1967 - Newcastle City Council

N.M.H. INDEX
1-1967
ABATTOIRS
ACCIDENTS AND FATALATIES (Con't.)
See also Newcastle City Council: Abattoirs
Food and F'oodstuffs: Meat
4 Sheep killed by dogs (Maitland) 13.1:12
Salesyards as model (Clydedale) 20.1:6
Chileans see abattoir (Maitland) 28.2:13
Killing for Anderson to continue (Maitland)
23.3:5
Abattoir aid case put (Maitland) 6.5:25
Check made on request over abattoir (Maitland)
22.6:10
New abattoir cost $4,50,000 (Gosford) 4.7:13
Top Maitland Abattoir job 27.7:10
Abattoir dispute settled (Maitland) 2.8:5
24.8:10
Council posts
$551,000 to back abattoirs 21.9:4
Activity rises for abattoir (Wingham) 6.10:19
Senate divided on abattoir hygiene 26.10:3
Water supply for abattoir (Singleton) 16.11:12
Easter road deaths rise to 19 27.3:1
13 die in road accidents 8.5:1
Conference on Hamilton road accidents 16.5:8
Alarra over rural deaths 27.7:14
Tractors' role in 14 rural deaths 28.8:12
High smash ratio to young drivers
7.9:3
More N.S.W. drownings
28.10:4
North's black 12 hours: 5 road deaths
15.12:4
Christraas road toll 11
26.12:3
North's roads free of death
27.12:3
ABORIGINES
Aborigines on teachers' agenda 6.1:3
Aborigines at Bible institute 20.1:6
Purfleet team in Parliaraent
1.2:3
Aborigines on Welfare Board
15.2:11
Tandem trip to aid aborigines
20.2:5
Dark shadow of the future
2.3:2
Board quit by professor (Dr. D. Thorason)
18.3:3
Dog, two boys and woman find paintings
22.3:2
Aborigines' laws problera 2 5 . 3 : 1 6
Aborigines to choose way of l i f e
10.4:7
Abschol leader at U n i v e r s i t y
4.5:19
ICqOOO miss b e n e f i t s
5.5:4
12.5:4
Referendum advice to P r e s b y t e r i a n s
Aborigines hope for new chance
13.5:2
"Yes" vote urged on a b o r i g i n e s
15.5:7
Light wanted (Leader)
16.3:2
Some moves at l a s t to h e l p a b o r i g i n e s
16.5:2
Aboriginal "Yes" vote s u p p o r t e d
17.5:3
University man barred
18.5:11
Aboriginal wins work b a t t l e
25.5:1
Askin seeks aid for a b o r i g i n e s
30.5:1
Aborigines get g i f t of water
30.5:15
A plea for a b o r i g i n e s
31.5:6
Aid to a b o r i g i n e s s t i l l l e f t to S t a t e s 2 . 6 : 1
Aborigines get horaes
26.6:7
Aboriginal f e a t u r e s w i l l s t a y
28.6:6
Dual education "needed" on a b o r i g i n e s
28.6:8
Co-operative to aid a b o r i g i n e s
7.7:6
Aborigines can l e a r n from Canada's I n d i a n s
11.6:2
Are we doing enough for aborigines?
14.7:2
New principal for institute (W. R. Caddy)
22.7:11
Abschol's hope for foundation
27.7:25
Experts study a r t d i s c o v e r y
31.7:3
Chest d i s e a s e s h i t a b o r i g i n e s from d e s e r t s
8.8:11
Aborigine board hits back
10.8:4
Aborigines on the increase
12.8:3
Neglected they wait, hope
22.8:2
Holiday for aborigines
24.8:5
$21m. spent to aid aborigines 30.8:8
A.C.T.U. call on aborigines
2.9:3
Hospital post for blind aboriginal (David
Kerin) 4.9:6
Commonwealth a c t s on n a t i v e s
8.9:1
To help a b o r i g i n e s
9.9:2
Boundary problem for a b o r i g i n e s
13.9:7
Native c o n t r o l change urged
14.9:1
Aborigines get equal pay ( P a s t o r a l i n d u s t r y )
16.9:3
Equal pay for sorae aborigines
28.10:29
Aborigines seek support on hostel 9.11:21
Aborigines total 79,600 28.11:16
200 Attend institute graduation
5.12:13
Help offered to N.T. aboriginal 8.12:1
States new deal for aborigines 8.12:1
The day the Child Welfare raan called 9.12:2
Women give scholarship
20.12:10
ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
let Road death 2.1:1
Road toll compared
4.1:1
Bell tolled for 27 fewer in North 6.1:2
Muswellbrook accident rate rises
6.1:5
"Remarkable" toll drop 18.1:3
Inquiry wanted on accidents 1.2:6
Week-end road toll 14 dead 6.2:1
Rod and singlet save fishermen 10.2:1
Death at Swansea one of 8
13.2:1
Near death, smiles now
14.2:1
''"ive children in hospital after blast in
bakehouse 16.2:1
Wendy's still unbeaten
20.2:1
fourth baby killed by salt error
23.2:1
Bottles seized (baby deaths) 24.2:1
Cheaper to have Monday smashes
17.3:1
AGRICULTURE
5.1:17
Diplomas in agriculture
Agriculture research work scheme
6.1:5
College's rates for law test (Tocal) 26.1:21
Need for consultant canvassed (Muswellbrook)
I .2:7
Refresher course on farraing 1.2:7
Farraing plan urged by backbencher
8.3:5
Principal resigns at Tocal (Rev. C. Ford)
29.3:15
First 13 Tocal diplomas
3.5:15
College lack of funds; President (Tocal)
6.5:4
Clubs postpone Tocal field day 30.6:14
Kotara boy's State rural award
13.7:7
Rural studies 26.7:1
Transport for agriculture "inadequate" 31.7:7
Agricultural colleges open: Chaffey 4.8:14
Econoraic experts on tour 14.8:6
Seed fails to raeet world mark 23.8:7
Florida (agricultural reps.) looks us over
23 8:7
Certified seed sets record
2.9:24
Economists on visit to college (Tocal) 7.9:12
Land consulting service
13.9:5
Govt, aims to expand rural studies 21.9:7
Colleges plan to lift standard (Hawkesbury,
Wagga Wagga) 23.9:1
Principal appointed at Tocal (G. McFarlane)
10.10:4
Anniversary talks on agriculture
17.10:20
Efficiency and output boost farming needs
18.10:9
Joint venture in plant breeding 6.12:24
Land problem study group 8.12:5
Farraers' role big - acaderaic (Tocal) 15.12:5
AIR POLLUTION
Furaes not proved as cause of fruit damage:
Jago 19.1:9
Air pollution takes toll (Speers Point) 25.1:5
Dust complaint (Hexham) 23.1:9
Increased air pollution (Newcastle) 12.4:4
Poisoned air (Leader) 13.4:2
Check on smoke requested (B.H.P) 2.5:15
Engineers in check on soot fall-out
10.5:22
Jago answers fume queries 31.5:7
Pollution checks on furaes claim
15.6:8
Air pollution rises in Newcastle 28.6:5
No new rules to stop sraoke (B.H.P.) 28.6:9
Coraplaint on trucks unjustified 22.8:15
Brisbane pollution risk high
10.10:17
Doctors' silence on air slated 8.11:4
Orchardists enlist legal aid 10.11:1
Fruit pollution (Mayfield) 28.11:9
Firm gives assurance on dust (Lake Macquarie
Concrete Pty. Ltd.) 27.12:5
AMBULANCES
Nelson Bay base open on January 14 4.1:5
New waggon for ambulance (Singleton) 7.1:19
Ambulance had 334 Scone cases
9.1:6
East-West to fly air arabulance 13.1:6
Ambulances get new equipment
15.2:7
Medical plane in service 18.2:23
Ambulance officer's garland 22.2:3
Arabulance head honoured 22.2:9
Air arabulance flight off 14.3:17
Order for new arabulance 16.3:4
Air arabulance starts to-day 24.3:7
Mercy plane kept busy 28.3:1
False alarms calls 3.4:10
Cessnock gets new arabulance 5.4:10
Air and land
20.4:3
Ambulance to seek new radio wave 20.4:4
St. John cadets well-trained (Teralba Booragul) 27.4:9
Charlestown arabulance plan talks
11.5:5
Minister dismisses ambulance board (Tamworth)
27.5:25
Move for new ambulance (Murrurundi) 29.5:11
Committee just "fund-raisers" (Tamworth)
30.5:16
Busiest day for air ambulance
8.6:3
New cars for ambulance 24.6:23
Students pass first-aid exam 24.6:23
2-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
AMBI I ANCKS (Con't . )
Ambulance station lor llereslield
8.7:8
11.7:17
Murrurundi ambulance fund ap-eal
First aid students to get awards
19.7:11
Ambulance found in Army camp 25.7:3
Students to get awards
26.7:4
Arabulance loss heavy (Brisbane Water)
26.3:27
Patients get tree ride in ambulance (M'brook)
28.8: 11
•lago sanctions ambulance poll (Tamworth)
4.9:6
22 ambulance candidates
14.9:4
Ambulance transports 1,075 cases 14.9:12
Bulk ballot issue alleged (criticism of
ambulance poll system) 21.9:1
Newcast1e,Cessnnck in poll sweep 22.9:1
Open to abuse (Leader) 22.9:2
Ambulance ballot may face challenge
23.9:1
Shut out (Maitland) 23.9:2
No injunction on election of arabulance
26.9:14
Arabulance C o m m i t t e e C h a i r m a n r e - e l e c t e d
28.9:4
Ambulance g e t s s p a c e b l a n k e t s
5.10:15
Mini.ster s e e s arabulance e l e c t i o n need
14. 10:9
Bid for more Govt, ambulance aid
18.10:4
Ambulance's 5e levy rise raove 19.10:4
Building fund raove by ambulances 23.10:4
District St. John officials 25.10:8
Busy tirae for air ambulance
31.10:1
Inspection for St. John Brigade Corps 4.11:4
Challenge over air ambulance
10.11:5
More subsidy to ambulance
16.11:13
Union talk on ambulance fee increase 30.11:4
T.H.C. queries ambulance fee rise plan
1.12:4
Ambulancemen .stage protest
1.12:13
ART AND ART GALLERIES
Priceless art theft in Tasmania 4.1:1
Charge on theft of The Torso
5.1:3
Judge for Scone art
6.1:5
City gains by Dutch award in art 7.1:7
Wide art style range 19.1:4
Controversial artist wins two awards 21.1:3
26th Term as president of Art Society (T. W.
Ninness) 26.1:4
Interest in Art Gallery booms 27.1:4
Art gallery exhibitions
2.2:4
Newcastle theme in .show (.Shay Docking) 2.2:18
Entries from prisoners in Art prize 3.2:13
Mr. Holt - in oil
4.2:5
Lady Casey to visit gallery 8.2:10
Genteel touch in art show (Shay Docking)
10.2:4
John Stringer (Art judge - Maitland) 15.2:7
16.2:4
Bark (hut) not in gallery
Lady Casey admires gallery
16.2:4
Children's art on show 21.2:10
Aldermen clash with Director on "art" of bark
22.2:5
Art auction total $29,000
23.2:3
Director puts gallery view 23.2:4
Abstracts take the eye (Maitland) 24.2:4
Care warning on prize art (Maitland) 24.2:6
"Talk" with art director
1.3:5
Artist's homage to colour (John Coburn) 3.3:4
Colonial artists record history
6.3:4
R.A.A.F. raan wins art award (Ampol) 8.3:9
Sydney artists win at festival (Orange)
9.3:14
Gallery hopes (Leader) 28.3:2
Lady Casey's painting gift to gallery
29.3:4
$800 for unseen painting ("The Trap") 31.3:4
Horaer paints Hunter tales 31.3:4
Gallery naraed (Pope) 6.4:16
Varied taste in art (Dr. Roland Pope) 11.4:4
100 compete in Art Prize 12.4:5
Kitching extends art dimensions 14.4:4
Abstract for Scone collection
18.4:15
Art contest for war veterans 24.4:15
Bark pictures issue splits Gallery body
27.4:3
Council clash on bark likely 28.4:1
Director of gallery to judge art 2.5:15
Artist tilts at crowds
5.5:4
Art display for Scone
8.5:14
Council admits "fit" bark art in gallery
10.5:1
Arts committee "inspirational"
10.5:12
Bark "art" - How they voted
12.5:4
Half-century of Wakelin art
12.5:5
A.L.P, branch supports bark pictures stand
16.5:8
Travelling art show to resume
18.3:13
Art winners (N'cle. Tech. Educ. Dist. Council)
18.5:13
Art collector visits gallery (Mrs. K.
Lyttleton Taylor) 18.5:16
ART AND ART GALLERIES
(Con't.)
25.5:18
Spotlight on Dobell
Joyous raood in art (Rae Richards) 26.5:4
Hunter Valley in art
2.6:4
No bark display
7.6:5
Art shapes in 3rd diraension (Ken Reinhard)
9.6:4
Police recover painting (Brisbane) 13.6:1
"La Belle" back in gallery
14.6:19
Prizes for paintings
21.6:10
Councillor re-elected art president (Arraitage)
21.6: 10
Abstracts not main choice
22.6:25
Figurative work shows dexterity (Noel
Counihan) 23.6:4
Major prize of $75 at art show (Weston)
5.7:10
"Excitement lacked" in art
8.7:4
Light, darkness therae in art (Margo Lowers)
14.7:4
Art aid to world relations
19.7:5
Artists keen for prize (N'cle. City Art
Gallery) 25,7:1
Weston art show 29.7:25
$.500 award to Sydney artist (David Aspden)
31.7:6
Tapestry design in wool 3.8:14
Collection in new raood 4.8:4
Love of paint and gesture (Von Bertouch
Galleries) 12.8:8
Expression on people (Charles Blackraan)
21 8:4
Rodin art on view to-morrow
22.8:16
Proud of culture 24.8:16
Paintings valued at 81,160 sold (Taree)
25.8:15
Art training for serainar 28.8:5
Sculptures draw 500 a day 31.8:4
Self-taught artist takes up brushes again
(Hazel Napier) 31.8:17
Rodin's art in action
1.9:4
Changed gallery hours
2.9:6
In touch with London cliraate (David Boyd)
12.9:4
18,000 see Rodin works
19.9:4
Blake art prize to man of 83 29.9:3
11.10:1
"Stone Age" art find
Artists supreme in printmaking 11.10:4
Rodin work drew big crowd
12.10:25
Mood rausic for graphic artist (Sarauels)
14.10:6
Art show with a difference
26.10:20
Council support for art prize (Maitland)
26.10:20
Sydney artist's win in Newcastle Prize
27.10:1
Art workshop tutor 28.10:4
Art gallery (note) 30.10:2
Professional or childish? (N'cle. Prize
Exhibition) 30.10:2
A garae of find the figures (Rodney Milgate)
31.10:4
In search of a prize (N'cle. Prize Exhibition)
4.11:4
$1.50,000 a r t grab t r a g e d y
6.11:1
I t s c r o s s r o a d s for Art G a l l e r y - A
14. II :2
Farrelly
Bright display of bargains (Von Bertouch's)
17 11 :4
Ceramics show (Von Bertouch) 30.11:19
Exhibition of photographs (Art Gallery)
6.12:4
Art group formed 6.12:9
Japanese potter craftsman (Shiga Shigeo)
8.12:4
Art contest - Adelaide
20.12:4
8766 donated to art prize
30.12:4
ATOMIC RESEARCH, SATELLITES AND MISSILES
Austral la's chance in future space flight
7.1:4
Wooraera test in June 25.1:11
Eldo wo rkers seek special conditions 7.2:17
Another space "eye" in Australia likely
13.3:3
Planes on hunt for biosatellite
21.3:3
Satelli te job (Tamworth)
4.4:3
Moree s ite for link to satellite
11.4:10
30-year treaty signed with U.S. on atom
energy
12.4:1
Rocket range fire daraage 13.4:3
Rocket parts in big plane 3.5:1
6.5:3
Woomera 's future in doubt
8.5:2
Atomic shadow on coal towns
10.5:23
Atomic power "by 1975" for Australia
Fall-ou t "not Australian health worry"
11.5:6
Austral ia's first satellite
19.5:3
Nuclear plant contemplated
15.6:3
Final s tage on rocket 28.6:11
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INDEX
3-1967
Ali.STRALIAN LABOUR PARTY (Con't.)
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\ i i s l i a l i a n i - c i l s i t s own s a t e l l i t e
systera
1.7:2
Rocket t i i i i i K at Woomera
3.7:3
i i i s t i a l i a n s t u n e u p lOi A p o l l o
3.7:3
11.7:3
Fault d e l a y s rocket
launch
T h r e a t o f new r o c k e t d e l a y
|H.7:1
I n d e r g i o n n i l covei- in r o c k e t j i a t h
21.7:13
3 r d I I do a t t e m p t w i t h r o c k e t
22.7:3
K o c k e t may g o u p on W e d n e s d a y
24.7:3
K i l t h r o c k e t r e - e n t r y t e s t a t Woomera 2 6 . 7 : 5
31.7:7
( a s h in on Wooraera, s a y s e x p e r t
3.8:3
Hirst cobalt s a l e to l.K.
No n u c l e a r b l a s t i n g i n s i g h t h e r e
3.8:3
F.uropa r o c k e t c r a s h e s
5.3:1
l o i n t t a l k s on Woomera
17.8:5
Kocket s h o c k (Woomera)
19.8:3
Wreckage of r o c k e t
21.8:15
B r i t a i n may p h a s e o u t o f W o o m e r a
30.8:10
Special clock watcher
16.9:3
Nuclear power p r e d i c t i o n
28.9:3
A - p o w e r ' s r o l e in o u t b a c k
17.10:3
!)th r o c k e t a t W o o r a e r a
2.11:5
Count t o s e e E l d o l a u n c h e r
6.11:3
A u s t . ' s f i r s t s a t e l l i t e t o be
launched
11.11:1
Kocket d e l a y
26. 1 1 :26
25.11:1
Final checks lor launch of s a t e l l i t e
A u s t r a l i a t e s t s new
raissile
(Rapier)
23.11:3
Rocket f a i l u r e h a l t s l a u n c h
29.11:3
into
Kangaroo s i g n in o r b i t
jump.s A u s t r a l i a
space club
3 0 . 11 ; 1
Second rocket to be fired to-day 1.12:1
Isotope exports 1.12:12
Woomera rocket success 2.12:1
Another delay in rocket test 6.12:1
Malfunction in rocket 7.12:1
Satellite ceases transmission 9.12:1
I..S. team to aid on atom uses 23.12:3
Al.STRAi.lAN I.ABOI R PARTY
Adamstown A.L.I', protest (candidate selection) 7.1:19
Opposition to move by A.L.P. (Belmont North)
10.1:7
A.L.P. preselection protest by branch
(Boolaroo) 12.1:3
Kye on party job 14.1:3
Move to change A.L.P, system
17.1:8
.Shortland mail complaint (Shortland A.L.P.)
13.1:9
Branch A.L.I', charter sought (Broadmeadow)
25. 1 :8
Six may seek A.L.P. leadership 26.1:3
Labour plan to boo.st propaganda
31.1:4
Labour's dilemma
(Leader) 7.2:2
Labour Ms.P. to decide on head to-moriow
7.2:3
New A.L.P. leader this afternoon
3.2:1
Presentation to Kahibah M.L.A.
8.2:7
Caucus gives Whitlam clear win 9.2:1
On top at last (leader)
9.2:2
Whitlam's plans for strong tea.-n 10.2:1
Long road ahead (Leader) 10.2:2
A.L.P. elects Mr. lones to executive 10.2:3
Calwell reflects at Press talk 10.2:3
Officers for Wickham A.L.P. branch 10.2:7
Branch wants age limits on politicians
16.2:9
Labour Party concern at bashings
17.2:6
Tighes Hill A.L.P. raeeting 22.2:7
Labour leaders united
22.2:7
Reply on buses criticised by lesraond A.L.P.
22.2:11
Calwell is not forgotten 22.2:21
A.L.P. rejects shadow plan 23.2:4
A.L.P. election - Wangi 23.2:9
Stockton A.L.P. elects officers 24.2:7
A.L.P. election - Charlestown 24.2:7
A.L.P. leader attackers to be disciplined
28.2:3
Whitlam win on Vietnam 2.3:1
Change in A.L.P. outlook
2.3:3
Mr. Whitlam in comraand (Leader)
6.3:2
Young Labour League for Newcastle 6.3:12
Whitlam accent on white-collar ranks
7.3:4
Woman follows new M.L.C. in A.L.P. post
(Mrs. S. Ormonde)
9.3:4
Women say 70 out for politicians
13.3:3
"Need for change" - Whitlara 13.3:3
Candidature change is supported
15.3:10
Election change.s opposed
Hi.3: 10
Time to rebuild (Leader) 20.3:2
Decision noted on A. I.CD. 22.3:6
A. I.CD. ban protests 23.3:4
Telegram over group denied by Colbourne
^4.3:3
A.I,.p. sell-injury (note) 27.3:2
"'•planning "n.-ed<-d in A.L.P." 27.3:11
(iet-tngether Labour talks 30.3:7
A.L.P. threat of expulsion rejected 31.3:1
A.L.P. Caucus voting upsets (Federal) 8.4:1
A.L.P. branch protests on A . I . C D . move
3.5:8
Whitlam on science role in politics 3.5:12
Labour plan vote near
9.5:1
Second reform rule rejected by A.L.P, 10.5:3
Labour outlines fuel policy 22.5:10
A.L.P. confidence from National talks Whitlam 23.5:1
New Lambton move for A.L.P. branch 27.5:4
A.L.P. leaders' Vietnam clash
3.6:1
Barnard repeats call for policy review on
Asia
8.6:3
Whitlam attacks Chamberlain 9.6:3
Whitlam attacks Victoria
10.6:1
"Herd test lost Lismore seat" 10.6:23
A.L.P. to retain basic wage idea 12.6:1
Motion on Israel 12.6:3
Whitlara wants more say for rank and file
12.6:3
Vic. left-wing of A.L.P. holds control
1 2 . (> : 3
A.L.P. vote supports right wing 12.6:3
A.L.P. decides dairy policy
12.6:12
Difference in A.L.P. on troops 13.6:1
Mr. Whitlam's task (leader) 13.6:2
Wyndham pleads for A.L.P. unity 13.6:3
Vic. A.L.P. adamant on State aid 13.6:3
Victorian call for changes in Federal A.L.P.
13.6:4
A.L.P. rap may help heal rift 13.6:4
A.L.P. adopts new education policy 22.6:3
Attack on State A.L.P. "witchhunt" 22.6:8
Caucus call for raines inquiry 23.6:4
Labour leaders call for party unity at
conference
8.7:1
A.L.P. vote favours U.S. alliance 10.7:3
Labour leaders end squabble
10.7:3
Charter granted A.L.P. branch (New Lambton
South) 10.7:9
"Eve" of A.L.P. conference 10.7:10
New Viet, line by A.L.P. 12.7:1
Mr. Whitlam's test (Leader) 12.7:2
Whitlam in Brisbane "under wraps" 17.7:1
Conference omits education
19.7:9
Electoral "college" supported
24.7:3
A.L.P. Viet, shift in policy likely 28.7:3
Sen. Keeffe again A.L.P. President 31.7:3
A.L.P. branch holds first meeting (New
Lambton South) 31.7:4
Solicitor, doctor expelled by A.L.P. 31.7:11
Big social services review by Labour Party
1.8:1
Labour shock; switch in "new look" plan
1.8:3
Whitlam hails party change
2.8:1
How compromise was reached
2.8:1
Proposal on aborigines rejected 2.8:3
Labour remains firm on Vietnam troop policy
3.8:1
Whitlam to press for wider reforms
3.8:1
The best faces (note) 3.8:2
Labour clarifies new policy on conscription;
stand on bases 4.8:1
Breakaway move in Canberra A.L.P. 4.8:3
A.L.P. seeks T.V., Press inquiry
5.8:3
Ms.P. salaries
5.8:3
Labo;r's S.M.A. plan for North
10.8:23
Labour shuffles (Leader) 12.8:2
"Disastrous" Whitlara war policy
12.8:8
2 inquiries planned by Labour 21.8:12
Taree A.L.P. conference 28.8:10
A.L.P. not ready yet - Barnard
18.9:1
Alderman tells of Labour role 20.9:11
Barnard points way to power 25.9:3
A.L.P. planning fuel seminar
29.9:14
Whitlam tries to close the gap 10.10:2
Labour to discuss Fed.-State relations
II.10:22
A.L.P. branch alarmed at Unity idea (Mayfield)
7.12:14
A.L.P. organiser appointed (D. Nilon) 8.12:4
A.L.P. meeting in February
19.12:4
AVIATION
Survey at Scone airport 23.1:7
Aero display at Cooranbong 27.1:5
Scone air pageant discussions 28.1:11
Air record set by woraan (Sue Folks) 30.1:1
Light aircraft producers refused help 15.2:3
Scone to get night landing facilities 25.2:25
Kelly inspects airport (Kingsford-Sraith)
28.2:1
Air group to set up branch (Aust. Air League)
3.3:4
Check tests on engines show faults 17.3:15
First -lapanese plane in Aust. since war
6.4:3
4-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
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AVIATION - NEWCA.STLE AERODROME (Con't.)
W 1 \l 10\ ( (oil ' t )
Delegates to llv to .,e,o clubs' talks 19.4:19
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Crop-dust plane control plans 6.,..)
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16.3.3
lactorv p ans utility plane
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Aero elnb formed a (.osford 9.9 11
Radar ,, . i ,,, >,art soon
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M i e r wins place in aerobatics 4.10.4
AUATION - AalDEVTS AND WRECKS
Plane lands with one engine out (Scone) 6.1:5
Brakes test on \iscount (Brisbane) 7.1:1
Pilots die (Orange) 17.1:3
Helicopter crushes manager 26.1:1
Wind flips plane over 30.1:6
Plane skids 60 yards on nose
13.2:1
Report soon l\iscount aircraft crash) 25.2:4
Plane search resumes after 5 yrs. (N.Z.)
28.2:3
Mi.-..sini; helicopter found in N.T. 3.3:3
Hear.- for two in light plane (Hervey Bay,
Three'die'u'/li^ht aircraft 6.3:1
Air >earch tor men fails (Q'ld.) 7.3:3
Light plane fe.,nd; 2 men dead (Hervey Bay.
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Plane burns alter crash; pilot unhurt (Q'ld.)
20.3: 1
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(Killarnev,
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Biplane in forced landing (Albury) 27.3:1
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liscount crash inquiry
12.4:3
5400 damage when glider forced down (Singleton)
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Skydiver piungestodeath
l'.4:l
Helicopter in crash landing (Kyogle) 18.4:1
Pilot dies in plane crash (Gunning) 20.4:1
"Missing" plane at airport (Eucla) 20.4:4
Plane di^e kills 2 (Mt. Mee) 21.4:1
Viinton crash inquiry 26.4:12
Plane lands on burst tyre (Eagle Farm) 26.4:13
I' i re weakened wing: Viscount crash theory
27 4;] 7
Plane bursts three tyres (Qantas Electra jet)
27 J.I 1
Other \ isco.jnt fires alter parts failed.
inquiry told
23.4:1
"Would do same as Viscount pilot", check
officer says
2.).4:3
Viscount crash site inspection
3.5:3
Witnesses tell of sky explosions 4.5:28
Man dies as plane crashes on strip (Oberon)
8.-:l
How plane fell apart in midair (Hinton)
jQ.-:3
Clues told story of crash
(Winton) 2 0 . .5:3
Man injured in Tiger Moth crash (Albury)
22.3:1
8 safety changes in Viscounts 24.5:20
Inquiry told "sraall chance" of sirailar fire in
Viscounts ').(i:3
Tamworth air emergency
10.6:3
Winton plane crash inquiry moves
17.6:3
Plane makes forced landing (Scone) 21 6:8
No finding on plane crash (Galston G o r g e )
2^-^=4
28 dead or missing when Thai airliner goes
down in harbour
1.7:1
Glider pilot killed Mt. Garabier) 3.,:l
Light plane missing (Cairns) 19.7:1
Nine aircraft in search (Cairns) 20.7:1
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No trace of lost plane 21 7:1
Pilot's escape (Tamworth) 5.8:1
Pilot walks out of wreck (Maleny, Q'ld. 9.8:1
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5 raiss death in air crashes
14.8:1
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2
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14.9:8
3 photographs to identify plane wreck (Bulga)
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Crashed plane found; 2 dead 20.9:1
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Skydiver hurt in plunge (P. C o o p e r ) 9.10:1
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Cause of crash rotor failure (Viscount,
Winton)
13.10:3
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27.10:12
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Aircraft crashes; 2 men hurt 30.10:1
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Prospector witnesses air plunge
13.11:3
AVIATION
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Skydiver dies alter collision (W.A.) 20.11:3
Instructors
die
in
crash
(Mt.
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16.12:3
Survey plan for case on airport
21.3:3
Morris hits at objections to Hexham 'drome
22.3:1
"exhara still out - Civilian use to ri.se at
Williamtown
5.4:1
^^.^^ backward without airport
11.4:2
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Airport protest
19.4.1
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Extended use of Williaratown
25.4.3
McDougall terse on airport
29.4:4
Liberals back Lord Mayor on aerodrorae 2.5:15
Doubt about Hexhara as airport site
13.5:4
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(Leader) 15.5:2
'"^"^^ ^^ks question on Hexhara 24.5:5
Drome control "difficult
1.6:4
Chamber seeks civil airport facts
10.6:4
|Vo retreat on airport (Leader) 12.6:2
Big line-up for airport plan talks 20.6:3
An answ-r is Williaratown (leader)
23.6:2
Minister advises Council to keep Hexham
site 29.7:3
Airport stalled (Leader)
4.8:2
Airport to stay at Williaratown 17.8:1
AVIATION - ROYAL NEWCASTLE AERO CLUB &
AERO-PELICAN
New aero club vice-president
9.2:4
Club sets record for f l y m g
11.2.5
2 Pilots raay fly coramercially 24 3:4
Field named as memorial (Russell Field)
1.4:5
Award to aero club raan 24.4:4
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Association^ opposes
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27 4:9
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President of aero club for executive 23.4:4
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Rutherford night flight
4.5:8
New flying hours record by Aero Club
6.5:4
Flier gains 1st night licence (J. Hazelton)
'i^^-s
B
12.o:4
Light air passenger terminal possible (Aero
Pelican) 18.5:3
^ero club (Royal N'cle.) beats R.A.A.F.
19 ..) : 6
Delegates satisfied Pelican palras safe
20.5:8
Interira plan for light planes 23.5:2
Flying visitor (Elly Beinhorn) 29.5:5
Costs for flying "will r i s e " 6.6:4
Aviation talks on M a i t l a n d
28.6:10
^ero club licence renewed
30.6:4
Medal given to aero club instructor 3.7:4
Study in Aero Club plane
21.7:4
Annual dinner for pilots
26.7:13
High aero rating to M r . D. Mott 1.8:4
-^ero club runways inspected
15.8:4
Airline start (Aero-Pelican - lllawarra
Services)
21.8:4
Pelican start in September
24.3:1
Club bid for U . S . plane
7.9:12
Aero club to exhibit plane at Show
1.12:5
^'ew runway plan for M a i t l a n d (Russell Field)
6.12:9
Resumed air service unlikely (Aero Pelican)
21.12:9
AVIATION - T R A N S P O R T
^ . A . A . schedules near A n s e t t s
3.1:1
p j j ^ ^ training on big jets 4.1:4
Dual flights " f a u l t " o f G o v t .
4.1:15
Swartz enters air tirae row
5.1:3
Staggered air timetables agreed upon 12.1:1
g^^^ search delays plane (Albury) 12.1:3
No decision on flights 14.1:3
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Qantas staff claira may go to Court 18.1:13
Airlines plan flight changes 23.1:1
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25.1:13
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Move to avert strike 27.1:2
T«„I,„
•clerks* to
« consider
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Technicians
at Qantas
strikestrike
27.1:321.2:3
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radar
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2 1 . 2 : 1 48.2:6
training
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TLondon
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Talks
on flight
extensions
22.2:22„ , ,
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Committee to examine air service claira
23 2-3
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luliamarine "favoured" - Bridges 4.3:1
C o m m i s s i o n e r to accept D C - 9 4.3:12
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Newcastle raay be centre of new service ^ g ^ ^j„^
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Airline could change name 7.3:3
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Airways strike (Stop Press) 8.3:1
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Swartz denies Mascot "plot
8.3:17
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Air strike to continue
9.3:25
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Airline
clerkse n gto
e s work
1 1 . 3 :10.3:9
Union orders
i n ediscuss
e r s backw a gto
SD tir i*k et sj at
expected
. airports
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P i l o t s ' move
dispute
- negotiation
leader named
T.A.A.
averts
strike
14.3:1
,, 3.Review of State a i r s e r v i c e s
17.3:1
Mascot - " p r e m i e r "
17.3:1
Easter flying could be hit by strike
17.3:1
Hearing over airlines dispute called
13.3:3
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W i l i n e clerk.-- . u c e p t s a l a r y i n c r e a s e s
21.3:1
r i ' o t e s t o M - r new a i r t i m e
2 3 . 3 : .3
l l r i t i s h piiit(>st on d u t y r u l i n g ( l ) C - 9 ' s )
;: 1 . 3 : 1
(Jantas p a c t on \ i e i i i i a
24.3:7
Strike hits a i r l i n e s transport
29.3:3
Moresby-Asia (Qantas r u n
3().3;1()
A i r l i n e men b a c k t o w o r k
30.3:23
3.4:4
Improved c h a r t e r s e r v i c e s
Changed f l i g h t t i r a e s f o r t a l k s
3.4:10
1 .S. planes duty free
4.4:1
\ e t e r a n p i l o t v i s i t s o n n e w s e r v i c e ( S i r G.
(lUthrie)
4.4:4
1).C.9 duty move defended
5.4:3
\ iscount flew 3 trips with fuel tank leak M.P. 6.4:1
3 c e n t r e s move on a i r t r a v e l
6.4:7
D.C.A. t o c h e c k on \ i s c o u n t
7.4:1
"11 i t - o r - m i s s " m e t h o d s o u t f o r a i r l i n e s
10.4:4
Tos.sing of c o i n d e c i d e s f l i g h t
12.4:1
Swartz q u i z z e d on a v i a t i o n
13.4:3
Air c h a r t e r b r i n g s f i n e s
13.4:3
Two a g a i n o n a i r a u t h o r i t y
13.4:21
Austrian
c o n s i g n s h i m s e l f by a i r
freight;
fine
11.4:1
Cheap flights next month
26.4:7
2;).4:25
State covers country loan (Ansett)
Qantas to fix overhaul jet e q u i p m e n t
3.5:16
Airlines timetable c h a n g e s
6.5:1
DC 3 has job to do yet
12.5:4
New air era f<)reca.st
12.5:5
Airport delay meeting
12.5:5
12.5:15
No lights for .Scone drome
Small planes in new a i r s e r v i c e s
16.5:1
Newcastle may have plane link
17.5:3
13.3:3
2 air lines cut rates
Airliner fuel dumping " a c c i d e n t a l "
20.5:3
20.5:3
Trial flight to Cessnock
State hill on air transport liability 2 4 . 5 : 2 0
lones seeks comfort at W i l l i a m t o w n
25.5:21
Air cargo gets speed-up
1.6:5
(iovt . extends under-26 c o n c e s s i o n
3,6:22
Qantas plans "clean room"
5.6:3
Airport work contract a n n o u n c e d
9.6:10
Aerodrome talks on repairs (Cessnock)
14.6:7
11 T.A.A. cadet pilots training
14.6:13
Newcastle air service plan
13.6:3
Cessnock to get report on aerodrome
16.6:14
Three town.s may solve air timetables
20.6:13
Maitland air service talks
20.(>:13
Commercial (lights sought at Rutherford
21.(1: 11
Kxhibition given by a i r l i n e
22.(i:3
D.C.A. calls tenders for M o o r a b b i n
24.6:3
Boeing 727 sets record
29.6:1
Qantas chief retires (.Sir Frederick T u r n e r )
1 .7:4
Hopes on Scone air service
1.7:23
I'okolbin airstrip use sought
4.7:13
Airline alters times for Scone flights 4.7:13
Second commuter service to start
8.7:3
l.xecut ive jet
13.7:3
Busy visit for Aviation M i n i s t e r
15.7:4
Kxecutive changed (Qantas)
17.7:1
Bri.sbane - Casino c o m m u t e r flights
18.7:1
21.7:3
Club snacks favoured by T.A.A.
Swartz
to inspect aerodrorae (Cessnock)
24.7:7
27.7:10
Scone h i d f o r t h i r d l e v e l a i r s e r v i c e
Cessnock's "good c a s e " f o r aerodrorae h e l p
27.7:10
28.7:14
Mini-jet lands (Tullamarine a i r p o r t )
Swartz inspects C e s s n o c k 'drorae
29.7:25
Airlines seek fares ri.se
31.7:1
Qantas pilots meeting
2.8:1
T.A.A. buys six Otter aircraft
3.8:14
Qantas pilots to re-enter award talks
4.8:15
Air fares, rates rise 5 p . c . 7.8:1
Air service " i n a d e q u a t e " ( S c o n e , Q u i r i n d i ,
6unnedah)
10.8:7
Ansett h i t s a t a i r t a x
17.8:7
Newcastle in commuter f l i g h t p l a n
18.8:1
More f l i g h t s by D C - 9 ' s
19.8:3
Air t i m e t a b l e p l a n o u t l i n e d
19.8:4
Mini s e r v i c e ( L e a d e r )
21.8:2
2 Sites likely for h e l i p o r t
23.8:9
42 m i l l i o n f o r a i r p o r t j o b ( K i n g s f o r d S m i t h )
23.8:10
I'elican s t a r t in S e p t e m b e r
24.8:1
M i n i s t e r w a r n s p i l o t s on f l i g h t s
24.8:5
Hovercraft
in S . A . r u n s o o n
29.3:3
"'11 to fix a i r l i n e s l i a b i l i t y
30.3:1
4362,000 job a t a i r p o r t
6.9:1
New s y s t e m fOr e x c e s s a i r - b a g g a g e
6.9:11
Air s e r v i c e s " s a t i s f a c t o r y "
7.9:3
2 commuter s e r v i c e s
8.9:1
' O a n t a s s e e k s new f i e l d
9.9:1
•^i' c o m m u t e r s " a t R u t h e r f o r d l a t e t h i s y e a r "
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AVIATION - TRAN.SPORT
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(Con't.)
14.9:7
Moresby to Hong Kong jets
14.9:24
Pilots oppose retiring age
.New airfield to have two runways (Somersby)
14.9:25
Air service raisses one flight
23.9:1
26.9:1
Stoppage hits T.A.A.
Air service postponed
23.9:5
30.9:4
Pilots get wings at C e s s n o c k
Praise for air acaderay on wings day 2.10:10
Agreeraent on group air trips
4.10:1
Plane bounty sought (Transavia C o r p . ) 4.10:21
Charter flights welcoraed
5.10:3
Aircraft "to carry 1,000 p e o p l e "
5.10:14
Delay possible in air service (Scone) 7.10:27
Plane " V . i . P . " delay annoys
11.10:1
Fare discount for woraen
16.10:6
Airline to get fleet addition (East - W e s t )
16.10:9
Dispute cuts flights
18.10:1
Pilots' dispute causes cuts by all airlines
19.10:3
Pilots accuse Airlines
20.10:1
New air route from Europe
20.10:5
21.10:1
More air trips off
Helicopter lift at Rutherford
23.10:1
Cancelled flights likely to taper off
27.10:13
New commuter air service (Upper Hunter &
Northern N.S.W.)
28.10:3
Restrictions eliminate some flights
23.10:29
Prop-jet for airline (East-West Airlines)
30. 10:8
1.11:3
Revenue record by T.A.A.
Air services normal today
1.11:20
Legislation on Boeing buy (Qantas) 2.11:1
Air services normal
2.11:7
(Jantas will pay 3l23m. for four "Jumbo Jets"
3.11:1
Assurance on airport status (Sydney) 4.11:3
let cargo service by B.O.A.C.
10.11:3
Contract let at airport (Kingsford Smith)
24. 11 : I
Airline profit lower (East - West) 27.11:13
Scheme to improve airport terminal
29.11:3
(Williamtown)
Airline drivers, porters strike
12.12:1
Sydney air terminal work to start
14.12:4
14.12:7
Third duty-free airport shop
Qantas flights avoid Athens
15.12:3
Moves for airport at Taree
15.12:8
Heavy aircraft crack runway (Essendon)
23. 12: 18
BANKS AND BANKING
Overdraft limits increase
10.1:11
18.1:15
.Savings up in November
Bank chief for talks in Europe
4.2:22
Savings limit increased by Bank
22.2:1
C.B.C. home loans to rise
28.2:10
Savings Bank deposits up 2.3:19
New bank manager appointed (A. F. Vincent Bank of N.S.W. ) 3.3.:10
Cheques set bank record
14.3:4
Increase in bank deposits
14.3:14
Personal loans approved
15.3:1
Earning rate loan limit
16.3:23
Model to copy (Development finance) (Leader)
27.3:2
Combined banks to finance Aust. expansion
23.3:1
Soldier deposit and a bank began (Bank of
N.S.W.)
8.4:6
Bank men to seek pay rise
12.4:4
13.4:16
Savings rise in all States
1.5:12
Banli clerks call for equal wages
8lra. bank in city (Survey Supp.) 4.5:54
April new bank lending down
9.5:12
Slight increase in savings
25.5:6
High rate of loans by banks
3.6:9
9.6:15
Bank lists $151,000 "unclaimed"
New peak in bank advances
20.6:10
28.6:12
N.S.W. leads in savings rise
Australians put raore into savings
8.7:1
Equal pay claira 20.7:3
Savings rise
28.7:3
Bank Manager farewelled (Mr. Peden)
4.8:4
19.8:1
Equal pay plan
Economic rise to go on, says Bank
23.3:5
Bank status for finance corporation 23.8:8
24.8:5
Bank wants raore use of "hidden" tax
Call for equal pay at banks
29.8:3
First woraan teller (Miss Lyn Wright) 31.8:18
Bank girls meet on equal pay 6,9:3
Savings bank accounts grow
9.9:10
8 trading banks to form hank for development
13.9:3
Another transfer for bank man (F. G. Nicholas)
19.9:10
Profit cut by Comraonwealth .Savings Hank
20.9:3
N.M.ll.
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1.111 I . l i n t
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old
theatre
presses claim
lor
hank
N'cle.
".10:4
I . 10:')
New li.ink l u l l Id i n g t o o p e n ( C o m m o n w e a l t h B a n k
Newcastle)
6.10:4
New manager lor llaiiulton (A.N./. Bank I . I . McMahon)
I 1 .10: 15
Hank union wins request
12.10:3
St.ii R U I M I Youth hack I rom tour ( J . Bever idge)
12.10:14
Bank change (Commercial Hanking Co. of .Sydney
l,t<l.) 18.10:1"
B.ink union calls for review
19.10:3
Bill lo give status to new bank
20.10:1
New hanking house formed (International
Pacific Corporation Ltd.)
20.10:16
Mayfield Rural Bank raove 20.10:10
Bank's record profit (Bank of N.S.W.)
21.10:11
Bank hill opposed
2(i. 10:26
Savings up 5()2m. Sept.
2r.lO:3
Bank equal pa;,- claim for Full Bench
31.10:1
52">(),()00 hank begun (Bank of N.S.W., Civic)
13.11:8
Ban\ pays ; 12,360 on forgery (N'cle.)
16.11:1
Wales income grows 16 p.c. in 130th year
24.I 1 : 12
Bank deputy head chosen
1.12:3
New bank's chairman elected (Scamhler)
6.12: 3
S49m. rise in savings
9.12:10
Reward offer of SlO,000 on forgeries
12. 12:1
Bank to pay for gang's trickery (Bank of
Adelaide)
15.12:3
562m. issued for Christmas
16.12:3
New bank raanager (k. 1.. Dawson, Rural Bank,
Charlestown)
Hi.12:10
Trading Bank deposits rise
19.12:10
BARRl N(.TON TOPS
B i g d i p p e r c o u n t r y - A. K a i r e l l y
19.4:2
S h i r e has Tops plan o b j e c t i o n
11.3:12
BASIC
1 NDUSTRILS (,R0L P
B.l.d.
H . 1 . (i .
10.7:10
B.l.fi.
B.l.(i.
