Jeffrey Thoman
Allowia
Queensland
Hmas Stuart
Petty Omer Smith
Petty Ofer
Sanith
Sutton
Americans clash with Australian workers at Port Hedland dredge
At Port Hedland Australian Workers Union members clashed with American dredge supervisors over employing Japanese labor. About 70 Australians from six unions protested while roughly 30 Japanese workers maintained operations on the dredges, prompting calls from local officials for calm and for negotiations on hiring practices.
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Wed
Port Heyland
Caval
Sydney
Merchant Service Guild
Japan
Utah
Port Hedland
Australian Workers Union
Alemeds
Senate move to oppose ACT land freeze ordinance
A Senate committee moved to disallow the Freehold Land Subdivision and Use Ordinance in the Australian Capital Territory until the Department of the Interior finishes a Territory wide freehold land control scheme. Senator Wood of the Liberal Party noted the motion in the Senate amid concerns that the ordinance grants ministerial powers and hinders arbitrary decisions. The measure, introduced as a temporary step to preserve the status quo, aims to curb subdivision of freehold land pending an overall plan.
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Department of the Interior
Standing Committee
Wood
Qkl
Anthony
Department of Interior
Tuggeranong land freeze targets ACT growth plans
The Tuggeranong freehold land ordinance blocks further speculation and sub division in Tuggeranong and Tharwa south of Canberra. It aims to curb unplanned development while allowing long term growth under CDC plans shifting expansion southward. The Senate committee on regulations may disallow parts of the ordinance citing protections for citizens against government overreach.
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National Capital Development Commission
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CDC
Senate Committee On
Forced landing of World War II Mustang at Jervis Bay airstrip
An unmarked World War II Mustang fighter flown by an American pilot Fleming made a forced landing at Jervis Bay airstrip late yesterday while en route from Melbourne to Camden New South Wales. Officials expect to interview the pilot and inspect the aircraft today as police note a U S group operated Mustangs in Australia and that registrations were restricted last month.
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Ine
Melbourne
Camden
New South Wales
Department of Civil Aviation
ACT
Fleming
United States
Australia
America
Muse Tange
Mne
North American Aviation Corporation
Daylight Raids by Canberra Bombers Support Australian Task Force
Canberra bombers joined daylight raids in Phuoc Thy Pravin to support the Australian task force. HMAS Perth engaged for the first time, firing two bombardments on Viewong fortifications in Binh Dinh Province as yesterday’s action.
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RAAF
Phuoc Thy Pravin
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Viewong Fortificaions
Binh Dinh
NSW Budget briefed with $216m education expansion
The NSW Budget reveals a record education outlay of 216 million plus an extension of stamp duty. Premier Askin delivered the plan in the Legislative Assembly amid a tightened fiscal outlook, detailing trainee teacher allowances and subsidies for non state school loans. The package includes a 5 per cent rise in teacher trainee support, broader health funding, and further tax measures. Continued on Page 3.
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Nsw
Treasury Age
Treat ter My_ Askin
Levis
Tive
Pany
Moninh
Nis
Me Ashi
Askin Sid the Mans ‘Muir
Treasury
Department of Ailways
Department
Wid
Auction price cut shows bid restrictions in Canberra tale
Mrs. Gilles of Griffith saved 700 by bidding at Canberra home auctions. The event ended with her securing a lease at 4000 before the auctioneer, RH Webster, knocked it down. It was later found she could not bid due to a clause restricting auctions.
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Griffith
Canberra
Yenerday
Jim
Gilles
Myssemi Garran
RH. Webster
Laos Prime Minister to visit Australia and Canberra
The Prime Minister of Laos, Prince Souvanna Phouma, will visit Australia from October 31 to November. He will meet officials in Canberra and travel to Sydney Melbourne and the Snow Mountains scheme. This marks the first Australian Laotian prime ministerial visit.
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Souvanna Phouma
Agesalin
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Snow Mountains
Min
Postal workers end NSW parcel disruption drive
NSW postal workers suspend their six week campaign over parcel backlogs and service delays. Union leaders say the pause comes amid a deteriorating situation with hundreds of undelivered items piling up at sorting centers.
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Sydney
Nsw
Spaghetti welcome for Saragat and ministers at New York
Fragmentary notes report Saragat welcomed with spaghetti style reception as Big Four ministers met in New York. Mentions US Marines at Com Thien and a plan to attract overseas capital for Australian development. Page references indicate mixed, unreadable cryptic text.
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Com Thien
Poon
New York
Vietnam
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