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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 30, 1959

Page

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Move to nullify ban on Goulburn wool sales contends

The Premier announced immediate drafting of legislation to lift the Woolbuyers boycott affecting Goulburn. The Commissioner urged preserving the Goulburn centre to avoid disrupting Wool sales next month, noting the ban harms growers, workers, and regional economy.

Goulburn Monopolies Act Nsw Queensland Woolbuyers’ Association Justice Cook Incrim Asion Newcastle Sydney Woalbuyers Seaboard Farmers and Graziers’ Company

Summit Talks Hopes Rise After Eisenhower Khrushchev Meeting

President Eisenhower said discussions with Nikita Khrushchev removed many of his earlier objections to a summit and that no deadline should be set for Berlin talks. A White House clarification stressed that West Berlin freedom and Allied rights remain intact while the ultimate Berlin solution remains undecided. Diplomatic circles expect Allied input to shapeEast West negotiations with London openness to Macmillan’s views.

Washington A.a.p.reuter Eisenhower Khrushchev Camp David U.S West Berlin White House Erly Hagerty Eisenower Berlin Ederal Republic of Germany Milehouse Fisenhowcreft London

Bar Council Action Resented by Legal Figures

The Bar Council requests lawyers to explain a public statement about the Commission claiming it violated professional advertising rules. Notable figures including Mr. Sheahan and J W Shand QC received notices. other prominent lawyers weigh in, calling the action ridiculous.

Minter Stuart Commission John Latham Q.C High Court B. Windeyer Clive Tesco Treatt C. Re H. B. Turner M.P Sheahan

SEATO backs plan for UN watchdog in Laos

SEATO ministers in Washington backed sending a United Nations investigative body to Laos to help stabilize the situation, while stating no immediate move to direct military intervention. The communique praised UN action and affirmed SEATO obligations, with Australia\npledging to follow treaty duties.

Seato U.N. Group Laos Ashington Tuesday Cane Hes United Nations Washington Australia Casey U.N. Security Council House of Representatives Menzies Omer Esas Ward Bat Seney

Test Rocket Destroyed at Cape Canaveral

A Polaris test rocket failed during a launch at Cape Canaveral. It marked the fifth missile failure in the United States over the past two weeks, casting doubt on ongoing test programs.

Cape Canaveral Rida A.A. Reuter

Three Liberals defect to NSW Country Party alliance

Three Liberal members F G Pratten L S Snider and H Bitzaimons join the NSW Country Party. Independent Asher Joel also joins. The move shifts Upper House balance to Country 15 Liberals 11, with three former Liberals now aligned with the Country Party citing policies aiding progress and welfare. The Opposition leader Col Clayton faces no depose threat.

Asher Joel Country Party Metsrs F. G. Pratten L. S. Snider H. Bitzaimons Any Party Clayton Col. Clayton Hove Country Sountey Party N.S.W Australia

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