BEACHES
6-1967
INDEX
t o l i g h t C . P , in e l e c t i ) n
7.7:1
a t t a c k s C . P . on d a i r y
problems
told to mind its own business 13.7:6
to issue wool pamphlet
7.9:25
AND BATHS
'Bottles sting 300 at beaches
2.1:1
More than "0,000 at beaches, baths
3.1:4
40 ft. oil slick mars Caves Beach
5.1:9
Beaches now free of b l u e b o t t l e s
11.1:18
Surf branch su-^pension rule altered 12.1:4
Beach at Redhead polluted
16.1:1
Full-time lifesaver sought for Redhead
19.1:4
Move for pool at M u r r u r u n d i
24.1:14
New tenders for baths (Winghara)
26.1:7
811,000 for beach work (Ocean B e a c h , (iosford)
27.1 :6
Change sheds on beaches "out of d a t e " 1.2:5
Shire pressed for inspectors on 3 beaches
7.2:7
Tilt over surf club premises
9.2:3
Surf clubs "should be first"
10.2:3
Shark patrol raay be abandoned
10.2:6
Lifesavers help 14 from rip
13.2:1
Oil could affect surf carnival
18.2:1
Beach girl winner.s
20.2:3
.Surfers hit by .strong r i p s , b l u e b o t t l e s
20.2 : 1 1
Wingham pool by next summer
21.2:13
Swim pool plan at Merriwa
24.2:6
Surf club priority may alter (Dixon Park)
3.3:4
.Small boards a surf hazard
6.3:12
Pollution closes beaches (Merewether, Dixon
Park)
11.3:4
Beaches reopen after pollution (Merewether,
Dixon Park)
14.3:4
Char Iestown's pool fund drive soon
16.3:11
Beach club meeting (Taree)
22.3:10
Baths to close (Muswellbrook)
23.3:5
Lifesavers to get free insurance
24.3:4
Surfers carried out by rips
25.3:1
Council accepts liaths tender
10.4:6
'Awards' for three Stockton men
13.4:4
Beach pollution Idr discussion
19.4:6
Work starts on Merriwa pool site
23.4:13
Wingham takes step on baths
5.3:13
Hoard inquires info beach sewage plant 10.5:4
(Con' t . )
Regular tests of pollution
at beaches
directed
10 . 5 : "
Pollution at beach, baths low
30.5:4
Rise in Wyong pool users
31.5:9
Beaches get battering
1.6:3
lones asks for pool grant
3.6:3
Aldermen criticise outfall plans
7.6:5
560,000 for araenities (Dixon Park Beach)
13.6: 7
Newcastle's beaches hit
29.6:1
810,000 sought for new pool (Merriwa)
30.6:14
$13,000 wall to restore beach (The Entrance)
30.6 : 1 4 •
Few l e a r n i n g r e s u s c i t a t i o i 3.7:4
Little risk in beach p o l l u t i o n
7.7:4
Buoy plan to c o n t r o l s u r f b o a r d s
7.7:4
V a n d a l s at beach
26.7:4
Salt water trial in pool r e c o m m e n d e d (Swansea)
9.8:5
V a n d a l i s m low at b e a c h e s
14.8:4
New Dixon Park s u r f s h e d s plan
21.8:4
T a l k s on beach s a f e t y p r a i s e d
21.8:6
S u r f b o a r d t i t l e wide open
25.8:9
Two b e a c h e s for board t i t l e s ( N e w c a s t l e )
31.3:5
C o n c e r n over state of B e l m o n t B a t h s
1.9:16
Manly danger "almost o v e r "
6.9:3
Dual blow at b e a c h e s
7.9:1
A l l - n i g h t vigil at M a n l y
7.9:25
C o m m i t t e e p r o p o s e s t e n d e r call
9.9:4
K i l a b e n Bay b a t h s
14.9:10
S.L.S.A. to back A u s t r a l i a Day
14.9:25
C h a r l e s t o w n pool h o p e s
15.9:6
Low wall at Nobbys - a race a g a i n s t tide
16.9:1
8400 hint on b o t t l e s (broken b o t t l e s on
beaches)
20.9:5
C h a r l e s t o w n f o r r a s swiraraing c l u b
20.9:11
5 1 0 , 0 0 0 target for pool ( M e r r i w a )
27.9:8
Baths fee r i s e s at M a i t l a n d
28.9:10
Beaches not on m i n e s m a p
(Port S t e p h e n s )
29.9:7
A m e n i t i e s for beach ( H a w k e ' s N e s t )
29.9:15
Juvenile l i f e s a v e r s good y e a r
2.10;4
L i f e s a v e r down a ski
13.10:1
Pool t r a i n i n g " m o n o p o l y " report check (La.nbton)
13.10:4
Woy Woy pool start m
days
14.10:13
Bell for a surf club (South N e w c a s t l e )
20.10:1
Wingha.n pool p r o g r e s s
21.10:12
Council not to pay for lost s u r f ski 25.10:12
8 1 , 5 0 0 for O l y m p i c pool fund (Beresfield)
28.10:12
V a n i s h i n g sand ( N ' c l e . B e a c h )
31.10:1
.Safety on Shire b e a c h e s ( L e a d e r )
2.11:2
Report s o u g h t :
S t o c k t o n s e e n as Gold Coast
3.11:4
Insurance for s u r f e r s
3,11:18
T h r e e s t a k e claims for s w i m m i n g teara to tour
N.Z.
7.11:16
S u r f e r s ' bid for nationalisra
9.11:4
Plan to aid board rider
11.11:9
Beach p a t r o l s in 2 2 r e s c u e s
13.11 :1
Comraittee'.s h o p e s for s t a r t on pool
16.11:27
Sea b a t t e r s b e a c h e s , halts s u r f i n g
20.11:1
Redhead swira pool delayed
23.11:10
Two new beach inspectors
23.11:28
Four c o m b i n e in fierce rip to rescue 3 youths
24.11:1
Diving t r i a l s come to North
30.11:26
Boy helps 4 in surf
2.12:1
Lake club to use city b a t h s
8.12:4
L i f e s a v e r s revive 2 w o m e n
11.12:1
O l y m p i a n in c o m e b a c k after injury (Sue Knight)
11.12:20
8 1 1 , 5 0 0 for C h a r l e s t o w n swira pool
21.12:10
F u n d s sought for s u r f b o a t (Central C o a s t )
22.12:4
Heavy s e a hits most b e a c h e s
26.12:1
S u r f c a r v e s into b e a c h e s
27.12:3
H o l i d a y c r o w d s return as b e a c h e s reopen
29.12:3
BRIDGES
.State s u b s i d i e s for 3 0 0 council b r i d g e s
4.1:4
Bridge h o p e s in two a r e a s ( C a r d i f f , Whitebridge)
5.1:9
Start h o p e s for Harailton o v e r b r i d g e
6.1:6
B r i d g e q u o t e s next year (Ettalong - Daley's
Point)
21.1:23
Bridge start ( F e n n e l l ' s B a y ) 2 6 . 1 : 8
Plea for b r i d g e at .Stoney C k .
27.1:5
M i n i s t e r to check on bridge date - S e l w y n
Street
22.2:7
.Shire C o u n c i l s e e k s aid on Ant iene Bridge
24.2:13
Mayfield bridge opening (Selwyn S t . ) 7.3:10
X"
N.M.H. INDEX
7-1967
BRIDGES (Con't .)
BUILDINGS - OPERA HOUSE (Con't.)
Tenders for bridge close this month (Boolambayte Creek) 14.3:17
Dungog b r i d g e d e s i g n " u n i q u e "
15.3:21
New b r i d g e t o s p e e d t r a f f i c ( G r o s s S t . )
24.3:4
Crane j u s t raade i t ( F e n n e l l ' s Bay b r i d g e )
5.4:9
Early b r i d g e (Swansea)
13.4:9
Objection to bridge s i t e ( E l l e r s t o n ) 18.4:22
$ 1 1 , 5 0 0 w a n t e d f o r sawn m a s t ( H a w k e ' s N e s t
bridge) 10.4:5
Sandgate-road bridge "inadequate" 28.4:6
Widening of overbridge (Muswellbrook) 3.5:10
Fennell's Bay bridge works 4.5:11
$14.1 million on roads and bridges (Survey
Supp.) 4.5:58
Clearance for bridge settled (Hawke's Nest)
17.5:4
Time extended for bridge (Webber's Creek)
17.5:5
The E n t r a n c e b r i d g e t o be r e p l a c e d
18.5:13
Shire p r e s s e s for b r i d g e a t Willow Tree
23.5:14
Bridge tender call plan (Stockton) 24.5:9
New bridge (Whitebridge) 1.6:8
Morisset bridge widening raove 1.6:8
Highway bridge widening (Tighes Hill) 3.6:4
New bridge for Kangaroo Creek 3.6:23
D.M.R. subsidy sought on new Cardiff Bridge
14.6:4
Bridge widening (Cardiff) 15.6:9
Morris backs bridge scheme (Bolwarra) 16.6:15
New bridge at Fennell's Bay 22.6:2
Brid^ planned at Murrurundi 23.6:10
Bridge opening Tocal 29.6:10
Shire agrees to Wollar bridge 3.7:10
Bridge near completion (Martindale) 6.7:14
Bridge opened at Tocal
10.7:6
Cardiff bridge closed
18.7:4
Plans likely for bridge on Tocal-road
19.7:10
Tenders called for new bridge 20.7:4
New Cardiff bridge plan 20.7:9
Minister sought to open bridge (Martindale)
20 .7:12
C o u n c i l s move on l i g h t i n g (Hexham B r i d g e )
21.7:5
Dangerous r e l i c ( C a r d i f f b r i d g e ) ( L e a d e r )
22.7:2
Hughes t o open b r i d g e ( M a r t i n d a l e )
26.7:10
T a l k s soon on C a r d i f f o v e r b r i d g e
27.7:9
Bridge improvements ( C a r d i f f )
3.8:8
B r i d g e open a t C a r d i f f
11.8:3
8200,000 b r i d g e opened ( M a r t i n d a l e )
17.3:10
N.R.M.A. h i t s a t b r i d g e " d e a t h t r a p s " 2 . 9 : 2 4
Cardiff b r i d g e footway
15.9:6
B r i d g e f i n i s h l i k e l y by 1970 ( B r i s b a n e Water
"Rip")
22.9:14
Bridge danger claim (The Entrance) 28.9:10
Designs in for extra bridge 6.10:1
Bid to save trara bridge (Pt . Waratah) 25.10:8
Bonnell's Bay bridge request 4.11:9
Hopes high but no date set on bridge (Fennell's
-Bay) 9.11:9
Cardiff bridge "satisfactory" 9.11:9
Bridge opening (Dingo Creek) 10.11:15
$25,000 aid for bridge widening (M'brook)
-13.11:10
14.11:4
Bridge at Cardiff unlikely
$50,000 help for bridge (Donald-Street)
-20,11:11
Medium b r i d g e recommended ( M e l v i l l e F o r d )
2 2 . 1 1 :9
R a i s e d p a t h s on r a i l b r i d g e s o u g h t ( M a u d - S t . )
29.11:7
T r a f f i c u s e s new bay b r i d g e ( F e n n e l l ' s Bay)
21.12:4
New b r i d g e t o c o s t $ 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 (Woy Woy) 2 7 . 1 2 : 5
Hall's decision "years late" 3.3:1
"No thought" to bring back Utzon
9.3:4
Utzon claims solution to probleras 11.3:3
Opera hall idea raay be dropped
15.3:3
Decision today on Opera House 21.3:1
Opera House to be concert hall; Govt.
decision 22.3:1
Great Opera, ballet out under hall plan Coombs 23.3:3
Utzon would like to come back
1.4:1
Opera House offer raay be $12,500
4.4:3
London pokes fun at Opera House 10.4:11
Opera House job offer
12.4:3
"No plans" to meet Utzon
9.5:1
Opera House "not a world joke" 19 6:8
Tower on Opera House to go 20.6:13
Fly tower scrapping "arts loss" 21.6:21
Design talks overseas on Opera House
24.6:1
Call to stop "knocking" Opera House 10.8:6
Utzon's writ 4.10:1
Long delay in Utzon case 5.10:7
Opera House snags film 16.11:13
Opera House opening date in 1970
7.12:27
BUILDINGS - HISTORIC
H i s t o r i c horae f o r s a l e ( E l i z a b e t h Farm House)
25.3:3
National T r u s t p a r t y v i s i t s Wollombi
3.4:15
H i s t o r i c s i t e s "raay be p r e s e r v e d "
23.4:3
S t u r t ' s home o p e n e d a f t e r r e s t o r a t i o n ( S t h .
Australia)
3.10:15
BUILDINGS - OPERA HOUSE
Real thing on Benelong Point
4.1:2
Last Opera House stage soon
10.1:10
Opera House work tenders 14.1:1
Talk on use of Opera House
17.1:3
Builders not up a gum tree (completion of
Htructural shape) 18.1:1
Opera House dubbed far- from ideal
25.1:1
$70,000 spent on Opera House storage
15.2:1
Expert reports on hall poser
16.2:3
Fresh bid on hall quandary 21.2:1
l2,9m, job on Opera House 28.2:1
Hughes to get Opera House report today 1.3J3
BlILDiNGS - THE ROCKS AREA
Rocks plan warning
3.3:1
Rocks verdict right: Askin
4.3:1
No negotiations on Rocks 16.3:4
New plan to rebuild historic The Rocks
14.7:3
Admirable fever (Leader) 15.7:2
Hopes for Rocks start soon 26.7:5
Planning body for Rocks 14.9:3
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Fall in Lake Shire building last year
10.1:4
Sharp rise in Maitland 1966 homebuilding
13.1:12
Goat dismissal strikers back (Australia
Square project) 14.1:3
Record building in Wyong Shire 16.1:6
No kidding over Goat stop (Aust. Square
project) 17.1:3
January building cut milder 23.2:16
Building permits at $1,884,379 (Gosford)
6.4:7
New buildings for Woy Woy 18.4:18
Sydney's calling thera...The Silo and the
Black Sturap (State Office block & Aust.Square)
5.5:2
Club growth continues at Muswellbrook
13.5:5
New skyscraper plan abandoned (Sydney) 20.5:3
Move for drive-in restaurant (Lake Shire)
25.5:21
Building figures rise at Gosford
27.5:9
Morton backs uniformity on building rules
7.6:14
Building perraits total $196,820 (M'brook)
9.6:14
Approval for $196,820 in new buildings
(M'brook) 10.6:10
$l.lm. job let for delinquent boys at Kurri
Kurri 21.6:5
Gosford building increase 29.6:10
Club accepts work tender (Gosford R.S.L.)
4.7:13
Muswellbrook building figures rise 10.7:6
Building on increase in Manning 12.7:8
Gosford Shire building permits 14.7:12
Coraraittee to interview tiraber men 15.7:23
Price rise by State brickworks 25.7:14
Taree society to handle loan 3.8:10
$300,000 work on Toukley club (R.S.L.)
4.8:14
Gosford buildings value 8453,775 4.3:14
$300,000 youth centre (Central Coast Leagues
Club) 11.9:9
Record building in Wyong Shire
14.9:12
Cathedral Square 15.9:1
Hoyts buys Trocadero
16.9:4
Big office block opened (State Office block)
19.9:3
Levy sought by builders for research 27.9:21
Kurri centre opens today 30.9:24
Building rate sets record (Maitland) 6.10:19
N.S.W. dissent on free N.Z. tiraber iraport
6.10:19
Building Society being registered (Wyong)
11.10:8
1,629 building perraits given (Gosford) 3.11:17
"Waste" of money in building 4.12:4
Record Wyong building year 14.12:14
Record horae building at Gosford 22.12:4
Loan record by societies 23.12:8
Builders want action 27.12:4
$100,000 club extensions (Cardiff Workers'
Club) 28.12:6
N.M.ll.
Bl l l | ) I N ( , S
\NI)
Bl I I D I N O
\N1)
1 NIONS
MANPOWER
MATKHIAl.S
T r a d e men pa i d w ith "bouncers"
2
Bn I I d e!'.-^ t o m e e t itn pay demand
:4
7
T a l k s h e l d o n lin use pay claims
0
H.tt . I .1 . men gi-t 1ncrease
22.2 : 3 : 2'^
P l a s t e r e r - i ' I ii i o n move for merger
I n I on
t o v o t e o n combining
29.3 24.3:3
3 1 n i n i l s p l a n me rger vote in June
I i i d u s t r i a l m o \ e on spo t f I ne-. II.5:4
7.4:4
I I I 1 o n .1 1 t ei'.s mont h1v meet ing t ime 17
I n I o n s t o v o t e o n raerger 20.5:4
12
M e e t i n g l a i o u r s amalgamation
22.5
3 I n i o i l s w i l l d i scuss araalgaraation
24.5:5
R u i I d i n g u n i o n s ' campa ign 2-1 . 5 : 20
1 4 n om 1 n a t p f o r union post.s
2.6:5
I n i o n i s t s m e r g e r raeet ing 2 . 6 : .5
A s k i n t o a c t o n building unions' plea
23.6:12
Hill I d e r s h a c k u n ion raerger 30.6:4
" A f f l u e n c e i.--. a mvth" - claim by union man
11.7: 3
Mil I I d
i n^ wfirk f o rce cut
12 7:17
Bu 1 1 d
i n g w o r k e r s to meet
2.11:2"
1 n 1 on
s for
r e g i s t ered bu iIders ". 1 2 : 3
HMl.DINt.S
AND B l l l . D l N G MATERIALS
$ 1 , " 5 1 , ( ) ' ) 6 in
1966 b u i l d i n g
12.1:7
-
NEWCA.STLE
Dec. b u i l d i n g p r o p o s a l s
a p p l i c a t i o n s lower than
9.1:4
196.3
Every building in city survey
14.1:4
Financial doubt over hall for Wallsend
3.2:6
$300,000 less for building
7.2:4
Maritime building 18.2:4
February's building figure down 10.3:4
Wallsend centre tenders
10.3:15
5120,000 club extensions at Tighes Hill
17.3:7
Egg Board opening
24.3:4
Flat building app 1 icat io.is more popular
7.4:4
Delore, Do\le take over city building
(Bebarfalds) 12.4:9
Theatre (Victoria) cast in different role
14.4:7
Club extends at Adaro.stown 1 9 . 4 : (>
Wallsend centre "up to Council" 4.5:10
Records for port (Survey .Supp. ) 4 . 5 : ."4
Building rises for fifth year (Survey Supp.)
4.5:35
56 million IS be i r.g spent on Hunter-Street
(Survey .Sujip.) 4 . " : 37
Display centre (N'cle. Master Builders)
(Survey .Supp.) 4.5:57
Additions for courts (.Survey Supji.) 4.5:60
Preserve timber
Supp.)
4.5:60
(llickson's
Timber
-
Survey
New tyre plant at Tighes Hill
10.~;14
Newcastle society in joint fund
17.5:16
Builders' register supported
13.3:10
Stadium to he ice rink 19.5:4
1,000-capacity bal.roora in hotel proposal
26.":4
July target on social club changes (Tighes
Hill) 27.3:4
Ice skating rink ready next week 30,5:15
Polish Centre plan 31.5:7
C.B.C builds at Mayfield
31.5:13
Buildi-ig near completion (Hamilton House)
3.6: 9
300 protest on hotel proposal (Merewether Hts.)
6.6:4
Investments in building higher
8.6:5
"Not suitable" for centre (Wallsend Kellowsh i p House) 9.6:4
Hotel plan meets opposition (Merewether Hts.)
10.():4
Builders to open "market" 17.6:4
Lions came to rescue (Tighes Hill social Club)
17.6:23
Gallery for discussion on hotel move 20.6:3
Council rejects Merewether site for hotel
21.6:5
Hamilton R.S.L. building 2 7.6:15
Supper in new club (N'cle. Rugby Union Club)
3.7:4
Revised code for flats deferred
5.7:5
Arcade project has first lift (Hamilton)
6,7: 10
R.S.L. expansion (Ha.nilton) 6.7:11
Theatre trustees appointed (Savoy) 11.7:17
Commercial building figure rises 12.7:5
Money needed to finish centre (Wallsend
Cultural Centre) 13.7:9
No decision on flat code (N.C.C.) 19.7:5
$7m. loans in year by society 22.7:4
Agreement on flat rode 27.7:1
Adarastown R..S.L. improvements 1.3:13
Incorporation certificate lor society 4.8:10
Hints for homes in new centre (N'cle. Master
BuiIders') 9.3:2
Work '.tarts on motel project
'). 3 ; 4
8-1967
INDEX
HI ILDINGS AND Bl I I.D I N(i MAT.KRIALS NEWCA.STLE
(Con't.)
Newcastle building steady 9.8:20
Poles decide on effort for culture
14.8:4
Controversial plan up again (Merewether hotel)
21 .8:15
Theatre store parades (Easthara's Theatre
Store) 22.8:4
Developraent body (suggestion) 29.8:14
Co-operative registered (Greater Newcastle..
No. 52) 30.8:10
New look for People's Palace
1.9:4
P.M. says centre "typical" (N'cle. Master
Builders') 2.9:3
New b u i l d i n g a p p l i c a t i o n s r e a c h 8 1 . 2 r a . 8 . 9 : 3
. S a l v a t i o n i s t s reopen P a l a c e in Newcastle
11.9:6
Curtain finale for New Lyric Theatre
14.9:4
New building for bank (Bank of N.S.W.) 27.9:5
Building .Society lends 87m, (N'cle. Perraanent)
29.9:4
Top post to V. Turnbull (N'cle. Permanent)
29.9:4
New bank building to open (Commonwealth Bank,
Newcastle) 6.10:4
Choice of 3 sites for State block
13.10:3
Requests to build total $1,356,881
13.10:4
Exhibitors attract thousands
13.10:7
Hamilton Building Societies feature 20.10:7-11
S167m. in deposits to building societies
23.10:6
Fresh move for .Scenic Highway hotel 1.11:1
Wide interest in council's hotel debate 6.11:4
New building costs 8lm. (M.S.B.) 7.11:4
Council rejects hotel application 8.11:1
"Where can I build hotel?" publican asks
9,11:4
Store expansion (Charlestown) 9.11:10
8250,000 bank begun (Bank of N.S.W.) at Civic
15.11 :8
Decline in home applicants 8.12:4
Itallsend seeks aid for hall 14.12:16
Street safe at last (building in Thorne-St.)
16.12:3
Motel to be lodge (Beach Motel) 27.12:4
CANBERRA
Tower design attracts six
2.9:25
CEMETERIES
After Sandgate
6.2:2
Crematorium prjposed (Armidale)
17.5:23
Planned for park (Christ Church Cathedral
cemetery) 30.6:4
Remembrance wall plan for churchyard
1,7:4
Clean-up at cemetery (Belmont)
6.7:8
Meeting on cemeteries (Dungog) 21.9:11
Council query on cemeteries 22.9:14
Dungog meeting on cemeteries 25.9:6
Headstone of raajor renews link (Port Macquarie)
9.11 :12
Old ceraetery to be park (Christ Church)
6,12:27
CEi'.SORSHlP
State Act will aid uniforra censorship plan
13.1 :4
Agreement on censorship 3.5:13
Wider obscene publication law
23.6:1
Censor board pact signed
20.11:9
CESSNOCK
Lord Casey visit off 24.1:1
Cessnock getting raw deal Mayor says 26
26.1:1
New building for Cessnock drome 26.1:7
Council work will be cut at Cessnock 27..1:6
Art display to open festival
10.2:6
Wine tasting at festival
13.2:14
Cessnock contest raises $24,000
20.2:7
Horaes daraage for discussion with Minister
21.2:3
Civic reception to Governor, etc. 23.2:10
Cessnock visit by Governor
2.3:12
Minister rejects deputation plea 9.3:12
Street lights achievement 9.3:12
Wine festival income nears $27,000 10.3:15
Festival funds disbursed
16.3:26
Library moves in Cessnock
23.3:5
Hillary visits on April 13
3.4:4
Route would miss Cessnock
6.4:7
Cessnock invites English to settle 7.4:1
Welcorae for Sir Edmund (Hillary) 12.4:5
Cessnock visit by diplomat (A, R, Menzies)
12.4:5
Sir Edmund tells of the Sherpas 14.4:5
Canadian envoy (A. R. Menzies) 15.4:23
Special leave for alderman (Aid. R. Turner)
20.4:12
Neath rail crossing concerns Council
20.4:12
^-»'-ll- I^DKX
CLSSNIK k
( C o l l 't . )
Cessnock
mo\ e
("e.»-iiock
g a 1 11-
on home ownership 4.3:3
living school (Survey Supp.)
1 ' ) ' "(t
l l O l l > nets 5737 credit
1".5: (i
Mayor "hostile" <iri colliery attitude l').5:13
Mayor may act on tied mine areas 2(). 3; 12
Motor registry tenders called 31.5:9
Mayor claims lius depends on union
l.(i:ll
Cessnock snarls at dog catcher 2.(i:l
Inspection of creek by group (Bellbird Creek)
2.(i:12
Polio ciiiirsos may he free 7.(>:12
Cessnock unable to assi.st house builder.s
I".6:12
Morris promises to act on crossings
16.6:15
Council plan on car park 21.6:11
Cessnock Council saves 8300,000 2').6: II
Contract for registry
3.7:8
" acres for new kurri works
13.7:10
Crossings closure opposed
13.7:15
Land project recommended
18.7:15
Cessnock's "good case" for aerodrome help
27.7:10
10.8:7
Mayor slates Bank Holiday distinction
Police refuse Weston parking move
15.3:4
Cessnock has funds for road
16.3:5
Flash flood daraage exceeds 825,000
24.3:10
Cessnock may cut number of trucks 12.9:13
Better street lights 13.9:8
"Biggest" floral carpet in Aust. on display
13.9:14
Mayor criticised 20.9:9
Decentralised industry talks called 21.9:10
Club long job "but worth it" (Kurri kurri)
2,10:17
Foundation seeks Cessnock aid 5.10:10
Cessnock puts raeeting back 7.10:27
Approach to council over paii.ing 7.10:27
Self-help by Coalfield (Leader) 23.10:2
Grant for Augu-it flood damage 24.10:22
Mayor says social activities limited 2.11:13
Red tape takes 17 years (land resumption)
3.11:16
Council warned of rubbish tip danger 3.11:9
Cessnock fire job .seen a.s wise decision
11 j]:]l
Mayor opposes law on retirement age 16.11:12
Council group inspects w.irk 24.11:16
Rises in Cessnock rates proposed 30.11:11
1 ,00Ochildren sing in gala
1.12:13
Homebuilding proposal 7.12:11
Cessnock raises two main rates 7.12:12
Council homes scherae urged
14.12:12
l e s t i \ .1 :
CHURCHES
Vatican edict against jazz in church 6.1:4
Welcome for new minister (Rev. R. Willicombe,
Wallsend Baptist) 11.1:5
Australian woman on Curia (Miss R. Goldie)
12.11:16
Clergyman for Singleton (Major Les Sopor)
19-1:5
Minister was expelled from Communist China
(Rev. Willicombe - Cardiff Baptist) 19.1:8
Priests in diocese changed 20.1:4
Clergymen urged to wear collar 26.1:5
Delegates to visit Sweden for assembly
'•2:9
Theologians to confer 1.2:9
Talks at Methodist Church 7.2:7
Church to try new services (Anglican) 13.2:7
2lst Terra as Treasurer at St. Pauls 14.2:14
Layman for church post 15.2:3
Church's crying room
15.2:9
Chosen as Churches' President
17.2:3
Third jubilee for Bible Society 21.2:9
Priority to old church 27.2:3
Coadjutor Bishop ap;;ointed (H.T.S. Begbie)
28.2:11
ArchbishofJs wife will visit Newcastle (Mrs.
Coggan) 2.3:15
Church's new tool for industry 4.3:2
Bible Society a great movement 7.3:10
Cathedral clash in monograph 0.3:6
Course for Life Line counsellors 10.3:4
Diocesan posting (Very Rev. Vincent K. Casey)
l"-3:a
Tribute to pioneer of Church (Rev. G. K.
Rusden) 13.3:8
A meaningful Cross (Leader) 24.3:2
Easter messages 24.3:2
Sexy, wild sixties hits home, church (Rev. A.
Walker) 24.3:2
Pope's views on birth check 20.3:1
Winds of change buffet Catholics 30.3:2
Appointments for diocese (of Maitland) 1.4:4
Bishop to bless raonuraent (Canon Rusden,
Maitland) 3.4:10
Meat rule lilted 7.4:1
Maitland diocese boundary
8.4:4
CHI RCIIKS
9-1967
(( o n ' t . )
W.A. church marries two divorcees 15.4:1
Papal raove in squabble of Cardinals
17.4:7
St. Peter's Church gets new organ 20.4:18
Ministry training involves sacrifice 20.4:23
"n this churches can agree
10.5:2
Billy (iraham to crusade in Australia 10.5:3
Church in the modern world - Rex. Davis
13.5:6
Pope appoints Archbishops
15.5:3
Travel helps auxiliary (Mayfield Baptist)
18.5:16
Humanity and leadership (Rev. Rex Davis)
20.5:6
Modern challenges to Anglican Church (Bishop
Housden) 20.":2
Bishop calls for Christian action on Vietnam
(Synod) 29.5:4
Anglicans' views on Vietnam clash in Synod
debate 30.5:1
Church "not out" inquiry finds 30.5:2
Synod poser on employers 30.5:3
Plan for older raen to enter ministry 30.5:4
Reports show finances Synod worry 30.5:4
Diocese expects 84,100 deficit 30.5:4
.Searaen'.s raission popular
30.5:4
Strife in Israel "in Bible" (Neil Macaulay)
30.5:15
School's big deficit (N'cle. C. of E. Grammar)
Synod 31.5:6
No change in method of voting - Synod 31.5:6
Synod rejects canon
31.5:6
Council may print report separately - Synod
31.5:6
Plea for aborigines - Synod 31.5:6
Women urged to help 31.5:12
Baptist Church convention centre ready
(Rathraines) 1.6:8
Church reopening (Dora Creek Methodist)
1.6:9
Churches call for peace 9.6:15
Life Line raay be extended
14.6:12
1,000 meals in 100 minutes (Avondale College)
15.6:7
Modern look for old Church (Methodist, Dora
Creek) 15.6:7
Catholic in interchurch group talks 16.6:3
Bishop to visit Cessnock 17.6:23
Crusade may be cancelled
19.6:10
Strange dialogue between Cross and the Hammer
!• 21.6:2
Churches begin talk 21.6:3
Television preacher pays visit (G. E. Vandeman)
21.6:4
Church convention centre at Rathraines was big
job 22.6:8
250 at Dora Creek church dedication 22.6:9
Religion now yeast of the people 2. 23.6:2
Pope says celibacy must stay 24.6:1
^g„ attitudes in churches bring changes
24.6:23
Methodist Chapel for Mass 26.6:3
Cardinals' ceremony simplified
26.6:9
Pope names 27 Cardinals 27.6:3
Blackalls church hall extended (Methodist)
27.6:15
Communist and church youth talk 29.6:8
Planned for park (Cathedral cemetery)
30.6:4
Remembrance wall plan for churchyard 1.7:4
Busy centre of service, fellowship (Hamilton
Wesley) 6.7:11
Women raise funds for church organ (St.Peters)
6.7:11
Extensions to cost $100,000 (St. Joseph's
Convent) 6.7:14
Vandalisra in Baptist Church (Maitland) 12.7:8
Memorial to former rector (Wilson, Aberdeen)
17.7:6
Methodist Synod begins 26.7:13
Church puts up $110,000 building plan (Latter
p^y Saints) 27.7:4
Church bid to bar conscript from Vietnam (Meth.
Synod) 27.7:4
Joint centenary plan for 3 churches (Wallsend)
27.7:8
Counsellors get awards (Life Line) 29.7:11
Archbishop Knox enthroned
31.7:3
"Witness" assembly at Maitland
2.8:6
01,j church has its shaky days (Wallsend
Methodist)
3.8:8
Cathedral plaque 4.8:14
U.S. pastor for Sydney, (Rev. A. Pope, C.M.M.)
10.8:4
1880 church (St. Luke's Wallsend Anglican)
10.8:8
High award for Catholic speaker (Dr. Rumble)
11.8:1
Wallsend (Presbyterian) Church began in 1862
17.8:9
Centenary of nuns' arrival (Dorainicaii Order)
18.8:5
N.M.ll.
10- l')67
INDEX
(111 HCIIK.S ( ( ' o n ' I . I
CHI HCIIES
I h f i.-t i.in n i . i i i t l e o l c a r e iioii .--top (1 l i e
line)
J I.3 :J
C h u i t n e ^ pi,111 l e v o l u t i n i i 111 \ . ^ i a n . l i d
_' 1 . 8 ; 3
Doni 1II 1 i-.in c e i i l eii.ii \ r e I e b I a t c il
2_1.3:I6
1 I ((. I I n c ,i|i,u..i I I ol- liome
J" . 3 : I1
I- i l l i c i t i n n t o lie,I ( l i u i i g e i
2 I . 3 ; 1(1
I n i f y <l.-l,i\ ( o r \ i i f ; l i c a n . >
28,8:1
\ ic.ir ilelic-- Wedding ban ( C l o v i - r )
2.0:1
Chiirrli p l a n s m i s s i o n s r u t
1.0:3
" D i s o w n e d " by A n g l i c a n s ( B i s h o p B r a d l e y )
Church organ
Cooks H i l l )
" , '): "
3 7 - v e a i - - o 1 (1 B i s l i i p c o i i ^ e c r.i t e d ( I ' r a n c e s
6,0:3
Carrol 1)
Indiistrial task for churchmen
6,0:5
Move t o g r o u p c h i n c h e s ( R , C . )
7,'):24
3,0:1
No i i i u l u o c o n c e i n t o r P o p e
" H o t - h o u s e " r e l i g i o n - R e v , Rex D a v i s
0 . 0 : fi
Campaign g r o u p s e e k s c o l l e c t o r s (l-reedom
from llunirer I
11.0:4
.Sa , \ a t 1 on I St s r e o p e n P a l a c e i n N e w c a s t l e
11.0:1.
C l u i i c l i b u i l t i n 187(1 ( De\ i i i i - S t l e e t
Methodist)
14,0:10
7 3 y e a r s a.-...soc i a t i o n w i t h c h u r c h ( ^ I r s , ^I .
14.0:11
Parkinson)
C a t h e d r a l .Square
1".9:1
Church has centenary ( S t , H e l e n ' s ,
(iresford)
I 8 , ' I : 12
New A n g l i c a n N , l . d i o c e s e
10,0:3
B i s h o p s e e k s d c - t a i l s o f mnrriige
(filoxer)
10.0:17
D o o r k n o c k [>lans t o a i d h u n g r y
2(1.9:0
O l d c h u r c h now r e s t o r e d ( l l a r k w i r t h A n g l i c a n )
21.0:11
Bible .Societs oliligati-in "to e\t'ryone"
22.0:I
N o r t h give.-" r e a d i l y f o r h u n g r y
_'".0;l
D o o r k n o c k t o t a l a t M a i t l a n d 5 2 , ".(10
2!i.'):13
H i s t o r i c r e l i c . - , at c h u r c h c e n t e n a r y
(.St.
Andr€'w's P r e s b y t e r i a n Cliurcti, Uall-.-end)
J-*.'): 1 1
Bi.--liops' s y n o d i n a u g u r a t e d ( R . C . )
3(1,0:3
Good s u p p o r t t o d o o r k n o c k ( 5 2 ( 1 , 3 0 0 )
3(1,0:4
(\ictoria)
C h u r c h a n d d i v o r c e - .Synod h i l l
30.0:24
talks
V a t i c a n c l a m p s > - e c r e c y on B i s h o p s '
2.10:4
B i s h o p T o o h e y o p e n s new c o l l e g e w i n g
2.10:10
C a t h o l i c .Svnod b e g i n s i n u n c e r t a . n f y
3.10:3
Vicar ((ilovcr) to face church court
3.1(1:3
Bisfiop a t t e n d s a n n i v e r s a r y (.St,
lames',
Morpeth)
0.10:10
A s i a n w a r n i n g by a r c h b i s h o p ( L o a n e )
10.10:3
V i e t , i s s u e d e f e r n - d by . s y n o d
11.10:1
" O p e n - e n d e d " c o n c e p t o f God a d v i s e d
11.10:4
Baha'i marks c e n t e n a r y
11.10:4
12.10:1
Suspension t i l l hearing (Glover)
V i e t , war m o t i o n l a p s e s (.Synod)
12.10:20
Methodist c a l l for c e a s e f i r e
13.10:1
Judge to t r y c h a r g e s a g a i n s t V i c a r
(dlover)
13.10:1
H i s t o r i c t a ' k s open up j o i n t c h u r c h
studies
13.10:3
V a n d a l s r u i n c h u r c h room ( C o n g r e g a t i.ina I )
16.10:1
C h u r c h g a i n . s 10 m i n i s t e r s
(Methodist)
16.10:3
C a t h o l i c l a y m e n r e , ] e c t b a n on b i r t h
control
10.10:3
F r e e d o m from H u n g e r y i e l d 8 2 0 , 3 8 0
19.10:4
Met'.odist postings
10.10:4
10.10:7
A p p e a l by L i f e L i n e on .Sunday
Padre to f i l l church post
(Presbyterian,
Pt . M a c q u a r i e )
10.10:13
L e t t e r in p r i n t f o r a n n i v e r s a r y ( S t .
Stephens
20.10:12
C
of E . )
N.T. bishop t r a i n e d at Morpeth
21.10:1
Bishop h i t s at Vietnam force b u i l d - u p (Hous21.10:1
den)
C h u r c h e s w a r n P.M. on V i e t n a m
23.10:1
23.10:13
Life Line g i v i n g p a s s e s 811,000
Turning the corner to church u n i t y - Rev.
2".10:2
R. D a v i s
Church d r i v e at Toronto
27.10:7
Many C a t h o l i c s i n p r o c e s s i o n
30.10:8
Food d r i v e ( N ' c l e . P r e s b y t e r i a n Youth F e l l o w ship)
2.11:4
O v e r s e a a i d by c h u r c h e s
6.11:4
P a r i s ) i i n n e r s s e e k s a l e of land
0.11:25
B a h a i ' s p r e s e n t two books
11.11:4
('Jiurch c a s e a d j o u r n e d ( ( i l o v e r )
14.11:3
Child caring agencies Secretary
re-elected
17,||;8
( R e v . T. I, l o h n s t o n e )
N<-w S a l v a t i i n Army g r o u p
18,11:27
L e c t i i r i - r - s j i e ^ k s on M a k e r
21 ] j . ,|
District
2 1.11:4
District
2^ . I i :')
visit
by
churchman
(Latter
Day
Saints)
churches
enrolment
(l.attei
Day
Saints)
(Con't . )
s e t on
1.12:1
fire
(St.
Luke's
R.C.
Pago Pago visitor (Mr. N. Tuataga ) ] .12:
Brigadier (Carpenter) for Sydney I. 1 2 : 4
Church move on Sunday broadcasts 6. 1 2 : 3
100 for youth walk, ra'ly 3.12:15
Revolving cross site selected (Singleton
Al I Saints C of E.) 9.12:11
Nuns ' new hah it 12.12:1
Priest leads church drive
14.12:4
15.12:4
No change in crusade planning
Christianity in confusion - Rev. Wheatley
16.12:6
Anglican Bishop appointed (Hawkey) 21.12:3
Clergyman before tribunal (Glover) 21.12:7
184 to work in N.G. missions (Methodist)
2',". 12:12
CHIRCHILL MEMORIAL APPEAL
2.2:10
Britons to study in Austra'ia
Churchill Trust to call entries
17.5:12
I'ellowship applicants
24.7:4
Churchill awards to 54 Australians 30.10:4
CIVIL DEFENCE
No State aid for civil defence
19.1:7
Area in radio hookup (Cessnock) 27.1:6
Fal'out shelter survey
27.1:7
Shire wants help with civil defence
2.2:3
Mai-shalJing of civil defence effoit
7.3:3
Meeting on defence of industry
17.3:8
Display by civil defence 8.4:4
Civil defence rescue school 8.5:14
Mock disaster to test civil defence 31.3:4
More for defence wanted 7.6:13
Civil aid lessons shortened
15.6:4
Civil defence lacks manpower
5.7:2
Civil defence appoints zone leader 12.7:5
30 attend talks on defence
17.7:6
Few attend talk on civil defence
25.7:18
Civil defence woos leaders at luncheon
2''.7:4
Apathy main problem in civil defence 8.8:10
Rise in civil defence expenditure
9.8:5
Defence plan agreed to by industries 11.8:4
Lions join defence
15.3:3
Call for help by Civil Defence (Taree)
26.10:12
Civil defence panel urged 26.10:14
Civil defence alters name 3.11:4
Civil defence in .Statewide signals test
24. 1 I:16
Defence raeeting next year (Warner'.s Bay)
30. 11 :3
Civil defence exam passes 22.12:4
Eraergency radio van finished 2'-'. 12:4
COALMINING
-Miners to resume Monday
14.1:4
Catastrophe at breakfast time (Hamilton
Borehole Pit disaster 1889) Fenwick 14.1:7
Miners oppose legislation over pensions
17.1 :4
More timbers before mine area worked (Boston
No. 2) 20.1:4
No complaint on mine by inspectors (Boston
No. 2) 21.1:4
8144 to Wyee appeal 23.1:4
Ravensworth lease case adjourned 25.1:10
Pit rescue - Wallsend nine 26.1:1
Deputation on pensions 27.1:4
Wyee disaster inquest Feb. 14 27.1:7
Lewis to get plea on pensi<ins 2.2:4
Mineworker rescued - Stockton Borehole 4.2:1
B . H . P . t o i s s u e raine g e a r
4.2:23
Mine fall check to-day
6.2:4
Mine inspection report given 8.2:5
Fight for pit pension increases 9.2:19
Operator tells of fatal raine fall - Wyee
15.2:5
Size raight have saved crushed man 16.2:4
Accident verdict on Wyee mine victims 16.2:6
Lewis will answer - pensions 16.2:21
Coalminers to ask Askin about pension 17.2:3
Mining raan retires at Stockrington
17.2:4
Mineworkers want pension action 20.2:4
Engineers for mine probleras 22.2:3
Parkinson wants inquiry (accidents) 23.2:3
Askin to raeet deputation on mine pensions
23.2:4
.Scott canny on long-wall way to coal 24.2:2
Heating in mine 1.3:1
Bill .soon on raine pensions 1.3:3
Miner.s' move on inque.st.s 2.3:3
Heating in mine sealed off (Aberdare North)
2.3:12
Eire out of control in old mine 2.3:19
Plan.s
liir
miner.s'
p(>n.sion
this
year
0.3:15
^-^'-11- INDEX
CilMMINlNG (Con't.)
Mine union talks on pensions 10.3:14
Inmns act on mini- pension.s 11.3:1
Dumps ol chitter inspected
13.3:4
Council m.ition to remo\e chifter fires
"•'*•''
Miners to rally in .Sydney 13.3:4
Better check on pit .safety 16.3:3
Miners irked by Minister (Mine Safety statement) I..3:4
Peek's break for miners
23.3:5
Mineworkers plan protest
28.3:4
Mines resume after break 31.3:5
Mine pensions talks progress 6.1:3
Sir Edward (Uarren) retains top coal posts
''•'•!*'
(irass answer to dump dust problem (Hexham)
''•''•1''
Askin refuses help for mineworkers (M'brook)
('••*-^^
Mine and railway takeover (Hebburn Pty. Ltd.)
7.4:3
Land bid lor memorial (Wyee disaster)
l"-''=23
Court supports mining refusal (Singleton)
19.4:0
86 mine rescue work awards 20.4:9
Tribute planned for miners 22.4:24
Coal Board to consider Memorial idea 23.4:12
Mine men urge Wyee inquiry 3.3:4
Deputati u, on raine pensions 4.3:7
Ordeal at Strongman (N. Zealand) 6.":8
Rescuers honoured 8.5:13
41 years in mining industry ( C Weldon)
9.5:4
Mining museum scheme 10.3:22
Gardens "make mine a pleasant thing"
(St ickton Borehole Colliery) 11.3:8
Coalfield bid by fund 19.3:4
Two-ton slab of rock kills miner (D. Ingram)
20 -,1
Pension plan for Cabinet 20.3:3
M.L.A. asks for meeting on coal lorries
og -.g
Report on death 23.5:4
Hebburn to
mine
idle fees
over rate
deputy's
death 24.5:4
Minors
retain
25.5:25
Minors to belt
retain
fees
rate
25.5:25
Conveyor
kills
raan
(Newvale
Colliery)
26.5:1
Mayor may act on tied mine areas (Cessnock)
26.5:12
Inquiry sought on mine deaths 31.5:4
Ruling on miners' burial fund 31.5:19
Weston backs call for mine inquiry
1,6:11
Strike call on plans for pension 2,6:1
Roof fall kills miner, brushes another
(L. Mason) 3.6:1
New laws for mine safety 3.6:1
Mineworkers plan stop on pensions 6.6:4
.
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Steady interim for Redhead
7.6:23
Agreement on mine sites (M'brook) 10.6:23
Minors meet to plan mass protest
13.6:4
Union stand endorsed by meeting
14.6:7
Mine meeting plan endorsed
15.6:27
Two ent imbed miners saved by machine in
rock fall (Newstan) 20.6:1
Miners attack safety factor 21.6:4
Deputies to stop for raeeting 21.6:11
Miners expect big protests 27.6:3
Fitness tests for raines lift operators 28.6:8
1,700 miners in North reject pension plan
20.6:3
Five extra years (Leader)
30.(i:2
20 miners run for life (Bundamba) 6.7:1
Assurance on pension rise claim
7.7:3
Museum plan 12 7-7
Commissioner to'inspect mines 13.7:4
Plan for museum "may fail" 17.7:7
Colliery death (A. Perry) 19.7:1
Retired miners get increase 19.7:1
Pensioners consider new base 26.7:21
Better deal for mine pensioners 23.7:4
"I'he Bar.in" and his dream raine (Richraond
Vale)
.!. Coraerford
2-J 7 7
Mine breach fine on safety raan 19.8:3
Mineworkers' holiday 23.3:4
f.ranted mine pension rises sought
23.3:13
Swansea raining planned 24.8:4
Minister's view on raine museum 24.8:9
State to buy training unit (Mine safety)
23.8:3
P o s s i b l e s i t e s f o r rauseum 3 1 . 3 : 9
C a l c u l a t e d r i s k " claira ( L e s l i e Mason,
Lambton)
1.0:5
Mineworkers resura4.9:4
Comerford c r i t i c a l on a w a r d s
6.9:10
I n q u e s t on p i t f a l l f a t a l i t y ( B o s t o n No. o)
H.O
COALMINING
11-1967
(Con't.)
830,(100 unit to aid pit safety training
14.9:11
Talks sought on museum
18.9:11
No decision on mine pensions 27.9:3
Fife's concern on pit safety 27.9:12
Mine pension rise to be retrospective 23.9:3
Ms.L.A. all for mine pensions 20.9:3
Pensions fight "not yet over" 3.10:7
Mine pensions bill passes second stage 4.10:3
Mine pension bill passed 5.10:3
Aid cut to miners' widows 5.10:4
Mine fatality accidental (D. Ingram) 6 1 0 5
Mines safety emphasised
14.10:29
Move over raedical cards supported 20.10:21
Mineworkers to observe silence (Wyee disaster)
20.10:21
Opening of new mines considered
23.10:6
Support for pit deputies 23.10:29
Assurance by Fife on pit safety 31.10:3
Disappearing knoll (Ruttley's Colliery)
2.11:4
Assurance on deputies
2.11:27
Miner hurt by cave-in (Valley Coal No. 1
colliery) 4.11:1
Widows to lose free cover
4.11:4
Miner jammed by machine (Wallsend Borehole)
7.11:4
Work force at mine to grow (Aberdare East)
14.11:4
M.H.R. says new pensions deal overdue
12.12:20
Delays in pensions explained
14.12:5
Miners' official retires after long union
career (Mr. W. H. Crane, Gen. Sec.
Fed.
Mining Mech . Assoc.) 18.12:2
Firms act on coal trucks 20.12:5
COALMINING - COAL EXPORTS
"^"^y at the Bay (Catherine Hill Bay) 11.5:14
;^\on-port' s" coal record (Catherine H i U Bay)
!,,,' ' ,, .
"Danger" in coal only to Japan 20,10:3
'^""'^ ^^"'" '"°'' "^^^ '=°''l P'"'* 8.11:6
^ ° ^ ^ ^"P"''* expected to double 16.11:26
Oversea coal export at peak 7.12:4
COALMINING - COAL TRIBUNAL
B.H.P. pit unions for A.I.S. hearing
6.3:7
Mine hearing starts on long-wall bid
7.3:4
Long-wall four-shift application 21.3:4
Mine drivers will get special rate
7.4:5
Right to work four long-wall shifts at 8 pits
18.4:3
Non-stop mining (Leader) 19.4:2
COALMINING - JOINT COAL BOAriD
r.
