Propaganda Dispute Over New England State Movement
A debate on the New England New State Movement accuses the Country Party propaganda of shaping opinion while the ALP faces claims of voter manipulation in a poll showing broad support for realignment. The NSW movement seeks non party cooperation with the ALP to address decentralisation and regional development in Australia.
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New England New State Movement
Country Party
New England Federal Electorate Council
A.L.P
Commonwealth
Labour
Mr. Calwell
New State
Witout
Local Social Notes From New Lambton to Guyra
Miss Hay Woolston has returned home to New Lambton after holidays with Mrs. Q Campbell. Mr. Joe George is visiting Sydney on business. Miss Judy Comino underwent an appendectomy and is a patient at Guyra Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J T Stewart of Moray Guyra entertain their daughter Mrs. H Smith of Sydney and grandchildren Judy and Peter.
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Miss Hay Woolston
Joe George
Sydney
Judy Comino
Guyra Hospital
J. T. Stewart
Moray
Guyra
H. Smith
Judy
Peter
Sir Henry Parkes Memorial Appeal Opens Donations Proposed
Donations toward the Sir Henry Parkes National Memorial Appeal are invited to reach £20,000. Proceeds fund a museum and library at the Tenterfield School of Arts, to be vested in the National Trust of Australia, with a curator and educational programs. The committee includes Prime Minister Menzies and Dr Evatt.
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Sir Henry Parkes
Tenterfield School of Arts
National Trust of Australia
Henry Parkes
Menzies
Evatt
Edwards
H.R.H. the
Duke of Gloucester
School of Arts
New England
Inspection Days at Chiswick Open to Graziers May 6 7
Graziers and farmers can inspect the Research Station at Chiswick on Saturday and Friday May 6 and 7. The winter is critical in New England and pasture management is emphasized. Pastures from previous years and a new area sown in 1954 will be shown with CS L R C officers present for discussions. Special demonstrations test machinery for sowing ra.
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Chiswick
Sceteeny
New England
C.s.lr.c
World and Political Briefs From Global Headlines
NATO talks on joining the alliance surface amid European security concerns. French Cabinet dismisses Marshal Alphonse Jo in France’s top commander in Central Europe after a critical speech. H bomb tests draw global alarm with experts warning of power and reach. Swiss and Swedish observers report Communist arms shipments into North Korea. Australia’s Queen Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh head to Colombo after visiting Cocos Islands. Lt General Frank Berryman knighted before a royal tour. Sydney Harbour bridges to add new spans to ease traffic. Unrestricted trading hours for petrol and parts blocked by Labour Caucus. Australia’s population nears nine million with a rise noted. A Melbourne migrant kills four, injures two, then commits suicide. Prime Minister Menzies backs a Queen Elizabeth official residence near Canberra. Egypt seizes King Farouk’s fortune.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Australia
Colombo
Cocos Islands
Frank Berryman
Freemantle
Cattle and Sheep Health Notes Across the Farm
The report notes cows with calves in low condition and sheep in store condition. Haemonchosis outbreaks appeared last week, all in lambs culled about a month earlier. One arsenical poisoning case killed about 80 of 400 young sheep. no notifiable diseases reported.
Cattle Selling Season Delayed by Dry Summer
The cattle selling season has been delayed due to dry summer conditions. Yardings are not heavy and fat cattle proportions are lower than normal, with overall market softness noted.
Winter drought warned as stock and feed run low
Mr. Walker reports March was dry with no rain and warm sunny days. Pastures are dry though good for sheep, cattle face drought for winter, water supplies are strain but may hold, stock movements are down, rabbits breed, weeds spread, wild pigs damage corn seed, grasshoppers sighted but not posing immediate danger.
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Terryburn
Kauthi
Singleton
Newcastle
Enrolment for Division Shows Increase in New England
The March enrolment in the New England division rose by 98 under Divisional Returning Officer R B Gillespie. A total of 397 names were added to the electoral roll and 299 removed, with 273 transfers and 26 deaths. There were 95 alterations as residents changed their subdivision, lifting the roll to 40167 from February’s 40069 and March 39774 last year. The subdivision is urged to ensure correct enrolment as the roll closes in about three weeks.
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New England
R. B. Gillespie
North West NSW To Publish Ambitious Tourist Book
The North West region of New South Wales plans a lavish illustrated book to boost publicity. Funded by the North West Local Government Association, the project uses a regional publicity scheme with Department of Tourism providing photography and layout. Letters are invited to the Secretary and Director, Box 5101, G.P.O., Sydney, for details.
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Great North West
Ew South Wales
G.P.O
Sydney
North West
North West Local Government Association
New England
Darling River
Queensland
Ginpara
Uralla
Dingo Fence Disruption Ties to Egg-Laying Claims
Report notes dingoes causing trouble near the dingo fence with remarks about eggs being laid. Officials seek explanations for wildlife disturbances and potential fencing adjustments.
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New England New State
A.L.P. Council
A.S.P
New State Movement
London
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
N.A.T.O
Europe
Marshal Alphonse
France
Pacific
Science
New York Times
U.N. Supervisory Commission
Korea
North Korea
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Britain
Dien Bien Phu
U.S
Hoyt S. Vandenburg
Arlington National Cemetery
Re Ear
Melbourne
Clive Evatt
Cunnamulla
Qld
Queen Elizabeth
Canberra
Farouk
T.s.r.s
Brisbane
Bathurst
Patterson
North
Beesley
Inga and
Warrnam
Bool
Onkaparinga
H. Beesley & Sons
P.O. Box