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CoBi output rises for fourth year (.loirit Coal
„
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Board, report)
Prosperity with shadows (Leader) 4.11:2
COALMINING - MINERS' FEDERATION
Coalminers granted margin wage rises 24.1:1
43 years' service recognised (W. Gardener)
9.2:4
Miners organise pension protest
3.3:3
Miners to get union visit 13.4:6
Miners get $1 national rise 10.6:4
Miners' lodge to stay (Richmond Main) 24.7:4
Union ban on records
3.8:21
Miners hear amendments 4.8:14
Claims in log by miners rejected
0.8:5
Miners seek nominations
28.8:4
Miners post forms for nomination
10.9:4
Coraerford declines nomination 22.0:4
Nominations for .iiiners' nallot close 14.10:30
Suoport for pit deputie.s
23.10:29
Miners discuss merabership 28.10:29
Tribute oy Federatian (Mr w. Parkinson)
I0.ll:3
Miners want job security s-/stera 10.11 :.5
Miners' leader hands ov.^r (W. Parkinson)
14.11:3
Tributes to unionist (W. Pa.-kinson) 17.11:15
Mi"^ council supports log 13.11:28
Miners elect official-^ 22.11:15
Talks on mine pay 13.12:8
Mining unions t^ discuss margins case 13.12:4
Ta! i<s on openi ng mi ne membersh ip 21.12:4
00 VL M I N ! \'G - OPEN CUTS
G i a n t raine w a l ' i i n g d r a g l i n e
22.9:4
^^^ f i ^ g ^ g ^ ^ p ( a r a g i i n c a t K o y b r o o k ) 2 7 . 9 : 1 0
Me„ d r i l l f o r open c u t mine ( F o v b r i o k ) 1 0 . 1 0 : 1 7
Major m i n i n g i s s u e looms
13.11:3
^^^. ^^^^ ^^^ ^.p^^y ( A b e r d a r e E a s t )
13.11:4
j ^ ^ ^ ^ P^i.^^ _, ^ ^ , ,,^, ^^ ^.^^^ ( A b e r d a r e E a s t )
11.11:4
N,M,1I,
CO \ , M I N 1 Nl,
- (II'KN CI I S
( i i o i i p s .~.haie c o a l c o n t r a c t s
6.1
Coal c o n t r a c t s c r i t i c i s e d
7.1
(Alierd.ire E a s t )
Con I e I I ' l i e e o n m i n e e q u i p m e n t
Black
li,1.1 l l i i e a t
COALMINING
-
at
on
di^piiti'
(Aberdare
iit,-, ,,,1 machinery
lollierv
12-1967
COALMINING
•(on ' t . )
:1
Miiii..~1ii to i i K i u i r e
l-.i-t I
13, I J ; J2
M 1 lie men 1 o Ilea r
INIIKN
16,11:4
PRODICTION
Ml, S i i g a r l o a l c o a l q u o t a e x t e n d e d
3.1:10
Singlet.,11 mine le.ise d i s p u t e
i.l:10
N e w d e l ! .-idiw; " b u s i e s t "
10.1:11
State o.itput nl coal up ~]i p . c .
14.1:4
"Irgent need" to evaluate piimian seams
- PRODUCllON
(Con't,)
S t a t i o n s e t s coal record ( N e w d e l l )
23.10:28
Belmont air shaft g o i n g ahead at pit
2.11:9
T a i w a n s i g n s c o n t r a c t to buy coil
4.11:11
M i n e r s critical of " b o n a n z a "
4.11:11
"'4 pits work full fortnight
9.11
B . H . P . to c l o s e Pacific pit
10.11:4
Output
Bright
of coal increases
prospect for coal
17.11:4
- Japanese
24.11:1
Massive developraent at Newsta,!
24.11:2
24.11:9
P r o d u c t i o n of c o a l up 5 . 5 p . c .
C o l l i e r y g e t s b i g o r d e r frora T a i w a n
28.11:3
49
raines
work f u l l t i m e
6.12:4
"Wider c a l l " for coal
12.12:19
C o l l i e r y c l o s e s tomorrow ( P a c i f i c
Colliery)
21.12:4
F u l l - t i m e at 54 c o l l i e r i e s
21.12:19
17,1:11.
lapan to take more coal
20.1:6
Mine t,. lay off lid m.-n (fraigmont) 2 3 , 1 : 1 0
I'olitieian^ cli.illeged
2,2:4
Inioo I.id to .--top mine r e t r e n c h m e n t s
3,2:4
Muswel liirook minei.-, m.i,. lie reprieved
I - , . .^
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-Japa-iese join in Victoria,! char scheme
27,4:3
Coal find reported in (J.ieensland
12.5:5
C o m e r f o r d for Q l d . raeeting 17.7:13
Mine jobs halved in Q u e e n s l a n d
27.7:4
Q u e e n s l a n d ' s new coal life - J. C o m e r f o r d
Co 1 1 1erv men get notice
18,2:3
Meet inn to discu-s m,ne ,)oh>
20,2:4
Coal contract extended fcir ^luswe 1 1 brook
14.8:M i n e r s protest
7,12:3
22.2:3
Sturiv of O l d . coal
No withdrawal of dismis.sal.s
23,1': I
Mine dismissal despite sales baffles Morris
'24.^:.^
2">,J:3
31 dismissed m i n e r s in new jobs
27,2:3
M i n - w o r k e r s urged to con-^ulf union
production facing mining
2^.2:4
iUev
14 mine.-, work full time
2,3:4
No jobs for miners (Muswellbrook!
8,3:5
Mining lessons ( Dr, R, S h e p h e a r d ) 11,3:2
"Coal indii-try record likely"
11.3:24
C O A L M I N I N G - .STRIKES AND D I S P U T E S
Mine dispute stood over24,1:4
Miners to meet on N o r t h e r n s t o p p a g e
16.2:4
v u n e r s to resurae at T e r a l b a
17,2:3
M i n e r s to discuss 4-day s t o p
21.2:3
M i n e r s return at T e r a l b a ;
five-day strike
4
1^^;;,;^ ^ j n e ^ s strike on d e m a r c a t i o n
1.3:4
~)2
m 1 n(
work full time
1 ".. 3 : I"
North wins more coal
21 . •>: o
Conf i dene e in coal ( Prof . ( . H o l l a n d )
P, A, llaslam
1,4:2
_
11 mines work full time
I > , 1 :21
More co.il pi'oduced t 11 i .^ yi-.w
18.4:18
)2 m 1 nes work f u 1 1 t I me
2 <. 1: I 0
,
Intensifv drilling lor reserves (.Survey S u p p . )
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Increa.sinj; coal llow to .h^ian (.Siirxcy Supp.)
4.3:40
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.State mine.-, progres.s (.Survey .Supp.) 4..):40
.,
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u - More coal trade with lapa-i
8. . : .•>
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• j mines work full time
1(1. i:22
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New process to win coal
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26,.): 3
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2 1. i:4
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/6:14
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.Suggest 1 1)11 to link two mines (Newvale 1 .N 2)
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16,6:3
33 mines work full time
22.6:10
Dismissals at 2 c o l l i e r i e s
24.6:3
Newstan output to be lifted
24.6:4
Miners bid to get notices withdrawn
26.6:4
2s.(,:8
kurri mine future
COALMINING
- Q U E E N S L \ N U AND
to M i n i s t e r
deposits
VICTORIA
(Cornwall
Mine)
8.12:7
M e e t i n g re.solves m i n i n g d i s p u t e
2.3:4
M i n e r s to protest on h o l i d a y 1 7 . 3 : 1 5
C o l l i e r y and union settle d i s p u t e (Bloomfield)
,. A . o-i.
^ , j ^ ^ dispute at M a i t l a n d
7.4:4
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Bloomfield
work
to *„
resume
8.4:8
Strike over overtirae ( F o y b r o o k )
19.4:4
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Hearing on dispute in plant at Hexhara
21.4:4
Washery men stay out ( H e x h a m )
22.4:4
Mine likely to be idle again (Bloomfield!
3.5: 3
,
,
S t r i k i n g rainers meet to-day ( B l o o m f i e l d ) 4.5:7
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Authority to w e i g h raine s t o p p a g e
5.5:4
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Pelton m i n e r s s t r i k e over p r o p o s a l
5.5:8
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S t r i k e r s at 2 pits to r e t u r n
6.5:4
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Blooralield raen back today
8.5:4
Lambton B s t r i k e r s b a c k today
12.o:10
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23.0:3
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28 6:o
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Bellbird m i n e r s hold s t o p p a g e
4,^:4
M i n e i s resurae at Bellbird
5,7:4
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W m c h d r i v e r s on strike at N e w s t a n
5.7:4
7.7:4
N e w s t a n d i s p u t e set 1 led
Strike will stop timber for raines 17.7:6
Timber s u p p l i e s at pits
18.7:4
Mining section of A . T , L . to hold meeting
210
0 , 77-4
:3
kurri) mine
1,7:3
talk.s today
30,6:4
kurri
Big Japanese coal deal for Newstan
4.7:4
Whitlam praised for coal views
30,6:8
Forms sent t, miners
4,7:9
T r i a ' work plan tor mine (Richmond M a i n ,
".7:5
One mine works full time
M i n e r s ' s t a n d - d o w n move a d j o u r n e d
21.7:5
Bellbird rainers hold s t r i k e
10.7:5
Mining s e c t i o n of union to resume w o r k 24.7:4
-Application follows s t o p p a g e (A.T.U. strike)
M i n i n g Tribunal r e s t o r e s long s e r v i c e benefit
Richmond Main cio.<^inu tonight
7.7:4
state wins 10 p.c. more coal
10.7:4
Newstan assurance in lapanese coal o r d e r s
20 -•f^
Plan to aid retrenched c o a l m i n e r s
24.7:6
Ferment in fuels (Leader) 2 9 . 7 : 2
M i n r s reject proposal lor Bellbird
3.3:7
Coal trade prevents doldrums
4.8:10
53m. rail deposit from Utah (Q'ld.)
4.3:10
34 pits work 1(1 days of fortnight
3,8:4
7.8:12
Big coal sale 11- Japan
Miners notices at Bellbird to be extended
II.K:4
(^ueenslan-l's new coal life - J. Comerford
I4.H:2
Northern mines wirk full time
17.8:14
12 dismissals surprise union leader
(Hebburn N... 2)
l'«.8:l
O l f i c i a l s to see coal belt (llehburn N o . 2)
22.8:11
S n i g g i n g pay increases s a t i s f y union
26.7:4
M i n e r s strike at C o a l c l i f f
3.8:14
Inquiry held at B e l l b i r d
8.8:4
''•'"'^ stops after m e e t i n g ( B e l l b i r d )
15.8:4
M i n e r s to return at B e l l b i r d
16.8:4
Bellbird raen back at raine 17.8:4
T a l k s on Newvale s t o p w o r k
12.9:13
"' "^ """" •'" ^^''^
«t N e w v a l e
13.9:4
^''"- "'^" strike at Bellbird
23.9:4
Disputes hit 3 c o l l i e r i e s
13.]():4
U a l l e r a w a n p still idle
14.10:14
Bans clause sought in mine award (Pelton)
i 4. 10:29
M i n e r s letiirri to work after s t o p p a g e
26 10:4
S t o p p a g e at two c o l l i e r i e s (Burwood, Aberdare
• ast)
1.11:12
2 4 - h o u r stop ( L i d d e l l )
14.11:9
M e e t i n g on colliery d i s p u t e s
13.11:26
T h r e a t of s t o p p a g e on dispute (Aberdare East)
111 .^m 1.-.-.1 1 notices e.^ tended
23.3:4
"2 mines work lull time
3 1.8:3
20.11:4
Mann i n g ^ i ssue
I 4 .'): 2 1
Be I 1 ami) i buy s new erj u i pm*'n t
(ompaiiv (B.H.P.) ilefends shaft plan
13.0:13
lobs found for (, retrench<-.l Hebburn men
K,.!(:/]
I I I > .11 e I I rms may st r-i p-m i ne l.iddr ll's coal
^. - ^ ' - * '
•'••oppage lays 4 m i n e s idle
28.11:13
' " ' " " ''•"'''' '"'' * *" s t o p p a g e
1.12:4
D i s p u t e s to lay idle 2 m i n e s ( M u n m o r a h ,
Nort hern No. 2)
1.12:4
I II ion ists lo meet on c t a i ms
2.12:3
M i n e r s decide to end s t r i k e (Miiiimo rah ) 2.12:1
'.10:3
fci(> y ' 4
f.i- discussior, (Richmond
Vale)
N . M . II.
COALMINING - .STRIkE.S AND DISPITES
Miners resume a l t e r s t r i k e . s
i n i o n s d i s c u s s mine d i s p u t e
7.12:4
(Con't.)
3.12:4
(Atierdare
East)
COINS
Pobel 1 medaI I i on
Coin man r e - e l e c t e d
7.8:4
3.2:7
President
(E.
Hufnus)
COMMUNISM
Communist bid 9.3:20
Communist Party launches appeal
24.8:7
COMMPMTY SERVICE ORGANISATIONS
Taree youth wins essay 19.1:5
Peace essay competitions (Charlestown Lions)
2.2:4
Youths f o r t r a i n i n g a s l e a d e r s
4.2:5
Lions win p l a q u e ;
100 p . c . r e c o r d
4,2:9
R o t a r i a n s s e e k s t u d y team - Ce.ssnock R o t a r y
4.2:23
Fairhall warns young people on propaganda
7.2:17
Taree Rotary gets 70 replies 7.2:18
Apex club to work for appeal - Beresfield
10.2:6
Lions image high in Australia
16.2:8
Charter night at Morisset
16.2:9
18.2:6
19 essays in Lions contest
David Street distribution 20.2:4
Lions thanked 20.2:5
350 attend Rotary ceremony
23,2:8
Belmont girl wins Lions' essay (Jane Diplock)
4.3:12
Rotary awards worth 8 4 0 , 0 0 0
10.3:4
Million e n t e r Lions' peace essay competition
3.4:4
Linns group at Toukley
20.4:12
Singleton Lions leaders 20.4:12
Apex help for retarded 29.4:11
3 oversea youth tours won 29.4:25
Lions praised on fire appeal job
24.(i:23
Mayfield club gives 82,000 (Lions) 26,6:14
Plea to support aboriginal home (Lions)
29.6:7
S e r v i c e c l u b s ' r o l e in a i d i n g g o o d w i l l ( L i o n s )
29.6:9
Club inducts new officers (Swansea Rotary)
1.7:23
Lions club changeover (Ces.snock) 1.7:23
Ex-councillor installed Rotary head (W.Wilson)
7,7:7
Lions give 937 hours of service
7,7:7
Changeover of Ce.ssnock Rotarian.s 7,7:13
Eye care idea for Lions club 31.8:8
Queens raise 82380 for car (Belmont Lions)
14.9:10
G a t e s h e a d f i n a l i s t ( W a r n e r s Bay L i o n s - R.
Bath)
21.9:8
Clubs f o r e s e e b i g g e r t a s k s
23.9:9
L i o n s ' y o u t h r e g i o n a l win
27.9:13
"Ambassador" in c l u b ' s o v e r s e a s a c t i v i t i e s
(W. P a r s o n s )
28.9:8
Researcher wins ( R o t a r y ) S c h o l a r s h i p (G.Weber)
11.10:4
R o t a r y forum t o be h e l d a t M u s w e l l b r o o k
11 . 1 0 : 4
Planning theme of Rotary forum
16.10:8
Civic work of Lions praised 23.10:10
Rotary looks back 50 years
13.11:2
Girl is Lions' Youth of Year 27,11:12
Toronto Lions win Rotary trophy debate 30.11:18
Guests from New Ireland (Lions Dist. 201D)
21.12:7
CONSKRVATORIUM
Pupil takes Con.-teacher's post
18.2:4
"Magnificent job" for music in Newcastle
17.4:7
CORAL SEA BATTLE
13 U.S. ships in Coral Sea visit
5.4:1
10,000 U.S. sailors to arrive 17.4:3
Big U.S. fleet to visit 20.4:1
3,000 U.S. sailors for Sydney 27.4:19
V.S. Admiral arrives in Sydney (McDonald)
1.5:3
Australian-U.S. bonds "enduring" 1.5:7
Admiral to be guest-of-honour
5.5:4
Freedom "not cheaply held"
6.5:3
COUNTRY PARTY
Breakaway C.P. move
10.5:3
C.P. State Secretary will retire (J. Dredge)
13.6:7
McEwan h a s s e c o n d t i l t a t " f a c e l e s s "
22.(i:3
INDEX
13-1967
CO'.'NTRV PADTY (Con't. )
C.P. supports 3 Zones plan 23.6:3
C.P. proposes new port 23.6:12
Anthony warns of dissolution 24.6:1
C.P. wants lash to be used 24.6:3
Unfair taxing claim by C.P. delegate 24.6:23
Holt to deputy's defence 23.6:1
C.P. man gets new post 29.6:11
B.l.G, decides on opposition to Country Party
30.6 : 3
B.l.G. to fight C P , in election
7.7:1
C.P. calls for new rural plan 3.10:16
CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES
Sydney Yugoslav office bombed 2.1:1
"Reprieve likely" - Ryan's lawyers 2.1:3
Forged Aust. notes reported in London
2.1:3
Police know forger boss 3.1:1
Bomb "not meant to kill"
3.1:3
Ryan plea could be too late 3.1:3
Flow of bogus notes now only a trickle 4.1:3
Cabinet talk today on Ryan 4.1:3
81.000 theft reported by bookmaker 4,1:4
Roof scaled to rob shop (Belmont) 4.1:4
Execution of Ryan deferred
5.1:1
Victoria lags (capital punishment) (note)
6.1:2
No lead on 860,000 from truck 6.1:3
Lone counterfeiter "unparalleled" - A. Farrelly
7.1:2
Girl murder - raan charged (Wagga) 7.1:3
Police seek robbery information (860,000)
7.1:3
17-year old e.scapee recaptured 11.1:3
Wagga man remanded for raurder 11,1:9
Two new forgery charges 12.1:5
Prisoner walks out of court 13.1:1
53,500 theft from clothes shop (Cessnock)
13.1 :3
Armed men take 83,400 (A,N.Z. Bank, Klemzig,
S.A.)
13.1:3
Teenage escapees in gaol 13.1:4
Opas flies to London for Ryan appeal 13.1:6
Big drop in court actions 13.1:6
Committal on kill atterapt charge (McCoy)
14.1 :4
.Seven in court on passport charges 17.1:3
Attempt to steal 84,000 fails 17.1:3
Extradition of escapee completed (Maxwell)
17.1:4
Briti.sh moves to prevent Ryan hangi-ig 17.1:4
Govt, to increase crirae penalties 18.1:1
Wagga remand on murder charge (*ilson) 18.1:8
Bank inspected by robber before hold-up
19.1:1
Gang feud killing suspected (Raymond Harris)
20. 1 : 3
Maitland escape (Hore) 21.1:1
Penalty for protest (Leader) 21.1:2
Where the law is an ass - F. Kelett 21.1:2
Ryan appeal today 23.1:3
Shot couldn't be Ryan's, Counsel says Appeal refused (Stop Press) 24.1:1
Leap from moving police car (Hore) 25.1:1
"Reprieve", say churchraen 25.1:3
Bilpin raurder reward (Hyrhory Berkuta) 25.1:6
Talk of banging protest at gaol 26.1:3
Record theft Of cars 28.1:3
New legal raove, appeal to Queen to save Ryan
27 .1 :1
Ryan can hear death trap 27.1:2
Police search for payroll 27.1:3
8400 theft from Junction home 27.1:4
Late moves for Ryan reprieve rejected 28.1:1
Police hurt in deraonstration at gaol gate
30 .1 : I
Protest as duty (note) 30.1:2
Ryan gets stay of execution on evidence plea
31.1:1
Ryan decision not expected till tomorrow
1.2:1
Two branches of chain store robbed (Goodways)
1.2:3
Ryan hanging opposed
1.2:5
Thieves take swings 1.2:6
Ryan's fate rests on Executive
2.2:1
Man reports gun threat
2.2:1
Bar would punish
2.2:3
Ex-Pentridge raan charged with perjury
2.2:3
Mercy appeal fails to stop Ryan hanging today
3.2:1
Pentridge gaol barricade
3.2:1
Truth of affidavits not tested
3.2:3
Ryan walked firmly to face gallows
4.2:1
Magistrate remanded: fraud charge 9.2:1
Man bashed in city theatre 10.2:1
Bashing - Police see theatre staff
11.2:1
Girl sees stolen safe in bushland
13.2:1
Cigarettes, food taken at Waratah
14.2:3
Landline cut; race fraud fear 16.2:1
Teenagers overpow<-r warder
17.2:1
N.M.ll.
CRIMES
AND A l l K d U l
CRIMES
CRIMES AND ALLKGED CRIMES (Con't.)
(Con't.I
S t o l e n v a n Uf-ed i n b u r g l a r y
17.2:4
lolraie will stand t r i a l
I 7 . 2 : .3
Woman r o b b e d o l 8 6 0 i n b a g
18,2:1
Brandy not jet t i ^ u i e d
22.2:1
.Senior o f f i c e r
lOr d r i v e on v i o l e n c e
22.2:1
P a r k a . s . s a i i l t s on c h i l d r e n
23,2:1
Askin's plea to Courts
27.2:3
Vandal c u t s windows
23.2:1
B i l l f o r payment of v i c t i r a s
1.3:3
L i f e t e r m in a x e
raurder
(Baldwin)
1.3:7
S t i f f p e n a l t i e s i n new b i l l t o h i t
hooligans
2.3:3
81300 in bank hold-up (Waterloo C B . A . )
2.3:23
Search for Heauraonts 3.3:1
Workmen fail to find Beauraonts 4.3:1
".Story" murder finding stands
4.3:3
Stiffer penalties warning by S.M,
4,3:4
Safe blasted apart for 81,000 (G.H.Varley's)
4.3:12
Eight charged over 15-year- old girl
7.3:9
Court allegation of hiring to shoot
7,3:20
No trace of Beaumonts
3,3:3
Girl gives ev-idence in rape hearing 8,3:7
Death sentence commuted (Conlan)
9,3:3
Police follow theft theory (Chain store
robberies) 9.3:4
Eight for trial on charges over girl 9.3:13
Child search result near (Beaumont.s) 10.3:1
Alleged Holt assailant fined 920 10.3:3
Suicide bids may cease to be crimes
10.3:3
Murder probe (kruger, Wollongong) 11.3:3
11.3:3
8113,000 bank fraud claim
Secret digging for children
11.3:24
16 week-end raids by thieves
14.3:4
Hooligans "need more police" 15.3:1
Death information reward renewed (Dr.Yeates)
15.3:13
10 for trial on forged SlO notes charge.s
17.3:5
Wanda Beach killer may have struck again
say detectives 18,3:1
Gun battle in Port Macquarie street 20,3:1
Hooligans break up pleasant .Sunday pastime
20,3:3
C a r r i n g t o n woman a s . s a u l t e d
20,3:3
Woraan t o g o t o C , I , B .
21.3:1
Council wants police action 22.3:1
Wanda suspect escapes 22.3:1
Girl's body found (Q'ld.) (McKim - Hill^
27.3:1
Murder victim identified in Rockhampton
28.3:12
Thieves rob home of headmistress (Mrs. 0. V.
Wells) .30.3:1
Students told "another hanging" hint (Melb.)
30.3 : 3
Two chemist shops robbed (Teralba, Morisset)
31.3:4
Consular officer speaks of U.S. concern at
1.4:1
N.S.W. shootings
Man c h a r g e d
3.4:1
with
raurder
(of
R.
W.
Trathen)
T.A.B. reward on Vic. killer
3.4:3
Killer may walk with a limp (T.A.B. murder)
4.4:3
Bail refused on charge of murder (A.
Jikabsons) 4.4:7
Police in night hunt for man who fled
6.4:1
Victim dies 9 days after bashing (Flockhart)
6.4:1
Runabout raan claira at Faulkner trial
6.4:5
Police issue details of T.A.B. killer 6.4:10
Police seek man over penny
7.4:4
Faulkner found not guilty
12.4:3
Murder victira a Polynesian from Queensland
(Marina Kena) 15.4:1
Interstate alert for bank gunraan (Sydney)
15.4:1
Killer of Wagga nurse gaoled for life 21.4:1
Violence rages in Sydney
24.4:16
Gang theory in ring theft 28.4:1
Police capture escapee: Struggle in Wyee
house 29.4:1
Mountain drive to inquire into shooting
5.5:1
'^
Man shot in back from cliff (North Head)
8.5:1
Man in court over shooting (North Head)
9.5:1
Court told man shot at brother (Eveleigh)
9.5:7
Violence blamed on liquor 11.5:7
Youths bash, rob student in Newcastle 15.5:1
(iaol for 8 in girl rape case
16.5:7
Doctor denies two charges over woraan, 20
17.5:7
Doctor's question on woman's health
18.5:6
Detective tells of interview with Dr. Phillips
I 0.5:5
14-1967
INDEX
Doctor's denial on questions over operation
2(1 ,3:4
Iwo torraer Latec directors in Court
23.5:7
Wife says Dr. often drove patients home
23.5:7
Doctor guilty of bodily harm charge
24.5:1
Police inquire into big theft of tools (Teralba) 24.5:3
Director's "implicit" faith in Cattells
24.5:6
Doctor gaoled for harm to woraan, 20 25.5:1
Latec staff rulings altered, Court told
25.5:11
81,100 chain store theft (Saveraores) 26.5:4
£5 for cars sold in batches by Latec, raan
says 26.5:5
Plea to free Dugan raade 27.5:25
Hidden bandit gets 84,500
30.5:1
Cars filled 3 latec yards, witness says
30.5:15
Latec witness denies laxity 31.5:8
Latec man's denial of payraent 1.6:6
812,000 haul in pearls
2.6:3
Wife's bid to free husband (McLeod-Lindsay)
2.6:3
82,722 theft at Cardiff
6.6:3
Warringah bribe allegations 9.6:15
Garage thefts (Mayfield) 12.6:1
Chain store burgled in Windale (Saveraores)
15.6:5
Youth on death charge gets bond (P. Cuthbert)
15.6:10
Latec defence: prospectus used audited
profits 15.6:26
Crown appeals over bond for youth slaying
16.6:1
Decision reserved in latec charges hearing
17.6:4
Thieves in raids on boats (Belmont) 20.6:1
Compensation to crirae victims 21.6:7
Coraputer used in search 22.6:1
Anomalies claimed in paroles
24.6:1
26.6:1
Sniper kills underworld boss in car (Reilly)/
"Nobody talking" on gang shooting 27.6:1
Man for trial over pensioner's death
(Jekabson) 27.6:7
Two may have shot Reilly 28.6:19
Killing may be avenged (Reilly) 29.6:3
2 Cattells to face trial on Latec charges
30.6 : 5
."cppcr in eyoE in pay grab (Hrnnte)
1.7:1
Offer to sit in vacation (Cuthbert case)
1 .7:4
Cracksmen cut way to 821,000 (Hobart) 3.7:3
6 Qld. police for Sydney in raurder hunt
4.7:3
Near miss for fleeing thief (Glebe) 5.7:1
New lead on double death raystery 5.7:3
No developments in death case (Bogle Chandler)
6.7:3
Murder charge (John Heywood, Brisbane) 7.7:1
Thieves get 88,000 in goods 10 7 :1
Daring thefts net 86,003
11.7:1
Whippings for bashers urged
12.7:1
Police will retain book (Reilly case) 12.7:3
Cigarettes worth 820,000 stolen in 10 days
13.7:1
Mannix says he is ex-rainister in Reilly's
book
13.7:3
Crime victim compensation starts in 1968
13.7:3
Police searching for raurdered pair's Holden
(S.A.) 15.7:1
Inquiries in doable raurder extend to W.A. and
N.Z. 18.7:1
Locking the door after the theft 13.7:2
Commission on crime possible, says Minister
18.7:3
Shoppers see men steal cigarettes 19.7-1
New Zealander on murder charge after bush
arrest (Farnsworth) 19.7:3
Guilty on note charge
20.7:1
Search for escapees (Oliveria & Hore) 24.7:1
Sydney police join in hunt for raen; rifle
missing
25.7:1
Young mother raurdered; baby unharmed (Sydney)
26.7:1
Escapees face hold-up count (Hore & Oliveria)
26.7:3
Thieves 810,000 haul in home (Beauty Point)
26.7 : 3
Extradition granted on murder count (Farnsworth) 26.7:8
Murder hunt arrest (Bundaberg) 27.7:3
Fifteen C.l.B. men in hunt (Mrs. Zaccaria's
murder) 27.7:3
Liberal vote for death sentence (Vic.)
27.7:25
Bank bandit dies in attempt to escape police
chase (Sydney)
28.7:1
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N,MJK_1NDEX
(RIMES AND ALLECiED CRIMES (Con't.)
1,.,9P,
CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (Con't.)
Boy found dead; throat cut 28.7:1
Man charged (Bundaberg) 28.7:1
Rahy thrown in Sydney Harbour 28.7:3
All-out police hunt for murderers reveals
no new clue 29.7:1
,22 bullet killed Vaucluse bandit 29.7:1
Suspect back frora N. Zealand (Farnsworth)
29-~=2o
Youth charged over death of Wyong
raan
(Chapman) 31.7:3
Man charged in boy death
1.8:1
Gunman holds up couple (Lochinvar) 1.8:3
Warder hurt in gaol break (Broken Hill)
Carpets, lights stolen
23.10:3
Girl's claim of attack 25.10:7
Araendraents to Crimes Act 2.10:28
Near miss for shop burglars (Coal Point)
3.10:4
Thieves take six players
3.10:4
City store burgled (D.J.'s) 4.11:1
Safe resists cracksmen (Pender Bros.) 4.11:1
Gunseller shoots a bandit 8.11:1
870,000 jewel robbery (Sydney) 8.11:15
Soldier found insane (Back shooting) 9.11:1
Shots fired in chase after bank hold-up
1111-1
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,
Broken Hill escapees back in gaol 3.8:1
So inquiry on "black book" - 3 . 8 : 3
Renshaw query on criticisra of S.M. by Judge
•'•^•1''
Man found stabbed outside hotel (J.Maxwell)
4.P:l
Longer sentence on armed robber (Cook) 5.8:3
Court reserves judgraent in bond appeal
(Cuthbert) 5.8:3
Arrest in Sydney murder (Zaccaria) 7.8:1
Remand on death charge (Farnsworth) 8.3:11
Boy of 14 sentenced to 5 years (Phillip Young)
9-^-19
New lead on raurder of young woman (McKim Hill) 10.8:3
People living in fear, says Judge (Cuthbert
sentenced to five years gaol) 12.8:3
Doctor's (Phillips) sentence was
raerited.
says Judge - appeal lost
12.8:3
Behaviour pays off (release for John Henry
Taylor) 14.8:1
Cash goes in P.O. safe raid (Bexley) 14.8:1
Police net out after shooting (Wyee) 15.8:3
Widow's home ransacked (Booragul) 16.8:1
Police find no trace of wanted man (Wyee)
16.8:3
8400 theft from Swansea horae 16.8:3
3 years for manslaughter (Jekabson) 16.8:7
Gaoled for life on taxi raurder (Hood) 18.8:1
Woman denies poison charge (Bennett) 18.8:5
Retrial for Ryan "witness" (Tolraie) 19.8:1
Brazen daylight thief sacks suburb (Adamstown
Heights) 19.8:3
Newcastle woraan acquitted (Bennett) 22.3:3
Minimum sentences proposal 22.3:7
Girl slain by rifle shots (Wollongong 24.3:1
Life term for murder (Edward Hitchins) 25.8:3
2nd stabbing in kitchen 26.8:1
t.S. team to probe forgeries 26.8:1
Three raen deny rape at Kotara 29.8:7
Case of the srailing spectators (rape case)
Police put new team on killings (Wanda Beach)/
Woman found stabbed dead in school yard
13.11:1
Bank pays 812,360 on forgery (N'cle.) 16.11:1
Cheque fraud planned in detail 17.11:1
Safe blast results in havoc (Elliott's)
28.11:1
Magistrate rejects letter plea (Brisbane)
6.12:3
Thieves rip radios from cars 9.12:1
Purse thieves busy 9.12:1
Company guilty of smuggling fined 8157,632
9.12:1
Cigarettes worth $3,600 go from van 11.12:1
Escapee still at large (Tamworth) 13.12:1
Shooting victira in rush to hospital (E. W.
Strong) 13.12:1
Inspector warns on thieves
13.12:4
Farmer on murder bid charge (Schoorl) 14.12:6
Warning by S.M. on shoplifting
16.12:4
Shot man dies in hospital (Strong) 18.12:3
Thieves take meat worth 81,000 18.12:3
Thieves raid two premises
19.12:3
Fines for thefts from shops 20.12:7
Armed raen get 89,000 at bank 22.12:3
Thieves tie men; get 87,500 (Toronto Workers'
Club) 26.12:1
Escapee says partner dead (Townsville) 26.12:1
Body of prison escapee found (A. J. Pete,
Townsville) 28.12:1
Vehicle theft rate rises 28.12:1
X ± . X 1. . ±
31 , 8 ; 1
10 years for rape; "like savages" 31.8:7
Police search for 2 bandits (Enmore) 12.9:1
Police follow lead on Kotara attack
12.9:1
Theft of rings (Mai Woolford's) 14.9:1
Darcy Dugan plea for anonymity
15.9:3
Report of 5 gangland executions 15.9:3
Ring theft total 87,500 (Woolford's)
15.9:4
Jewellery goes in shop theft 18.9:1
Unsolved murders
20.9:20
Bandits tie woman, take 8600 (Coledale P.O.)
^'•^•1
Thieves get ring haul at Maitland (Diamond's)
^^•^••11
New turn in dead girl case (Mooney Mooney)
27 9-1
Gunman robs express 28.9:1
Interstate skeleton inquiries 28.9:1
Skeleton hope in technicians 29.9:3
Skeleton may be identified 2.10:1
Hitch-hike theory in raurder 3.10:3
Jewels stolen at Larabton (Lowe) 4.10:1
Multiple penalty bid 4.10:21
Amateurs and "pros" prosper by shoplifting 1. Barrass 6.10:2
Concern over upsurge of country crirae 6.10:3
Man, 2 woraen guilty over death of girl (W.
Pope) 7.10:3
Skeleton case girl identified 7.10:3
Death ruling for raurder (Farnsworth) 7.10:4
Underworld tie-up in raystery raail bomb blast
(Brisbane) 10.10:1
Victim of bomb unable to aid police search
12-10:1
Police hunt for hoaxer 12.10:4
Mob attack on police 14.10:1
Vandals ruin church room (Congregational)
•''•10:1
Policeman in chase after 2 men 16.10:1
Six to face charges after brawl
16,10:3
Cattells' trial transferred to Sydney 20.10:4
4 youths BHsault and rob man 23.10:4
2 youths held at gunpoint
23.10:1
Many thefts from carii
23,10:1
M»n'« body found in mine shaft 23.10:1
1 1 1 1 - 1
CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - PRISONS AND COURTS
(-^^, ^.^^ (Bathurst)
4.1:3
^^„ j^^^l ^^^ ^^^^ 12.1:5
^^^ C.P.S. at Wallsend (D. Swan) 19.1:7
^ Quarter Sessions sittings 24.1:14
^^^^^
^.^ ^^ p^^^j.^ ^.jj ^^^ expanded
1.2:3
C^,,^^^ ^^^^ facilities for woraen 2.2:7
S^^^^ ^^^^^ „„ closed court
4.2:3
Court sittings expanded at Newcastle
4.2:4
Publicity light on louts planned in Bill
H p*T
cipis. returns to Newcastle
9.2:7
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23.2:1
1^^^^ system
1.3:5
Return of costs on acquittal
2.3:5
Minister sees need for prison camp 9.3:14
Changes in Bill accepted (open Court) 22.3:3
Additions for Courts (N'cle.) (Survey Supp.)
^ 5:60
Federal plans for new Court 19.5:3
Divorce case streamlining 20.5:3
Cessnock gaol start soon 26.5:12
oRacket" in J.P. alleged 31.5:3
New magistrate at Newcastle 2.6:6
court building urged at Speers Point
3.6:4
o
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Acting Judges toraorrow
6.6:7
New judge in bankruptcy (Mr. Justice Gibbs)
17.6:3
Courthouse sought for Toronto 23.6:13
j^^y trials pillar of freedora 13.7:7
^^^^ [,j^ to drop car case juries 26.7:1
^p^^ Court urged by Judge 26.7:10
A.L.P. "alarm" on accident claira juries
29 7:1
Callan Park and gaol security inquiry sought
3 3:3
Long Bay Gaol "bugged"
3.8:5
District Court judge naraed (K.F.E. Torrington)
3.8:6
Gaol probe by Labour
9.8:19
Upset in gaol fashions 17.8:1
Talks on heavy divorce lists
18.8:7
2 farewells (Singleton) (P.O. Howard, Sgt.
E. V. Cahill)
21.8:10
State plans to widen Court powers 23.8:3
Wider legal aid planned 24.8:7
Criticism over Court leniency 25.8:3
12 point gaol plan for prisoner aid 28.8:6
More time, raoney need on crime deterrent
29.8:3
Minister to introduce legislation (discretionary fines)
1.9:3
Children's Court bill for Parlt. 6.9:4
Govt, cuts use of Privy Council as independence
atep
7.9:1
N.M.ll.
( RIMKS
\Nl)
M l K(iKI) CR IMES
I'RISdNS AND
C; I RT.S ( C o n ' t . )
New raove o n j u r i e s b i l l
7.0:7
C a b i n e t p l a n s law m e a s u r e s on j u v e n i l e s
13.0:1
P e n a l t i e s to b e s t i f f e r in c r u e l t y c a s e s
1 3 . <): I 3
Courthouse claira (Boolaroo)
14.0:11
Tougher line on assaults by prisoners 27.9:5
No inquiry on Dugan clairas 27.9:21
•Juries to stay in some accident cases 6.10:6
Plan to train prisoners for release
11.10:1
Women to be liable for juries
11.10:7
12.10:12
New Judge (R, G, Reynolds, 0,C.)
No change in Vic. appeals
13.10:3
Start on new gaol soon at Cessnock
20,10:3
More sittings to meet lag 24.10:3
Farewell to Magistrate (P, G.Howard, Maitland)
25.10:9
More prison staff raay be appointed
26.10:3
Legislation on criminals 1.11:3
New law planned for prisons 1.11:3
Senator on Court role 4.11:3
Privy Council appeal doubts 8.11:3
Woman for new post at Courthouse (Miss C.
Edwards) 17.11:15
Six new Q.C.'s
30.11:3
Help control crirae, says Minister
2.12:27
Judges appointed to District Court 7,12:27
Differing values as "cause of injustice"
16.12:4
Honour gaol [ilan sought (Melb.) 20.12:3
Women Jurors in Canberra
21.12:5
DAYLIGHT SAVING
Holt backs saving of daylight
2.3:19
Retailers urge daylight saving 16.():3
Daylight saving (Tasmania) 9.8:]; 24.3:1
Tasraania to put clocks on October 1
14.9:3
Sleep-in as help to time change (Ta.smania)
2.10:1
Views sought on daylight saving
7.11:3
Council opposes daylight saving (Taree)
1.12:13
Bankers "yes" in daylight saving poll 5.12:9
DECIMAL CURRENCY
Forged Aust. notes reported in London 2.1:3
Police know forger boss
3.1:1
Flow of bogus notes now only a trickle 4.1:3
Two new forgery charges
12.1:5
Happy birthday. Dollar Bill - .J. Cox 14.2:2
85 bilI out in May
8.3:1
Anomymity for lady of note 9.3:1
£.s.d. knell on August 1
19.4:3
Fake "pusher" search 29.4:1
13 forged 810 notes turn up in Brisbane
3.5:23
Police alert on more 810 faked notes
4.5:3
50 cents "museum piece" 5.5:1
$5 notes issue on May 29 5.5:1
Alarm at 810 fake tally in Brisbane 5.5:1
Woman is 83 "saint" 5.5:2
N.S.W. cache of forged notes feared 3.5:3
More forged notes turn up at banks (Brisbane)
12.5:3
Faked bills tally rises 13.5:1
Here is the new 85 note 16.5:1
17.5:1
Second forged 610 note found
Forged notes
18.5:1
Forgeries mount in Newcastle 27.5:1
Mixed receptions for 85 note 30.5:16
Forged notes at Maitland 31.5:1
Metric system supported
31.5:3
Forgery passed at Maitland
1.6:3
Another forged note found 7,6:12
July 31 to be last day of dual currency 8.6:1
Old currency may linger
9.6:9
Pound still has weight if not value 21.6:2
Another five forged 810 notes found
5.7:1
Few problems in end of currency switch 24.7:4
Support for metric system 27.7:3
Dual currency ends six months early 1.8:3
i.s.d. reluctant to pass away
2.8:4
Too hot for .50c. pieces 12.8:1
More forged notes found (Sydney) 5.9:3
Police fears on notes
6.9:1
Another 13 forgeries
7.9:25
Bank discovers another forgery
8.9:3
More forged notes found (Sydney)
9.9:3
Freak 85 in Brisbane 11,9:1
Mint to vary nickel soon 16,11:16
More forged 810 notes 4,12:4
Retailer support on metric systei* 3,12:3
Panel to urge metric system 7,12:1
More witnesses bach change to laetric systen
H,I2;3
Reward offer of (10,000 on forgeries 12,12:1
16-196
INDEX
DEFENCE
Pay rises for armed forces
3.2:1
72,5.50 in armed services
4.3:1
Australia could be U.S. leave centre
14.4:1
Sydney raay be U.S. rest centre
19.4:3
26.4:13
Credit plan to be reviewed (U.S.A.
Defence raeans investment - Williamtown,
Singleton 4.5:56
(Survey Supp.)
Defence talks in Canberra 8.5:12
Rest plan gets Cabinet nod
12.5:3
Australian mission on way to Malaysia 20.5:3
Defence coraputer costs double 20.5:3
Fairhall will discuss jets, logistics 27.5:4
Director for survey talks (Col. F. D.
Buckland) 19.6:17
Fairhall seeks U.S. contracts
24.6:3
Arraed forces get pay lift
7.7:3
Two for civil defence course
15.7:4
Uni. education plan for armed forces 19.7:3
W.A. opening of 880ra. U.S. Navy station
3.8:3
Sydney rest centre for U.S. troops 4.8:1
Aust.'s war costs rising rapidly
10.8:3
Widening of service benefits 17.8:3
British troops for exercise
23.8:5
Araerican troops to wear "civvies" in Sydney
31 .8:1
Big naval station on the air (North-West
Cape) 2.9:1
British troops fly in for exercise
5.9:3
Monier seeks U.S. loan 7.9:20
Britain joins forces link system task 13.9:10
Officers selected for U.K. course
14.9:5
Communication station
14.9:7
Admiral sees N.W. Cape as big fleet aid
14.9:25
Johnson call to Holt at Cape
18.9:3
City wojld welcorae U.S. troops 20.9:3
Build-up in services, recruiting 22.9:1
U.S. Navy payraent to Monier
22.9:8
Holyoake, Holt talk on defence 27.9:3
Date set for first Vietnara "rest" plane
23.9:27
First troops for leave
3.10:16
Club doors open for Vietnam raen 4.10:11
In Sydney on leave 5.10:1
Warning on forged U.S. notes 5.10:1
Gag on defence gives politicians full rein
5. 10:2
More troops on leave 7.10:1
U.S. soldiers spend 8^ra
4.11:4
Fairhall to see suggested base
18.11:3
Defence future
11.12:2
DEFENCE
ARMY
Safety study at Stockton (Rifle Range) 6.1:4
Array's power plant change
23.1:4
Risk closed rifle range (Stockton) 24.1:1
Exercise for 2 Battalion
30.1:3
Move to Fort Wallace
13.2:7
Guns recovered (Ingleburn) 25.2:1
Singleton asked to see march
25.2:25
Fraser wants report 27.2:1
U.S. general to see Army 27.2:11
Army will study U.S. tank
10.3:3
Flagstaff for Array carap (Singleton) 10.3:15
Array chief to visit Asia 11.3:5
Army officer transferred (Capt. G. Van Reyk)
11.3:9
Hospital doctors aid Array 13.3:4
Services' rates "normal"
16.3:3
New emblems for Anzacs
17.3:3
Anzac medal 28.3:11
Troops get experience in carriers
7.4:7
New C O . of Array air unit appointed
10.4:7
Army position (Col. E. F.Thompson) 11.4:3
Joint links planned for armies (Aust. Canada,
U.S.A.)
11.4:3
Service medals for soldiers 13.4:6
C.M.F. men get awards
15.4:23
Fraser denial on discharge of Sergeant 20.4:25
New Army postings announced
24.4:3
General (Long) for top-level U.S. talks
28.4:5
Army strength assured
2.5:3
8 buildings in Army hospital
4.5:8
Defence means investment (Williamtown,
Singleton) (Survey Supp.) 4.5:56
War veteran appointed (W/O. L. Caban) 6.5:25
Demolition by Army
15.5:10
12 Swiss planes for Army
18.5:19
Officers for Army needed
12.6:12
Artillery officers' changes 21.6:12
Third win to army unit in competition 22,6:10
Task force appointment (Col. W. J. Morrow)
29.0:16
Colonel gets prrxaot Ion (Col, V, T. Whitelaw)
3,7:3
Recruits join D Company 6,7:14
8 Battalion to go on exercise 1.^.7:3
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Human s h i e l d s o l d i e r - w i n s d e o r g e ( r o s . s I t o r p .
Const a b l e )
23,7:1
A n c i e n t Army c e r e m o n y l o r - . S i n g l e t o n
20,7:3
T o u r [ i l a n n e d for' C a d e t s
3,3:3
3,3:14
Army g a t e s c l o s e a f t e r 1 2 5 y e a r s
').3:3
Army o i d e r s I , S . m i s s i l e s
Army g e t s b i g h a u l o f w e a p o n s
I'). 8 : 3
I n c r e a s e in f o r c e f o r V i e t n a m t o b e m i n o r
26.8:3
26.3:3
P o s t i n g s l o r t o p Army 3
Army t r i a l s ( O r new a m p h i b i a n
7.0:25
11.0:6
3 c h a n g e s i n Army a n n o u n c e d
11.0:10
P u b l i c s e r v a n t s t r a i n f o r Army
Army p o s t s a n n o u n c e d
11,9:10
Army man f o r I , S . t a l k s ( C o l o n e l
McMillen)
11.0:13
fi Army men l o r N . Z .
18.9:3 '
Army t e s t s w o o l f o r r e a c t i o n
13.0:4
Singleton C.O. at l a s t p a r a d e ( C o l . Oxley)
13.0:12
M i l i t a r y r a d i o may woo e x p o r t o r d e r s
23.9:3
25.9:13
Army a i r c h i e f f o r U . S .
27.9:12
Artilli^ry t a l k s for Sydney
L a u n c h i n g o f A r m y ' s new c r a f t
2.10:12
Army a v i a t i o n r e g i m e n t g e t s n e w C . O .
12.10:17
New r a t i m p a c k f o r t r o o p s
16.10:3
T h r e e Army c h a n g e s
23.10:14
New b a r r a c k s o p e n i n g o n F r i d a y 2 4 . 1 0 : 2 1
D e c i s i o n s on t o p Army, Navy p o s t s
27.10:5
N a t i o n s ' s t a n d on V i e t n a r a war r e g r e t t e d
23.10:3
( o p e n i n g o f new b a r r a c k s )
3.11:12
Recruits start basic t r a i n i n g
54 s o l d i e r s g a i n a w a r d s
4.11:3
( i c n e r a l s get c h a n g e in post.s
14.11:3
Diggers to t r a i n with Kiwis
20.11:4
4 Army s t a f f a p p o i n t m e n t s
27.11:17
Army t o h o n o u r V C . W i n n e r ( M a j o r P . J .
23.11:4
Badcoe)
F o u r c h a n g e s i n Army a p p o i n t m e n t s
18.12:11
A p p o i n t m e n t a t Army H . Q .
20.12:9
DEFENCE
AL.STRALIANS
IN S . E .
INDEX
ASIA
T a l k s on t r o o p i n c r e a s e
2.1:1
T r o o p s g r i - e t New Y e a r i n j u n g l e c a m p
2.1:3
400 i n f a n t r y i n u n i t f o r V i e t n a m
4.1:3
C.O. of T a s k F o r c e b a c k ( B r i g . 0 . D.
Jackson)
0.1:1
M i n i s t e r ' s p l e d g e o n V i e t , ma i I . 1 1 . 1 : 3
Rescue u n d e r f i r e in V i e t .
20.1:3
21.1:3
D i g g e r s h o t ( P r i v . R. J . C o p e m a n )
S t a t e o f f i c i a l s f o r V i e t n a m go n e x t week
25.1:3
25.1:12
Husband, wife t o Vietnam
G e n e r a l ( M a c k a y ) c o m i n g home
28.1:3
Newsmen o f f t o V i e t n a m
23,1:3
H o u s i n g man p i c k e d f o r V i e t n a m
28.1:4
One d e a d , 3 w o u n d e d i n V i e t n a m
30.1:3
Australian Vietnam l e a d e r
31.1:3
4 t h B a t t a l i o n now t h r e e
1.2:4
1.2:4
N.S.W, a i d t o V i e t n a r a
New C o m m a n d e r i n V i e t n a m
(Major-General
1.2:7
Vincent)
Digger and 4 V.C. killed in operations
3.2:3
Fraser li.sts Vietnam relief troops
6,2:4
Digger wounded in Vietnam 7.2:12
Army probes N Z. shelling of Australian force
8.2:1
Woy Woy man c a s u a l t y
8.2:1
Army r e l e a s e s c a s u a l t y l i s t
8.2:3
N e w c a s t l e man t o p s c o u r s e
9.2:6
Army command a p p o i n t m e n t
10.2:6
15.2:1
R.A.A.F. S e r g e a n t wins George Medal
Soldier returns with
raedal
he c a n n o t wear
17.2:3
G l e n d a l e man i n j u r e d i n V i e t n a m
17.2:3
Casualties after truce build-up
20.2:1
35 A u s t r a l i a n s in V i e t n a m c a s u a l t y
list
20.2:3
Two Australians hurt in Vietnam 21.2:7
Two from North in casualties 23.2:1
Viet, mine toll now eight 25.2:1
51 Aust. wounded fly horae 28.2:1
Injured diggers flown home
1.3:3
Viet, troops benefits hint
3.3:5
Troops back frora Vietnam 4.3:1
New C.O. for Viet. Caribous (Sqd./Ldr. A. J.
Fookes) 6.3:12
X-A.A.F. o f f i c e r s for Vietnam
6.3:12
V i e t n a m d e a t h ( M a j o r M. B . M c Q u a l t e r )
7.3:1
V e t e r a n of Long Tan ( L i e u t . I . S a v a g e )
7.3:3
Experts to l e a v e f o r Vietnara
7.3:10
H e l p f u l r o l e by t r o o p s in V i e t n a m
9.3:15
H e l i c o p t e r s run g a u n t l e t
13.3:3
Army c h i e f i n V i e t n a m
13.3:3
15.3:3
91 d e a d f r o m V i e t , b a t t l e s
Eraser s e e s t r o o p s bound for Vietnam
13,3:9
Diggers wounded
20.3:3
"No d a - i g e r " t o A u s t r a l i a n s f r o m p l a g u e
20,3:3
Threi- s h o t in V i e t n a m
23.3:1
17-l')67
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AISTRM.IANS
IN S . E
ASIA
(Con't.)
3 A u s t r a l i a n s wounded in Vietnara c l a s h
24.3:3
V i e t , p l a n s frora t e a r a s o o n
24.3:3
Two d e a d a m o n g 10 d i g g e r s who won d e c o r a t i o n s
20.3:1
Three wounded
20.3:1
Canberras to fly in for Vietnam war 30.3:4
Viet, mine kills Aust. signalman (B.A. Logan)
30.3:10
R.A.A.F. Vietnam mail service 30.3:12
Two diggers die of wounds (Priv. P. Hart,
Priv. D. Hampton)
1.4:1
Relief on way for diggers
1.4:1
Aust. Battalions in action; three die, 7
wounded
3.4:1
Vietcong mine kills digger (Priv. W. J.
Ashton) 4,4:1
7 Battalion men reach S. Vietnam 4.4:18
Special fittings for Hercules
5.4:1
High death rate for N.S. men
5.4:3
Action soon on Army insurance
5.4:3
81,700 in fund for diggers
5.4:4
N.S.W. soldier's shrapnel wounds (L/C. M.R.
Sweeney)
5.4:5
N.S. ratio in war will rise 6 4:10
American praise for Aust. troops 6.4:13
500 men to sail in troop carrier
7.4:3
Relief force on board 8.4:1
Array to set up civil unit for Viet. 10.4:1
Two killed in Vietnam
10.4:7
.Soldier dies from wounds (Priv-. R. Copeman)
I 1 .4:15
Array nurse at Singleton for Vietnara (Roche)
15.4:3
5 Battalion sailing for home soon 17.4:1
Malaysia duty for N.S. men
19.4:3
Vietnam force will parade 19.4:3
Bomber squadron flies to Vietnam 20.4:1
7 Battalion arrives in Vietnara 21.4:1
Home rest for troops likely 25.4:3
(5) Battalion sails for Australia
1.5:3
Funeral plan for Vietnara victira (Kurri Kurri)
3.5:22
Vietnam soldier's funeral (Private R. Lloyd)
fi . 5 : 3
Tickertape in Viet, troops homecoming 8.5:3
Trainees say Viet. **ar "job to do" 8.5:3
Battalion back (5) 10.5:5
Mayfield man war casualty (Corp. M. J. Poole)
12.5:I
Diggers' city march (Vietnam diggers - Sydney)
13.5:1
V i e t , wounds k i l l s o l d i e r ( M a t h i e s o n )
13.5:1
B a c k frora l a s t
raission
( C . Company 6 B a t t . )
15.5:11
1 p.c. national servicemen in Vietnara died
16.5:3
U.K. decorates six diggers 17.5:3
5 Battalion rear guard returns 18.5:5
Perth to relieve Hobart 20.5:1
Aust. troops dig in for rainy season 22.5:10
2 Bn. starts takeover 23.5:3
Accidents kill four diggers 23.5:3
Women will serve abroad
24.5:3
Nurses and doctors for Vietnam 24.5:10
Army officers awarded O.B.E. 26.5:3
Army opens gaol in Vietnara 29.5:3
6th horae soon after year in S. Vietnam 29.5:3
Pilot saved frora enemy area 30.5:1
2 Australians wounded in Vietnam 30.5:3
2 Battalion in Vietnam 31.5:1
R.A.A.F. drops riot control gas in jungle
31 .5:3
Health visit to Armed forces 31.5:4
Soldiers' raine deaths inquiry
1.6:1
Gallantry Award for dead officer 1.6:3
Hobart's skill in naval tactic praised
1.6:6
Died in Saigon (Sgt. J. Ruddy) 2.6:6
Diggers will parade
3.6:3
Array instructor for Malaysia
5.6:9
Six awards to R.A.A.F. raen 6.6:3
Digger wounded in Vietnam (Priv. K. R. Stephens)
14.6:3
Canberras to stay in Vietnam
15.6:14
Military funeral at Wallsend (Sgt. J. Ruddy)
16.6:8
Viet, war ratio "sensible" 21.6:21
Task force in Viet, relief 22.6:25
Wounded still on old plane 23.6:6
Letters on tape 24.6:3
Australians kill five Vietcong 26.6:3
Patrol clash casualty (Priv. K. R. Liddell)
27.6:1
Private killed (Private J, G. Cox) 23.6:1
Australians hit Vietcong in 7-day mop-up
3,7:3
R.A.A.F. rescues soldiers 5.7:1
Stockton doctor in Vietnam (Capt. Jack Blomley)
7,7:1
Australian airmen in big action
11.7:1
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(Con't.)
New w.ir a r t i s t
l o i V i e t n a m I K . ( . ^lc^ ,i dy e n )
11.7:17
l a l l i i i i ; t i r e k i l l . - s o l d i e r I . S . i p p i r II. S .
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1 B a t t a l i o n t o be r e l i c i e d ' M a l a y s i a ) 1 1 . 7 : 5
(iiinn. 1 lioobv ( r a p \ i c t i m ( S e i / i i i g e r l 1 4 . 7 : 3
Mdifioii.il
' e o n t i i p i l o t s l o i w a r in
Vietnam
13.7:1
Iwo w o u n d e d in V i e t n a m
15.7:3
I w o Wounded in V i e t n a r a ( W o o d s , Y o u d e ) 2 1 . 7 : 3
I ' a s k t o r c e s h i 11 " u n l i k e l y "
24.7:11
D i g g e r g a m s s e c o n d a w a r d in V i e t n a m
27.7:1,
A u s t l u 1 i a ii d i e . - , o f V i e t n a m s h r a p n e l
injury
(B i rse )
12.12:1
( d \ | . r for c i v i l i a n s
in V i e t n a r a
13.12:4
funds needed to help servicemen
13.12:4
D i g g e r s k i l l e d in ambush
18.12:1
V u s t r a l i a n s in j u n g l e c l a s h
23.12:3
100 l e a v e f o r V i e t n a m ( A d e l a i d e )
28.12:3
. S o l d i e r s wounded in a c t i o n
29.12:1
( i u n n e r on m u r d e r c h a r g e
(Newman)
30.12:1
A u s t r a l i a n h u r t in Vietnara ( F l a n n e r y )
30.12:1
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1.3:3
2 dead, (> hurt in Viet. 3.3:1
Vietnam leave plan 3.3:1
34 N.itional Serviceraen in war dead 3.3:3
Battle flares in Phuoc Tuy - 6 Aust. in death
3,3:1
toll
Two more Phuoc Tuv wounded '1.3:1
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Austra'ian lorce in Vietnam claims a victory
10 ^,J
Awards for 2 soldiers 10.3:1
Aust.'s war costs rising rapidly
10.3:3
Troops prepare for Malaysia
10.3:5
Officers in Vietnam wounded
14.3:3
Farewell parale for artillerymen
14.3:9
16.3:1
Officer killed in Vietnam
Soldiers fly in frora Vietnam
16.3:3
Diggers to get 4 nights horae 13.3:3
Soldier dies in air crash 24.3:1
Digger wounded (Priv. G. O'Shea) 26.3:3
Observers for Viet, election 26.3:3
Navy man in casualty list 23.3:1
Digger hit (Trooper K. Ortlipp) 20.3:1
Five diggers wounded
30,3:1
Top doctors for Vietnam 30,3:3
Caribou badly damaged 2.0:3
R.V.A.E. loses first Caribou 4 0:3
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No .Statement on troops for Vietnam 6.0:3
(iiving them socks 3.0:1
Shockets - new breed of weapon 3. <):2
15 W .R,,\.A.C.S. to Singapore
15.0:3
Hobart to spell from war
16,0:3
Ministirs still convinced Hercules best
20.0:3
Digger killed in Vietnam 22.0:1
R.A.A.F. in I .S. unit
2L',.'1:I5
Concert party for Vietnam 25.0:8
.Surf gear for Vietnam unit 27.9:14
Soldiers shot accidentally 23,0:3
State hospital team for Vietnam 23.0:3
Mother read of hurt son (Leggett) 30.0:3
Parcels lor troops to get through 30.0:4
Two killed in Viet, ambush 2.10:1
Rocket failure caused deaths 4.10:3
"Silent" digger shot by comrade 6.10:3
De.ith list in Vietnam now at 120
7.10:1
8111,000 for troops in Vietnara 10.10:1
Two wounded
10.10:1
Australian dies from wounds 12.10:12
46 Fleet Air Arm raen for Vietnara 14.10:3
V . C for Major killed in Vietnam war (Peter
1. Badcoe) 17,10:1
(iround,air huild-up - another 1700 Australlans for Vietnam
13.10:1
War intensification - "It's wrong", Whitlam
says
13.10:1
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More to Vietnam (Leader) 13.10:2
Perth hit in severe barrage; 4 men injured
10.10:1
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Holt, Whitlara clash on build-up of Viet.
fOrce 10.10:1, 29
Holt says R.A.A.F. can be used in N. Vietnam
raids
20.10:1
Perth back in fighting trim
20.10:1
Hasluck to visit troops in field 30.10:11
Australian aids helicopter rescue
1.11-3
Vietnara Diggers raiss on settleraent scheme
2.11:3
No change in ratio of servicemen 2.11:27
Parcels for oversea troops 3.11:4
Australian trooos cleaning up 0 11 1
Digger wounded (Priv. G. W. Watkins) 14.11-3
16 Air Force raen win Vietnara awards 20!1 I 13
Awards or bravery
22.11:1
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Sold,, rs back lro.„ Vietnam 20.11:4
More diggers to sail f„r Vietnara
30.11:3
3 Australians wourided in Vietnara 1.12:1
rwo dead, 10 wounded in Vietnara 2.12:1
Agricultural
experts
for S. 11.12:,
Vietnara 4.12:3
Father, son in
Viet, unit
DEFENCE
DEFENCE
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p l a n f o r d e r a o n s t r a t i on
2.3:5
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3.8:5
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9.11:7
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MUNITION
FACTORIES
Weapons repair centre to open 27.6:3
Australia to make shells
26.10:5
Idea earns Army employee $2,000
7.11:3
DEFENCE - NATIONAL SERVICE
. , Obiector wants lob back 4.1:5
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Object or's V1etnam plea faiIs 6,1:3
Call-up dodgers able to return
6.1:3
"Peaceful anarchi.st" exerapted
7.1:3
Exeraption frora N.S. refused
11.1:18
'"'' ""*••" *" '*' **'''•'' ^^ " ^ ' ^
*''^"« ^" ''''gi^t'''^ fo^- f^-^^' 13.1:6
^^'" "a'-'-ant for arrest of objector
13.1:6
^""^'^ gra.ited exeraption from Service 14.1:4
Conscientious objector arrested, gaoled
14.1.4
""^ •*''"• *''"^ "^'^'' call-up
19.1:1
'^'"'"y '^^"'^ '=^" "^"P'' (^i-igleton) 19.1:5
^ '^' ""^^ selected
23.1:6
Alien registration for call-up starts 24.1:3
Search for A.W.L. conscript
25.1:8
^"* '" *''">' intake (Singleton) 25.1:8
Provision of Act explained
2.2:3
Singleton may make "sons" of servicemen
o7
."J , a
.-(...,0
Soldier in election charged
28.2:3
Trainees at funerals 2.3:12
.52,000 men in Nati-inal Service draw 10.3:1
Higher ratio of N.S. men
11.3:24
Objector's request disraissed (K. Taaffe)
16.3:16
Preliminary training corapleted 20.3:8
Trainees complete course
10.4:7
Holt behind Fraser on call-up raen 12.4:3
1,000 recruits for training at Singleton 13.4:4
Fraser denies"reports" on M.H.R. 's son
3.5:13
June 29 discharge for first conscripts
15.5:11
Insurance for trainees under study 7.6:23
Servicemen farewelled in cereraony 28.6:7
Objection to war succeeds (Monahan) 30.6:6
Conscript intake demobbed
30.6:6
Problems in call-up,of aborigines
5.7:5
Minister (Mr. Fraser) in wild reception
3.7:1
'*^'" recruits march at Singleton
13.7:4
'*'^'^ batch to register
14.7:3
Combatant duty out for youth
3.7:6
Army exeraption for police urged 4.8:3
Protest on call-up (Police) 3,8:15
Third miss in call-up 11.8:1
Renewed Vic. move on police
11.3:8
"^° reason" for police exemptions 17.8:5
Fund plan to aid objectors 1.9:7
I in 6 call-up raen in Vietnam 7.9:25
^° action by police on call-up
13.9:1
Normie Rowe gets call-up 15.9:1
Exeraption refused for party raan (R. Coleman)
6.10:5
S.O.S. to query sentences 11.10:12
Review urged on call-up of twins, triplets
21.10:3
Trainees pay
25.10:3
Benefits to be retrospective 26.1^:14
Soldiers on leave revert to uniform 1.12:13
Objector's appeal dismissed
15.12:5
DEFENCE - R.A.A.F,
Air cadets to visit
6.1:4
N. Z. exercise for R.A.A.F.
0.1:5
Top post to 1964 Williamtown C O . (Air
Coramodore W. E. Town.send) 10.1:4
*''" '•'"'ce offers trade training
14.1:4
Boys jo 1 n R. A, A. F.
20.1:4
.Sabres to fly,,,,via Indonesia
1 -10
R.A.F. chief to visit Australia
1.2 10
Over tho N.G. ranges
2.2:5
Bombers onfor
in New Zealand 3 2:3
Sabres
wayexercise
to Newcastle
13,2:1
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N,M.H.
DEFENCE
R . A . \ , I-
( ( •
INIII-X
DEFENCE
1 , )
10-1067
R,A , , \ . F .
(Con' t , )
17.2:1
S a b r e s l i a c k home t o W i l l i a m t o w n
.Sonic b o o m s in .i i r t o - n i g h t
7,3:1
M i r a g e b l a m e d f d i fOwl d e a t h
3.3; I
,Si)nic b o o m s " w o u l d b e m i n i m i s e d "
0,3:25
1(1.3:15
C o n t r o l l i n g "l>ig s h i f t "
Squadron's 2" ye.irs o l d
15.3:13
Sabre c r a s h ilocument k e p t s e c r e t
17.3:5
N e p t u n e s for- e x e r c i s e f r'om H a w a i i
23,3:12
C r a s h p i l o t p i c k e d up ( D a r w i n )
4,4:1
12.4:3
10 1 . k . p i a n o s f o r R . A . A . F .
Top jet fighter pilot wins one of three
awards 15.11:1
Govt, hides Fill cost - Whitlam
16.11:3
No final cost of Fill's till lanuary
17.11:3
Airmen now (N. Buckley, R. Savage) 22.11:5
Cadet pilot dies in Varapirr- crash (W.A.)
23. I I :3
No wing flaw (Mirage)
20.11:3
No need for- bomb change
13.4:3
200 miles with 2 motors dead (.St ratocru i ser )
20.4 : 3
Air chief visits Point Cook 1.12:7
R.A.A.F. Caribou unit wins cup 1.12:12
Successor to Sabre projected 6.12:3
'Copter force to double
15.12:3
Air officer's new command (Hannah) 16.12:25
Commander of Fill Squadron 21.12:7
M a i n t e n a n c e j u m p s c o s t o f new A m e r i c a n b o m b e r
3.5:3
3.5:14
Austra'ia could s e l l Macchis
Fill
M i n i s t e r s in d e f e n c e o n p u r c h a s e o f
4.5:28
W i l l i a m t o w n (-Survey S u p p . )
4.5:56
Govt, admits c o n c e r n at r i s i n g F i l l
cost
10.5:1
R . A . A . F . bombs . s t i r E v a n s Head p r o t e s t s
11.5:1
Spare e n g i n e s c o s t l y f o r F i l l
11.5:26
D e n i a l by R . A . A . F . on bomb s i z e
12.5:4
U n i t ' s C.O. m i s s i n g
Mirage in s e a c r a s h ;
(Drummond) 1 3 , 5 : 1
Air search by radar for Mirage 19.5:1
The right inquiry (Leader) 10.5:2
Call for R.A. A. J', crashes inquiry 20.5:1
Mirage booms in wide area 31.5:1
R.A.A.F. not to ground its Canberras 31.5:3
Clip blamed for crash (Mirage at Darwin)
1.0:3
Memorial
6.6:4
service
for
Mirage
pilot
(Drummond)
N.Z. pilots to join R.A.A.F.
19.6:14
Fairhall will check cost of new Klll'.s
23.0:4
Eagle as t r i b u t e ( R . A . A . F .
raemorial
in C i v i c
Park)
26.6:1
28.6:7
Navy and R . A . A . F . f o r t r i a l s
"No p r i c e y e t " on F i l l J e t s
3.7:3
Sabres got to Williamtown
7.7:7
3.7:2
An A u s t r a l i a n b u i l t j e t ?
Simulator for F U l c f l i g h t s
27.7:3
F i l l p i l o t s to t r a i n in U . S .
3.3:3
15.8:4
Flare dropping in b i g h t
O f f i c i a l s a y s "no c o n t r o l " on c o . s t o f b o m b e r s
22.8:1
No final bill for bomber this year 23.8:3
Flares help "save" airraan 24.8:1
Boom! We've just got to live with it 30.8:8
Mirage jet crashes near air base (Williaratown)
2.9:1
British
4,9:3
M.P.
to
visit
Williamtown
(Mr.
Rees)
No change in Mirage plans
4.9:4
Pilot error apparent cause of Jet'.s crash
6.9:1
Not p u r c h a s i n g
7.9:3
French
planes,
says
Minister
Call for Mirage grounding
7.9:3
Mirages will fly in Air Force week
7.9:5
Anti-sub. hunter (P-3B Orion) 7.9:25
Melbourne firm gets parts order 7.9:26
Fill deal on spare parts
8.9:3
Air Force Week party 11.9:4
D.F.C. Award to dead C.O. of Mirage Squadron
(W/C. Drummond) 13.9:1
Williaratown training essential
14.9:5
Bush withholds plane mystery
14.9:8
Dust cancels jet flypast 16.9:4
Fill met tests, says Minister 20.9:3
Fill deliveries to start in July 22.9:1
Pilot ejects from Mirage, walks into homestead
in bush hills (Susans) 26.9:1
Latest loss 6th in four years 26.9:1
Air hunt to go on till wreck found
27.9:1
Still no trace of Mirage 23.9:1
Crashed plane not found
20.0:3
Mirage canopy found 30.9:1
New jetsset for handover (Macchi) 30.9:3
Four 'copters seek Mirage
2.10:3
Twin-seat trainer 3.10:1
Mirage inquiry on possible engine defect
3.10:1
Air Force gets first Macchi 3.10:1
Missiles for Fill "normal" 5.10:3
"Urks" have plenty to be irked about 7.10:2
Air Force man heads for talks (Susans)
14.10:3
Emergency for Vampire crew
17.10:1
Mirage crash theory backed
17.10:3
•Jet fighters praised by Howson 18.10:1
Must get used to jet booms
20.10:20
Credit plan for Fill costs 24.10:3
Development in radar 2.11:3
Contempt jibe on Fill cost 7,11:3
Air Force gets new ambulance 3.11:5
M i s c a r r i 3iges o f
1.12:3
DEFENCE
justice
says
Tribunal
R.A.N.
Two destroyers for Asian duty 4.1:15
Navy men to train in U.S.A.
7.1:1
54 join the Navy in N.G. 10.1:1
New Captain for carrier (Capt. A.M.Synnot)
11.1:10
K.A.N, ships on way home 26.1:1
Escorts back (Stuart, Parramatta) 28.1:4
Navy will get ensign early 9.2:12
Voyager's ghost may be heard
13.2:2
First trial for Aust. submarine
15.2:3
H.M.A.S. Oxley begins trials 16.2:3
Frogman run over by "Zodiac" 20.2:1
Navy to convert minesweeper 21.2:3
New ensign to be hoisted 27.2:3
Navy hoists new ensign 2.3:19
Guided missile ship for Vietnara 6.3:1
Helicopter ditched on Navy exercise
7.3:1
U.S. control for Hobart
7.3:1
Hobart sails for Vietnam
8.3:1
Other nations want Ikara mi.ssile 10.3:14
New Zealand Navy Chief to raake visit 11.3:3
Safari for navalraen 18.3:1
First of new boats ready for launching
29.3:3
U.S. cruiser for Sydney
5.4:3
M inesweeper.s returning from Asia 5.4:20
'Copter down (Wewak) 11.4:15
Navy to use Manus for patrol boats 13.4:3
"Veteran" sub. to visit port 19.4:4
2 rainesweepers on way horae 27.4:5
R.A.N, ships to tour Asia 1.5:1
U.K. subraarine (Trump) on visit 4.5:28
Crews life all one big jam on Trurap 5.5:1
Vote against debate on Voyager
5.5:3
Holt gives Jess opening on Voyager inquiry
11.5:1
Aircraft carrier to ferry new warplanes
11.5:1
Voyager
12.5:3
debate,
but
Jess
will
press
Tribunal
Voyager review
13.5:2
Govt, may free Voyager vote 16.5:3
Voyager probe raove 17.5:1, 3
"Unthinkable" to repost Captain 17.5:22
Government talks to decide line on Voyager
inquiry move 18.5:1
Chaney defends on Voyager 18.5:3
A.L.P. member criticises Naval board
18.5:11
Widow, father break silence on Capt. Stevens
19.5:1, 13
Holt aims to state judges' task in inquiry
today
19.5:1
Jess: Justice can be done 19.5:1
Warships to visit Japan 20.5:3
Holt explains terms of new Voyager Royal
Commission 20.5:3
Detection of submarines 24.5:7
Whitlam accuses Holt on Voyager 27.5:3
Promotion for R.A.N, surgeon 31.5:10
Voyager's 3 Judges 1.6:1
3 Navy ships for Hong Kong
3.6:3
Oceans' study voyage
5.6:6
Ms.P. urge more scope on Voyager 9,6:15
Australian sub. on way 14.6:1
Ban on release of Voyager case statement
14.6:3
Australian ship found by diver (H.M,A.S.
Perth) 14.6:12
R.A.N, ships for reserve training 22,6:3
More room at Voyager inquiry sought 26.6:7
Navy and R.A.A.F. for trials 28.6:7
New ship's C.O. appointed (Capt. A. A. Willis)
3.7:9
Radio - telegram link for Navy
10.7:3
Repatriation extended to R.A.N. 10.7:3
Midshipmen to study for Uni. 13.7:6
Story of Captain's drinking (Voyager inquiry)
19.7:1
Evidence on Voyager "near raisses" 19.7:6, 19
Inquiry told of Caotain and illness incident
20 .7 : 1 , 5
Voyager days his happiest (Cabban) 21.7:1, 1
20-1967
N.M.H, INDEX
DEFENCE
R,A,N, (Con't,)
Order to conceal St ex ens was off duty: Cabban
22.7:1
Stevens could climb steep ship's ladder
22.7:4
Capl:iin's threat of mutiny charge 25.7:4
Submariners to train in Britain 26.7:1
Voyager officer quizzed about his statements
26 .7:6
"Deep grudge" was motive, Q.C, alleges
27.7:5
No disaster if had been in ship, says exofficer 23,7:4
Former Captain discusses impact of Cabban
story
29.7:1, 4
Destroyer to visit Korea 29.7:25
Sailors leave for U.K. 31.7:3
Voyager inquiry knew of charges 1.3:1, 4
New Captain for destroyer (Hobart) (Capt. K.
W. Sands) 2.3:7
"A psychiatric case" (Cabban): Q. C ' s view
2.8:8
Q.C. asked to define Cabban's mental state
3.8:5
4.3:3
3 Wrans to serve in Singapore
Surgeon quizzed on Stevens
4.3:5
H.M.A.S. Oxley at equator
5.3:3
Liver te.st showed Captain was not a heavy
drinker 5.3:4
Melbourne to return from S.E. Asia
7.8:7
Navy medical head tells of reporting procedures 9.3:10
Navy commander says he saw Captain drunk
10.8:11
2 Navy stewards tell of .Stevens' wardroora
"gallop" at party 11.8:5
Subraarine to be commissioned (H.M.A.S.
Platypus) 11.3:8
Search to resume for frogmen (Jervis Bay)
12.8:3
Inquiry on raissing Navy men 14.3:3
Voyager raen tell of incidents in ship
15.3:15
Captain was in good health, says officer
16.8:10
Admiral's theory on recruit
17.3:4
Out there somewhere (H.M.A.S. Oxley) 17.3:5
Talking to Voyager witnesses denied
17.3:12
Doctor disagrees on sorae statements about
Captain 18.8:5
Costs trebled for spare parts of new destroyers
19.8:3
Q.C.'s claim on Navy witnesses 22.8:3
Minister's stand down rejected
23.8:3
Widened Voyager probe bid 24.8:1
Stevens asleep at parties, say.s officer
24.8:5
Inquiry told of railk drinks for Captain 25.8:4
Q.C. suggests witness "inconsistent" 26.3-9
Navy divers' deaths still a mystery 20.3:3
De.stroyer has news on careers 29.8:4
Judges' views on evidence 29.8:8
Frogmen inquest on Monday 30.8:3
Witness withdraws evidence at inquiry 30.8:5
Changed berth for destroyer 31.8:4
Cabban loyal to his Captain, says officer
31.8:5
Captain's range of temperament
1.9:5
Warship going to Indonesia (H.M.A.S. Vampire)
2.9:1
Officer sees Cabban as prosecutor in Voyager
inquiry
2.9:3
R.A.N, ships to leave for East
5.9:3
Counsel queries "changes" in Voyager records
12.9:3
Newcastle Navy officer for U.K. 12.9:4
Cabban called to clarify evidence
13.9:10
Captain was told to go easy
14.9:5
Cabban's counsel quizzes officer on defaulters
15.9:4
8lra. works at W.A. Naval depot
15.9:5
Drinking charge by Cabban "rubbish" says naval
officer
16.9:3
Voyager cruise; seaman's version
19.9:8
Officer saw no drink on night of tragedy
20.9:7
News daily of inquiry 20.9:7
Navy gets concrete barges 20.9:10
Captain spoke of "storaach trouble" on Hongkong
visit 21.9:5
Sailor tells of 3 parades before Stevens
22.9:4
Witness queried on alleged signal about his
Captain 23.9:3
Warships for visit 25.9:6
Witness clairas stateraent on Capt. was wrong
26.9 :3
Minesweeper visit for Navy week (H.M.A.S.
Snipe) 27.9:4
Officer denies he spoke of "gibberish" 27.9:5
Coroner opens inquiry on divers' deaths 28.9:3
DEFENCE
R.A.N. (Con't.
Former officer backs Cabban on party scene
23.9:7
Hepatiti.s bar (H.M.A.S. Anzac) 29.9:1
Navy inquest and alcohol
29.9:3
Officer refuses to accept clairas on Captain's
30.9:3
drinking
Rating says he did not help Capt. on board
4.10:4
R.N. Commander denies report of "passed out"
5.10:7
Port visit by R.A.N, 'sweeper cancelled
6.10:1
Inquiry to act over newsman's refusal to name
informant 6.10:3
Captain norraal b e f o r e d i s a s t e r ,
told
7.10:3
Coraraission
Dutchman tells of ship party
10.10:3
T.S, Tobruk top unit in Australia
10.10:17
Naval Chief rated Capt. good searaan
11.10:6
Divers' deaths accidental
11.10:10
12.10:1
Two die in Navy jet crash
Cabban stateraent described as cruel
12.10:5
Varapire crash inquiry opens 13.10:3
Capt.'s brandy on night of sinking
13.10:3
Alcohol content of Capt.'s blood
14.10:14
Captain ashamed of becoraing seasick, widow
tells inquiry
17.10:3
Navy divers to inspect raystery sub. 18.10:1
Airraan tells of Voyager Capt.'s plight at
party
13.10:10
Direct
Letter
Sunken
claira
h i t claimed on submarine
19.10:1
e v i d e n c e on Voyager comraand 19.10:6
subraarine raay be Araerican, s k i n d i v e r s
20.10:1
Sub. wreckage not found 21.10:1
Wrecked sub. may be French
23.10:3
Navy ceases search for subraarine 24.10:3
Capt. a light drinker, says father 24.10:3
Story of talks after disaster
25.10:6
Adjournraent in case of journalist 25.10:7
Diver's aid in sub. quest
26.10:1
Coraraission told Capt, sick 26.10:5
Submarine informant "puzzle" 27.10:3
Conflict in Voyager evidence
27.10:5
Inquiry hears of conflict on loyalty issue
23.10:4
Specialist explains ulcer effects ; severe pain,
nausea 31.10:3
Coramission nears end 1.11:1
Doctors say Captain "alcoholic" 1.11:6
First of new boats to be coraraissioned (patrol)
3.11:3
Strikes holdup naval ship work 4.11:3
Promotion for naval officer (Commodore
Stevenson) 4.11:3
Dock dispute expected to continue 6.11:3
Dockyard's change of schedule 7.11:3
Submarine search held up 8.11:4
Conference sought on dispute (Cockatoo Island)
8.11:7
Ferry times upset delays warship jobs 9.11:14
Q.C. sees Captain as quite a remarkable man
lO.ll:3
Cabban maligned as "rauckraker" 11.11:3
Lady Slira to launch new sub. 13.11:3
Counsel queries policy of Naval Board on
Cabban
14.11:3
V . C Winner's affidavit on ship incident
15.11:7
Charge against Captain called wicked, unfair
17.11:3
Voyager Captain rais-assessed hiraself, says
Q.C. 18.11:3
Q.C. asks for "no" answer on unfitness issue
21 .11 :3
Ferry tiraes changed for workers (Cockatoo)
21.11 :16
Warship brings new planes 22.11:1
Over-drinking charge not true, says Q.C,
22.11:4
Q.C. seeks fresh Voyager findings 23.11:5
Bridge error to blarae, says Q.C. 24.11:3
Findi.ig implied gross error - Q.C. 25.11:4
Naval work ship on sea trials
30.11:3
Voyager's last raanoeuvre "independent"
30.11 :6
Criticisra was unjustified, says counsel 1.12:5
Navy says ship theories "only guesses" 5.12:3
Question raark "forever" on navy disaster
6.12:3
Voyager Q.C. to "impeach Naval Board" 7.12:3
Sailor killed in R.A.N, ship steam blast; 7
escape 8.12:1
Counsel criticises Naval Board for "change of
attitude" 8.12:3
Voyager inquiry ends; cost put at 8650,000
9.12:3
Three naval appointraents
12.12:3
Warship to be commissioned
16.12:3
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N.M.H.
DEFENCE - R . A . N .
(Con' t . )
$20m. e s c o r t s h i p t o be l a u n c h e d ( l l . M , A , S .
Swan)
16.12:25
T h i ' i l R . A . N , d e s t r o y e r c o m m i s s i ined ( H . M . A . S .
Brisliano)
18.12:3
Down to the sea (H.M.A.S. Swan) 20.12:7
DEMOCRATIC LABOUR PARTY
Big agenda for D.L.P,
14,6:10
D,L,P, call on tax deductions
14,8:3
D,L,1'. opposes I ,k. bases 21.8:15
DENTI.STRY
Dungog s e e k s d e n t i s t
21.3:21
Dentures plan for i d e n t i t y
11.4:15
13.6:8
N.S.W. d e n t i s t s a s k e d t o a i d c a m p a i g n
No c u r r e n t t a l k s on d e n t a l f e e s
15.6:4
G r e a t e r i n t e r e s t in d e n t a l c a r e in c o u n t r y
22.6:12
Australians fear d r i l l
3.8:7
Dental h e a l t h p l a n d i s c u s s i o n
17.8:12
Dentists take b i t e at fear
19.8:3
DOGS
12.5:1
Three dogs a t t a c k a t W i n d a l e
Dog l i f e in s h i r e ( n o t e )
13.5:2
D o c t o r s warn on s t r a y i n g d o g s d a n g e r
17.5:9
Cessnock s n a r l s a t dog c a t c h e r
2.6:1
Dog l i c e n s i n g r u s h e x p e c t e d
7.9:4
Drop in dog r e g i s t r a t i o n s ( M a i t l a n d ) 2 9 . 9 : 1 4
Seven dogs in 11 f a i l t o be r e - r e g i s t e r e d
3 0 . 9 :1
More agencies likely for licensing dogs
12.10:9
1,000 dogs "disappear" (Taree) 14.10:13
It won't pay to lie doggo 20.10:4
Shire has too many "hot dogs" (Pt . Stephens)
25.10:8
Poisoner kills 14 pet dogs (HoImesvi1 Ie )
2.11 :10
Board wants proof about Alsation dogs 3.11:4
Council drive to police dogs 24.11:4
Tests follow dog deaths 28.12:15
DRUGS AND DRUG ADDICTION
Police told to check on drug claim 21.7:3
Analysis for green plant 22.7:3
State acts on drugs 30.3:1
LSD - Newcastle has share - T. Barrass
31.8:2
Marihuana d a n g e r o u s
31.8:2
Government a c c u s e d of i n e r t i a on n a r c o t i c s
31.8:3
New move in drug war 1.9:1
"Modern" plea on use of marihuana 7.9:7
States urged: Ban drugs
9.9:1
Gold Coast drug raids; big fines 11.9:3
Killer drugs in sport - B. Harrower
14.9:2
Maximum penalty on LSD drug 15.9:4
Talks with U.S. officials on drug entry
15.9:14
Customs gets record drug haul 21.9:6
Ban on LSD ready for Governor 21.9:24
Drug laws to begin Nov. I
27.9:3
Uni. scientist fined with drug gang 27.9:6
Govt, defeats motion on LSD penalties 20.9:4
Drug Squad man for coraraittee 5.10:3
Meeting on drug use abandoned 5.10:4
Drug advisory panel raove for Newcastle
6.10:4
5 remanded on I n d i a n hemp c h a r g e s
10.10:13
C h i l d W e l f a r e a c t s on a d d i c t s u s p e c t s
19.10:3
Renshaw urges Premier to act on drugs 20.10:3
Success in drug drive seen 21.10:3
Cabinet group to attack drugs 25.10:15
Action pledge on drugs 27.10:12
Drug squad increased 28.10:3
Union clairas drivers taking drugs 28.10:3
Additions to drug squad 31.10:3
Drivers fined over drugs 1.11:5
New drug laws 1.11:9
Drug talk sought for M.'s P. 3.11:7
Trip to study drug control 7.11:3
Queries on police drug ring 29.11:1
Askin, Allan privilege plea in drug claira
30.11 :3
Group formed to stop drug abuse 1.12:4
Youths facing drug charges refused bail
1.12:5
F r e e r i d e a s on d r u g t a k e r s
4.12:2
Marihuana-case for b e a t s
case against - says
legal expert
5.12:2
27.12:4
No s t o p t o LSD t r a f f i c k i n g
EDUCATION
Course to help deaf children 9.1:4
Two Tingira bursaries
12.1:8
INDEX
21-1967
EDUCATION (Con't . )
716,000 pupils to enrol for school 23.1:3
Teachers say schoals may be crowded 24.1:8
Education question to Cabinet by May 26.1:3
Plea for uniformity in uniforms 31.1:2
No reports of overcrowding 1.2:3
Enrolment of about 1,180 at Cessnock 1.2:7
State to pay bus refunds by cheque
3.2:8
Cricketer on youth council
6.2:4
Professor defends old school tie
7.2:2
Our sister's the teacher
8.2:1
Petition on free bus 14.2:13
Educatio.i costs "too low" 16.2:5
School travel qualifications 20.2:4
The map decides (free travel) (leader)
21.2:2
Welcome to Junction School head 22.2:7
Kindergarten need survey 24.2:8
Class size decrease now, but. . 15.3:12
School overflows (Waratah West) 17.3:3
Concession setup "best possible" 10.4:11
8135,000 for ex-student (Stephen Hume school accident victim) 18.4:1
Education body's narae changed (New Education Fellowship) 20.4:18
No variation on school distance (bus subsidy) 21.4:4
Double education grant call 26.4:7
Toddlers go to school (severely deaf) 23.4:3
No special help - school told (Mayfield
East) 2^.4:9
School reopens at Ellerston 3.5:10
Renshaw pledges education inquiry
4.5:3
Special form 5 and 6 schools to be proposed
15.5:9
Tests "still wanted in education" 15.5:10
Students bus cuts for trips to libraries
16.5:4
Research plan 18.5:1
Deaf girls lose lessons 30.5:3
Wide support for sex classes
9.6:2
Setback for evening college hopes for
Toronto
22.6:9
Overcrowding shown in school survey 23.6:4
Parents' group will not pay telephone bills
24.6:23
Inquiry call on education 28.6:5
Figures show study trend 1.7:3
French guest at Education Week
7.7:7
Milk bottle tops wanted
11.7:4
Education Week plans at Mayfield
13.7:4
School's band at City Hall (Jesmond High)
18.7:11
The raajor decision - choosing a career
24.7:2
Moves on "hepatitis school" (Balmain
Deraonstration) 27.7:1
Tours plan (Education Week) 1,8:4
Educatio.i Week church services 2.8:3
Decision soon on education
4.8:3
Great knowledge explosion 1.5.8:2
Many causes of failure on the campus 2.
7.3:2
Health at school through exercises 3.
8.8:2
Minister undecided (Educati.jn Commission)
8.3:9
"Stop these pamphlets" says Cutler
9.3:1
Inquiry by Labour into Education
9.8:3
Askin to order education probe 12.8:1
Teaching sex in schools presents probleras
12.8:2
Denial on school hepatitis (Tumut) 16.8:8
Bomb scare at Bullischool 18.8:3
Earlier start proposed for schools (S.Aust.)
22.8:3
Committee on school telephones 26.8:26
Open days in education week opposed
15.9:14
Hair brooms not wanted 22.9:4
Over 1,500 letters on schools sent 22.9:14
23 on list for enrolment (Wallsend Infants
School) 28.9:6
Bus service for school (Floraville) 6.10:4
130 for talks on education
10.10:4
Claira for education inquiry 16.10:6
Education disaster irarainent 20.10:21
Association buys brooms (Kahibah P. & C )
21.10:9
School yellow raincoat ban hit 27.10:4
Study of slow learners 28.10:4
Labour leader on education policy 30.10:3
Case to keep school open (Mirraview) 2.11:10
Reshuffle for education 6.11:4
"No move" to close school (Mirraview)
9 . 11:20
Troubled eyes get help (Hamilton Sth.)
16.II:21
Stockton school library
25.11:12
Essay winner - Jill Langley 7.12:9
Canberra hit on education
19.12:13
N.M.H,
EDICVTKlN
-
CHI RCII SCHOOL
AID
Bishop as host
t o ') Ms , I ' .
16.2:5
C o l l e g e "open dav" - S t . P i us X
24.2:0
F i v e l a v t e . u l i e i s w.ilk out
16,3:5
S c h o o l pi.Ill t o r ( l U i u L i l e
16,3:11
L.iy t e . i c l i e r s b a c k .it w o r k
17,3:5
C u t l e r w o r k s on S t . i t e a i d p r o p o s a l s
13.4:21
Not m o n e y a l o n e ( L e a d e r )
13,4:2
3 g r o u p s o p o o . s e . S t : i t e a i il
20,4:25
Aid t o C h u r c h " c o u l d s t o p S t a t e
expense"
27,4:10
Catholic sclio.il to close - others possible
(Glendale) '),6:1
School closure "necessary" (Glendale) 10.6:1
State aid in the spring (Vic.) 14.6:3
Diocese bit on school plan
14.6:4
"Rati'inal use" of Church schools
15.6:5
Church school "will go on" (C. of E. Grammar
School for Girls) 20.6:4
Extensions to cost 8100,000 (St. -loseph's
Convent, Aberdeen) 6.7:14
Brochure attacks State aid
10.7:10
Pledge given on State aid
14.7:12
School aid pledge by Askin 24.3:1
State aid "erases injustice" 9.3:13
Approval for school bus 11.10:3
State aid in Vic. 13.10:3
Aid without plan (note) I').10:2
(iirls' school restoratiin (C. of E. Gramraar
School) 10.10:4
Teachers say .State aid at least 8.5m. 27.10:4
Catholic school forced to close (Portland)
3.11:3
More State aid to await Budget 7.12:3
State aid in N.T. and A.C.T. 8.12:3
Star pupil (Veronica Rasezja) 14.12:3
Protest on non-State school aid
16.12:3
King's school sold to Govt.
20.12:9
EDUCATION
GRO.NDS AND BUILDINGS
School additions to cost 8204,00(1 (Quirindi
High)
6.1:5
Kotara High school
11.1:5
Catholic girls' school open lanuary 22
13.1:5
Tender at Cardiff authorised
17.1:8
Extra classroom (Charlestown .Sth. & East)
10.1:9
St. Anne's open tomorrow
21.1:6
Tea Garden.s school sewerage 21.1:9
500 at opening of St. Anne's 23.1:4
Salt Ash school sewerage 24.1:4
Additions to open simultaneously (Jesmond H.
S: Heaton P. ) 1.2:6
No new classrooms - Shortland
3.2:6
Muswellbrook school room shortage 8.2:6
Cardiff school additions
9.2:9
Director to meet school deputation
10.2:6
Teachers' College for North; two others
13.2:1
Kotara school sum authorised
15.2:9
875,000 school - Caves Beach
16.2:8
Additions for school - Redhead
16.2:12
School "still needs lights" (Beresfield)
21.2:14
School raay be replaced at Adamstown 22.2:7
Caves Beach school contract 22.2:7
Paspalum "jungle" (Belraont High) 22.2:7
Additions needed urgently 23,2:8
Extra classes 23.2:8
Extra classrooms (KotaraSth.) 25.2:10
Marks Point school extras
2.3:8
Fennell's Bay school additions
2.3:9
Major school work started 6.3:15
New high school contracts
7.3:4
9.3:8
Cardiff .South - extra classrooms
Caves Beach school tender
16.3:10
More rooms for Tenarabit school 20.3:8
Wyee call for action at school 22.3:8
No criticism now - portable school wins
friends 31.3:2
Old mine causes hitch at Kotara School site
13.4:8
More schools (.Survey Supp.) 4.5:59
Minister to open school (Nelson Bay High)
5 .5:6
Wingham High opening
12.5:7
Booragul extra classroom
18.5:8
Charlestown Sth. school addition
18.5:8
New high school date set (Kotara) 22.5:6
Fife to open additions at lesraond High
23.5:14
Area boundaries for Kotara High 25.5:7
New school block opens (Singleton High)
25.5:12
Minister will urge school improvements
27.5:4
Kahibah plans school protest
7.6:6
Inquiry on new school (Adamstown)
0.6:7
•Jesmond High in complex
10.6:0
22-1967
INDEX
EDUCATION - (;R0UNDS AND BUILDINGS (Con't.)
324 shrubs in school's plan (Toronto High)
10.6:9
Tenders to be called for school (Adamstown)
23.6: 13
Extension work tender let (Maitland Girls'
High) 23.6:13
Fife to open Wingham High School
23.6:13
Meeting on new High school (Kotara) 27.6:15
Department stops assembly halls
27.6:15
Extra classrooms - Williaratown Priraary
27.6:15
School units at Glendale "not pressing"
30.6:8
New Kotara High school opening date 20.7:5
Clubs ready to start building special school
(Glendale Subnormal) 20.7:10
Wangi school block opened
21.7:6
School wings blessed by an ex-student (Marist
Bros. H.S. Maitland) 24.7:7
School gets years' needs (Singleton H.S.)
23.7:10
School extensions (Blackalls Priraary) 3.8:3
10.8:5
Kotara school on work schedule
Tenders soon for Karuah school work
16.8:6
Temporary classrooms vanishing
18.8:12
New roora Wyee Public school
22.8:15
Rathraines school sewerage
24.8:9
Facilities for rural schools 25.8:4
Gosford schools to cost 63m. 30.8:8
Toukley school additions 31.3:9
Redhead - new rooms 31.3:9
Marks Point - school additions
5.9:14
Tenders called for classrooms (Toukley)
11.9:13
School block tender let (Williamtown) 18.9:12
85 Laboratories built in year
19.9:8
Waratah West school extensions 23.9:4
Tender accepted (Swansea Public School)
26.9:14
New high school for Entrance 23.9:10
Floraville new school 8140,000
29.9:14
Tenders soon for school (Tacoraa) 3.10:7
School contract (Williaratown) 3.10:7
New school - Lake Munmorah
14.10:9
Minister to open new high school (Chatbain
H.S., Taree) 14.10:29
Girls' school restoration (C. of E. Graramar
school) 19.10:4
Extensions already for new school (Floraville)
19.10:8
Blackalls school additions
19.10:10
Cardiff Sth. twi classrooms
19.10:10
More classrooras - Eleebana 20.10:12
More classrooms - Charlestown East 20.10:12
School tender (sewered block, Swansea)
20.10:12
Tenders let for classrooms (The Entrance,
Toukley) 23.10:10
More classrooms - Cardiff North 2.11:8
Extra classroom - Wallsend South 2.11:9
School additions - Garden Suburb 2.11:9
Coraplaints on playground (.Junior High)
11.11:9
Classroora bid rejected (Shortland Public)
15.11:8
Public School site sought (Woodbury) 18.11:27
Promise on new school, says M.L.A. (Adarastown)
1.12:4
School library approved (Raymond Terrace P.S.)
1.12:4
Tacoraa 836,997 school works 11.12:16
Youth club land for school works (The
Entrance) 12.12:21
School additions (Mannering Park) 14.12:8
More classrooms - Gateshead West 14.12:8
New classrooms at The Entrance
14.12:23
Adamstown South school contract
23.12:17
EDUCATION - HISTORICAL
Schooling at Wickham - "Excellent site for a
village" - E. Braggett
21.1:6
Kayuga Public school centenary 8.6:22
500 at school centenary (Kayuga) 12.6:12
Eccleston school centenary
11.8:12
EDUCATION - SECONDARY
Leaving Certificate results
11.1:1, 6
No evening (L.C.) classes this year 11.1:5
Tech. High student in good pass 13.1:1
School Certificate Examination results
18.1:6, 7, 8
Evening college at Toronto High sought
19.1:8
Teachers' College scholarships
10.1:13
"Repeat" students among winners
19.1:13
Commonwealth scholarships
19.1:13
Examinations 20.1:4
Two examinations (note) 24.1:2
X"
N.M.H,
EDICVTION - SECONDARY
(Con't.)
Sex 1esson.s in s c h o o l s
2 6 . 1 : ,5
S c h o l a r s h i p s on b e s t f i v e s u b j e c t s
23.1:3
New P r i n c i p a l , Deputy Head ( M a i ' l a n d G i r l s ' )
1.2:7
School d r o p s h a l f - y e a r l y e x a m i n a t i o n s 3 . 2 : 3
Broadmeadow s e n i o r forras " n o t
justified"
10.2:7
16.2:3
S c h o l a r s h i p memorial to V.C. w i n n e r
12 G a t e s h e a d p r e f e c t s
16.2:12
N e a r l y 90 p . c . p a s s C e r t i f i c a t e
13.2:3
922 e n r o l a t W h i t e b r i d g e
23.2:')
N.S.W. d o u b t s on u n i f o r m t e x t b o o k p l a n
2.3:7
S c h o l a r s h i p s p r e s e n t e d (Booragul High)
13.3:10
T e a c h e r s c l a i m of o v e r c r o w d i n g
16.3:4
C r e d i t s y s t e m t o r e p l a c e s c h o o l exams ( N . B .
H.S.)
23.3:6
New high school building big help at Belmont
13.4:9
School in s h o r t e r week t r i a l ( M o r w e l l , V i c . )
15.4:1
P r e f e c t s y s t e m c r i t i c i s e d by P r i n c i p a l
26.5:13
No a l l - S t a t e s t e x t book u n i f o r m i t y b i d
31.5:9
P r i n c i p a l ' s p l e a t o b o y s on m o r a l s t a n d a r d
(N.B.H.S.)
31.5:11
Cessnock High s e e n a t t o p c a p a c i t y
1.6:13
Big Wyndham p l a n a d v a n c e
2.6:5
Country e x p e n d i t i o n f o r s t u d y in g e o l o g y
8.6:8
Schoolboys o f f e r to h e l p o l d folk
23.6:1
812m. F e d e r a l s e c o n d a r y s c h o o l s g r a n t
30.6:4
7 5 , 0 0 0 s i t f o r s c h o l a r s h i p s t h i s week
24.7:3
99 s t u d e n t s g o i n g on U . S . s c h o l a r s h i p s 2 3 . 7 : 4
Sex l e c t u r e s p r o p o s e d in S . A . s c h o o l s
31.7:11
Top s c i e n c e p u p i l s
8.8:3
Wyndham scheme " b e n e f i t s i n d i v i d u a l " 8 . 8 : 4
M a t r i c . n e e d s may e a s e s o o n
0.3:3
T e s t f o r s y s t e m and s t u d e n t s ( L e a d e r ) 1 0 . 8 : 2
11.3:4
Newcastle p r i z e s for maths
C l a s s e s g e t t e a c h e r a f t e r 2 w e e k s ( C a r d i f f H.)
18.3:12
Scholarship age raised
11.9:3
Exam "pass" defended 13.0:1
Maths staff changes at N.J,I1,S. 15.9:4
Government to make 830ra. grant
10.10:3
Students gift of avenue (Jesmond High)
17.10:14
19.10:8
Kotara High bus, opening proposals
Allowance for scholarship to increase 81
30.10:13
No s h o c k s found in H . S . C p a p e r . s
1.11:4
Tears follow Science paper
2.11:4
Paper p l e a s e s t e a c h e r s
3.11:7
Teachers say t e s t not easy
4.11:4
C r i t i c i s m of M a t h s , p a p e r s
7.11:4
Teachers say h i s t o r y p a p e r f a i r
3.11:6
More l a m e n t a t c o m p u t e r
9.11:6
P r o t e s t on c o r a p u t e r s f o r
raarking
9.11:7
"Numbers n o t d i g n i f i e d "
9.11:10
Economics p a p e r c a l l e d s e a r c h i n g
10.11:4
School p a r e n t s demand r u l i n g c h a n g e ( K o t a r a H . )
10.11:5
Assessments differ on French tests 11.11:5
Kotara cut-off (Leader) 14.11:2
2 Papers please teachers 14.11:9
Record number in fifth form (N'cle. Tech. High)
15.11:5
Kotara High enrolment talks 15.11:8
Many sit for optional exara 15.11:9
History paper criticised
16.11:14
German paper difficult 17.11:4
Meeting on high school problem (Kotara)
17.11:7
Belmont High s t u d e n t s t o g e t new l o o k
17.11:7
P a r e n t s ' p r o t e s t o v e r K o t a r a High e x c l u s i o n s
2 1 . 1 1 :8
No schools in exam list (H.S.Cert.) 23.11:1
School style adult note (Belraont) 23.11:8
Principal warns of old views (Marist Brothers')
23.11:13
Zoning change for Kotara High to stand 24.11:3
Parents told of need for obedience (Marist
Brothers', Maitland) 27.11:17
Schools gallery (Cardiff High) 29.11:8
Clamp down on early school leaving 30.11:3
Parents urged to help teach (St. Joseph's,
Lochinvar) 30.11:11
Victoria trie.s exa^ idea
2.12:3
Assist pupils says principal (N'cle. Boys Junr.
High) 5.12:14
Cutler agrees to review schools rule
7.12:3
Mo-prize p o l i c y t o c o n t i n u e a t s c h o o l ( W a r n e r ' s
Ray)
7.12:9
"00 p u p i l s l i k e l y ( T o r o n t o H. S c h o o l ) 7 . 1 2 : 9
Teachers not s o l e s t u d e n t guide (Muswellbrook
H.S.) 7.12:11
INDEX
23-1967
EDUCATION - SECONDARY (Con't.)
Extra years on education "investraent"
(Armidale) 7.12:11
Church school number at peak 8.12:4
Speech days - N'cle. (iirls' High, Gateshead
High, Swansea High, St. Catherine's College
8.12:6
Heroic pioneers of education - 0. Holt
9.12:2
Lament over early leavers 9.12:11
Educatio.. essential (Scone High School)
11 .12:10
Raymond Terrace High awards 11.12:16
Co-operat i.iii of teachers and parents needed
(W. Wal Isend) 12.12:19
Students advised on future (Wickham Girls')
13.12:5
Principal lauds plan of education (Jesraond
High) 13.12:5
Enrolment grows at School (Singleton High)
13. 12:9
Enrolment pleases (Broadmeadow High) 13.12:21
Student wastage trend deplored (Hunter Girls')
13.12:21
Moral values talk theme (St. Aloysius' Girls')
13.12:22
New milestone seen in State schooling (Maitland Boys') 13.12:22
School forras liesure clubs (Cooks Hill Junior
Girls') 13.12:22
School lacks general hall (Toronto High)
13.12:22
Head praises school aid (Francis Greenway)
14.12:12
Attendance worries principal (N'cle. Tech.
High) 14.12:16
School facing space strain (Whitebridge H.)
14.12 :28
Co-ed school finishes first decade (Booragul)
14.12:28
Teachers scarce, says principal (Belmont H.S.)
15.12:5
19.12:3
Exam results (Jan.10)
Education best investment (St. Pius X)
19.12:15
Scholarships in mid-January 21.12:4
EDUCATION - TEACHERS
Teachers ask for four years' training 13.1:4
Federal aid for education (Leader) 16.2:2
Teachers reject salary offers 23.2:3
Vice-principal to retire today (Mrs. H. M.
Turner) 27.2:7
N.S.W. teachers get pay rises
5.4:3
Pay more, say trainees 20.4:16
School gifts (Mr. J. Roach, former Principal
Kahibah P.S.) 27.4:8
Increase for students in Budget 29,4:2 5
Plans for new college (Survey Supp,) 4,5:59
Principal retiring (J. Comerford, Speers Point
E, ) 11,5:5
Wyong bead to retire ( C Ceely) 11.5:6
Fellowship to Mr. Duncan 15.5:4
College for 1,400 at Shortland
10.7:9
"No need" for teachers' ballot control 20.7:16
Needlework teachers' election 20.7:21
Teachers seek new control 22.7:4
Teachers get higher pay overseas 4.8:7
Teachers protest at policy 9.8:19
Teacher regains father image 23.8:3
Teachers' ballot candidates 24.8:5
Headmasters pick new chairraan 2.9:25
Teachers gain equal pay (Q'ld.) 5.9:3
Shortland teachers' college plan 21.9:7
5 p.c. teacher trainee rise called insult
29.9:4
60 teachers study new maths. 7.10:27
Trainee teachers boycott lectures (N'cle.)
7.10:28
Teacher trainee walk out 11.10:10
Strike by trainee teachers
12.10:29
Proraise on teacher trainees' pay 13.10:3
Trainees may lift boycott
14.10:30
Justice denied (Leader) 17.10:2
More trainee teachers 26.10:15
Move to withdraw teachers rejected 3.11:1
New post for deputy head (A.W.D. Dart) 3.11:6
Aust. and N.Z. in exchange of lecturers
20.11:10
Beresfield principal to retire (G. E. Richards
20.11 :10
Tarro teacher resigns (F.C Bowers) 20.11:11
Cutler in denial on teachers 24.11:17
Teachers' leader to retire (S. P. Lewis)
29.11 :8
Teacher gains Malayan post 5.12:13
Teachers elect new president (W. ,1. Whalen)
3.12:4
Ex-student returns as deputy (I. A. Pettit,
Maitland Boys' High) 11.12:10
24-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
EDUCATION - TEACHERS (Con't.)
Teacher transfers
11.12:10
Tenders to be called for college
12.12:19
Pricipal calls for teacher originality (Teachers' College graduation) 14.12:4
Ruling given on hemline
14.12:23
Equal pay to be on phased scale (Victoria)
16.12:3
Knockers, says teacher 20.12:12
Teachers seek another week's holiday
21.12:4
Farewell to teachers (Mr. \ Mrs. 1. Hallinan)
21.12:0
Teachers press for colleges 28.12:3
Teachers say no evidence of persecution
29.12:3
EDUCATION - TECHNICAL
Tech. College results
3.1:8
Tech. results 4.1:4
Tech. exams 5.1:5, 19
Tech. examination results 16.1:9
Tech, College results 18.1:12
Cutler refuses diploma course.s in North
21.1:4
Tech. final results
21,1:9
Technical cla.ss enrolments 24,1:4
Trades rural studies results 25.1:6
Building vacated for Tech. (Maitland) 25.1:7
Deferred commerce results 26,1:6
Principal of Tech. starts duty (J, Duncan,
M'brook) 26,1:7
New course in accounting at Tech. College
26,1:21
Principal for Cessnock (R, B. .Sloane)
28.1:11
Upper Hunter wool classes want students
6.2:6
Two new Tech. buildings to be opened 8.2:7
Tech. College class arrangements '). 2 : 4
Trade course fees higher
9.2:6
Technical college boon to car trade 10.2:2
Vast challenge by Technology (Belmont)
11,2:3
Director has doubts on diplomas 11,2:3
Passes in Tech. subject exaras 11.2:4
Rural course plan 13.2:14
Charlestown to seek views on planned college
18.2:23
T e c h , cour.se c o n . s i d e r e d f o r M a i t l a n d
24.2:13
Coalmining c o u r s e s gain .support (Cessnock)
27.2:8
Accountancy certificate training plan 6.3:4
New college course (Spray painting)
0.3:5
Mr, J, K. Lewis on Institute council
10,4:4
College plan for foremen and overseers
14.4:7
For trade, commerce (.Survey Supp.) 4.5:59
Library at Tech. to be raoved 10.5:12
New course planned in liquor service 18.5:13
Art winners
13.5:13
•Junior seamen start course 31.5:11
Demolition plan to aid college (Maitland)
3.6:23
Advanced study courses
8.6:5
Chairman hits Tech. priority 9,6:14
New Basden awards announced
6.7:4
Three win Riddell awards 11.7:4
Art expert visits Tech. 12.7:5
College to hold ceremony (Maitland) 13.7:14
Tech. awards announced
15,7:4
Tech. College presentations 19.7:4
Highest pass (B. Harrison) 19.7:4
Numbers drop at Tech. College 20.7:14
College must wait for more space (Maitland)
27.7:10
Vital role of Tech. training 28.7:13
Shipping clerks' diploraa course
2.8:4
College to start licence course
14.8:4
Tech. College bar courses
26.8:27
Scholarship awarded to college officer
(Fahey) 11.9:6
No funds for Singleton Tech. college 7.10:27
Trade plan to keep the boys at home - K.
Nolan 16.10:2
Toronto evening classes
19.10:8
College plans building class 10.11:5
Scholarship entry opens (E.T.U.) 15.11:4
New college for Narrabri 21.11:15
Tech. results at Maitland
25.11:29
Tech. college electrical course plan
(M'brook) 4.12:6
Electronics course sought for college (N'cle.)
6 . 12:30
Tech. commerce school results 0.12:11
Tech. College for llanketown 14.12:7
Accountancy results 18.12:9
Employer to pay 82 fee 22.12:4
Textile exam results from Maitland
23.12:4
Technical college results in 12 schools
26.12:26, 23
EDUCATION - U N 1 V E R S I T I P : S
University plan for Riverina 6,1:4
States blaraed for cuts to Universities
9.1 :4
Speakers for seminar (University of New
England) 11.1:4
More funds or physics out (Uni. of Sydney)
12,I :4
Federal role, say teachers
13.1:1
New varsity post filled (Dr MacPherson,
Uni . of Sydney) !3.1 :3
14.1:4
Riverina Uni. opposed in report
Woman's award 24.1:4
Uni. indoctrination "utter snobbery" 27.1:1
'Varsity appoints director (Mr. Butt, Uni.
of Sydney) 27 . I : 3
Rare coins stolen at university (Sydney)
28.1 :4
Will gives 8728,753 to Sydney Uni. 4.2:1
Students claira security raen spying...
7.2:3
8300,000 Ford grant to A.N.U.
9.2:7
Vic. raove on teachers
10.2:8
Aust. students end China visit
14.2:4
Uni. re-elects Bishop Moyes
14.2:9
University promotion
18.2:4
Kami students raeet Holt
16.2:12
Victorian has high Sydney Uni. position
17.2:1
One graduate - raany jobs 17.2:3
University bursaries 21.2:14
Uni. quota and lack of doctors 9,3:25
Professors appointed (A.N.U,) 11.3:3
University cuts queried
15.3:4
Universities to explain how finances used
18.3:4
Contract for college let (Uni. of New England)
6.4:23
University to reconsider student case 20.4:4
Suspended student reinstated
21.4:3
Vic. backing for Riverina Uni. 3.5:14
Students parade (Uni. of Sydney)
4.5:3
Contract for International House at Uni.
4.5:3
(Uni . of N.S.W. )
Govt, rejects plea for Uni,College (Riverina)
12.5:3
Drumraond's narae for Uni. college (New
England) 13.5:5
1st education graduates (Uni. of N.S.W.)
18.5:4
Graduation (Mr. Bryan J. Lynne) 20.5:4
Extra year's training plea (Pharraacy
courses) 25.5:21
N.S.W. sets up universities advisory board
I .6:3
Guidance on universities (Leader)
3.6:2
Armidale Uni. honour for Sir Robert
9.6:5
Restriction on entries (Vet. .Science - Qld.
Uni.) 21.6:3
University quotas supported
21.6:4
Number of students increases 21.6:14
C.P. backs plan for universities 22.6:3
Church college for University
24.6:23
Riverina plan for university 30.6:5
University wage leap
3.7:1
Students to visit Australia
3.7:3
Research grant to University (New England)
7.7:6
Student poser in unlawful raarch 11.7:3
University plans new faculty
11.7:17
Dr. Marson to take Chair of German (Uni, of
New England)
18.7:4
New member of Uni. council (W. P. Nicholas,
Uni. of N.S.W.) 20.7:4
Threats over Labour Club (Monash Uni.)
26.7 : 3
Uni. course in dietetics (Uni. of Sydney)
26.7:6
University students' new clash (Monash)
27.7:3
Uni. tender let (Drummoyne) 2.8:5
Developraent key to Uni. autonoray (Wollongong)
4.8:3
New stiraulus for education (Leader) 7.8:2
Many causes of failure on the campus
7.8:2
High degree gained in physics field (Brian
D. Sowerby) 12.8:4
University appoints professors (Uni. of
New England) 15.8:4
Fellowships in highway engineering 15.8:10
Group sends cash direct (Monash) 15.8:11
Holt will act on student aid for Vietcong
(Monash) 17.8:1
New rules for exarainations (Uni, of New
England) 17.8:13
Scientists gain fellowships (National Science
Foundation)
18.8:8
Professor (Z. Cowen) off to West Indies
18.8:8
University entry amplified (Uni, of N,S.W.)
21.8:12
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N.M.H,
EDUCATION - UNIVERSITIES
(Con't.)
Bolte p u t s q u e r y on V i e t , f u n d s ( M o n a s h )
22.8:1
Gift to University (Uni. of New England)
26.8:5
S.A. u n i v e r s i t y f e e s may r i s e
31 8 : 7
Pharmacy f a i l u r e s f o r b o a r d
2.9:25
Surprises at Unis. p r e d i c t e d
7.9:25
S t u d e n t fund a c t i o n " p r e m a t u r e "
7.9:26
Police a r r e s t 107;
s t u d e n t c l a s h in B r i s b a n e
9.9:1
l i n i . c h a r g e s (Monash)
9.9:3
12.9:3
No m e e t i n g on V i e t n a m a i d ( M o n a s h )
V a r s i t y g e t s h i s t o r i c b a r o m e t e r ( U n i . of
14.9:8
Sydney)
University entrance lift plea 15.9:14
Uni. scholarship scheme change
15.9:14
Bathurst college 20.9:1
Students fined (Monash) 20.9:1
Estate's 8110,000 for university (Uni. of
New England) 21.9:6
Action urged on university failure rate
21.9:7
P e t i t i o n on G r e e c e c i r c u l a t e d ( U n i . o f New
England)
30.9:24
Uni. student opposes aid for Vietcong 3.10:8
Police see students on Vietcong aid (Monash)
4.10:9
Queensland University fees to rise
11.10:22
Menzies' visit to Armidale off 20.10:5
83m. in Federal research aid 23.10:7
Submission sought on legal education 31.10:4
Hawaiian uni. offers scholarships 20.11:10
Surveyors in exciting era 24.11:7
Adult education (note) 2.12:2
Medical students pass final 2.12:4
Swiss study grants 6.12:28
Varsity alters entry standard (Uni. of
8.12:3
Sydney)
Rhodes s c h o l a r named i n V i c . ( G e o f f r e y
Cumin i n g )
20.12:10
EDUCATION - UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE
Residential hall plea rejected
6.1:4
Great H a l l fund a t 8 5 1 3 , 8 3 6
7.1:4
S t u d e n t s have t o s u f f e r ( L e a d e r )
14.1:2
Uni. f i n i s h by 1969
21.1:10
Book b r i n g s U n i v e r s i t y p r o m o t i o n (A. R i t c h i e )
23.1:6
S l a v e w i t h t h e . . . . p e r f e c t raeraory ( c o m p u t e r )
25.1:2
Tandem ride in aid of fund appeal
7.12:14
Doctorate for Lord Casey at Newcastle
8.2:4
Orientation Week 10.2:7
Ceremony goes witha click - Lord Casey 16.2:1
Needed: sense of humour - Lord Casey
16.2:12
University results
17.2:4
Exam report by student body 18.'2:4
Convocation warden (Dr. Helmore) 21.2:9
New students orientation week at Uni.22.2:12
"Opus" not printed; no funds
7.3:4
Professor critical of research grants 17.3:4
Uni. degrees at graduation
17.3:4
Second day of Uni. graduation
18.3:4
Specialised faculties favoured
18.3:4
"Home" with honours (Donald Diespecker)
18.3:4
"Opus" delay criticised by students 22.3:5
Grant for adult 24.3:4
The case of the missing (foundation) stone
7.4:1
Cleaners' aid fund
8.4:3
First graduate's fellowship (J. S. Blakemore)
8.4:3
Meeting on cleaners' strike fails 11.4:13
Foundation stone 11.4:14
Labour men to talk on cleaner row 12.4:4
Uni, strike leads to deputation
14.4:4
Likes it here (Sir Charles Johnston) (gift
of books for library) 15.4:3
University says no to strike talk 15.4:3
University cleaners decide to return 18.4:4
Uni. students "spies" claim
18.4:4
Difficulties over land 19.4:10
Candlesticks gift adds to uni. silver
21.4:4
2 Chosen f o r v a c a n c i e s on U n i . c o u n c i l 1 . 5 : 4
Poetry v i a the s k i n
4.5:4
Shortland t r a n s f e r (Survey Supp.)
4.5:59
Youngest p r o f e s s o r a p p o i n t e d (Dn B . D.
Anderson) 12.5:4
Uni. fund for Viet, aid 16.5:4
S.R.C. budgets for income of 810,600 17.5:12
Architects chosen for university 20.5:4
Six get higher degrees 20.5:4
China subject at Labour Club school 7.6:12
World trip for Prof. Auchmuty 8.6:14
Uni. talk on conversion (Archbishop Loane)
14.6:5
University hall appeal grows 17.6:4
INDEX
25-1967
EDUCATION - UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE (Con't.)
British space scientist to visit Uni.
22.6:4
Scientist to speak at university (Prof. R, L.
Boyd) 27.6:4
Space flights "not science" 29.6:4
University plan on exams 30.6:8
She's Miss University (Miss Marelle Tacon)
18.7:3
University to aid aborigines 19 7:12
Autonomy Day quiet 20.7:10
The University's future (Leader) 21.7:2
Decision day for future of University 21.7:2
8200 in student collection 22,7:25
Of age but key of door costs money (T.Barrass)
24.7:2
Part-time uni. study for seminar 29.7:4
Indonesian to give lecture (Dyason lecture)
3.8:4
Panels fitted at Uni. library
3.8:4
Lecturer invited to Hawaii (Dr. M. J. Fairbairn) 4.8:4
Syraposiura on "Control" 11.8:4
Universities' link grows 24.8:4
Support for Vietcong aid in Newcastle 24.8:4
Uni. gets gifts 30.8:4
Students on survey trip 31.8:10
No money for Uni. projects 2.9:24
Vietcong aid raove defeated
8.9:4
Law faculty
9.9:4
Students Vietcong aid test 12.9:13
Students' secretary resigns 14.9:4
Students to do design work with industry
19.9:4
Students give blood 20,9:8
Students choose President (G. Martin) 27.9:4
Uni. results in engineering 19.10:7
Jobs plea for university students 19.10:25
Extensions to Uni. union 24.10:3
Uni. bookshop criticised 24.10:4
Students 8671 gift to A.C.E.R. 25.10:4
Groups to discuss bookshop 28.10:4
Role prjsdicted for North Aust. to feed India
(Prof. Vallentine) 31.10:9
The great experiment at the university - A.
Farrelly 1.11:2
Major changes in economics degree course
8.11 :4
Birthday dinner for university 10.11: 5
Board will examine Uni. requests 11^11:4
Kite expert and scientist as new professors
18.11:9
Two-year wait for start to Great Hall 23.11:4
Student officer claims tests distorted
28.11:4
A good laugh can help the student - Prof.
Vallentine 30.11:2
Vice-Cbancellor hits students "narrow" study
30.11:4
Students move for staff to pay Union fee
30.11 :12
Educator says exams taken too seriously
2.12:4
Great Hall use (Leader) 9.12:2
8lm. Newcastle University Hall in 1970
9.12:4
Uni. head happy with results 22.12:1
First-class honours to mother of 8 22.12:3
Uni. medallists 22.12:3
Results of all university examinations
22.12:6, 7
Examination corrections 23.12:4
EDUCATION - WORKERS' EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Challenge to adult education - K. Longworth
10.1:2
W.E.A. plans ready soon 21.1:10
Night classes for adults in Muswellbrook
24.1:14
Two literature courses on progrararae 4.2:6
W.E.A. offers three courses in English
11.2:6
Course for unionists 16.2:5
Geology now in adult education 18.2:4
W.E.A. holds conference 11.11:4
Most W.E.A. classes end for year 25.11:4
Adult education changes
26.12:3
ELECTIONS - FEDERAL
Corio elections on July 22
17.6:3
D.L.P. choice for Corio by-election 28.6:11
Challenge of Corio up to "Little Capitalists"
19.7:2
Corio test (note) (Leader) 22.7:2
Corio win "victory to Whitlam" 24.7:1
Straight Corio (Leader)
25.7:2
Election of the good mates in Capricornia
25.9:2
Capricornia test (Leader) 26.9:2
D.L.P. allocates preferences 26.9:14
N.M.H. INDEX
ELECTIONS - FEDERAL (Con't.)
Threat report denied by Holt 27,9:3
Howson silent on cost of Holt's flight
28.9:12
Party heads on poll meaning 2.10:3
A clear light (Leader) 3.10:2
A.L.P. lead 2201 in Capricornia
3.10:16
Everinghara 2234 ahead 4.10:20
Capricornia poll declared 0.10:3
Senate sway (Leader) 16.12:2
ELECTIONS - FEDERAL SENATE
D.L.P. Senate team 30.1:3
Senator Tangney 3rd on ticket
3.5:3
College to pick Senate team (Qld.) 23.5:3
Ten nominate for Senate 30.5:3
Cotton top selection
9.6:3
A.L.P. Senate decision 19.6:3
Senate election candidates 26.7:1
Senate poll in November
9.9:1
Senate poll Nov. 25 27.9:1
Senate poll plans 6.10:3
A.L.P. sees poll on home front 9.10:9
Senate poll roll closes toraorrow 12.10:1
Liberals pick Senate campaigners
16.10:9
Khaki elections coming up 20.10:2
Holt planning hard carapaign 20.10:3
M.L.A. calls Senate election vital 21.10:9
Campaign director (Aid. Wade) 24.10:9
Whitlara to visit all States 26.10:3
No guide on Senate voting 26.10:7
New Senator chosen soon 26.10:26
Govt, hopes fall after Senate poll paper
draw 28.10:1
Confident of A.L.P. Senate win, says M.H.R.
31.10:14
S.A. Senate post filled ( C L. Laucke)
3.11:1
Out of season and place (Leader) 3.11:2
McEwen to open C.P. campaign 6.11:3
Vote "must" be given to Govt. 6.11:13
D.L.P. policy: service for all young men
7.11:3
Windale campaign director (J. R. Bridge)
9.11:10
Poll choice: preserve or destroy (Holt)
10.11:1
Whitlam to speak on Monday 10.11:3
Challenge by Whitlam on Vietnam issue
11.11:3
Fairhall warns about isolation 11.11:4
A watchdog or a sleepy cat? (leader) 13.11:2
U.S. alliance is still keystone - Whitlam
presents A.L.P. policy 14.11:1, 3
Holt demands Whitlara express stand 14.11:3
T.V. ratings (note) 15.11:2
McEwen sees U.S. as saviour 15.11:3
Vietnara peace challenge 15.11:3
Power defeats Holt's critics 16.11:3
Boos and hisses for Anthony
17.11:15
Whitlara lying. Holt clairas 18.11:3
Profit in losing (leader) 20.11:2
U.S. alliance "crucial" 22.11:3
Whitlara line "ambiguous" 22.11:3
Holt in rowdiest scenes of campaign 23.11:1
Eighteen seek vital Senate seats 23.11:2
Leaders' messages 23.11:3
A House apart (Leader) 24,11:2
Poll issues "in perspective" 24.11:4
Whitlam repeats U.S. alliance pledge 24.11:4
Six million will go to polls 25,11:1
Northern voting places 25.11:11
8 p.c. swing against Govt, in Senate voting
27.11:1, 17
Leaders'views
27.11:1
The Coalition devalued (Leader) 27.11:2
Latest figures in Senate poll 27.11:3
North's swing to Labour varies 27.11:4
Collective totals in Senate poll 27.11:6
Lib.-C.P. Senate loss raay be cut to one
28.11:1
No dissolution near: Whitlara 28.11:3
Senate tally in doubtful States 28.11:7
No change in Senate count 1.12:4
34,900 votes still to count
2.12:3
816 Vic. Senate votes missing 5.12:1
Swing to A.L.P. in poll seen as significant
12.12:19
D.L.P. gains last Qld. Senate seat 14.12:1
Senator asks for poll recount 20.12:1
Senate votes in W.A. to be recounted
21.12:1
ELECTIONS - LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Discussions on proposed election changes
26.1 :8
Triennial council election change favoured
10.5:1
3 nominate for Dungog 6.7:14
26-1967
ELECTIONS - LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Con't.)
3 in Dungog by-election
8.7:8
Grazier wins Dungog Council seat (S.Kelehear)
31.7:4
7 nominate for council position (Winghara)
5.8:11
New Dungog councellor (S. Priestley) 28.8:10
Warasley wins council seat (Wingham) 29.8:13
Scone to hold by-election
23.9:9
Two nominate for by-election (Scone) 2.11:13
llth term for Mayor (Aid. Cousins, Muswellbrook) 8.12:15
Council election (Cr. Hegarty, President,
Merriwa) 8.12:15
Deputy Chairraan defeated (Aid. Dorsman,
Singleton)
12.12:20
President of Dungog Council re-elected (Cr.
Hawley) 13.12:9
New Gosford Shire head (Cr. W. Bullion)
14.12:14
13 seek seat on council (Port Macquarie)
15.12:8
Scone President for third term (Cr. Kennedy)
15.12:8
Mayor returned for fifth terra (Aid. Carlyle,
Winghara) 15.12:8
Council poll win decided (Scone) 19.12:14
23rd year as Shire President (Cr. A. Marshall,
Patrick Plains)
20.12:9
ELECTIONS - STATE
Fraser may be asked to contest seat (Monaro)
3.1:7
Adamstown A.L.P. protest 7.1:19
Opposition to raove by A.L.P. (Belmont North)
10.1:7
A.L.P. preselection protest by branch (Boolaroo) 12.1:8
A.L.P. leaders invited to talks 19.1:7
N.S.W. election nominations
24.1:3
Purdue will stand against Jones 25.1:5
Protest on candidate selections (Carrington)
27.1:5
A.L.P. returns powers to branches 28.1:1
A.L.P. to hear poll nominees
14.2:15
Labour stand in all seats
22.3:4
Preselection names Friday 28.4:3
Labour plan for Bathurst
1.4:3
Bathurst poll date set
6.4:3
Newcastle A.L.P. man withdraws
6.4:4
Writ issued (Bathurst vacancy)
8.4:1
Aid. Wade as Labour'scandidate 10.4:4
Chemist chosen by A.L.P. for Bathurst 11.4:1
Mayor Liberal candidate
12.4:1
Saying it with music (Bathurst by-election)
13.4:1
Labour man may stand for re-election (Mr.Nott)
13.4:6
Opposition aid for non-State priraary schools
14.4:1
Lord Mayor on M.P. requests
14.4:4
Purdue to try again for seat 15.4:3
Cutler gives college vow
18.4:3
Renshaw pledge: departments to shift to
country 22.4:1
Askin says "no auction for votes" 22.4:3
Askin promises non-Governraent schools more
aid 25,4:1
Bathurst poll rivals confident
6.5:3
Labour loses Bathurst to Country Party
8.5:1
Country Party on the raove 9.5:2
Surprise Liberal raay seek seat 11.5:4
Lord Mayor in State seat bid (McDougall)
12.5:4
New party being considered (Hunter Valley
region) 12.5:4
Norainations (called)(Liberal Party) 16.5:3
Group to support individuals 31.5:4
Parties in politics (Note) 2.6:2
Candidates for State Liberal pre-selections
8.6:3
3 nominate for Liberals in Hamilton
9.6:4
Punch endorsed for Gloucester
16.6:8
McCaw has win in preselection 30.6:1
5 likely to contest Corio
3.7:1
Liberals choose seat candidate
(R. C Evans)
4.7:14
Liberals choose candidate (G. Vaughan)
15.7:4
Eleebana man for election (R. Hammond) 17.7:4
Liberal Party preselections
20.7:14
Liberals pick State candidate (J. Reeves)
22.7:3
A.L.P. candidates to hold meeting
11.8:13
Pastoralist to oppose Renshaw
14.8:1
Liberals call nominations
15.8:4
Four seek Liberal norainations
12.9:13
Liberals meet on candidate
20.9:8
Son will direct campaign (J. Stewart) 25.9:4
20 delegates to select Lib. candidate
26.9:4
N.M.H.
ELECTIONS - STATE
(Con't.)
INDEX
27-1967
ELECTRICITY - HUNTER VALLEY COUNTY COUNCIL
'Con't. )
9 endorsed for S t a t e e l e c t i o n s
30.9:3
C . P . member t o become i n d e p e n d e n t ( 1 . A.
Lawson)
6.10:19
Liberals pick candidate for Newcastle 7.10:3
Liberal Party to contest Murray seat 30.10:11
A.L.P. campaign director elected
30.11:14
30.11.26
M.L.A. urges shorter polling hours
Liberals plan campaign
14.12:16
Early State poll not expected
28.12:3
Electricity rates in infant days 15.9:14
Abattoir rate may be less 19.9:17
84.50,000 depot to be opened
20.10:20
Power price econoray call 20.10:20
Doubts on role of conference 24.10:21
County deficit "not too bad" 21.10:11
Morris praises power supply 27.11:11
Electricity Council spends 8986,900 19.12:14
ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES
ELECTRICITY - KILLINGWORTH SUB-STATION
Talk over electoral anomaly (Toronto) 13.1:5
Electoral boundaries changes sought
(Hillsborough)
6.4:8
"Advantages" in poll changes
19.4:6
Prime Minister denies "pointing bone" 21.9:3
Sub-station site at Killingworth
20.4:9
Progress with power plant 10.8:9
Men likely to resume at sub-station
15.11:4
8600 raid on power station site
29.11:1
ELECTRICITY - LAKE MACQUARIE POWER HOUSE
ELECTRICITY
Coramunity seeks Wangi plant extension
5.1:8
President for seventh term (O'Connell,
Fears for jobs if power station closes
Brisbane Water) 20.1:5
14.2:13
Aid. Clarke for sixth term (Manning River C.C ) Wangi's future (Leader)
9.3:2
26.1:7
Club told Wangi set pattern 10.3:15
Chairman e l e c t e d by O x l e y C o u n c i l (Thompson)
Employees strike at Wangi 30.6:4
28,1 : II
Power station men resume 1.7:4
Old-type plugs can kill
11.2:4
Strikers to discuss resumption
5.7:4
Chief engineer suspended (Manning) 24.2:4
Men resurae at power station
6.7:3
$100,000 for sub-stations 4.3:11
Power coal group to meet at Kurri 27.10:4
Upper Hunter County Council strike
14.3:18
Council crews to get camping rate (Upper
ELECTRICITY - LAKE MUNMORAH POWER STATION
Hunter) 15.3:4
Unions
in drive at power plant
15.2:4
Crazy copper - economic ransom claims power
Union drive at power plant
16.2:4
head
25.3:2
1,000 men stop at Munmorah 21.2:3
O n e - m e t e r s y s t e m move ( U p p e r H u n t e r )
Resuraption at Munmorah 22.2:21
22.4:24
1,000 walk off at Munmorah 23.2:4
County backs financial year change 26.4:22
Disraissal of delegate starts strike 28 2:4
M.R.C.C. engineer dismissed
28.4:4
Dispute unsettled at Munmorah
1.3:4
Correspondence move in council (Upper Hunter)
1,200 raen walk off job 2.3:19
28.4:13
Munraorah at standstill pending case 3.3:15
R u r a l c o u n c i l s g e t power a i d
3.5:4
Munraorah talks in Sydney
4.3:4
C o u n c i l p l a n s 8 2 5 , 0 0 0 power work ( B r i s b a n e
Strikers accused of misbehaviour
7.3:4
Water)
5.5:13
.Strikers to stay out until man back
8.3:5
Tabling of contentious letters (Upper Hunter)
Munraorah strike end move
9.3:4
24.5:8
Munraorah strike raeeting today
10.3:4
Pile of letters upsets council (Upper Hunter)
1,200 strikers go back at Munmorah
11.3:9
28.6:10
Munraorah job delegate to be reinstated
Council talks on building (Upper Hunter)
13.3:4
29.6:10
Inquiry on Munmorah disputes 16.3:1
I n d u s t r i a l e x p e r t f o r N e w c a s t l e (R. G.
Munmorah time loss "avoidable"
22.3:3
McGee)
5.7:4
"Bad language" should not cause strikes"
Council defers showroom (Upper Hunter)
30.3:12
26.7:10
Progress at Munmorah 4.4:17
Central Coast power rise
2.8:5
Mural represents electric power
6.4:1
Chairraan to represent contractors (B. E.
Munmorah produces 7.4:1
Falkiner) 4.8:4
Strike over air cuts 13.4:1
County Council loans reduced (Brisbane Water)
Munmorah men return to work 19.4:4
23.8:11
4-hour strike at Munmorah
4.5:3
C o t t a g e s f o r Upper H u n t e r C o u n c i l s t a f f
Munmorah produces; Liddell next 4.5:47
31.8:10
Sydney hearing
22.5:4
Power n e e d c o s t l y
15.9:14
Hearing fails to end project strike 25.5:4
R e d u c t i o n in b u l k o f l e t t e r s ( U p p e r H u n t e r )
Munmorah raen back after 8 days out 26.5:4
27.9:5
Rolling strikes at Munmorah 27.5:11
Illegal television wiring (Upper Hunter)
35 men hold stoppage at Munmorah
15.6:27
27.9:10
Boiler repair delayed 17.6:3
Rise in Upper Hunter power rates likely
Munmorah raen asked to resume 20.6:8
29.11:20
4 meetings fail to end strike 21.6:3
E l e c t r i c i t y charges unchanged
5.12:13
Finish to strike expected 29.6:4
Budget c u t t o a v o i d power t a r i f f
increase
Talks held on staff labour use 30.6:4
13.12:9
Judge visits power plants
5.7:4
$50 reward offer (Brisbane Water) 22.12:4
Unions ask for weather gear
5.7:5
Rank and file seek status 7.7:6
ELECTRICITY - ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION
Munmorah strike talks fail 15.7:4
E.T.U. asks A.L.P. to act on groups 31.5:13
Workers accept
18.7:15
"Forced into wages fight", union claims
Power station meeting 19.7:3
5.8:4
8 disraissals bring out 1,100 10.8:3
M.L.A. alleges: raen's pay cheques "bounced"
Unions deny politics dictate power pay
9,8:4
10.8:3
Unions to discuss Munmorah
11.8:4
Power w o r k e r s " h i s t o r i c " r i s e
24.8:3
Munraorah unions meet today 14.8:4
Electrical trades officers re-elected
27.9:12
Munmorah strikers to raeet 15.8:4
Munraorah raen vote to remain on strike 16.8:4
Financial aid for strikers
17.8:4
ELECTRICITY - HUNTER VALLEY COUNTY COUNCIL
Munraorah men get strike pay 19.8:3
Brown again heads Hunter Valley County
Munmorah report 22.8:16
20.1:5
Munmorah raen vote against return 23.8:4
Tour for study of computers 20.1:5
Discussions on Munmorah stop 24.8:4
"Fight" budget for County 21.3:21
Sustenance pay 24.8:5
Increased power to Bolwarra
18.4:22
Munmorah strikers supported 26.8:25
Consumers' bid for collector 27.4:7
Meeting of Munmorah men called 26.8:27
New works depot (Survey Supp.) 4.5:47
Ban on 5 unions over Munraorah; raeeting
820,000 rise in wages bill
10.5:4
today 29.8:3
County Council deficit 16.5:15
No diplomacy at Munraorah (Leader) 30.8:2
Hunter Valley council offered loan 1.6:11
Men to stay out at Munmorah 30.8:4
Heater check 10.6:23
6 Ms.L.A. for strike raeeting 1.9:8
Employees on the job 10.6:23
Summons out for 6 unions
2.9:3
Power Council agency trial 20.6:13
Private union employer talks on Munmorah
Report sought on County Council's H.Q.
5.9:13
18.7:15
New meetings on strike at Munmorah
6.9:4
Hunter Council deficit likely, reports clerk
Munraorah lesson (Leader) 8.9:2
22.8:16
28-1967
N.M.H. 1NDE,X
ELECTRICITY - LAKE MUNMORAH POWER HO'. SE
(Con't . )
Munraorah men return today
8.9:3
Strikers go back at Munmorah
9.9:3
Contempt case stood over
12.9:13
Munmorah resuraption terms talks 13.9:4
Munmorah relations proposals 15.9:13
Sydney talks on Munraorah issues 25.9:4
Union officers for raeeting at Munraorah
6.10:4
Union talks on Munmorah 11.10:5
Munmorah raen accept report
13.10:4
Power group's confidence 28.10:6
ELECTRICITY - LIDDELL POWER HOUSE
18.1:5
Liddell road opened
Road to close to raake way for dam 26.1:7
5-purap plan to serve Liddell arouses protest
27.1:6
Unions fail to agree on site clairas 23.3:4
15.4:23
150 workers walk off at Liddell
Dispute hearing 21.4:4
Application to build hostel refused
22.4:24
Munraorah produces; Liddell next (Survey
Supp.) 4.5:47
Extra pay for work on tunnel 6.5:25
88m. contract work starts 11.5:6
Engineer answers farraers
29.5:11
S5m. coal plant for Liddell
16.6:3
Liddell dam standstill 1.7:23
Giant Liddell coal handling unit contract
12.7:3
Miners raove on Liddell
5.8:3
Liddell coal question in House 17.8:4
Liddell issue referred to conference
24.3:4
Power station limit on Hunter puraping 28.8:11
84m. contract for Liddell 7.9:25
Liddell coal lease terms being framed
14.10:29
British firra wins contract
16.10:4
Patrick Plains concern over Liddell water
27.10:12
Coal contracts expected soon 1.11:11
Major raining issue looms
13.11:3
Liddell coal names soon 15.11:3
Danger seen in sharing Glenbawn water 17.11:4
Water rivalry (note) 18.11:2
Liddell station work on schedule 18.11:3
Swedish plant for Liddell 29.11:9
Old highway to be closed 30.11:12
Groups share coal contracts 6.12:1
Group oppose pump scheme 7.12:4
Coal contracts criticised 7.12:7
Liddell tenders 15.12:8
Liddell river pump licences opposed 20.12:9
ELECTRICITY - SHORTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL
Shortland Council chairman election 18.1:4
Cr. Wade heads power council 20.1:3
Allowances get backing of county council
20 .1 :4
8500,000 loan announced for electricity
24.1:10
Workmen alive to danger
2.2:1
Council defers Shire bid for extra members
3.2:4
County council criticised for repeal bid
9.2:4
Cooks Hill protest on council plan 10.2:7
Electricity debt paid by hospital (Newcastle)
21.2:3
County irate over direct power 10.3:4
Council not opposed to increase (representation) 10.3:4
County Council off course (Leader) 11,3:2
County Council policy abused 21.3:4
Exposed to risk (Leader) H.P. Agreements
22.3:2
No raore H.P. trading, Shortland Council says
7.4:1
Dispute over power bill for Minister (Water
Board) 7.4:3
Council seeks engineers in other States
7.4:4
County Council's credit policy (Leader)
8.4:2
Pole move...if chamber pays (Belraont) 27.4:8
Sales rise (Survey Supp.) 4.5:47
Dismal report for council
11.5:4
Power Council seeks postal rises econoray
12.5:4
Hope of action on tendering
2.6:4
Peril in sorae water heaters
9.6:1
Billy boiling a gasser
9.6:6
Shortland County Council - aggregate revenuea/c
9.6:10
County Council salary rise criticised 7.7:1
Higher tender wins half County order
7.7:4
Concealment as a policy (Leader) 8.7:2
Power council income record
21.7:4
ELECTRICITY - SHORTLAND CO'JNTY COUNCIL (Con't.)
Council's move on lighting (Hexhara Bridge)
21.7:5
Wade backs 82 Union pay bid
2.8:3
Copper wire thefts endangering lives 4.8:1
Councillors see yellow (confidential items)
4.3:1
S.C.C. changes cable decision
4.8:4
"Eiffel Tower" for Newcastle
25.8:1
Shortland County Council suppleraent
5.9:Supp.
Nesca review
5.9:1
Lavish dinner for county's 10th birthday
5.9:3
815,000 gift to foundation for directory
6.9:4
117 girls in Job bid
6.9:4
County cuts its P.O. bill
9.9;1
Nesca as "home" for engineers 9.9:1
Steel wire to beat thieves
9.9:4
Suddenly a tower (Leader) 11.9:2
Wade answers politics jibe
16.9:4
Criticism of anniversary cost defended
18.9:7
Highfields protest over tree lopping for
power line 5.10:8
Lopped trees "soon grow" council told 6.10:4
No action on wages claim 6.10:4
Order for 46 miles of wire split 6.10:4
Victory claim by Chairraan over tenders 7.10:4
Depot work done without County order 3.11:4
Flames encircle men in gaspipe burst 15.11:1
City wants to keep nurabers 22.11:5
No change in power rate but rise hint 1.12:4
Power body to set up safety panel 8.12:4
Council has "vision" 16.12:4
Power charges increase not certain 29.12:4
ELECTRICITY
SNOWY RIVER SCHEME
Snowy chief to retire
24.2:14
McMahon hint on S.M.A.
29.5:9
Decision on Snowy staff 30.5:16
Tasks for S.M.A. (Leader)
2.6:2
Official ruling on Snowy staff 2.6:3
Army men to blow up bridge (Jindabyne)
3.6:3
Mountains team "raurdered" says Whitlara
Calwell slates Snowy wind-up
5.6:6
Builders' plea on S.M.A. 23.6:13
Snowy to get 8200 raillion 5.7:8
Last shot in tunnel
8.7:1
Last big Snowy contract let 28.10:1
Labour attacks Snowy loss
18.11:3
5.6:3
ELECTRICITY - STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION
860 rail, extensions this year to N.S.W. bulk
power network
4.1:1
State plans more lines for power 16.1:6
Pumps on river to be opposed 25.1:7
Unions seek deputation to Preraier 7.2:17
Deputations on wage claims
10.2:5
Electricity workers to confer
16.2:7
Unions to seek pay deputation
17.2:3
Meeting called on cuts in power work times
23.2:9
Power plant in service (Merewether) 30.3:4
Beaut ification contract let (Chatham-Road)
18.4:13
Compulsory talks on classification 19.4:4
Sub-station site at Killingworth 20.4:9
Dispute case adjourned (Waratah) 21.4:4
Assurance by Askin on Jobs at power units
27.4:8
Decision held in depot dispute 28.4:8
Stoppage is called off
30.6:15
4.8:5
140-raile power line to Sydney
Commission to launch security loan 21.8:6
Power workers "historic" rise 24.8:3
Power towers crash at Lake (Macquarie) 26.10:1
Anchor shift broke towers 27.10:3
Lines crossed at Dora Creek 16.11:8
ELECTRICITY - VALES POINT POWER STATION
Fierce oil fire stops biggest generator
7.1:1
Judge visits power plants
5.7:4
Unions' request to committee 26.7:6
Company's claira settled
3.11:16
FAUNA AND FLORA
Mutton bird at Black Head
10.1:11
Blue sky but tree "rains" 15.2:3
Marsupial find (dibbier)
6.4:4
Joey, foals are friends 12.4:1
Pull your head in or turn your radio up (shortnecked tortoise) 22.4:2
Virus "not spread by fauna"
9.5:3
Rare bird discovery 18.7:1
Children help koala count 27.7:12
Plant group reformed 8.8:12
N.M.H.
INDEX
29-1967
FAUNA AND FLORA ( C o n ' t . )
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT (Con't.)
Foal t h a t d i e d comes back t o l i f e
12.10:1
Young w a l l a b y g o e s hopabout
12.10:1
Wildflowers ( 2 ) t a k e n o f f banned l i s t
28.11:4
Holt will act on student aid for Vietcong
17.8:1, 5
New law to stop Cong aid 23.8:1
Govt, legislation on N.L.F. help; fines,
gaol plans 24.8:1
Assistant whip (K. Cairns) 24.8
Setback to Govt. 25.8:1
Vietcong aid laws approved 25.8
"Tinplate Harold" 30.8:1
"More money" investigation 30.8:3
Mr. Jaraes for Uganda talks
1.9:7
M.H.R. visits Tilbury (C. K. Jones) 4.9:11
Govt.'s stand on politicial censorship
7.9:25
One against Viet, aid bill in Senate
8.9:1
Holt denial on security use
8.9:3
Govt, watches Viet, aid moves
8.9:3
Inquiry into spying claim
12.9:3
Australia's "Hidden treasure" only partly
tapped - Holt 12.9:3
Debate explodes into suspensions 22.9:3
Howson silent on cost of Holt's flight
28.9:12
P.M. will reply on air trips 29.9:3
Holt plans to join debate on Communism claim
29.9:3
Free flag policy explained 30.9:25
Very irate politicians attack V.I.P. planes
2.10:2
Angry backlash in Parliaraent over Capricornia 4.10:1
Holt defends flights 5.10:1
25-15 Senate upset to Holt on V.I.P trips
statement 6.10:1, 19
Holt to confer on flight costs 7.10:1
Deserved rebuke (Leader) 7.10:2
Big costs job under way in Air Dept. 10.10:1
Pension rises up to 823 for ex-Ms.P. 11.10:3
V.I.P. Jet crews go to U.K. 11.10:22
Ex-politicians' pension rise attacked 12.10:4
Pit lodge protests (pension rises) 14.10:9
Adermann leaves rainisterial post 17.10:1
Details sought on V.I.P. jets 19.10:3
Treasury reports on V.I.P. flight 20.10:1
Liraited details on V.I.P. flight expected
21.10:3
Change in political tide seen 23.10:6
V.I.P. fleet to take 8450,000 25.10:1
Whitlam query on BAC 111 25.10:1
Govt, yields to pressure on flight details
26.10:1
Holt answers planes quiz 26.10:1
Light at last (V.I.P. planes) (note) 26.10:2
Holt reveals Lodge costs 26 10:3
Work all the way in air - McMahon 27.10:3
Senators accept V.I.P. statement but say
lies told 28.10:1
Disaster fund idea rejected 28.10:4
Holt to answer V.I.P. charges
30.10:6
"Bring Howson home" call by Opposition
31.10:1
Vote goes to Govt. - Holt to quiz Howson on
plane details 1.11:1, 12
Govt, fights pressure on planes 2.11:1
Territory M.H.R to get full vote 2.11:5
868ra. for Ord and Queensland dams, irrigation
projects 2.11:3
House to debate Howson's reply at recall
sitting 3.11:3
Howson "glad to explain" on V.I.P. issue
4.11:1
House to hear Holt, Howson 7.11:1
Howson tells House today 8.11:1
Howson keeps office
9.11:1, 3
Whitlam: "Failed to give proper excuse"
9.11:1, 3
No intention to mislead says Holt 9.11:1
V.I.P. time-borab (Leader) 9.11:2
Holt tells of V.I.P. minute 15.11:11
Whitlam to tour South-east Asia 8,12:5
Won't fall in his duty, says M.P. (E.Harrison)
15.12:1
Search continues for Prime Minister 18.12:1,
17
McMahon strong tip as successor
18.12:1
Mr. Holt (Leader) 18.12:2
The man behind the P.M.
18.12:2
Last hope gone, but massive search goes on
19.12:1, 14
So quick, final, says witness 19.12:1, 14
Mr, Holt had premonition
19.12:1
McEwen appointed Prime Minister, will act aa
caretaker 19.12:1
Lord Casey acts (Leader) 19.12:2
Protecting the P.M. (Lloyd Turner) 19.12:2
The candidates
19.12:2
Whitlam's high tribute: Holt "a gentleman"
19.12:3
World leaders distressed over drowning of
Mr. Holt 19.12:3
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT
Hasluck f o r D j a k a r t a
9.1:1
N.Z". v i s i t by P.M.
11.1:3
Scientist heads new dept. (Sir Hughes Ennor)
11.1:3
McEwen will visit N.Z. 14.1:3
Mr. Holt can keep on smiling 26.1:2
Calwell asks Kennedy to corae here 30.1:1
Holt off to New Zealand 2.1:1
P.M. invited to Cambodia 2.2:3
Holt has wet welcorae (N.Z.) 3.2:3
Holt to visit Carabodia in Asian tour 7.2:3
Kiwi cufflinks for Mr. Holt 7.2:17
Holt back from N.Z. visit
9.2:1
Busy week ahead for Canberra
13.2:1
Poll rift confirmed by C.P. 13.2:3
W. Aston to take Speaker's chair
15.2:1
Holt may go to Japan 15.2:6
Parliament resumes tomorrow 20.2:3
Left on the step (note) 21.2:2
"Noes" had it for formal opening plans
21.2:3
Pari iaraentary pomp e y e - o p e n e r t o some
22.2:1
Senator l e a v e s G o v t , in p r o t e s t
22.2:3
Defector in H o l t ' s ranks
22.2:3
Govt, t o g i v e House s e a t s p l a n s o o n
22.2:3
Senator to b o y c o t t f u n c t i o n s
22.2:21
Holt t o v i s i t A s i a
25.2:3
Opposition s p e c i a l i s t s
2.3:3
V.I.P. planes used t o o l i t t l e - Holt
7.3:3
Inquiry c a l l on a i r c r a f t
8.3:7
Lucock for t a l k s in Korea
9.3:14
Family s h o u l d use V . I . P , a i r c r a f t - H o l t
9.3:24
M i n i s t e r s by J e t ( L e a d e r )
10.3:2
15.3:5
M i n i s t e r s and d i r e c t o r s h i p s
Proposal c o u l d be of h e l p t o P a r l i a m e n t
(committees)
16.3:4
Hasluck v i s i t t o Mexico
25.3:1
Panmunjom o f f Holt i t i n e r a r y
25.3:16
Questions for Hasluck
27.3:13
Holt l e a v e s on g o o d w i l l m i s s i o n
29.3:15
Holt l a n d s in Cambodia
30.3:3
Mr. H o l t ' s t o u r ( L e a d e r )
31.3:2
8.4:1
A.L.P. Caucus v o t i n g u p s e t s
Tour e x c e e d e d e x p e c t a t i o n s H o l t r e p o r t s
11.4:15
Holt says no peace till "settlement" with
China 13.4:1, 21
Coalition Ms.H.R. in clash 20.4:25
Merino sheep "sacred cow" 21.4:1
Holt talks in London before East defence
cut 27.4:3
"Greatly d i s i l l u s i o n e d " M.P. (Andrew J o n e s )
28.4:1
Adermann r e b u k e s c o l l e a g u e
28.4:3
Young M,H,R. e x p e c t e d t o a p o l o g i s e
2.5:3
Mr. J o n e s , M . P . , l i v e s h i s l o n g e s t day
3.5:1
P o s i t i o n a t U.N. f o r J o n e s
4.5:4
H o l t ' s debut in T u s s a u d ' s
10.5:1
Barnard o f f t o S . E . A s i a
12.5:1
Holt asked f o r June P a r l i a m e n t
13.5:3
Government p a y r o l l s p r o t e c t e d
13.5:10
Canberra c u t s camera
19.5:1
Holt l e a v e s on Sunday
26.5:3
31.5:3
Holt t o have week-end a t L . B . J , ranch
Holt in Canada f o r t a l k s w i t h P e a r s o n
5,6:1
Mr. H o l t ' s p l a c e ( L e a d e r )
7.6:2
Holt stays in Canada
7.6:3
Holt marks time on war crisis 8.6:24
Holt ends visit to Canada
9.6:6
Oversea tour for Calwell 10.6:3
Holt calls for special U.S. treatraent
10.6:25
Holt fears vacuum if Britain's troops pulled
back 12.6:3
London v i s i t ( L e a d e r )
15.6:2
M.H.R. ( c . K. J o n e s ) t o v i s i t 22 c o u n t r i e s ,
U.N.
19.6:10
Holt heads for home after Johnson talks
20.6:3
Holt welcomed t o H o n o l u l u
2l.6:X
Senator ( G o r t o n ) t o v i s i t Tonga
22,6:3
No p r e s s u r e t o b o o s t war e f f o r t :
Holt
23.6:3
Holt a a y s no e a r l y p o l l
30.6:5
Holt s u p p o r t s p r e s e n t s e t - u p
8.6:1
Adermann t o v i s i t Europe
12.7:5
Phone t h r e a t t o k i l l Holt
21.7:1
Fraser f o r v i s i t t o S . E . A s i a
22.7:3
' o p Canberra t a l k s on h o p e s in Vietnam
29.7:1
Holt foreshadows defence changes
1.8:1
30-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR
(Con't.)
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT (Con't.)
Taking oath of office (McEwen) 20.12:1
Gorton tipped as leader 20.12:1
Cities gear for memorial 20.12:1
Liberals' choice (Leader) 20.12:2
Leaders coming to service 20.12:3
Tributes from the Queen, U.S. leader
20.12:3
Messages from South Africa 20.12:3
McEwen pays his tribute 20.12:3
Summit talks proposed for Canberra 20.12:3
Searchers' new tests of currents 20.12:3
Church security check for Johnson 21.12:1
Brief stopover for Prince, P.M.
21.12:1
Mrs. Holt to meet guests 21.12:1
In tribute (Leader) 21.12:2
There's more to visit than sympathy
21.12:2
No coalition under McMahon, says McEwan
21.12:3
Little hope for finding body 21.12:3
Tired President has heavy day of talks
22.12:1, 11
2 leaders affirm war stand 22.12:1
From far and wide (Leader) 22.12:2
Wait at Portsea finishes 22.12:3
Air and sea search again fails 22.12:11
Leaders' tribute to Mr. Holt 23.12:1
In Pacific eyes (Leader) 23.12:2
Six denominations represented at Memorial
Service 23.12:3
Sneddon in leadership conjecture 27.12:3
Search for Mr. Holt's body continues 27,12:12
Sara Holt not to oppose party leader 28.12:3
Memorial to Holt in Israel 28.12:4
McMahon not with B.l.G. - spokesman 29,12:1
Bury raain rival to Gorton 29.12:1
Spearmen plan Holt memorial 29.12:1
Gorton sees signs of backing in Lib. party
30.12:1
Holt park memorial suggested
30.12:3
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - CONSTITUTION
Nexus issue for Cabinet 15.2:1
Allies at odds (Leader) 15.2:2
Govt, to give House seats plan soon 22.2:3
Plebiscite bill soon 24.2:1
Controversial bill passed 24.2:1
Redistribution long overdue: Holt 24.2:3
Signs of fire in Senate (Leader) 25.2:2
Leaders teara to push nexus bill
2.3:1
Rebellion in Senate
3.3:1
Confusing debate (Leader) 3.3:2
4 Liberal senators defect on nexus
9.3:3
Holt sets May 27 for poll on nexus 15.3:1
D.L.P. to plan "no" case in referendura
17.3:5
3-party case on nexus 23.3:1
"No"case draft completed 25.3:3
"No" case on nexus goes in 6.4:10
Gair releases nexus "no" 7.4:3
D.L.P. case for "No" vote on nexus 12.4:17
6.2m. can vote on nexus 22.4:3
An almost united front (Leader) 5.5:2
Gair says nexus poll cost 8l.4ra. 15.5:11
Nexus "clumsy" Holt says in "Yes" case
16.5:1
How many raore? (Leader)
23.5:2
Booths set up in electorates
25.5:4
Holt, Whitlara wind up campaigns
25.5:5
Nexus confusion 26.5:2
Gair's final "no" appeal 26.5:3
Warnings on poll 26.5:3
2 Questions to be answered in poll 27.5:1
:Where to cast vote in referendums 27.5:10
3-2 No vote on nexus 29.5:1
No rise in numbers of Ms.P. 29.5:1
Not 80 simple (Leader) 29.5:2
Figures for referendums 30.5:15
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR
Embassy for Beirut 7.2:12
Diplomatic post to ex-M,H.R. 11.2:1
Opperman date for Malta set
10.3:14
Indonesia's arabassador goes home 18.3:9
Lord Casey gets new A.D.C.
24.4:5
New arabassador to Australia (Andre Faverlan)Fr.
1 .6:5
New Indian High Commissioner (Mr. A. M. Thomas)
14.6:5
New Japanese Arabassador (Mr. Kai)
Ambassador's term ends (Mr. Chiba,
16.8:8
22.7:3
Japan)
New aides appointed
4.9:9
Cambodia recalls envoy in upset over Vietcong
funds 13.9:1
Police guard Cambodian Embassy
14.9:1
Cambodian Embassy staff to leave 19.9:1
Hasluck labels envoy recall as unnecessary
20.9 : 1
Ambassador to Sweden named (Mr. J. G. Kevin)
Envoy leaves (Mr. Clark)
14.10:3
Arabassador (Ed. Clark) to leave post in Feb.
15.11:7
U.S. unity over defence - envoy (Mr. Ed,
Clark) 6.12:3
Gift "cat" out of bag 6 12:37
Defence man envoy to N.Z. (Sir Edwin Hicks)
7.12:27
Spain's new envoy gets no greeting (J. R.
Parellada) 22.12:11
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL
Strong stand with States (Premiers' Conference) 12.1:1
New deal secret for N.S.W,
18.1:3
Econoraic ideas to be heard
19.1:12
No target for third loan
1.2:3
Pay system "not linked to costs" 13.2:4
A stale play (leader) 14.2:2
Allies at odds
"
15.2:2
Firm stand against State help 16.2:1
Comraonwealth gives 85ra. grant
17.2:1
Belated araends in Canberra (Leader) 18.2:2
Consumer deraand increasing
22.2:14
Final loan in year 28.4:8
Reserves fall by 873m,
2.5:3
Strengthening growth in economy
3.5:23
"Deflationary little budget" accusation by
Labour Party
11.5:3
Federal loan subscriptions 11.5:22
"Economy set to go ahead" from neutral 11.5:22
Whitlam urges "do not be blackraailed" 24.5:3
Askin "tax Justice" claira
3.6:3
Askin to seek "fairer deal"
8.6:3
Australia signs for new loan 8.6:13
Finance talks June 28
15.6:1
Budget season (note) 21.6:2
Askin to ask Canberra for more raoney 24.6:3
Bolte to seek taxing powers 27.6:1
Treasurer sees risk in deraand 27.6:3
No big rise for States is likely. Federal
attitude 28.6:1
States get 8200ra. more 29.6:1
Rise in tax unlikely despite talks setback Askin 30.6:1
Holt sees 8233ra. raore for States 30.6:3
Warning given by Treasury
30.6:14
Canberra always wins (Leader)
1.7:2
Premiers disagree over Mc.Mahon and State
tax bint
4.7:1
A.C.T.U. in plea to cut poverty
5.7:1
Tax trap for the States (Leader)
5.7:1
Business leaders call for cost stability
6.7:1
8l38ra. deficit halved Federal Budget figure
7.7:1
A bank on welfare (note)
8.7:2
Details of Govt.'s new loan issue
14.7:3
Federal Budget session Aug. 15
26.7:3
8l29m. gained for cash loan
3.8:3
Pensioner - union protest journey
10.8:5
Budget almost coraplete 11,8:1
Stayput Budget likely
12.8:1
No tax relief in 86483m. Budget
16.8:1, 18
Votes galore in this Budget (Leader) 16.8:2
Air passengers to be taxed on all services
16.8:3
Budget increases sales tax charges on wide
goods list
16.8:3
Consolidated revenue
16.8:4
Budget ignores realities of nation, Whitlam
23.8:1
Senate bid to have Budget redrafted
31.8:3
Substitute for Loan Council
1.9:3
Cash loan for London issue
16.9:3
London loan rushed
21.9:21
Loan sought in Germany 28.9:1
Second loan 30.9:24
Labour to discuss Fed.-State relations
11 .10:22
Loan attracts 8l6 million
12.10:25
States pressure having effect (Leader) 13.10:2
822m. U.S. loan 20.10:1
Query for McMahon on Askin claim
26.10:5
Change in tax formula urged 4.11:3
Labour men to frame finance policy 4.11:3
Urgent Cabinet meeting today (Britain's
devaluation of £) 20.11:1, 15
Harder on farmers, says A.L.P. 20.11:1
No 8 change, says Holt 21.11:1
Decision "break with history" 21.11:1
Upright stand (Leader) 21.11:2
Special links broken on devaluation
21.11:2
Aust. came of age in 8 decision 22.11:1
Inquiry into farmers by State 22.11:1
Nothing solid (Leader) 22.11:2
Industrialists told no flood of U.K. goods
to Australia 23.11:3
Party examines devaluation
30.11:1
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N.M.H.
INDEX
31-1967
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL
(Con't. )
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - VISITING PERSONALITIES
(Con't.)
D e v a l u a t i o n ' s e f f e c t s " t o be s m a l l "
1.12:1
Devaluation e f f e c t s m a l l ;
McMahon
4.12:1
C.P. a t t a c k s McMahon o v e r r e v i e w
5.12:14
Holt d e f e n d s d e c i s i o n on d o l l a r a f t e r t a l k
with McEwen
13.12:1
Devaluation a d v i s o r y p a n e l s u r g e d
14.12:7
Cabinet moves t o c o u n t e r t d e v a l u a t i o n
15.12:1
Govt, to help producers hit by devalued £
16.12:1, 26
The e x p e r t p o l i t i c i a n l o o k s a f t e r h i s own
l o t (McEwan)
16.12:2
Protest march meets Ky Vic. visit 23.1:3
Two images of Preraier Ky 24.1:2
10-day visit by Malaysian (Razak) 14.3:4
Malaysian Minister for visit (Razak) 22.3:12
Malaysian general for visit (Jewa) 1.5
5:3
JapaneoO P.M. to pay visit
4.7:3
Presidential visit (Mr. Saragat, Italy)
24.7:1
October visit by Sato 31.8:3
Pakistanis' visit
4.9:7
Politicians to tour nation (Indian) 25 .9:9
President of Italy due today 25.9:13
Cheering greets Italian head of State 26.9:
Saragat invites visit from Holt 27.9:1
Prince Souvanna Pbouma to visit Canberra
28.9:1
Melbourne says it with vino, viva, spaghetti
28.9:1
Sydney visit today by Saragat 29.9:1
President gets wild welcome 30.9:1
President says farewell 2.10:3
Holt accepts invitation to visit Italy
2.10:3
Holyoake firra on Viet, arms stand 3.10:1
Holyoake backs borab pause
4.10:1
Indira Gandhi to pay visit 5.10:1
Increased N.Z. Aust. Vietnam force discussed
5.10:3
Visit by top Indonesian (Dr. Seda) 7.10:3
Japan back in diploraacy (Leader) (Visit of
Sato) 11.10:2
Fishing and sugar brought first Japan
relations 11.10:2
Japanese trade to grow - Sato 12.10:1
Sato opposed to unilateral bombing halt
13.10:1
Holt, Sato hope Viet, war will end soon
14.10:1
Later visit by Mrs. Gandhi 29.12:1
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - FOREIGN POLICY
Senate o p p o s i t i o n on V i e t n a m
23.2:3
S t r e n g t h key t o p e a c e - H a s l u c k
1.3:3
Lack of i n t e r e s t in A s i a f o o l i s h i s o l a t i o n Hasluck
13.4:3
A u s t r a l i a e x t e n d s M a l a y s i a n d e f e n c e programme
14.4:3
Open mind t o n e g o t i a t i o n s ( V i e t n a m ) 1 4 . 4 : 5
Caucus w a n t s men on C o m m i t t e e i f p r o v i s o
accepted
21.4:3
Up to Mr. H a s l u c k ( L e a d e r )
22.4:2
S t i l l a study c i r c l e (Note)
15.5:2
Holt s e e s b i g g e r r o l e f o r f o r c e s
11.7:1
Holt warns of c h a n g e s f o r d e f e n c e
20.7:1
Aust. p o s i t i o n on Carabodia
26.7:21
D e c l a r a t i o n v o i d s a y s Carabodia
27.7:25
Committee head ( S e n a t o r Corraack)
16.8:1
Holt d e f e n d s c o n t i n u e d b o m b i n g of N t h ,
Vietnam
18.8:1
Vietnam war n o t s u c c e e d i n g , raust be e n d e d
18.8:3
Whitlam
E x t e r n a l A f f a i r s - " t o o many e r r o r s "
23.8:6
Cabinet s t u d y of o v e r s e a m i l i t a r y r o l e
23.8:7
No "hiding" of Vietnam views 31.8:3
Cabinet hypocrisy charge by Whitlam on N.
Vietnam aid
1.9:3
Repudiation of notes to Hongkong 6.10:1, 19
Holt defends U.S. speech 18.10:3
Labour will now debate Vietnara 27.10:1
Holt, Whitlam clash on Vietnara borabing
pause as peace step 3.11:1, 17
Govt, bans aid to Viet, groups
18.11:1
Australia may relax Vietnam talks policy
5.12:3
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - SENATE
Signs of f i r e in S e n a t e ( L e a d e r )
25.2:2
Leaders team t o p u s h n e x u s b i l l
2.3:1
S e n a t o r Cooper t o r e t i r e
29.3:3
Rebuff t o G o v t , in S e n a t e
19.5:13
Holt t a l k of S e n a t e " c o l l u s i o n "
25.5:3
S e n a t e no l o n g e r c l u b f o r t i r e d raen 9 . 1 0 : 2
10.10:2
The S e n a t e t r a p ( L e a d e r )
Senate s i t t i n g c o s t s 8 1 2 , 0 0 0
28.10:11
4 Govt, d e f e a t s i n S e n a t e
1.11:5
FEDERAL PARLIAMENT - VISITING PERSONALITIES
B r i t i s h M.P. f o r v i s i t ( I a n MacLeod)
3.1:1
Ky v i s i t p l a n s
4.1:3
O p p o s i t i o n t o Ky v i s i t
4.1:5
D e t a i l s of Ky v i s i t f o r C a b i n e t
7.1:3
Vietnamese l e a d e r w a n t s t o s e c p a r e n t s of men
in t a s k f o r c e
9.1:1
Meet t h e p e o p l e p l a n o f f f o r Ky
10.1:1
C a l w e l l b a c k e d i n Ky c r i t i c i s m
10.1:7
Australian t r o o p s amongst t h e b e s t :
Ky
tribute
11.1:3
Ky r e a l i s e s v i s i t r i s k s . H o l t c l a i r a s
12.1:1
Calwell p a r t in a n t i - K y r a l l y
13.1:3
No V i e t s . t o g u a r d Ky
14.1:1
Calwell a p p l i e s t o l e a d march
14.1:4
Support f o r C a l w e l l on Ky v i s i t
16.1:4
Routes s e c r e t on K y ' s v i s i t
17.1:1
Cavalcade of c a r s o v e r Ky
17.1:4
Give Ky a " f a i r g o "
18.1:1
Ky to ask for more Australian civilian aid
19.1:1
Clash a r r e s t s a f t e r s l o g a n c h a n t i n g
19.1:1
Labour b r u s h - o f f t o d e m o n s t r a t o r s a t C a l w e l l
rally
19.1:3
Not s e e k i n g e n d o r s e m e n t of any k i n d " - Ky
19.1:3
Mme. Ky "would l i k e t o i n v i t e C a l w e l l " 2 0 . 1 : 1
Can't argue c a s e with c r i t i c s :
Ky t i l t a t
security
20.1:1
As Marshal Ky s e e s i t
20.1:2
"y t e l l s of " p e o p l e ' s o t h e r war t h a t m u s t be
"on"
20.1:3
Six in c o u r t a f t e r a n t i - K y i n c i d e n t s
20.1:4
"y meets t h e p e o p l e a t l a s t
21.1:1
Calwell r e b u f f s b o t h Ky and Madame
21.1:3
N o r t h ' s 500 f o r S y d n e y d e r a o n s t r a t i o n
21.1:10
"y b e l i e v e s i d e a s c o r r e c t e d by t o u r
23.1:1
FILMS
Movie aw ards: British stars win major Oscars
12.4:1
Glimpses of harsh land "Wheels Across the
WiIderne ss" 12.4:4
Cross ac tion on theatre tenancy (Roma Theatre)
12.4:6
(Victori a) Theatre cast in different role
14.4:7
Heddon G reta theatre plan 20.5:8
Filra dir ector slates censorship 31.5:11
Sacred d raraa for Royal ("The Greatest Story
Ever Tol d") 21.6:21
Police s eize 5 obscene films 7.7:1
Classic children's films for Newcastle
30.8:2
Quality films for children
5.9:4
Curtain finale for New Lyric Theatre 13.9:4
The old New Lyric closes....decline of the
film ind ustry 23.9:7
Ancient camera (New Lyric) 28.9:3
Film gro up to raeet 25.10:8
Shortlan d supports films for children 15.11:8
Aust. as a film location 14.12:23
Censored - eyes shut to facts of life C Benne tts 26.12:2
How much sex should be allowed in a movie - 1.
27.12:2
Best of the raovie year - A, Watkins 30.12:7
FINANCE
Offers called for Cox Bros, group
4.1:3
545 corapany act prosecutions 12.1:16
Liquidators file Reid M. report 18.1:3
A.A. Company profit jump 27.1:9
Miners facing uncertainties 17.2:8
1967 could be better year
24.2:9
Latec cuts liabilities by 8426,951
23.3:8
Expansion of credit unions
24.3:5
Latec makes up leeway 31.3:7
Scherae to borrow overseas
5.4:13
Atomic risk and insurance 21.6:12
Debenture payment by Latec 21.6:15
New registry for debt process
30,6:3
Visit of credit union executives
6,7:5
Attack on foreign ownership 11.7:3
Review of company controls
26.7:10
Legislation to control credit unions 2.8:3
Palmer case delay "not inordinate"
3.8:5
Burglary insurance to cost more 20.9:20
Latec to pay 2% C. in 8 on debentures 29.9:8
Financiers to confer (Melbourne) 9.10:7
Directors fail on meatworks (Anderson's)
28.10:10
Miller company expects 10 p.c. 4.11:10
Lloyd's group reorganised 6.11:9
Investigator claims dress-up of company shares
(Cox Bros.) 29.11:3
N.M.H. 1NDEX
FINANCE -(Con't.)
Korman group in breach of trust; barrister
1.12:3
H.G. Palmer trade loss 8221,759 for year
13.12:14
FIRES AND FIRE BRIGADES
Plant fire inquiry
2.1:1
Southerly fans Neath fire 11,1:3
Wallsend shop damaged by fire 12.1:1
"New phase" in Shire firefighting
12.1:9
Fire station opening - Teralba
13.1:5
4-hour fight stops bushfire
16.1:1
Firemen awards at new station (Teralba) 19.1:8
Firemen short
20.1:3
Bushfires close to horaes (Belrose) 23.1:1
Fire destroys 52 acres in two days
24.1:3
Shed fire at Blacksmiths 25.1:5
Brisbane firemen return to work 27.1:5
Fire damages flats block (Carrington) 30.1:1
New Maitland fire officer
1.2:7
Tasmanian fire terror 8.2:1
Wide plans to aid Tasmania
9.2:1
50 dead in bushfires - more likely 9.2:1
The victims
9.2:1
North helps
9.2:3
Mill blaze loss put at 825,700 9.2:22
Urgent call for tinned food to aid Hobart
10.2:1
Winds raay bring new danger to charred area
10.2:1
P.M. sees "Blitz city" 10.2:1
812,.5P0 far children
10.2:1
Appeal for raercy flight 10.2:4
Tasmania in record payout
10.2:10
Tasmanian victims' houses to be replaced free
11.2:1
Aid pours in for Hobart
11.2:1
"All I have" to homeless 11.2:1
Could it happen? Fire chief says No! 11.2:2
Tasmanian fire appeal list
11.2:3
Fire appeal funds grow 13,2:1
Doorknock plan to aid Tasmanians 13.2:1
Lake Shire effort 13.2:3
Donations for fire victims 13.2:4
13.2:14
Flight to aid fire victims
Money greatest need for fire victims - Howson
14.2:1
Homes offer to children 14.2:1
Tasmanian aid 14.2:4
Bushfire fund totals 87,340 14.2:4
Refrigerator starts fire in shed 14.2:4
Plea to schools on Tasmania 14.2:13
Oil stove fire in Cessnock 14.2:12
Singleton fire relief grows 14.2:14
Maitland gift 15.2:1
Toll 53
15.2:1
15.2:4
88,421 donated for Tasmania
810,707 aid to fire victims 15.2:7
Mainland troops for Tas. 16.2:3
Money and food flow in to help Tasmania 16.2:4
Blow for sports club (Kahibah) 16.2:4
Port Shire aid to fire victims 16.2:6
84,500 from Singleton
16.2:7
Car rally for fire victims
16.2:9
Brigade seeks young men 16.2:9
Warner's Bay Lions aid 16.2:12
17.2:3
Bushfire toll 55
Bushfire fund over 813,000 17.2:4
Strong response expected for Tas, collection
18.2:1
615,000 in Lord Mayor's fund 18.2:4
City opens its heart for fire victims 20,2:1
Tasmanian fire fund now 815,172
20.2:4
Children help appeal 21,2:3
83,435 fire aid by children 21.2:4
Simpson's XI v. Favell's for fire aid 22,2:1
Tasmanian bushfire fund at 839,586 22.2:4
Biggest project since Darwin 22.2:12
82,355 more in fire fund
23.2:4
Man detained about fires (Melbourne) 24,2:3
Brigades seek firemen
24.2:7
Mill fire (Mayfield West, James Timber Co.)
25.2:1
81,200 donated for Tasmania
25.2:4
Generous gift by pensioner
25.2:4
Bushfire hamlet adopted (Col Iinsvale ) 25.2:9
Donations to fire appeal at 645,095
2.3:4
6.3:6
Tasmanian appeal passes 83m.
Ship crew gives to fire fund
6.3:7
Sim. factory fire (Northcote, Victoria) 11.3:3
Appeal gifts over 850,000 (N'cle.) 11.3:4
Crowd baulks fire fight (Charlestown) 13.3:1
Check before permit for fire-1ight ing 16.3:26
Disaster appeal reaches 551,280 18.3:4
630,000 blaze at Toukley burns 5 shops 20.3:3
Store rooms gutted in fierce blaze (Maitland)
20.3 : 8
£54,350 in bushfire fund
24.3:4
Police check on cause of Taree blaze 30.3:4
32-1967
FIRES AND FIRE BRIGADES (Con't.)
Concern over Taree fires
4.4:17
Firemen get wage rise
5.4:3
Inquiry on fires at Taree
6.4:1
Youth charged over fire (Taree) 8.4:1
Wing of Hobart Gaol gutted
12.4:1
17.4:1
Hoaxer calls fire brigade
Cottage daraaged by blaze (Tighes Hill)
19.4:3
Smoke does not toil
new camera
19,4:3
Faraily loses all in fire (Cooranbong) 20.4:1
88,000 fire (Aberdeen) 21.4:1
8lm, daraage (Namco Furniture, Port Melbourne)
22,4:1
Taree fire
24.4:1
Detectives probe two fires (Taree) 25.4:3
Firemen save contents (Dora Creek) 26.4:3
Police act on fire (Tighes Hill) 27.4:1
Man sound asleep in blaze (Singleton) 27.4:1
Police called to fires (Coles, Charlestown)
10.5:1
Blaze in Sydney school; boy 11 dead
12.5:1
Scone to buy radios for fire-fighting 12.5:5
Woman burnt in house fire (The Junction)
15.3:1
Man risks life in fire rescue (Rathraines)
20.5:3
Firemen walk in burning oil at blaze (Rozelle)
20.5:3
Askin warns on danger of bushfires 26.5:6
Boy, 12, sets fire to home 27.5:1
Fire guts old Minrai school
29.5:9
Man escapes flames but dies in collapse
(Estelville) 2.6:1
Explanation of fire rates
2.6:6
6.6:13
Fire board to scrap most alarms
Home saved frora garage fire (Wallsend)
9.6:15
2 children die in blaze (Melb.) 15.6:1
Fire razes home at Parkville
15.6:12
Fire in paint plant (Carrington)
16.6:14
Fire destroys old farrahouse (M'brook) 22.6:1
West Wallsend fire station 22.6:8
Fireraan leads 12 to safety 24.6:1
Cardiff to have new fire station
6.7:9
Youth dies in ruins of father's shop (Taree)
7.7:1
Theatre goes in blaze (Bendigo) 10.7:3
Fire damages Maitland horae 10.7:6
Singleton move on fire claims
12.7:5
Chemical plant blaze kills man, rocks suburbs
20.7 :1
Aid. Ford on Fire Board
20.7-3
Church annex blazes (R.C. Swansea) 27.7:1
Life Line almost burnt out (Sydney) 9.8:20
Fire damages two cottages
14.8:3
New water tanker (N'cle. Fire Brigade) 17.8:3
Skeleton fire crews in today's halt 25.8:1
One fire during stopwork 26,8:1
Firemen fight 2-in-l blaze 28 8:11
Neighbours fight fire (Redhead) 30.8:4
2 men fight blaze with garden hose (Stockton)
31.8:1
Fire officer's court plea adjourned
2.9:4
Woraan dies in house fire (Swansea)
6.9:1
Nine elderly people flee frora fire (Sydney)
13.9:1
Doyalson fire destroys horae 14.9:3
13 brigades in contests
14.9:10
Fire at tannery (Chatswood) 19.9:1
Moves for fines on firemen 21.9:3
11 bushfire brigades to compete 21.9:6
Restrictions on open fires drafted 23.9:3
Victory to Avondale brigade 26.9:14
Taree calls arson squad 27.9:3
Another fire (Tighes Hill) 28.9:1
Plea on bushfire forecasts 4.10:10
Sydney fire causes 84ra. daraage 5.10:7
3,000 hours for bushfire work (L. J. Cotterell)
12,10:9
Talks held over fire rlGk.-; (Cessnock) 14,10:14
Storage bin fire (Whittingham) 19.10:15
Fire interview with children (N. Lambton South
school) 20.10:3
Second blaze destroys eilo (Wbitthgham)
23.10:10
Air flight marks Bushfire Week
24.10:4
Fireraen show how in oil terminal 25.10:3
Fire-care plea in the hush - F. Kelett
27.10:2
Bushfire fronts threaten town 30,10:15
33 fires blaze in Gippsland
31,10:1
40 fires out of control (East Gippsland)
2.11:3
Rutherford fire inquiry 2.11:5
Calga raan dies in house fire 2.11:7
Experiments to teach fire dangers
2.11:14
48 fires in Gippsland 6.11:1
Request for fire officer (Belraont) 11.11:9
Cessnock fire job seen as wise decision
11.11:11
N,M,H.
FIRES AND FIRE BRIGADES
(Con't.)
FIREWORKS
again
33-1967
FISH AND FISHING (Con't.)
12.11:1
Men b a t t l i n g f i r e s in two S t a t e s
Rain e a s e s d a n g e r of f i r e ( V i c . )
16,11:1
Bushfires with w e s t e r l y
23.11:1
D i s c u s s i o n on b u s h f i r e p r e p a r e d n e . s s 2 3 . 1 1 : 9
Tomago f i r e i r a p e r i l s h o u s e s
27.11:1
Council w a r n e d on dump f i r e r i s k ( M ' b r o o k )
27.11:11
High f i r e d a n g e r in Dungog S h i r e
27.11:11
Mail l o s t in b l a z e ;
damage up t o 81 m i l .
(Melb.)
28.11:1
Judge h o l d s d e c i s i o n on pay a p p e a l
28.11:3
28.11:7
F i r e d e s t r o y s G r e t a home
Fire t a n k e r a i d to Tasraania
29.11:19
Church o r g a n s e t on f i r e ( S t . L u k e s ' s R . C .
1.12:1
Cooks H i l l )
Employee f i g h t s f i r e i n c l u b h o u s e ( M a i t l a n d )
1.12:13
Wall s t o p s f i r e s p r e a d i n g (Wickbara) 2 . 1 2 : 1
Nuns and o r p h a n s f i g h t b u s h f i r e ( B a t h u r s t )
4.12:1
Council t o pay f i r e a w a r d s ( S i n g l e t o n )
6.12:7
64,500 g r a n t to f i g h t b u s h f i r e s
7.12:4
Gosford f i r e s t a t i o n o p e n e d
7.12:12
More p u b l i c i t y u r g e d on f i r e i n horaes
8.12:15
Minister's bushfire warning
11.12:15
Ban on f i r e s in 4 a r e a s
12.12:1
Appeal by Board u p h e l d
12.12:3
B r i g a d e s k e e p b u s h f i r e from homes ( W a r n e r ' s
14.12:1
Bay)
Board t o l d of f i r e h a z a r d ( S i n g l e t o n )
14.12:14
Remain on J o b , u n i o n t e l l s f i r e m e n
15.12:3
84,000 f i r e in s c h o o l " l i t d e l i b e r a t e l y "
(N. Lambton S t h . P . S . )
15.12:7
Loss in b i g p r i n t i n g w o r k s b l a z e may t o p
6800,000 ( D a v i e s & C a n n i n g t o n ' s )
16.12:1
Two f i r e s soon p u t o u t ( M u s w e l l b r o o k )
16.12:25
Scone f i r e a r e a d e c i s i o n
18.12:8
Fire r a z e s house a t Merriwa
19.12:14
21.12:4
8400 f i n e f o r f i r e m e n
F i r e c h i e f w a r n s of s n a k e s
21.12:8
F i r e o f f i c e r ' s w a r n i n g of d a n g e r a h e a d
(Lake S h i r e )
21 . 1 2 : 9
F i r e b r i g a d e s in s h i r e e l e c t o f f i c e r s ( P a t rick Plains)
23.12:4
Ministers c a l l for f i r e c a r e
23.12:4
Dumps a h a z a r d
28.12:7
Big Banger r e a d y t o s t r i k e
10.5:2
Crackers
Some don'ts for crackers
INDEX
9.5:2
7.6:4
FISH AND FISHING
More fish processing plants sought 5.1:17
Professionals, amateurs in fishing clash
6.1:4
First marlin of season caught
11.1:19
Fish mystery (yellowtail) 21.1:1
Game fishing club backs tourist body
13.1:5
Fish "ballet" in Hunter puzzles board
chemists 19.1:4
Anglers just haul fish in 24.1:1
Marlin's end 27.1 :3
Baits for anglers in study of perch
4.2:5
Fishing fee denial
7.2:7
Fishermen slugged (note) 3.2:2
Fish policy for talks 20.2:6
Seafoods should improve 22.2:12
Big field enters game fishing title 24.2:14
Little luck (Port Stephens) 27.2:3
Marlin's 100-yard "walk" to gaff 3.3:1
Fish - 392 lb. of it
4.3:1
7 sharks caught 4.3:11
Dark shadows on the Bay (Shoal Bay) 14.3:2
12 nets off trawlers seized
14.3:4
"Return seized fishing nets" - Willis asked
15.3:4
Fishermen to get nets back - on conditions
16.3:1
States get together on border fishing
18.3:9
Seine net size defended
8.4:3
Big reef "fishing potential" 10.4:7
Japanese win rich fish haul 15.4:3
40 fishing boats stay in port on prices
issue
28.4:1
Competition for Japanese 28.4:3
"No exorbitant gain" frora fishermen 29.4:1
Inquiry supported 29.4:1
Thousands of fish but not raany cents
2.5:2
Fisherraen complain
16.5:8
10 fishing nets not handed in 17.5:4
Co-operatives improve facilities
24.5:20
Fishermen saved again 29.5:1
Plans for national fish body
12.7:3
Fishermen aim at stable price 29.7:4
Drought cuts fish take 9.8:12
Unity talks on fishing 21.8:7
Trout time (hatchery) 28.8:12
Fishing industry council proposed 30.8:11
Trout fishing season opens
1.9:1
Patrol launch commissioned
1.9:1
New fishing restrictions
2.9:3
Fishermen launch price quiz 2.9:25
Valuable fish
8.9:3
16 lb. tailor his reward
9.9:3
Prawns likely export rival
11.9:7
Big fish grounds located 20.9:10
Dead trout in river (Cox) 20.9:12
Fast current confuses police search (fishing
vessel Carol) 25.9:1
Anglers protest on perch law 25.9:6
Woodville fishing complaint 29.9:9
More weight to test prawn nets 14.10:29
12-raile zone plan for Aust. fishing 26.10:13
Fish club to hold dinner 2.11:7
Fish gifts to museum 2.11:8
Fishing titles (Port Stephens) 4.11:28
Award winner catches 168 lb. shark 6.11:12
Fishing needs help of Governraent
11.11:10
Crab nets to be legalised
17.11:7
Plan sought by oyster farmers (Port Stephens)
24.11 :7
"It doesn't pay to catch fish" 30.11:17
8 lb. 4 oz. bream catch
5.12:1
Man leaps for life (fishing trawler) 6.12:1
Trawl net raesh accepted
12.12:4
Costly sea catch begins trip 20.12:8
Lakes' prawn supply plentiful 22.12:4
Talks on fish zone proposed
28.12:12
FLOODS
Floodwater covers much of S.A. north 28.2:3
Food flown to Alice Springs
2.3:23
Food drop for flooded N.T. 8.3:1
Nepean expected to burst its banks 9.3:24
Flooding covers 5 railes of railway (S.Aust.)
10.3:1
Log carries nurse to safety: worst flood hits
Qld. 13.3:1
500 flood victims in shelters sit up at Innisfail 14.3:1
Sick people on rooftops wait to be rescued
15.3:1
Full scale relief operatinns as Qld. flood
crisis eases 16.3:1
Chaos trail left by floods
17.3:1
Tasmania food raay go north 17.3:8
Northern rivers falling
20.3:1
Floods recede from shopping area (Lismore)
21 .3:3
Urgent flood aid case to Canberra 29.3:3
"Tardy" flood aid denial 30.3:1
Danger of flooding soon over (Paterson,
William Rivers) 3.4:1
Flooded area thanks donors
6.4:4
Maitland gets new flood boat 26.5:12
3 die in Qld. floods 12.6:1
Hundreds raove frora homes as floods cause
widespread chaos 13.6:1
Landslide halts traffic on main rail line
13.6:1, 3
Flood rescue build up 14.6:1, 19
Rail link may be clear today
14.6:19
Flood danger on North Coast begins to ease
15.6:1
Unbeedy may be needy
16.6:1
Snake attacks girl flood victira 17.6:3
Flood warning in Queensland
21.6:1
Flood alert in North 22.6:1
Free rail for gifts of fodder
22.6:3
670,000 grant to repair flooded roads 22.6:10
River flood risk passes; only danger is heavy
rain 23.6:1
Hunter area flood danger passes as weather
eases 24 .6 :1
Reports on floods help plans 28.6:6
Co-operatives give flood relief 28.6:10
Dairy firm to give 82,000 fodder relief
1.7:23
Upper Hunter launches hay appeal 3.7:10
300 hay bales for flood area (Kempsey)
4.7:13
Singleton sends hay to North 6.7:14
Flood loss tallies in thousands 8.8:15
Flood toll now five 8.8:15
Askin pledge on flood damage
9.8:3
Council backs flood move (Patri* Plains)
25.8:5
Start urged on Manning flood plan 31.8:12
Extension of farmer flood aid approved
5.9:13
34-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
FLOODS (Con'1 . )
Farmer swept away in flood at Seahara 23.10:1
Rain eases hut many farms flooded 23.10:3
Flood falling but farms still covered
24.10:1
Levees system cuts losses
25.10:3
Manning flood damage relief 25.10:9
Grant follows flood daraage 3.11:16
Shire seeks aid in flood work (Taree) 2.12:27
FLOODS - HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST
Deputy Mayor on Hunter Trust (Aid. l.O'Donnell)
6. 1 :4'
River channel at Singleton could succeed
6.1:5
860,000 plan to clear Dart Brook 18.1:5
Howe's Lagoon channel report ready 19.1:5
Big outlay on soil control
25.1:7
Howe's Lagoon conference
8.2:6
H.V. trust deficit SlOqOOO 8.3:17
Bank erosion control plan 21.3:21
Flood control talks in Sydney 30.3:10
Overdraft cover sought by Trust 5.4:10
Hunter Trust "includes Williaratown" 25.4:7
Planned works in Hunter reduced 27.4:7
Mr. Dorsman in Trust office 27.4:7
All money for river work will be spent 3.5:10
87ra. for river works, soil conservation
4.5:62
Stateraent on work's policy 10.5:10
Advance to Trust 26.5:13
River works approved 7.6:12
Trust look at river levee site planned
8.6:7
Trust criticisra defended 23.6:13
Shire unhappy with one vote
4.7:4
Visit to levee site postponed 4.7:13
Trust acts on stream control 5.7:10
Trust raeraber resigns (E. W. Bowraaker) 5.7:10
Trust concerned at reply 14.7:12
River control costs 8110,795 20.7:12
Trust meeting for Maitland
20.7:12
Policy meeting on farm water 21.7:14
Shire attack on farm water subsidy plan
23.7:13
Channel ineffective in floods (Howe's Lagoon)
2.8:8
Model to be used to test spillway 3.8:10
Tests held on Bolwarra spillway work 10.3:3
Minor damage to floodgate (Raworth) 10.8:3
Conservation bill again before House
16,8:1
McDougall attacks trust rate 18.8:4
Conservation Bill calted "burglary" 31.8;]2
Beale's retort on Trust levy
1.9:1
Trust criticises construction of Lostock Dara
6.9:10
Trust adopts plan to widen creek (Wallis Creek)
7.9:12
Trust sets time limit for claims 11.9:13
No opposition to trust bill 13.9:3
Labour members deny report
14.9:3
13.9:3
Report on bill "accurate"
Trust rate bill in Upper House 20.9:1
Trust group to tour Victoria 20.9:9
Hunter Valley Trust bill goes through 21.9:3
8446,000 for river works 21.9:11
Skilton gets extension 23.9:9
Trust amendment now law
29.9:4
Hughes asks trust to meet council (Port Stephens)
4.10:19
8165,000 plan for WoUorabi Brook section
12.10:14
Dunraore flood work plan 14.10:13
860,000 plan to iraprove Valley river 18.10:8
Trust criticised on levee delay
24.10:9
896,980 spent on river schemes 27.10:12
Trust inspects flood model 28.10:28
Dam promises farm security (Lostock) 8.11:4
Hunter Valley Trust sets rates for 1968
8.11:10
Valley trust's loan bid for works build-up
17.11:15
Trust approves Raymond Terrace levee 13.11:28
Wrangling over levee says M.L.C. 30.11:23
Shire accepts plan for levee 1.12:4
Trust treated like boys, says chairman 6.12:10
Minister rebukes Valley Trust 8.12:4
Valley Trust and the Minister (Leader) 11.12:2
FLOODS - MITIGATION
Big subsidy for Walcha scheme 13.1:5
Qld. man may speak at flood mitigation talk
30.3:10
Maitland talks on flooding
26.5:4
Help on water falls short (Leader) 31.5:2
Drought and flood: Hunter Valley gives a lead
31.5:2
Federal plans
31.5:2
Public unaware of conservation need 31.5:9
River control scheme for Williaras 6.7:14
FLOODS - MITIGATION
(Con't.)
Executive to meet on flood needs
14.7:12
Maitland dara plan to cut flood danger
18.8:5
Flood raitigation aid approach
27.9:3
Councils to share fund
29.9:3
Extra grants of 85m. for flood schemes
20.10:5
3-year river works to cost 827,000 (Paterson)
23.10:10
Bill to increase mitigation aid 26.10:3
Move on flood project (Lower Manning) 3,11:16
FLUORIDATION
Council presses on fluoridation (Manning)
22.2-9
Fluoride inquiry on Taree water
24.2:9
Fluoride paste shown to reduce decay
25,2:3
Fluoridation key to dental health
28.2:13
Expert backs fluoridation 6.3:12
Dental health plan hope in fluoridation
19.4:19
(Fluoridation) Health disservice (note)
25.4:2
Manning Shire wants fluoride
23.4:12
Maitland refusal on fluoride reaffirmed
10.5:10
A dormant issue (Leader) 12.5:2
Scone could get fluoride
12.5:10
Fluoride issue decision raade 16.5:4
Survey shows iraportance of fluoride
14.6:19
Stroud says no to fluoridation 21.6:11
Fluoridation not for Forster 23.6:4
Greenleaf to supply fluorine 27.6:12
83,800 to start fluoridation (Scone) 17.7:6
.Success seen in attack on fluoride
10.8:12
Board raeraber to back fluoridation (H.D.W.B.)
14.10:14
Great battle for fluoride
24.10:2
I n B r i t a i n t h e l a w raay f o r c e t h e i s s u e
24.10:2
Large Cockle Creek order to fluoridate Sydney
water 31.10:3
Manning vote to fluoridate 11.11:11
Fluoride agreed to by Forster 22.11:9
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS
Quotas for raargarine "sound" system
15.2:1
Dairymen welcome decision
15.2:1
Margarine fight in another round
16.2:3
Chaffey views Miracle
24.2:1
Margarine facts "distorted"
8.3:8
Margarine "export" denounced
15.3:5
Cautious in replies on raargarine 22.3:10
Govt, to inspect new raargarine 30.3:3
Hunger: as world's food runs out. 1, 10.5:2
Norseraan plans salt exports 31.5:13
Our cooking "dreadful" (Gayelord Hauser)
2.6:4
Record rice harvest 6.6:13
"Massive effort needed" for food problems
19.6:10
Dearer ice cream
9.9:1
World seed bank to be set up 12.10:12
Drink groups takeover (N.S.W. Aerated Water
Pty. Ltd., Mullens Cordials Pty. Ltd. bought
by Schweppes (Aust.) Ltd.) 10.11:1
Cordial raaker heads for new horizons
10.11 :10
McEwan urges all share in food aid 4.12:15
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - BREAD
3,000 bread industry workers granted rises
4.5:3
Watch kept on bakeries (Melbourne)
5,6:1
Bread prices will rise by Ic on Thursday
11.6:1
New plant raakes 5,500 loaves an hour (Woodlands) 26.7:12
Apprentice bakers at serainar 27.7:25
Bakers to fight 6-day week (Vic.) 4.8:6
Baking raove in Victoria
21.9:3
M.L.A. seeks action on bread round 17.11:5
Bread price increase to be sought 5.12:3
Ic increase in Vic. bread
16.12:25
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - EGGS AND POULTRY
Egg Board in new preraises
14.2:4
"Cheating" on weight of poultry 25.2:5
Egg income higher
3.3:5
Poultry industry boost to rural area
9.3:9
Egg Board opening
24.3:4
Eggs dearer today
1.5:3
New Guinean Ms.P. pay visit (Steggles) 3.5:24
33 million eggs a year (Survey Supp.) 4.5:64
Big business (poultry) (Survey Supp.) 4.5:64
Chicken body to act on water content 24.5:11
8110,000 refund to egg producers 29.6:24
W a n i n g of possible egg glut
13,7:22
New type of egg packaging
18.7:11
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N.M.H. INDEX
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS
EGGS AND POULTRY
(Con't.)
Marrickville in poultry market 4.8:10
Cash issue by Steggles 5.8:10
Hen price down 4e
7.8:3
N.S.W. egg sales up 31.8:21
Too many e g g s f o u l m a r k e t
16.9:3
I n s p e c t i o n of p o u l t r y a d v o c a t e d
16.9:4
Warning on e g g s
13.9:7
Reduction in egg p r i c e s
30.10:3
1.12:1
Egg r a t e b i d
Egg f a r m e r s g e t w a r n i n g
7.12:14
Chicken c l a i m c a l l e d " u n f a i r "
21.12:14
C r i t i c i s m of c h i c k e n m a r k e t i n g
26.12:3
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Fumes not p r o v e d a s c a u s e of f r u i t d a m a g e :
19.1:9
Jago
Air p o l l u t i o n t a k e s t o l l ( S p e e r s P o i n t )
25,1:5
Citrus fruits board poll 7.3:20
Record potato planting
10.3:15
Tomatoes, beans for harvest
15.3:21
Late sown potato loss high 5.4:20
Guyra potatoes being dug 6.4:18
Canning beans give good yield 24.4:15
Plant begins mushroom production 8.5:12
Blight hits crops of potatoes 8.5:14
Citrus fruits board 1.6:13
Election for Citrus Board 7.6:12
M.L.A. claims 82lra. loss at markets (Sydney)
15.6:14
Fruit Board nominations
17.6:4
82429 profit to packing house (Gosford)
19.6:11
Big Jump in seed potato prices 28.6:10
Potato crop holding in wet ground
8.7:8
Tops Citrus Board poll (N. Sonter) 27.7:10
High yield in crop of turnips 5.8:11
Licence urged for growing of vegetables
12.9:13
Market plan approved (Sydney)
20.9:3
Farmers sow t h i r d p o t a t o c r o p s
6.10:19
Vegetable growers to d i s c u s s r e p o r t s
18.10:8
"Nuisance" by raarket buyers 26.10:4
Fly beaten in bananas 15.11:9
Growers face banana glut 17.11:6
Canners may get aid first 30.11:1
Potato yield down on average 7.12:12
Small rise in apple cost 23.12:8
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS
MEAT
Heat c a r t e r s to s t a y out
9.3:3
Meat i n s p e c t i o n change urged
10.3:4
Meat s t r i k e r s to r e t u r n Monday 1 1 . 3 : 5
Meat production a t even r a t e
4,4:13
Study of U.S. meat s a l e s methods 2 4 . 4 : 1 0
Anderson i n c r e a s e s o p e r a t i o n s
13.5:10
Meat, mutton production in s h a r p f a l l
3.6:23
One change in Meat Board 1 5 . 6 : 3
European beef levy r e v e r s a l 20, 6:3
Drop in meat production 2 . 8 ::5
Sale of lamb 1 9 . 8 : 3
Meat Board bid for 850,000
25.8 9
More lean beef could go t o U..S
4.9:
Japan i n c r e a s e s beef quota 13.9:15
Production of meat f a l l s
20.10:16
Sheepmeat production reduced
2.11:23
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - MILK AND BUTTER
North Coast dairymen to hold meeting
11.1:6
5,300 tons of milk powder 18.1:15
Dairymen to query board policy 19.1:5
Dairy plan being considered 23.1:4
Meetings ask "keep quotas" on margarine
28.1:11
Ice cream lowers milk sales
2.2:6
Five-monthly increase in dairy output
4.2:10
Dispute threat to milk supplies 21.2:3
Automatic plant for cheesemaking 25.2:4
Inquiry soon on rail link
2.3:5
Canberra will debate butter dispute
3.3:3
Committee to lead dairymen
3.3:5
Butter decline survey 3.3:14
Upper Hunter yields raore milk 4.3:11
Denman earns praise by Ferguson 8.3:17
Unpasteurised milk cause of concern 8.3:17
New State effect on milk trade 9.3:12
Milk hat-trick at Royal Show (Hunter Valley
Co-op. Dairy Co. Ltd.) 24.3:8
Eerguson stateraent not p o l i c y 3 . 4 : 9
Slight r i s e in d a i r y p r o d u c t i o n
3.4:10
Singleton b u t t e r wins a g a i n 4 . 4 : 1 7
Dairy i n d u s t r y plan extended
6.4:3
Butter has a long h i s t o r y
6.4:16
35-1967
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - MILK AND BUTTER (Con't.)
Pay increases for 1,500 railk workers
10.4:7
New State "could lose railk market" 13.4:4
House passes dairying bill 21.4:1
Dairy men honoured for work 29.4:4
Minister on butter sale contract 4.5:25
Posers on afternoon railk deliveries 5.5:1
Milk production (Taree) 9.5:15
Changes in dairy operations urged 24,5:8
"Oak" firra's clean sweep 25.5:12
Increase in railk production 25.5:21
Dairyraen average 82,548 26.5:3
Dairyraen to get lessons 27.5:11
Dairy outlook "rauch better" 31.5:9
Standard milk tests plan 6.6:13
Milk Board to hear price applications 9.6:10
Talks to help dairy farmers
10.6:10
Dairy school arranged at Muswellbrook
12.6:12
Research to help dairymen
15.6:27
Many factors in Vic. dairy lead 19.6:11
Equal bounty to butter, cheese 22.6:10
Planning "needed" in State dairy industry
22.6:10
Minister lauds co-operative for foresight
29.6:10
Study of bulk milk planned
1.7:23
"Sorae change" for dairyraen
3.7:1
Dairymen talk of "ominous change signs"
6.7:3
Dairymen's debate on raargarine 6.7:14
Hunter railk in no-return pack
4.8:4
Singleton produces best railk 4.8:14
No obligation on bulk railk scherae 8.8:10
Dairy production up in Australia 10.8:22
Milk Board candidate 11.8:12
Boost in dairy production 1.9:6
Bacon flavoured butter
1.9:9
Winning farm's railk increase (D Ellis & Sons)
4.9:10
Agreeraent on butter remote 7.9:25
Dairyraen lift production
11.9:10
Milk chief at meeting
19.9:17
Milk on tap (new type packaging) 20.9:3
Dungog factory increases plant 22.9:4
Singleton milk output up 22.9:14
Record set in milk production 23.9:4
Lactation test set record 25.9:6
Dairy output down in July 26.9:4
Conditions good for dairymen 30.9:24
Cost increases disturb dairy chairraan 2.10:10
Evening railk could start in New Year 10.10:3
2nd Victorian railk price bid "probable"
12.10:4
Evening railk plan accepted 14 10:30
Advice to dairymen on butter 20.10:20
Butter, cheese figures rise 26.10:23
Wingham man on Milk Board 31 10:13
Hunter dairying prospects good 1.11:9
October milk output steady 1.11:20
Returns on railk questioned 9.11:3
Concern over price of cartoned milk 10.11:4
Wyong railk quotas may be increased 21.11:15
Dairy aid in city sales 24.11:12
Increase in butter subsidy 30.11:5
Dairy output decline
30.11:14
Milk raargins review 30.11:17
Borderline dairy plan speeded up 2.12:3
Milk intake drops at two factories (Singleton,
M'brook)
2,12:27
10 p.c. lift in butter payment 6.12:30
Dairymen urge price increase 6.12:37
Dairy study by Cabinet 6.12:37
Week-end milk issue still alive 9.12:11
Long days of railk (Bowraan & Brunner, Hunter
Valley Co-op. Dairy) 11.12:10
Dairyraen seek Govt, cash aid
12.12:1
Dairyraen elect new officers (Maitland)
14.12:14
Problems likely in butter sale
23.12:8
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - SUGAR
Aust sugar price proposal "in few days"
4.5:2
More sugar goes to America 8.6:25
Sugar goes up miC a lb. 19.6:1
Furth er price rises forecast 20.6:8
C.S.I .R.O. grant for sugar 26.6:6
3.7:6
Prote st at sugarfrice rise
15.7:9
New ugar export
No CO ntrol on sugar price, says Premier
15.8: 4
World sugar pact talks soon 7.9:12
Bill to ratify sugar rise 23.9:5
8l5m. loan to sugar industry 26.10:26
Sugar exports keep old rate 22.11:12
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - WHEAT
Miller tanker to carry wheat to India
Plan for greater wheat storage 5.1:3
4.1:14
36-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - WHEAT (Con't.)
FOOD AND FOODSTUFFS - WHEAT (Con't.)
36,000-ton record wheat shipment
6.1:4
815 million wheat sold 7.1:20
Wheat land area stays high 13.1:5
Biggest sale of flour to Ceylon 27.1:1
Big wheat arrivals 1.2:9
Aerodrorae as temporary wheat store 7.2:18
Big wheat deal with Chile 9.2:18
Wheat crop record 14.2:3
Big wheat sale to Chile
17.2:1
Strike leads to dismissals 25.2:9
Black list on silo work
8.3:4
Wheat ports grant plea
10.3:4
Strikers at silo to go back
11.3:4
Infested wheat treated 15.3:1
State seeks 824m. for wheat silos 22.3:7
Wheat leaves for Chile 31.3:3
Wheat sold to Peru and Brazil 5.4:13
Wheat industry survey
12.4:3
Record in wheat
13.4:16
Extra wheat silo backed 24.4:15
Board confident of wheat sales 29.4:10
More wheat through silos (Survey Supp.)
4.5:38
Wheat record likely at Merriwa 6.5:25
Record wheat cargoes likely
9.5:3
Record wheat cargo leaves port 13.5:1
Bacteria aids wheat yield 17.5:6
Wheat dump proposal 25.5:12
China buys 890m. worth of wheat 27.5:1
8lm. increase for wheat storage plan 27.5:9
Talks held on wheat export berths 31.5:11
Wheat could set record
3.6:3
Railways wheat record 6.6:13
3 ships likely to share wheat record
16.6:7
New wheat order by India 24.6:1
No settleraent in Carrington row 28.6:4
Record wheat export 29.6:28
4.7:4
Ships lift big tonnage of wheat
Ship continues wheat loading
6,7:4
Grain elevators board election 6.7:10
Wheat research grant announced 6,7:16
Wheat ship sails Monday
7.7:4
Record wheat load for U.K. 15.7:9
Big wheat excess predicted 21.7:8
Wheat research post (Prof. I. A. Watson)
21.7:8
India to get wheat soon 26.7:3
Election delay sought (Grain Elevators Board)
28.7:5
Im. raore acres of wheat likely 1,8:13
Shipments of wheat may reach Im. tons
2.8:4
Candidates for Grain Board
3.8:5
Elevator Board roll extension 4.8:10
Wheat storage 4.8:14
Assurance in grain storage 7.3:11
Record for wheat set in port 10.8:4
52 nations agree on wheat price 21.8:9
Wheat trading terras to alter 23.8:4
Bins to take more grain 30.8:3
Wheat crop needs rain
7.9:5
Wheat crops in danger 14.9:10
Free plans for wheat units 18.9:4
Temporary storage for wheat 18.9:10
Wheat men sow 8m. acres 19.9:8
140ra. bus. cut in wheat crop forecast
28.9:26
More big wheat cargoes going from Newcastle
30.9 :3
Drought in 60 p.c. of wheat area
5.10:11
Sites for wheat terminal (Aberdeen) 11.10:13
Tide beat her (Frixos) 12.10:3
New store, port contracts under way
12.10:4
Top wheat tonnage (Frixos) 13.10:4
Wheat storage bulkhead for Aberdeen 20.10:20
More ports proposed for wheat 21.10:2
Grain bins to be ready soon 23.10:13
Threat to new cargo record
23.10:14
Labour M.H.R. lands China's wheat deals
26.10:13
Wheat crop estimate cut 200m. bushels 27.10:8
More storage for wheat (Merriwa) 30.10:10
Wheat harvest raay be halved
2.11:7
Four appointed to grain board 3.11:4
Wheat crop wins award ("Eulabar") 4.11:11
lOOm. bushels (N.S.W.) 8.11:5
"Wheat crops never better" (M'brook) 8.11:9
Wheat exports near Ira. tons (Newcastle)
9.11 :14
Sister ship tops wheat record (Phaethon)
10,11:4
Height pay granted for silos 16.11:16
Merriwa wheat harvest begins 23.11:12
Mill closure inquiry continuing (flour)
23.11:14
Wheat export price rise 1.12:8
Port handles record wheat 2.12:1
Price of flour to rise 2.12:3
Speed-up at wheat silo - Merriwa
2.12:27
Bigger wheat harvest likely 11.12:11
Wheat intake sets board record
14.12:24
Wheat crop estimate 95m. bushels 21.12:7
Start soon on wheat berth
26.12:3
Wheat fills bulk silo (Merriwa) 29.12:3
FORESTRY
Forest fires exceed 1900 a year
17.1:4
SlOra. for forestry projects 27.3:11
Syraposiura on forestry
10.4:5
820m. loan for trees
12.5:7
State forest extended
18.5:3
63,500 forestry prize to S.A.
27.5:5
Committee to interview timber men (Bulahdelah)
15 7:23
Bulahdelah tiraber "problera district" 20.7:5
Tiraber safety laws proposed
5.8:4
Koreans in timber raission 7.8:7
New road for State forest 7.8:11
2 pine plots (Bohle Plateau area) 16.8:4
Minister.? plan to see forest
17.8:10
Wyong forestry officer retires (A. A, Monnox)
1.9:6
New road for State forest (Gladstone,
Bellingen) 14.10:30
Part of rare forest raay be kept (The Entrance
Nth.) 4.11:11
Tiraber industry riskiest 30.11:3
Forest study at Uni. urged 30.11:23
Forest road (Grange State Forest) 11.12:14
Tiraber study sought by Ministers
15.12:7
FUEL
Labour outlines fuel policy
22.5:10
Miners back fuel serainar 2.10:4
Coal loses ground as No. 1 fuel
2.12:10
GLENBAWN DAM
Glenbawn level rises steadily
11.3:23
Glenbawn up 23.3:4
13.4:6
Only 13.7 p.c. in Glenbawn
Dam level up on past year 1.6:13
Level of dam still rising
6.7:3
Glenbawn area cloud seeded
12.7:8
Danger seen in sharing Glenbawn water 17.11:4
Water rivalry (note) 18.11:2
GOLD
78.5 p.c. rise in Qld. gold
6.5:3
Gold raine lease in Upper Hunter
16.6:10
McMahon to seek rise in gold price 7.9:21
88,000 in their pockets (Kalgoorlie) 21.12:3
HIRE PURCHASE
Record debt to finance corapanies 24. 3:5
Fears on H.P. 11.4:1
State raay toughen H.P. laws 27.4:3
March finance loans rise 24.5:3
Bill to curb "hot" selling
1.6:3
Talks on wise use of credit
3.7:3
Hire purchase debt rises 21.11:15
85m. a day credit spending 29.11:19
HONOURS AND DECORATIONS
M.B.E. awarded for aid to 900 children (Mrs.
D. Clarkson)
2.1:1
Award on coramunity service (W. A. Bishop)
2.1:2
2.1:4
Knighthoods for 13 Australians
Other honours
2.1:4
Victoria Cross appeal lags 26.1:21
Appeal to buy back V.C. nears target 2.3:19
Imperial Service Medal Awards 22.3:7
Anzac raedal 28.3:11
Dead hero's V . C to son (W/O. Kevin Wheatley)
30.3:1
Pride and sorrow for widow (W/O. Kevin Wheatley)
1.4:1
Symons' V.C. bought
11.4:15
U.K. decorates six diggers 17.5:3
Move for Aust. honours awards 19.5:3
Brave woraen (Misses Fricker, Gray, Fairfax)
20.5 :1
Army officers awarded O.B.E. 26.5:3
Gallantry award for dead officer (Carruthers)
1 .6:3
Six awards to R.A.A.F. raen 6.6:3
Queen creates 17 knights; Calwell a Privy
Councillor (Birthday honours) 10.6:1, 23
Queen invests Holt with C.H.
15.6:1
Human shield soldier wins George Cross (Corp.
Constable)
25.7:1
Girl wins top award (Patricia Dickson) 26.8:1
Brave girl gave blush of pride, bow of respect
(Dickson) 23.9:1
Queen's bravery award for P.C. (Constable G.
Wegg) 4.10:1
Brave men honoured 5.10:16
V.C. for Major (Badcoe) killed in Vietnam war
17.10:1
X"
N.M.H,
HONOURS AND DECORATIONS
(Con't.)
Nobel p r i z e s a w a r d e d
31.10:1
Top j e t f i g h t e r p i l o t w i n s one of t h r e e a w a r d s
13.11:1
16 Air F o r c e men win V i e t n a m a w a r d s
20,11:3
Medal t o woman f o r s a v i n g boy ( B r i g a d i e r
Cotterill)
3.12:1
HOUSING
Big contracts for homes let
5.1:4
Gateshead West horaes tender
5.1:8
Extra 8100,000 for housing
6.1:5
Six Gateshead West cottages 12.1:8
Bank's loans for housing total 8200m. 19.1:19
Home-unit blocks for aged 21.1:9
Lift in new homes last raonth 26.1:3
Contracts let by Housing Coraraission 28.1:4
No lift for housing "till June" 31.1:3
Medowie home bid fails 31.1:4
Units for 28 aged people - 8105,594
2.2:5
Housing loans extended
8.2:1
A.L.P. housing coramission merabers go
9.2:3
Commission to build units for aged 20.2:4
C.B.C. home loans to rise 23.2:10
Windale housing tender
3.3:6
Gateshead West horaes tender
3.3:6
Gateshead West horaes tender 4.3:12
864,472 tender for aged units 9.3:13
Gateshead West home tenders 9.3:24
Gosford units for aged 9.3:25
Homes grant near 833m. 13.3:1
16 houses for Muswellbrook 15.3:21
Housing plea to Minister successful (Singleton)
17.3:15
Gateshead West homes tender 22.3:8
Aged people's units at Nelson Bay 24.3:4
Tenders called for homes at Singleton 30.3:10
Mortgage on aged horae soon cleared (Kariiigal)
31.3:4
Better housing standards urged
4.4:3
Savings grant measure
7.4:3
Gateshead West horae tenders 14.4:6
Rent-free solar house (Qld.) 15.4:6
Muswellbrook seeks flats
15.4:23
More homes for Gosford Shire
18.4:7
Gateshead West homes tender 20.4:9
Home aid "causes city drift" (Cessnock)
4.5:8
Gateshead West homes tender
4.5:10
Windale homes tender 4.5:10
More sites for Commission (Survey Supp.)
4.5:55
Societies to lend 8l0m. for horaes (Survey Supp.
4.5:55
"Boom" in flat building in Newcastle
9.5:4
Senate firm on bill's araendraent
10.5:3
Homes contracts worth 878,206 11.5:7
Harmless type of borers in many horaes
19.5:4
Tender accepted (Gosford) 23.5:14
Unusual April lift in housing 24.5:3
Hawk's Nest requests raore horaes 24.5:9
Legacy plans homes for aged widows (Chatham)
2.6:12
Gateshead West eight cottages
3.6:4
Legacy horae units (Gosford)
8,6:7
Contract let for horaes (Singleton & Scone)
8,6:7
Gateshead West homes tender
8,6:8
Record in loans for homes 9.6:10
Homes needed at Cessnock 10,6:4
Home units plan for Maitland 22.6:10
New building figure rises 23.6:4
Gateshead West - cottage tenders 23.6:13
11 New homes for Wyong 29.6:10
Costs take extra loan money
4.7:3
Dunstan hint on housing funds talks
7.7:3
Demolition powers adequate
7.7:7
News soon of housing allocation 7.7:13
Top builder warns on housing
8.7:4
Gateshead West homes tenders
8.7:8
Land deal for horaes under way 10.7:9
Gateshead West horaes contract
13.7:8
Funds for home loans 13.7:9
Homes tenders (Gateshead West) 14.7:6
Beresfield protest on Coramission plan 18.7:9
Homes and people for Beresfield (Leader)
19.7:2
Proud of our homes", street's reply (Beresfield) 19.7:9
Gateshead West homes contract
20.7:8
8199,800 for new homes (Winghara) 20.7:12
Bureau seeks more raoney for housing 21.7:12
Agreement on flat code 27.7:1
Gateshead West homes contract 27.7:8
Housing land plea (PloraviUe)
27.7:8
Housing loans of 83,800,000
28.7:8
Commission lets tenders 3.8:15
Commission considers new sites 11.8:12
Six cottages - Gateshead West
r7.8:9
INDEX
HOUSING
37-1967
(Con't.)
Housing tenders - Gateshead West 21.8:12
Housing loans 22.8:15
Housing plan put to Govt. 23.3:9
Wall collapses - Nesca Parade 24.8:3
Satellite towns advocated
28.8:9
Bill not to be amended 31 8:1
Housing hints for Minister 2.9:10
Gateshead West - seven cottages 5.9:14
Home finance scherae for Maltese
7.9:5
Bank to lend in home plan
11.9:6
Wyong to get 11 new cottages 11.9:13
Contracts let for 28 horaes 14.9:4
14.9:5
Sites inquiry by Housing Commission
Homes instead of shops plan (Harailton Sth.)
21.9:4
Steep lift in housing loan insurance 21.9:21
Aged units for Gosford 22.9:7
Frustrations of buying a house 23.9:2
Gateshead West home tenders 23.9:4
Association's record 851m. housing 25.9-9
Not suitable (Adamstown rifle range land)
30.9 : 9
Complaints on wells; owner denies danger
(Raymond Terrace) 7.10:11
Allocation of homes under way 7.10:11
Gateshead West - six new homes 14.10:9
553 housing units built 18.10:8
Homes for 7,000 (Fern Bay) 27.10:1
Housing grants 23.10:29
14 new homes in Maitland 1.11:7
Gateshead West homes contract 2.11:10
Demand for homes "increasing" 3.11:5
24 housing units for aged people (Gateshead
W.) 4.11:9
Council plea on housing (Dungog) 8.11:9
Lack of funds for building (Maitland) 9.11:12
Commission lets home contracts 15.11:10
887m. lent for homes 16.11:15
Age units (Charlestown) 17.11:7
5 horaes for E. Maitland
18.11:27
Up again, down again (wall at Gateshead West)
22.11:1
Contracts for horaes worth 8177,100 let
23.11:7
C a l l f o r raove on bank home l o a n c e i l i n g
24.11:17
8100,000 home loan at Woy Woy 30.11:12
More lent by banks on housing 6.12:30
Windale housing tenders
7.12:9
Housing tenders total 6143,558 14.12:16
24 units for aged people (Long Jetty) 14.12:23
Aged units - Gateshead West 21.12:8
Swansea homes contract 21.12:8
Federal grant level for homes raised
23.12:8
Trees needed (note) 28.12:2
Trees planted by Rotarians (Gateshead West)
28.12:4
HUNTER VALLEY
Drought and recovery - Valley proves its
strength (Survey Supp.) 4.5:62
Changes in the Valley 24.6:2
HUNTER VALLEY RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Five new men for research 20.1:4
Effects of drought in report 21.2:4
More staff for foundation 6.3:15
Melbourne given case on Hunter 28.4:4
Overseas talks for Renwick 24.4:10
Lead through research (Survey Supp.) 4.5:36
Hunter in proraotion campaign 6.5:11
Foundation study for dam at Lostock 20.5:8
Foundation help requested 27.5:25
Meraorial prizes
6.6:9
Victorian group to pay visit 23.6:4
Urgent need for research into electronics
11.7:4
New Chairraan of Foundation (K. Booth) 12.8:4
Research body's funds plea 27.9:5
Lord Mayor's doubts on foundation 4,10:1
Foundation seeks Cessnock aid 5.10:10
Research body defended
5.10:12
City and the Foundation (Leader) 9.10:2
Research and the Hunter Valley (K. Booth)
9.10:2
Alderraen attack foundation role (Maitland)
11.10:8
No increase to foundation (Muswellbrook)
14.10:3
Third council rejects plea (Merriwa) 21.10:12
Foundation studies farming 28.10:28
Foundation grant may be increased (Pt. Stephens)
16 11:5
Investment surge likely for Newcastle
17.11:2
Ninety-five roads to the future 25.11:2
Industries survey in Dungog
23.12:4
Research body's work defended
29.11:5
Liaison service "successful" 2.12:4
Foundation to survey industries 7.12:4
38-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
INDUSTRIAL (Con't.)
IMMIGRATION
Grumbling migrants criticised
4.1:14
Migrant interest falls off
6.1:4
Woman to be deported (Lianne Morrison) 6.1:11
Some migrants out of place 7.1:4
Young migrants ill on liner 10.1:3
State plan to lure immigrants 11.1:11
Mafia "getting past screen for migration"
14.1:4
Naturalisation for 3,200 20.1:3
Migration changes the face of Australia
26.1:2
Migrants become Australians 27.1:4
Migrants protest on tariff (Wacol Hostel)
31.1:3
Migration plan recognises Italian crafts
4.2:23
More migrants 17.2:1
Plan to help migrants 23.2:10
Hostel rise "unavoidable" 9.3:14
Fewer settle in Australia
11.3:3
Plans to use Queen Mary for migrants 30.3:3
Detect migrant breaches 30.3:22
Sharp drop in raigrant applicants 31.3:1
Migration treaty
3.4:9
Protest raarch by raigrants (Melb.) 4.4:3
"Bold" plan to help raigrants 6.4:3
Plan to cut out-flow of migrants
8.4:3
New deal for raigrants - Govt, plans flats for
farailies 10.4:1
Fewer settlers coming (Leader) 11.4:2
Fares plan for migrant return 14.4:1
Going home - lies got couple to corae wife
says 27.4:2
New U.K. o f f i c e f o r
raigration
27.4:4
They l i k e u s
29.4:2
Migrant loses rent test case 29.4:4
Migrant speech plan
5.5:6
Finest migrants "raay cost raore" 6.5:3
Govt, down on migrant aim 12.5:8
Desertion not passport bar 13.5:25
Revival in migration interest 18.5:19
Migrant plan renewed
7.6:3
Mobile centre for migrants
8.6:5
Migrants "fear" national service
16.6:5
More migrants leave Australia 21.6:8
New bill on British immigration 26.6:6
Dutch migrant rate "raay rise" 26.6:7
Migrant flow from Spain 29.6:17
Decrease in Greek migration 3,7:4
Joint mobile office on immigration 8 7:4
Migrants' lunch a "rainbow" 14.7:1
"Instant" citizens 19.7:5
Big increase in Asians naturalised 29.7:11
Director to raeet migrants 31.7:4
Hopeful about migration office in city
1.8:4
130 migrants for naturalisation
3.8:4
134 new citizens
4.8:1
Migrant flats go to Perth
8.8:3
Migrants now more than two raillion 8.8:15
Subsidy to aid country plan for migrants
14.8:1
Van draws citizens 21.8:3
Coloureds at 825 head 25.8:1
Department seeks alien data 28.8:4
Migration campaign extended 30.8:4
Migrant intake to be lower
8.9:3
Migration pact (Italy) 15.9:14
Migrants housing law eased 18.9:3
Urgent talks proposed on migrant fall 19.9:14
Revised raigration agreement covers proxy
brides 27.9:3
Canberra bars Russians 30.9:3
Dutch migrants get more aid
2.10:12
Big rise in Asian migration
11.10:5
Migrant policy change urged
12.10:28
Migrant officer outlines nation's needs
18.10:7
A . L . P . p l a n on
raigration
well received
21.10:9
Survey on migrant problems 23.10:14
One nationality now 25.10:1
Migration losses "no waste" 2.11:3
Russian news man barred, says Unionist
11.11:3
Greek exile's new visa bid 13.11:3
"Tell raigrants prospects on charter planes"
16.11:12
"Inadequate benefits upset migrants 6.12:2
Arrivals top departures 13.12:22
Department to woo migrants
14.12:1
British no longer on passports 15.12:3
Agents fee to enlist migrants 18,12:3
INDUSTRIAL
Unions to review campaign 7.1:19
Member drive by 18 unions 12.1:4
Union rise in membership 9.2:23
Metal Trades elections
10.2:3
Second show card day by unionists
10.2:4
200 stop over union "tickets" (R. & N-)
25.2:4
Union check at Lysaght's today
27.2:7
No incident at union card check
28.2:4
Unions drive for merabers (B.H.P.)
2.3:5
Unions launch final drive for members
7.3:4
Unions satisfied with drive
8.3:4
Increase in perrait explained
20.3:4
Plasterers' union raove for raerger 24.3:3
Unions to vote on combining (building) 29.3:7
Elections after union merger (P.K.I.U.)
4.4:14
3 unions plan merger vote in June (building)
7.4:4
Works cuts in barbers' hair 31.5:1
A holiday becoraes a "sacred cow" (Bank Holiday)
7,8:2
Mayor slates Bank Holiday distinction (Cessnock) 10,8:7
Too hot to touch (Bank Holiday)
(note)
11,8:2
Lord Mayor says holiday "unjust" (Bank Holiday)
12.8:4
Drive by unions in Lisraore 21.8:4
Ovation for union visitor
15.9:3
Search for union unity - J. Comerford
16.9:7
Call to forra lobby group (P.A.T.E.F.A.)
19.9:10
Union plan for national white collar council
20.9 :3
Labour Council vacancy
17.10:3
Marsh gains top Labour Council post 20.10:1
Metal Trades Eraployers' Association - N'cle.
Sect ion 1.11:6
3 stand for organiser (N.S.W. Labour Council)
3.11:3
T.H.C. bans 26 rebel unions (Melbourne)
16,11 :3
No plans for union breakaway (Melbourne)
17.11:3
85 chosen for Duke's congress 24.11:3
Ruling on notice to Unions 7.12:6
Society fined for conterapt (Boilermakers &
Blacksraiths) 7.12:6
Broken Hill standstill 9.12:3
Director of Studies (H. W. Slater, Aust.
Adrainistrative Staff College) 12.12:4
INDUSTRIAL - A.C.T.U.
Hard battle forecast on living costs 29.8:1
Workers and wages (note) 29.8:2
A.C.T.U. will fight to restore the basic
wage policy 30.8:3
A.C.T.U.'s call on inflation 31.8:3
A.C.T.U. to wage raajor bid for 35-hour week
1.9:1
A.C.T.U. call on aborigines
2.9:3
Norainations called for A.C.T.U. post 31.10:14
Call to 26 unions in dispute 4.11:3
Ballot ends in deadlock 9.12:1
INDUSTRIAL
A.E.U.
A.E.U. wants to go alone
5.1:4
Likely new A.E.U. leader
9.1:6
Independence "soon" for Aust. A.E.U. 25.7:12
INDUSTRIAL - A.W.U.
Monk to attend A.W.U. meeting 25.1:6
A.W.U. to seek affiliation 26.1:1
A.W.U backs withdrawal of conscripts 27.1:3
A.W.U ticket to cost 1 dollar more 2.2:22
A.W.U bid to vary 78 awards 15.2:3
A.W.U affiliates with A.C.T.U. 28.2:1
Regular stop by A.W.U. raen 17.8:4
Cleaners' award grievances
13.10:4
Cleaners talk over work award
20.10:4
Cleaning rates "insult" 2.11:16
Union asks Court to vary award 29.11:19
INDUSTRIAL
F.l.A.
Pilfering worry to union
2.3:7
Survey by F.l.A. on awards 29.3:5
Labour leader to op en talks 20.5:4
Ironworkers to meet on pay 9.6:5
Sydney union job fo r Newcastle man (J.Caesar)
12.7:4
17.7:4
F . l . A . a i m s r e p o r t e d to branch
Resignation of F.I. A. secretary (Mr. Schofield)
29.7:11
Union's card drive 16.8:4
Support for Candida tee (Democratic Committee)
28.8:12
Candidate for F.l.A • post states views 14.9:7
F.l.A, calls for po 11 nominees 4.10:5
Every ironworkers' official opposed
17.10:4
Ironworkers warned on vote ticket
17.11:3
Union to seek legal advice on its rebels
18.11:3
N.M.H.
INDUSTRIAL
F.l.A,
(Con't.)
INDEX
39-1967
INDUSTRIAL - EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN
Ironworkers r e t u r n e x e c u t i v e to o f f i c e
5.12:4
No peace in steel (Leader) 6.12:2
F.l.A. poll to official team 6.12:5
Counting in F.l.A. Ballot ends 7.12:4
Union fines 3 members 13.12:4
Branch's first union honour
16.12:9
No decision in Parliament on equality
17.3:15
Public Service asks equal pay 28.6:3
W.A. start toward equal pay 26.10:1
A.C.T.U. to lodge equal pay claim 1.11:12
Civic head favours equal pay in shops
(Wardle) 29.11:3
INDUSTRIAL - INSURANCE AND COMPENSATION
INDUSTRIAL - M.W.U.
After-poll clean-up pay claira 19.5:4
School cleaning pay system
15.6:5
Union unity on P.W.D. grievances 28.7:4
INDUSTRIAL - NEWCASTLE TRADES HALL COUNCIL
Trades Hall election
10.1:4
Ky protest gets union support
13.1:4
Five unopposed in Trades Hall election
13.1:4
Teacher goes in a t T r a d e s Hall e l e c t i o n
27.1:4
Unions plan May Day arrangements 27.2:4
Trades Hall Council supports seamen on ship
manning 10.3:8
May Day 8150 art prize 3.4:4
Union concern over wages
7,4:4
T.H.C. policy on "No" vote backed
21.4:4
Medical charge raove by T.H C.
5.5:4
Big May Day expected
6.5:4
Colleges "needed to train union leadership"
8.5:6
N.T.H.C. backs busraen 19.5:13
N.T.H.C. opposes use of the lash 2.6:13
Meeting call on wage decision
16.6:4
T.H.C. opposes phone tapping 30.6:4
N.T.H.C. supports margins drive 14.7:4
N.T.B.C. hears wages reports 28.7:4
T.H.C. supports Sports Centre
11.8:4
Budget criticised by Trades Hall
25.8:15
T.H.C. hits at Viet, aid law
8.9:3
Unionists automation study plan
14.9:4
Free park Labour Day pop concert
20.9:4
Union protest on Sydney plan 22.9:4
T.H.C. to raeet on dispute (coal-loader)
23.9:4
P a r a d e marks s i x - h o u r day
3.10:8
T . H . C . h i t s a t s e n d i n g raore t r o o p s t o V i e t .
20.10:4
T.H.C. request on full raargins 3.11:16
Technological change talks scheme
30.11:5
Support by T.H.C. over margin.s 15.12:4
INDUSTRIAL - ARBITRATION
"Common sense key" to trade inquiry
Member to press for Judge 29.11:8
8.3:3
INDUSTRIAL - AUTOMATION
Slave with the... perfect memory (Uni. of N'cle.
computer) 25.1:2
Impact of automation in industry
1.8:3
Unionists' autoraation study plan 14.9:4
Solution of job problems 19.9:3
No study by N.S.W. of automation 26.10:3
Rapid increase in number of computers 30.10:6
INDUSTRIAL - BALLOTS AND ELECTIONS
Poll unlikely to change Union leaders (W.W.F.)
4.4:3
Dredge union officers back 19.4:5
Watersiders' President unopposed
14.6:8
W.W.F. officer gains in vote (W, Keating)
5.7:5
Militants in W.W.F. ballot win
6.7:3
Waterside election count ends
7.7:4
Electrical trades officers re-elected
27.9:12
Union elects State secretary (B.W.I.U.)
21.11:3
Metalworkers elect officers 30.11:4
Ironworkers return executive to office 5.12:4
EI.A. poll to official team 6.12:5
Counting in F,1,A. ballot ends 7.12:4
INDUSTRIAL - BASIC WAGE AND COST OF LIVING
Living cost increases 2.4 per cent 25.1:1
A.C.T.U. lodges new wages claim 11.2:1
Canberra "against pay rise
21.4:3
A.C.T.U. lifts wage claim 22.4:1
Govt, against basic wage rise
3.5:1
N.S.W. keeps basic wage idea 19.7:1
C.O.L. up 1.2 p.c. in quarter 21.7:1
Wages up 6 p . c . i n y e a r - C . O . L . r i s e s by 3 p . c .
2.8:3
C.O.L. soars after food price rises 21.10:1
State acts to keep basic wage 24.11:3
837 wage base suggested
1.12:3
"Harm done" by corapensation
4.2:3
Increases in benefits to workers 22.3:3
New rates in worker insurance
10.6:4
Willis to bring Act up to date 27.9:13
Compensation Act change 4.10:20
"Dust" bill again in House 16.11:3
Bill increases compensation 24.11:1
INDUSTRIAL - LONG SERVICE LEAVE
State's leave legislation 24.5:1
Bill for works leave closure 14.9:3
Rowdy scene in House 16.11:3
Four weeks leave (S.A. railway employees)
16.11:5
Long-leave bill criticised 16.11:26
INDUSTRIAL - MANPOWER AND APPRENTICES
Jobseekers in December at high level 17 1:1
Unemployed higher in December
18.1:4
Two-Job holders growing
18,1:8
Team will seek men from U,K. 19.1:4
Rolling stock men discuss redundancy 20.1:4
British lead on training (Leader) 28.1:2
Fewer youths offer for jobs at Taree
8.2:5
Workless up to 88,965 in January 14.2:3
Newcastle jobless balance in January 15.2:4
Industrial decrease
18,2:4
Increased work force 18,2:23
Commuting trend of workforce 25.2:4
Sharp February drop in total of Job seekers
14.3:1
Sharp decline in Jobless total 18.4:3
March jobless total 2,554 19.4:5
"Broader" training for jobs urged
9.5:3
Muswellbrook "net exporter of labour"
13.5:9
Fewer jobless but figure rises in N.S.W.
16.5:3
Eraployraent increases 17.6:1
More register as uneraployed 20.6:3
2,306 rise in number of job seekers 18.7:3
Econoray steady (note) 19.7:2
Jobless woraen 5.8:4
July figures show more employment 15.8:3
Newcastle not eligible for industry fund
14.9:14
Unemployment figures cut in August 19.9:3
Apprenticeship winners 27.9:7
Women to appeal over Jobs (Broken Hill)
10.10:3
4tb careers exhibition 10.10:18
Exhibit opens on careers 11.10:5
Whitlam calls for job diversity
12.10:3
Trainee awards 12.10:4
Willis warns of need to meet challenge
13.10:4
Sharp fall in number of work seekers 17.10:3
Early date backed on training (adult) 26.10:7
Firm wins appeal on apprentice 1.11:7
Women win old jobs back (Broken Hill) 2.11:3
Decline in Job seekers 14.11:1
Fewer register for jobs 15.11:4
Manual work figure falls 25.11:3
Increase in work force 13.12:10
Hammer, sickle sails 19.12:3
INDUSTRIAL - PENSIONS
Workers get benefit plan (Lane's) 16.10:3
Pensions circular by F.l.A. 20.10:4
INDUSTRIAL - SAFETY
6 killed in rural industries
1.6:3
Steel works safety talks 31.10:4
Worker deaths up 27 per cent 5.12:14
INDUSTRIAL - SHOPPING HOURS
New chemists' trading hours law on Friday
19.1:7
Chemists lose longer hours hearing
5.8:3
Shops granted longer hours at Christmas
26.9:1
Later shop hours "not necessary" 27.9:3
New shop hours at Muswellbrook 25.10:9
State reviews retail hours 1.11:1
Union in bid for Saturday closing 15.11:1
Shop closing bid rejected
16.11:3
Union raoves on shopping 6.12:3
"Open go" for shops (Tasraania) 9.12:1
Moves on "open go" for shops
11.12:3
N.M.H.
INDUSTRIAL - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Men to confer on strike at Carrington
2.2:4
in bottler award 2.2:20
Strike clause
Men lose less in disputes
4.2:3
Men vote to end Carrington strike
4.2:4
Strikes off, on
7.2:4
Winter in move on jobs issue 7.2:17
Soft drink pay talks today 9.2:19
5-hour strike at Blue Metal quarry
10,2:4
120 strike on dispute on demarcation
10.2:4
Strikes over at two industries 11.2:4
Strike protest over wages (Lysaght's)
17.2:5
Cleaners end pay stoppage 21.2:3
Strike law review forecast 15.8:1
Six Munmorah Unions guilty
7.9:3
51,623,000 lost in disputes 1.11:5
Interest in settleraent of disputes 6.12:10
INDUSTRIAL
WAGES
Steel pay margin rise likely
10.1:3
British visitor to study wage system
10.1:4
Decision on ma.-gins case withheld
11.1:9
Employers apply for total wage 17.1:3
Rise for garage, workshop men 18.1:5
Wool industry workers get pay rise 19.1:13
Pay rises this week 24.1:1
Building industry pay rises 26.1:21
Wage system attacked by A.C.T.U. 14.2:1
Rises granted to electricians 28.2:3
Move to solve wage jumble
2.3:1
Pay rise for shipworkers
2.3:7
"Common sense key" to trade inquiry (Metal
Trades)
8.3:3
Bonus pay talks in South
10.3:7
"Abortive end to Metal Trades talks" 16.3:3
Court decision means rises for more than
13.3:3
million workers
84,800 more on wage or salary 21.3:4
Australians should have more wealth
4,4:2
Eraployers win wages case right to begin
5.4:3
Judge may alter idea on total wage if worker
shackled
6.4:1
Metal trades to support wage protest
6.4:4
Apology wanted for wages"double dealing"
7.4:3
"Escape h a t c h e s " over wages say eraployers
8.4:3
Pay increases for 1,500 railk workers 10.4:7
Wage rises for women, youths 11.4:1
Eraployees end main wage case 12.4:3
Bench refuses to adjourn total wage bid
15.4:3
Total wage not solution Judge clairas 19.4:19
Wage case delay 20.4:3
Clothing trade raargin rise 22.4:24
Precedent for wage "flow" 4.5:28
Wage case in closing stage
5.5:3
Wage warning by Minister
8.5:3
"Hoodwink" warning 11.5:1
Unions protest on wage case 17..5:5
Log action by motel employees 24.5:4
8l rise in wage; new base
6.6:1
Wage reform (note) 6.6:2
Price stability hope in new wage scale:
8l rise criticised
6.6:3
Key wage hearing speed-up 7.6:1, 23
Federal wage rise called "inadequate"
7.6:12
A.C.T.U. to meet 8.6:1
State acts on wage
8.6:3
New wage condemned 8.6:12
Council says no to stop over wages
9.6:3
Study needed not strikes (Leader) 10.6:2
Clash on total wage changes 14.6:3
Coramission reserves wage decision 16.6:3
Margin case report "by August" 16.6:3
A.C.T.U. will discuss wage decision 17.6:3
A.C.T.U. will discuss wage decision 19.6:14
Unions to give wage views
21.6:3
Unions to consider short-cut 22.6:3
New union rise claim 23.6:3
State awards to include 81 basic wage rise
27.6:1
No State total wage till Federal judgraent
studied 28.6:3
Average wage $58.30 weekly 28.6:11
Strike plan supported 30.6:3
il wage rise in Queensland
1.7:4
Margins rises for operators
6.7:5
Executive to raeet over strike raoves 6.7:12
Turbulence predicted over wage
7.7:8
Strike threat hinges on raeeting 11.7:1
A.C.T.U, to consider strike plan 12.7:3
Four-hour stoppage called in metal trades
13.7:1
Date set for big stoppage
14.7:1
40-1967
INDEX
INDUSTRIAL - WAGES (Con't.)
N.S.W, keeps basic wage idea 19.7:1
Unions advised on rally involvement
20.7:3
Final plans for stoppage
21.7:3
Final plans for metal trade rally
22.7:3
200,000 metal
trades men to stop work
25.7:3
Transition phase in wage-fixing (Leader)
26.7:2
Major industries not seriously bit by stoppage 26.7:3
Group studies wages 28.7:4
Employees to plan wage case 3.8:1
Wage decision conderaned
3.8:3
"Forced into wages fight," union clairas
(E.T.U.)
5.8:4
Wage decision to be A.C.T.U. issue
10.8:3
Metal award decision by Christmas
16.8:3
Lamp workers' wage hearing
16.8:4
Ruling on wages to be tested
18.8:1
No rise pending margins (N'cle. Lamp Works)
24.8:4
Pickle pumper wage cut 31.8:1
Challenge by A.C.T.U. over wage 6.9:1
Full Bench for metal award 22.9:4
5.10:3
Average male pay goes up 84 week
Total wage ruling challenged
11.10:3
Opposition to rise in raargins 11.10:22
A.C.T.U. claims total wage not just
12.10:3
Decision held on wage case 14.10:3
Changes in two awards 21.10:4
Stoppages delay new award (brick, tile &
pottery) 26.10:5
Metal trades finding on 26 positions 26.10:26
Final phase of metal trades case 3.11:7
Rises up to 89.05 a week sought 8.11:5
Metal trades hearing ends 18.11:1
Salary fixing advocated 29.11:19
Coraraission to rule on award inquiry 9.12:3
Employers seek talks on pay rises 12.12:1
Historic decision (Leader) 12.12:2
No strike issue (Leader) 13,12:2
Employers and unions plan tactics on metal
trades pay
13.12:3
A.C.T.U. decides to resist cuts in margins
14.12:1
High Court rejects union bid to reverse
decision on total wage 14.12:3
Resistance to wage absorption
15.12:3
Council meets to discuss award 16.12!3
Benefits, too (note) 20.12:2
Flow-on clairas hearing February 5 20.12:4
Iraproved conditions granted 22.12:5
INDUSTRIAL - WORKING HOURS
Victorian bid on 5-day week
2.8:4
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
No State boost for any area
3.1:4
Industry, port to get new impetus
5.1:1
The year ahead (Leader) 5.1:2
Production drop in industry 25.1:13
Decentralise study by director
13.2:6
State to aid firm in Grafton move
14.2:3
Call made for committee 22.2:1
Union Carbide may open Hunter works 2.3:12
25 raayors in move to decentralise 9.3:24
Help gain Newcastle industries
16.3:4
Newcastle industry panel need
16,3:5
Group to look at spread of industry 16.3:14
Panel "should specialise" on industries
20.3 :7
"Modest upturn" in industry over 3 months
21.3:7
Banks in projects share plan 23.3:1
Model to copy (Leader) - developraent finance
27.3:2
Combined banks to finance Aust. expansion
28.3:1
"Metropolitan" policy slated
14.4:3
Industry output up 844m. in Newcastle area
1.5:10
Industrial development "Survey" Suppleraent
4.5:33-64
Island blocks in demand - "Survey" indicates
further big industrial growth
4.5:1
8690 raillion development
4.5:1
Growth on sound foundations (Leader) 4.5:2
Minerals launch new era in North
4.5:2
"Fascinating" progress promised city,
country
4.5:2
Development showing new trends (Survey Supp.)
4.5:34
National lead (Survey Supp.) 4.5:34
Econoraic ties grows stronger (Survey Supp,)
4.5:36
86m. research plan to stop "copying" 10.5:16
Seminars on rural industry
11.5:3
Second body for development
15.5:3
Minister to see industrial sites (Singleton)
12.6:12
N.M.H.
INOISTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
(Con't.)
Cahinet p l a n I d r S y d n e y i n d u s t r y l a n d
14,6:3
Traile s u r v e y .shows g r o w t h t r e n d
20.0:3
Oversea f i r m s t o s t u d y New .South W a l e s
21.6:12
Industries increase production
23.6:8
Country s e e k s c o n c e s s i o n s
21.7:12
Light i n d u s t r y l a n d f o r - s p e c i a l l e a s e
22.7:4
Big r i s e in p r o d u c t i.in in i n d u s t r i e s
24.7:4
Production f a i r l y firm
23.3:10
Ms.P. h e l p p l a n in c o u n t r y
24.3:10
(Leader)
V i c t o r i a ' s l o s s h e l p s North
25.8:2
Great i n d u s t r y boora f o r e c a s t
25.8:4
New i n d u s t r y n e e d s l a b o u r
(Rutherford)
1.9:13
D e c e n t r a l i s a t i o n bid t o - d a y
26.9:3
P a r l i a m e n t a r i a n s a g r e e to back d e c e n t r a l i s a tion
27.9:5
McEwen l i k e l y t o a b a n d o n f i n a n c e p l a n
2f^.9:3
Advisers on G o v t , g r a n t s named
12.10:12
14.10:3
khitlam u r g e s a r e a c e n t r e s
Development body t o meet a t G r a f t o n
18.10:12
Strong t r e n d t o c o u n t r y i n d u s t r y s e e n
23.10:10
Panel t a k e s on new r o l e f o r p r o m o t i o n
(Newcastle I n d u s t r i a l P r o m o t i o n P a n e l )
2(i.10:4
Kresh e m p h a s i s on p r o m o t i o n ( L e a d e r )
27.10:2
1.50 e x p e c t e d f o r t a l k s on i n d u s t r y
28.10:4
Full r e v i e w of r e s o u r c e s
(Clarence River)
28.10:9
Government l o a n f o r f a c t o r y ( Q u e a n b e y a n )
17,11:6
Challenge f o r b u s i n e s s men in modern e r a
22.11 :4
Panel decide.s on new d r i v e ( N e w c a s t l e
Industrial Promotion Panel)
7.12:4
I n d u s t r i e s s u r v e y in Dungog
23.12:4
Indu.stry s u r v e y sliows g a i n
28.12:5
Government h e l p s G o s f o r d f i r m
28.12:15
INDUSTRIES
Men may go back t o B u r g m a n n ' s
.5.1:5
Talks a f t e r Burgmann men r e s u m e
6.1:4
-Soft d r i n k s t r i k e (Coca C o l a )
25.1:4
I r o n w o r k e r s want t a l k s ( A l l i s - C h a l m e r s ) 2 6 . 1 : 4
Bottlers' s t r i k e conference
27.1:4
Bottler s t r i k e decision held
1.2:8
Limestone d e p o s i t s d i s c u s s e d
15.2:7
Manager f o r Murex
18.2:9
Brambles t a k e o v e r
23.2:16
200 s t o p o v e r u n i o n " t i c k e t s " (R. & N . )
2.5.2:4
Derivative plant for Newcastl? 2 7 . 2 : 1
Tar b y - p r o d u c t s p l a n t " t o s a v e m i l l i o n s ' ' '
28.2:1
Meeting o v e r u n i o n i s r a a t raetal p l a n t (H. f« N . )
28.2:4
Meeting t o f o l l o w s t o p p a g e s (R. & N . ) 1 . 3 : 5
200 w o r k e r s resume a f t e r p l a n t m e e t i n g
2.3:4
Cockle Creek men t o d i s c u s s p a c t (A. B. Rea)
3.3:4
B o i l e r r a a k e r s t o meet on c l a i m (Hexhara E n g . )
3.3:4
Company t o s e e 5 U n i o n s (R. & N . )
3.3:4
B o i l e r m a k e r s o u t a t C o c k l e C r e e k (A. B, Rea)
4.3:4
Conference on A. B, Rea i s s u e
7.3:4
Workers t o d i s c u s s b o o t i s s u e
8.3:5
Poultry i n d u s t r y boost to r u r a l a r e a s ( C a r d i f f )
9.3:9
Open mind on u n i o n i s m (R. & N.)
10.3:4
E i t t e r s c l a i m " l o c k e d o u t " a t Adarastown
10.3:3
E n g i n e e r s s t o p ( C A.Burgraann)
17,3:4
•^0 Hexham i r o n w o r k e r s w a l k o f f j o b (Hexham
Eng.)
21,3:4
Chemical corapany g o e s t o I . C I . A . N . Z .
23.3:1
F i t t e r s walk o f f a t two p l a n t s ( N e w b o l d s )
30.3:4
Compensation d i s p u t e a t C a r r i n g t o n ( A l l i s Chalmers)
4.4:4
Explosion t h r e a t c l e a r s p l a n t ( P e i i d l e H i l l )
5.4:1
' l i t e r s p r o t e s t a t Adamstown ( B u r g r a a n n ' s )
.5.4:4
Flame-proof c h a m b e r t e s t s e q u i p m e n t ( E l e c t r i c a l
Control) 5.4:21
feed plant open soon (Singleton)
6.4:7
INDEX
41-1967
INDUSTRIES (Con't.)
Output boost means work for 30 girls (Stevens
Kni11 ing Mills) 7.4:4
Boilermakers to resume (Humes Ltd.) 3 4:4
860,000 scherae for pipe factory
11.4:14
Ironworkers protest (Electric Lamp, G, H.
Varley) 14.4:4
Stoppage on dismissal (Truscotts) 18,4:4
Truscott staff back on job 19,4:4
Factory for Purfleet 22,4:24
Export bid by district firm (Rundle's)
4.5:24
Enter Koppers - coal-tar plant at Mayfield
(Survey Supp.) 4.5 : 43
Titan pride in export award (Survey Supp )
4.5:46
Newcastle Cheraical to l,C.l.A.N.Z. (Survey
Supp.) 4.5 ;46
Process shop (Alfabs Engineers)(Survey Supp.)
4.5:52
Young and Mitchell (Exports to N.Z.) (Survey
Supp. ) 4.5:54
Windsor Products - For 3,000 blind.s (Survey
Supp.)
4 .5:54
Space for growth (Hill & Mills) (Survey
Supp.) 4.5:55
Line pipes (Humes Ltd.) (Survey Supp.)
4.5:57
Plans for factory (Langford Manufacturing)
(Survey Supp.) 4.5:58
Glamour in glass (Leonora Glass) (Survey
Supp.) 4.5:58
Doubled staff (A. E, Truscott) (Survey Supp.)
4.5:58
Lane to extend (Survey Supp.) 4.5:58
Suit every 2% rain. (Rundles) (Survey Supp.)
4.5:60
Lime Kiln (N'cle. Lirae and Cement) (Survey
Supp.) 4.5:60
New tyre plant at Tighe's Hill 10.5:14
Tyre centre opening 12.5:7
Meeting on disraissal of six raen (AllisChalmers) 18.5:4
Retrenchment dispute flares again 19.5:4
Carrington men back at work (Allis-Chalmers)
23.5:4
Striking raetal workers meet (Allied Insulation) 24.5:4
30.5:15
Dispute over tool box
Fitters stay on strike (Hexham Engin,)
31.5:4
Strikers return at Overhauls 31.5:5
Clerks' Union places ban on firm (AllisChalraers) 31.5:5
F.l.A. officers inspect work (Electric Larap)
31.5:5
Carrington plant men strike (Allis-Chalraers)
1.6:4
Tally clerks expected to lift ban (AllisChalraers) 6.6:4
Union ban on firm lifted (Allis-Chalmers)
7.6:4
Weston pay dispute for private talks
(Overhauls) 7.6:12
Fitters stop over wages
8.6:4
Men discuss chemical firra's offers (N'cle.
Cheraical) 3.6:16
Strikers back at two plants (Titan) 10.6:4
rLambton stop (Central Steel Fabrications)
15.6:5
Workers elect to stay out 15.6:5
Workers defy order at Adamstown (Quinlan's)
16.6:4
Lucerne plant (Singleton) 16.6:15
Over-award payment bid rejected (Overhauls)
16.6:15
New plant on old property (Hunter Valley
Lucerne) 17.6:23
Strike on over-award payments (A. B. Rea)
23.6:4
Cockle Creek plant raen to resume (A. B, Rea)
27 6:4
Metal service to expand (Ballarat Metal)
1.7:9
Wood chip plant to cost •J3ra. 3.7:7
Bennett's Green strikers to meet (R. & N.)
4.7:4
Site work starts (Koppers) 6.7:23
4-hour strike (Penman Engin.) 6,7:23
Cheraical raen apply to Join M.W.U. (Newcastle
Cheraical) 12.7:6
Firm to get notice about talks (Newcastle
Chemical) 15.7:4
Strikers raay resurae today 20.7:14
New request on claims (N'cle. Chemical)
25.7:17
New law to cover pipelines 26.7:1
Boilerraakers to discuss stoppage (Varley's)
2.8:4
Titan gate raeeting to hear report
2.3:4
Commissioner to consider strike (Varley's)
3.8:4
N.M.ll.
INin .SIRIKS
U'on' t . )
Boilermak.-rs ' dispute report
4.3:9
Redundancies cause paper mill strike (A.P.M.)
4.3:15
Eraployers endoi.-e c l a i m s log ( N ' c l e . Chemical)
5.3:4
A.W.I, claim for c o u r t ( N ' c l e . Cheraical)
11.8:5
Choraical w o r k e r s h o l d s t r i k e ( N ' c l e . C h e m i c a l )
12.8:3
820,000 plant on island site (Vidor) 16.8:1
Ironworkers to di.^cuss strike (Hexhara Engin.)
17.8:1)
Local plough aids project (Standen's Engin.)
17.8:10
Dismissals touch off stoppage (Allis-Chalmers)
13.8:4
Hexham work'-rs meet on stop
18.8:4
Hearing over plant strike (Hexham Engin.)
19.8:4
Closing of 2 Lithgow firms queried 21.3:6
Hexha.n plant men to meet 22.8:4
Hexham job penalty rate 23.8:4
- No rise pending margins (Larap Works) 24.8:4
•r' Boilerraakers to meet (Central Steel Fabrica^, ti.TUs) 29.8:4
Lamoton men to go back 30.8:4
Boilermakers stop over wage issue (C.S.F.)
31.8:4
3 unions fined lA.E, Goodwin) 2,9:4
__^ Boilermakers walk off (C.S.F.) 2.9:25
Cement from Tasraania; Govt, may act 5,9:13
Chemical Co, over award rates higher
6,9:4
A.G.'s view of action on cement
6.9:5
Safety win help to blind 8.9:1
"Excellent" start for saltfields (Port Alraa)
13.9:15
Strikers go hack on Monday (Allis-Chalmers)
16.9:4
Firm won't see the light (R. &; N. Statham)
10.9:1
"Paint room" strike over (Allis-Chalmers)
19.0:17
U.K. firm's project in Melbourne
20.9:8
—^ Stoppage hearing to be reopened (Central
Steel) 21.0:4
Walk-off at Bennett's Green plant (R. & N.
Statham) 21.0:4
Start on factory expected (Richard Russell &
Sons) 21.9:10
""^Unions get direction on award (Centra! Steel)
22.9:4
200 striking raen going back today (R. Kc N.
Stathara) 22.9:4
Email awarded 8400,000 job 26.9:4
Strikers vote to return 26.0:4
Gravel firm opens new plant (Singleton)
27.9:10
Stoppages at indu=;tries (Rea & Co., AllisChalmers) 29.0:4
Wauchope factory's record year 30.9:24
Mills request bans on nine unions (Aust.
Paper Manufacturers) 3.10:4
80 strike over demotion (Allis-Chalmers)
5.10:4
Return to work recommended (Aust, Paper
Manufacturers) 5.10:7
80 strikers to meet (Allis-Chalraers) 6.10:4
Strikers raeet at plant (Allis-Chalmers)
7.10:4
Decision held (N'cle. Chemical) 10.10:4
Allis-Chalraers strike ends 10.10:17
Metal trades director goes on tour
11.10:14
150 sheetmetal men to resume (W. B. Appliance)
14.10:4
Workers get benefit plan (Lane's) 16.10:3
Fitters to raeet on strike (Newbolds) 18.10:4
Higher bonus at E.L.M.A.
18.10:4
Strong trend to country industry seen
23.10:10
S t e e l for S . E . - A s i a
24.10:12
C o n s t r u c t i o n r a t e p l e a s e s (Koppers)
27,10:3
S t r i k e r s t o raeet over d i s r a i s s a l ( N ' c l e . S t e e l
Pty. Ltd.)
27,10:4
Men decide t o s t a y on s t r i k e ( N ' c l e . .Steel
Pty. Ltd.)
28.10:4
Sydney meeting over stoppage (N'cle. Steel
Pty. Ltd.) 31,10:4
D.G.A. in l i n k w i t h J a p a n
1.11:3
S t r i k e r s t o h o l d raeeting ( S i m o n - C a r v e s )
1.11:4
Striking men to meet (N'cle. Steel, SimonCarves) 2.11 :4
Carrington strikers to resume (N'cle. Steel
Pty. Ltd.) 3,11:12
Ironworkers on strike (Vidor) 7.11:4
Proposals led to stoppage (R. (4 N. Trading)
7.11:4
Vidor workers to discuss strike 8,11:4
Workers end Vidor strike 9.11:4
Company to handle wood chips 15.11:12
42-1967
INDEX
INDUSTRIES (Con't.)
First lucerne pellet cargo
17.11:4
Strike ends (Hexham Engin.) 17.11:4
Controls on export of steel scrap 22.11:3
200 men out at Hexhara Engineering
30.11:4
Titan, Gardner forra company
30.11:23
200 strike at Hexham Engin. 2.12:4
Kearsley fitters plan discussion (Elrington)
2.12:4
Osti to employ more at Kurri 5.12:13
200 workers to di.scuss strike (Hexhara Engin.
5.12:14
Fitters back (Elrington) 5.12:14
200 strikers decide to resurae work (Hexham)
6.12:5
A.E.U. men in 2 stoppages (Titan & C.S.C.)
6,12:30
Masling Industries - lawn buggy
11.12:4
8500,000 plant opens today (Industrial
Engin. Ltd.) 12.12:13
80 eraployees end protest (Titan) 15.12:4
42 years with company (L. H, Street,
Gon'inan's) 20,12:12
Chemical Co, partnership (C,S,R. & l.Cl.)
21.12:1
INDUSTRIES - ALUMINIUM
Start on Alcan project
19.1:18
Steady rise in aluminium
3.2:9
Alcan to open new centre of distribution
28.2:10
Alcan p l a n t c h i e f a r r i v e s (B. L. Davis)
18.3:1
Alcan profit, sales fall 24.3:5
Water threat to big plant (Gladstone) 10.4:1
Salt water for factory use
11.4:3
Alcan builds at Kurri (Survey Supp.)
4.5:39
Australian course of rediscovery
16.5:8
Alcan need of Kurri smelter 24.5:12
Alcan announces new facilities 25,5:7
Prospect high for aluminiura 10.6:10
Bauxite study concluding (Gove) 12.7:11
Alurainium controls to stay 14.7:1
Big alumina plant 'k major asset" 5.8:3
Fourth unit for refinery (Kwinana) 23.8:5
Alcan head to retire (J. E.Hatton) 24,8:19
Construction of Kurri plant starts 5.9:10
Contracts let for Kurri smelter 5.10:15
Alcoa income 23.10:13
Bell Bay stop continues 11.11:3
Alcan sees work for 1,000 1,12:13
New posts made by Alcan 9.12:10.
Alcan 836ra. issue
15.12:10
INDUSTRIES
AUSTRALIAN WIRE ROPE
Extra shifts for woraen to be discussed
12.4:4
Move to settle Wire Rope Works dispute
20.4 :4
Wire Rope Works idle
21.4:1
Men expected to resurae at wire plant
22.4:24
Wire rope workers suspended 28.4:8
Resumption at works likely 29,4:3
Wire rope raen plan to return 1,5:4
Advances... Rope works (Survey Supp.) 4.5:45
Ironworkers to meet on bonus offer 8.6:13
Bonus claims strike 30.6:4
Wire Rope bonus issue for talks
4.7:4
Worker retires after 42 years (Mr. J. Ross)
8.7:4
Ironworkers' bonus agreeraent 19.8:1
Struggle to make his industry among best
(Jenks) 21.8:2
New bonus set-up welcomed 21.8:4
INDUSTRIES
I.H.P.
Suspension brings on 24-hour halt
9.1:4
New senior positions for changed B.H.P.n.1:4
Action over dismissed carpenters 13.1:4
Iron, steel visitors 13.1:4
Carpenters walk off for talks 14.1:4
8 carpenters to go 17,1:4
B.H.P. house "Bella Vista" or "The Cottage"
19.1:4
Crib hitch brings out B.H.P. men 24.1:1
Ironworkers stop over suspension 24.1:4
B.H.P. men expected to resurae 25.1:4
Early wash row talks
26.1:4
Officials to tell strikers
27.1:4
150 resume at B.H.P. coke ovens 28.1:4
Court upholds dismissal of carpenters
1.2:5
Strike at B.H.P. "forced"
1.2:6
Men "likely" to return at B.H.P. 2.2:4
Strike at ii.H.P. over decision
3.2:4
B.H.P. men ordered to resume
4.2:4
48-hour strike likely to end at B.H.P.
8.2:10
N.M.ll,
LVDISTHIES - B , l l , l ' .
(Con' t , )
Men's r e t u r n a t B . H . P . e n d s h e a r i n g
f). 2 :4
Stop o v e r f i t t e r n o t in u n i o n
0.2:19
Dispute a t bloom m i l l s e t t l e d
10.2:3
B.H.P. may f i n d r i c h c o k i n g c o a l d e p o s i t
18.2:4
Meeting on c a r d c h e c k a t B . H . P .
22,2:4
22.2:^
Rod m i l l s t r i k e r s resurae
I n t e r n a t i o n a l s t e e l m e e t i n g in A u s t r a l i a
24.2:4
Derivative plant for Newcastle
27.2:1
Tar b y - p r o d u c t s p l a n t " t o s a v e m i l l i o n s "
28.2:1
Growth p r o s p e c t in B . H . P . l i n k ( L e a d e r )
28.2:2
Brickmen resume a t B . H . P .
28.2:4
I n i o n s d r i v e f o r members
2.3:5
S t e e l Works men b a c k a f t e r s t r i k e
6.3:4
B.H.P. c a s e s f o r h e a r i n g
8.3:4
S t e e l Works c o n f e r e n c e
9.3:4
10.3:10
Pig i r o n on o f f e r t o .lapan
B.H.P. steel orders rise 11.3:1
Ironworkers told to lift overtime ban 11.3:4
B.H.P. optimistic in report - steel orders
up 1 1 . 3 : 1 0
Chemical Co. g o e s t o I . C I , A . N . Z .
23.3:1
Third B . O . S . f u r n a c e a t B . H . P . o p e r a t i n g
29.3:1
Dispute on B . O . S . p l a n t work
30.3:4
Mr. W. E . J o n e s on B . H . P , b o a r d
1,4:10
I n c r e a s e in B . H . P . d i v i d e n d
1.4:10
S t r i k e b r i n g s o u t p u t of s t e e l t o h a l t
4.4:4
Port Kembla w o r k e r s t o s t o p work
4.4:17
Port Kembla s t e e l s t r i k e
5.4:3
S t e e l Works men r e t u r n
5.4:4
Coriference on B . O . S . i s s u e
6.4:23
B.H.P. h e a r i n g s a d j o u r n e d
7.4:3
10 u n i o n s ban o v e r t i m e ( P o r t Kembla)
3.4:1
Strike h a l t s 3 s t e e l m i l l s
8.4:3
S t r i k e r s resume a t Kembla
10.4:6
Unions t o l d t o l i f t ban ( P o r t Kerabla)
11.4:3
Bricklayer s t r i k e to h e a r i n g
11.4:13
B.H.P. s t r i k e r s e x p e c t e d b a c k
12.4:3
Record o u t p u t of s t e e l i n g o t s l i k e l y
12.4:6
13.4:4
Judge s e e s s i t e of B . H . P . s t r i k e
Dispute a t B . H . P , n o t s e t t l e d
15.4:3
19.4:1
S t e e l Works men raay i g n o r e o r d e r
S t e e l men t o resume
20.4:1
Unions t o meet ( P o r t Kerabla)
21.4:3
Work resuraes a t S t e e l Works
21,4:4
Warning of c h a o s
22.4:3
Bonus d i s p u t e d e c i s i o n s o o n
25.4:3
25.4:13
Unionists w i l l d i s c u s s B.H.P. bonus
Bonus t a l k w a n t e d a t B . H . P .
27.4:4
O f f i c i a l s f a i l t o g e t s t e e l men on j o b
29. 1:1
Dcregistration matter taken off l i s t
29,4:3
B.H.P. and Union t a l k on b o n u s
2.5:3
Check on Smoke r e q u e s t e d
2.5:15
Bans s t o p b o n u s t a l k s
3.5:4
"Spell t i m e s " bid a t B.H.P. r e f u s e d
3.5:7
Meeting on b o n u s e s a t B . H . P .
4.5:4
B.H.P. h e l p e d by e x p o r t s when o r d e r s s l u m p
(Survey Supp.) 4.5:42, 43
Unions warned about dangers
5.5:4
Talks on bonuses adjourned
6.5:4
Steelmen get pay increases 12.5:3
B.H.P. granted action right 16.3:3
50 men return at Steel Works 17.5:4
Talks on bonuses in private 25.5:10
Walkout at Steelworks 31.5:5
Men press for bonus
1.6:4
B.H.P, move on six unions
1.6:5
Walk-out by 50 at B.H.P.
1.6:6
Unions say bonus figures not given
2.6:3
Protest strike at B.H.P. on dismissal
2.6:4
Judgment held in suit against unions
3.6:3
B.H.P. backs change to metrics 16.6:1
Compulsory conference
20.6:4
Leave for B.H,)', to sue unions refused by
Court 2 l . ( , : 5
No new r u l e s t o s t o p sraoke
28.6:9
D e l e g a t i o n t o meet B . H . P . on l i m e s t o n e
28.6:10
New B . H . P . m i l l o p e n s ( P o r t Kerabla)
29.6:24
B.W.I.U. f i n e o v e r B . H . P .
1.7:3
Record p r o f i t by B . H . P .
8.7:1
Bonus r i s e s f o r P o r t Kembla;
Newcastle U k e l v
28.7:1
B . H . P . ' s s t a f f of 47 t o s t o p t h e f t s
29.7:4
Bonus r e v i e w a t S t e e l Works l i k e l y
29.7:24
••iteelworkers t o r e s u m e in W o l l o n g o n g
29,7:25
New manager a t W h y a l l a ( S . M, F , M a r t i n )
2.8:11
Gate meeting at coke ovens 8.8:4
•''trikers plan to resume work at mill
9.8:5
Meeting of works strikers
9.8:10
Steel works raen to end strike today
10.8:3
Keturn in H.H.P. dispute unlikely
11.8:4
Steel Works men back
11.8:5
B-II.P. men to discuss Court rule
12.3:3
INDEX
43-1967
INDI.STHIKS - B.H.I'. (Con't.)
Striking men to meet at Trades Hall
12.8:4
Union t ,i I ks on B.H.P. stoppage
14.8:4
Judge to hear evidence (bricklayers) 15,8:4
Strikers to hear industrial report 16.8:4
Bricklayers to stay out 17.8:4
Bricklayers' stoppage conference
18.8:4
Report for bricklayers 19.3:4
Bricklayers stay on strike 21.3:12
Bricklayers meet again for report 22.8:4
Bricklayers go back at B.H.P, 23.8:4
Bonus rates up at Steel Works 24.8:1
Disraissal at B.H.P. causes strike 24.8:4
Men make industry says B.H.P. head 24.8:4
B.H.P. has record iron, steel sale 26.8:4
Eventful year for B.H.P. 26.8:10
F.l.A. talks with B.H.P. on bonuses 26.8:26
B.H.P. gets ore from new field 29.8:4
Steel censure move fails 30.8:1
Judge supports BHP dismissal of bricklayer 31,8:3
24-houi- stop over B...,P. job delegate
1.9:8
Rates .set for new rod mill
5.9:3
E.l.A. chiefs report on B.H.P. bonus 12.9:4
Steel Works bonus raove 14.9:4
New scrap steel process - K. Longworth
15.92
Why steel is sold to China 16.9:1
200 strike over bonus cut 16.9:4
B.H.P. steel expansion
16.9:10
Units idle again at B.H.P.
19.9:4
Sober promise for B.H.P, investors 20.9:13
Fitters plan gate meeting
21.9:4
889m. B.H.P. ore sale
22.9:1
Brief strike
28.9:5
Higher Steel Works bonus 29.9:3
29.9:4
Stoppages at 3 Industries
B.H.P. pays higher interira
30.9:10
Thousands stood down at B.H.P. 2.10:4
Production resuraes at B.H.P. 3.10:4
Over award pay row stops work 4.10:4
Strike by labourers for hearing
5.10:4
Kerabla bonus rates advised 6,10:3
Eraployees to meet at park 6,10:19
F.l.A. official warns
7.10:3
Riggers to raeet 10.10:17
Parents' Day at B.H.P.
11.10:4
Riggers, ropers end strike 11.10:7
B.H.P. increases bonus amounts 14.10:3
Ironworkers in three disputes
14.10:29
Steel men vote to return 16.10:3
Man dead, 16 gassed at Whyalla
16.10:3
Boilermakers back on job 17.10:4
B.H.P. bid in Indonesia 19.10:3
F,1,A. wants bonus checks 20.10:4
Ironworkers clairas to go to council 20.10:21
100 trackmen walk off job 20.10:21
Expansion of A.1,S, Port Kembla plant
24,10:12
Snap strike affects B.H.P. 25.10:1
Bonus review by B.H.P, subsidiaries
25.10:3
Expertise puts B.H.P. ahead 25.10:14
Snowball strike ends at B.H.P.
26.10:4
Construction rate pleases 27.10:3
Union review of clairas log for new steel
award
23.10:3
Off again, on again stoppage
28.10:4
B.H.P. raen stood down 1.11:20
Skyscraper to house B.H.P. offices 9.11:1
Increased steel bonuses 13.11:4
826fen. bar mill 14.11 :3
No B.H.P. work likely for sorae
15.11:1
B.H.P. ironworkers ordered to resume 16.11:1
Traffic men defy direction to go back at
B.H.P, 17.11:1
Union to seek legal advice on it.s rebels
(F.l.A.) 18.11:3
No order for B.H.P. breeze coke 18.11:9
Reports to tradesmen (Electric Power Transmission) 23 .11 :4
Secretary charges 3 unionists (F.l.A.)
25.11:1
Increase for B.H.P. raen 25.11:3
Boilerraakers walk off job
30,11:7
Coke ovens men return 1.12:4
No peace in steel (Leader) 6.12:2
Steps to curtfiil stoppage
6.12:5
Deb. issue by B.H.P. 9.12:10
Duty c h a r g e on w a t e r i r a p o r t ( D a m p i e r M i n i n g
Co.)
12.12:1
Union fines 3 members
(F.l.A. 13.12:4
60 strike at B.H.P. on dismissal
15,12:5
New technique at B.H.P. 20.12:4
B.H.P, Co. buys island site 22,12-4
INDILSTRIES - B.H.P. PRODUCTION
December output b.v B.H.P. 17.1:12
January output of B.H.P. up 18.2:9
Furnace repair hits output (Feb.) 16.3:23
Furnace repair cuts output (March) 18.4:18
Disputes check steel output (April) 16.5:12
Blast furnace back in May 19.6:17
N.M.H.
INDI.STRIf.S
-
H.H.P.
PRODUCTION
(Con't.)
B.H.P. output (June) 18.7:12
July production for B.H.P.
16.3:11
August output by B.H.P.
27.9:15
B.H.P. monthly production - Sept. 17.10:16
B.H.P. October output eases 15.11:13
Steel output reduced (November) 20.12:13
INDISTRIES - B.ll.
RESEARCH LABORATORIES
X-ray "eyes" aid steel 4.5:14
B.H.P. research in "world class"
25.7:3
INDUSTRIES - COMMONWEALTH STEEL CO.
Modern units for high grade (Survey Supp.)
4.5:44
Plumbers may go back to-day
57:5
Comm. Steel head to retire 21.8:4
Special steel pact signed 11.10:4
A.E.U. men in 2 stoppages (Titan (
^ C.S.C.)
6.12:30
INDUSTRIES
FERTILIZERS
T.H.C. will call wage meeting 10.2:4
Fertilizer shipment from port 22.2:10
860ra. plant for Brisbane 10.3:1
Eastern Nitrogen Ltd. - start 835m. complex
(Survey Supp.) 4.5:37
Secondary to primary - fertilizers the
bridge (.Survey .Supp.) 4,5:63
Progress by Greenleaf
4.5:63
Walsh Island fertilizer project talks
11.5:4
•Site talks on union pay claims (Eastern
Nitrogen) 16.5:8
Arch of steel (storage shed framework (Greenleaf) 16,6:1
Ammonia tank contract let (Eastern Nitrogen)
16.6:4
Greenleaf to supply fluorine 27.6:12
Ammonia plant conference
7.7:3
"Shock" rise for superphosphate 8.7:3
Site talks 10.7:4
Complex site rates discussed
11.7:4
Phosphate and sulphur cause rises 12.7:17
Talks on Walsh Island job 15.7:3
Fertilizer plant agreement 10.7:3
Carpenters to discuss island .strike (Greenleaf) 25.7:17
Carpenters to discuss strike 26.7:5
Walsh Is. job wage rates talk (Greenleaf)
27.7:25
840m. plant for fertiliser in Brisbane
28.7:8
Greenleaf wages discussed 1.8:3
Unions to meet on Greenleaf
7.8:7
100 at meeting accept union advice
10.3:4
Strike continues at island project
15,8:4
Fertilizer boom - K, Longworth - I. 17.8:2
Meeting votes for return 17.8:12
Newcastle set to be raajor super-centre K. Longworth - 2. 16.8:2
Union protest on bag inspections (Greenleaf)
19.8:3
Fertilizer riches in sea depths 26.8:3
Trade unions confer on site rate (Eastern
Nit.) 27.9:4
Large Cockle Creek order to fluoridate Sydney
water 31.10:3
A. Fertilizers' div. steady 17.11:10
INDUSTRIES - GAS
Coke heap reduced 25.1:8
Aberdare County Council elections
28.1:11
Gas price may halve 7.2:12
.loint venture for gas 12.4:4
Liquefied gas for Singleton
4.5:8
Gas Co. gets 8875,000 plant 28.7:8
Gas Company proposals "unsuitable" 16.8:4
Newcastle Gas net 8l55,l88
31.8:20
Gas Corapany decides: Petroleum to replace
coal (N'cle.) 2.9:1
Shire support sought for gas raonopoly (Aberdare) 31.10:4
Aberdare gas (note) 2.11:2
Council (Lake) backs gas raonopoly (Aberdare)
7.11:4
Public inquiry on gas proposal
11.11:11
Lithgow plans switch in gas fuels 17.11:7
Chairraan details gas area (Aberdare) 30.11:12
INDUSTRIES - IRON ORE
lapanese in Mt. Newman 11.1:11
Hamersley Iron loads first Im. tons of ore
'). 2 : 19
Big cargo of ore arrives 13.2:4
N.T. rail plans big haul
15.2:13
Iron ore for .Japan
20.2:11
lapa-iese warn on ore prices 1.3:10
INDEX
44-1967
INDUSTRIES - IRON ORE (Con't.)
Strike threat at iron plant
24.3:5
8200ra. ore project starts 11.4:1, 15
First ore load to W.A. plant
12.4:3
W.A. ore trial shipment to Italy
12.4:10
14.4:4
Distilled water plant loaded
Profitability of Hamersley up 20.4:25
Executives to tour ore project (Savage River)
4.5:25
Quick profit in Hamersley 26.5:1
W.A. ships iron ore to Europe 1.6:11
Mt. Newman lets 6l4ra. deal 22.6:3
Hamersley nets 83ra. for 6 months
14.7:3
26.7:5
Iron plant 12 years early
First ship takes on iron ore 19.8:3
Mt. Newman lets $6m. in contracts 25.8:10
Iron ore price clamp eased 26.8:1
Japanese ore market opens 29.8:3
New offer of huge iron ore deal
4.9:3
New Hamersley iron ore deal 9.9:1
Hamersley contract price "lower" 1,5.9:13
Haraersley pays new bonus 16.9:3
Big ore deal near finality 20.9:13
Rig W.A. iron ore find
3.10:16
Talks fail on ore contract
18.10:15
State creates reserve over ore find (W.A.)
28.10:3
lOOth ore carrier leaves W.A. port
5.12:10
Distillation plants corapleted
13.12:5
INDUSTRIES - LYSAGHTS
Stacks off the (industrial) mill 5.1:5
Lysaght plant in Townsville
19.1:18
Pre-painted steel now
17.2:4
Strike protest over wages
17.2:5
Union check at Lysaghts today 27.2:7
No incident at union card check 28.2:4
Plant operating ahead of tirae (Port Kembla)
16.3:23
Lysaght uses land option
15.4:9
Expansion by Lysaght (Survey Supp.) 4.5:45
Ironworkers stop at Lysaghts 18.8:4
Ironworkers vote for resumption
19.8:4
Lysaght lifts dividend
24.8:18
Lysaght plants in islands 24,8:18
J. Lysaght cuts price of sheet steel 28.9:23
Striking fitters expected back 25.10:4
Lysaght's fitters return to work
26.10:4
INDUSTRIES - NATURAL GAS
17.1:12
Offshore gas titles accepted
Gas pipeline commission appointments 22.2:21
.States to discuss gas plans
23.2:3
Lewis for talks on piping gas
2.3:19
Marlin field gas in commercial supply 7,3:1
Bolte doubts if gas off N.S.W.
8.3:3
Natural gas forecast
14.3:14
Natural gas possible in 3 years 16.3:23
Natural gas contracts for 840ra. 30,3:19
Big programme of work on gas fields 4.4:1
American firra will build Sale gas plant
19.4:12
Gas price "sell-out" Vic. Labour- clairas
24.4:7
Vic. gas "too dear" for Sydney
26.4:12
Gas pipeline 28.4:1
8lOm. to take gas inland
3.5:3
Federal help possible with gas pipeline
31.5:20
New gas find near Roraa
8.6:25
Agreeraent on gas marketing
14,6:12
Teara to study natural gas 19.7:3
Big natural gas find (Roma) 31.7:1
Gas laws planned by Askin
9.8:3
Natural gas reserves "too low"
19.9:14
Cheaper to pipe gas from west 20,9:13
State seeks Victorian natural gas
10.10:18
Esso-B.H.P. to pipe natural gas 14.10:1
P.M. queried on natural gas prices 20.10:3
No restriction expected on Vic. gas sales
26.10:23
Bringing the gas by pipeline - K. Longworth
27.10:2
Stranglehold on natural gas - Hills
15.11:3
Gas experts to study State
29.11:3
Natural gas job loss fear
30.11:3
INDUSTRIES - NEWBOLDS
Lower profit for Newbold
25.2:11
Fitters walk off job 11.3:4
Fitters walk off e^t two plants
30.3:4
8lro, in two new kilns (Survey Supp.) 4.5:46
Newbold's issue to A, P. Green 2,8:11
Years' net up for Newbold
25.3:10
Fitters to meet on strike
13.10:4
Fitters to end strike at Mayfield
19.10:4
Newbold plant for W.A.
2.12:4
In Newbold post (H. J. Liston) 13.12:14
N,M,II,
INDEX
45-1967
LVDISTRIES - RYLANDS
1NDU.STR1ES - STATE DOCKYARD ( C o n ' t . )
Advances: R y l a n d s ( S u r v e y S u p p . )
4.5:45
f,0 men a t R y l a n d s s u s p e n d e d
5.5:4
21,(^:4
Rylands t o c l o s e on w i r e n e t t i n g
N e w c a s t l e t o t e n d e r f o r new v e s s e l
11.8:4
Men t o d i s c u s s i n s p e c t i o n
11.8:8
S t e r n for t a n k e r
14.8:3
Tanker sea t r i a l s s t a r t today
22.8:16
S e a t r i a l s end (BP E n d e a v o u r )
24.8:1
D i r e c t o r t o s e e s e a t r i a l (BP E n d e a v o u r )
25.8:3
Tanker nears final trials 29.8:4
Tanker ends speed trials 31.8:8
Handover date for tanker
9.9:3
BP tanker passes to owners 13.9:4
Society's visit to tanker deferred
14.9:5
New tanker may sail on Monday 16.9:4
Port farewells BP Endeavour 20.9:4
Dockyard stop over supervisor 28.9:5
Steps to keep Dockyard busy 28.9:7
Orders wanted (Leader) 2.10:2
Cranedr i ver.s return likely 4.10:4
Ms.' L.A. help sought for dock plan 26.10:14
Hughes gives assurance on dockyard
27.10:3
Dockyard workers cautioned 27.10:4
Plan for dock under way 8.11:4
Strike ban request rejected
14.11:1
Harmony soup;ht at dockyard (Leader) 16.11:2
Changes will give securitv at dockyard
16.11:2
Meeting to hear strike reports 16.11:26
Test by neutral doctor 17.11:3
Strike ends 17.11:4
Mission (British marine trade) to visit city
20. 11 :3
Plant design "too good" 23.11:23
7-man board to manage growing State Dockyard
6.12:1
Paddock shipyard 6.12:8
Dockyard re-design (note) 7.12:2
Newcastle dock earns less net 8.12:1
M.L.A. warns on dockyard 20.12:5
824,950 building job at dockyard 21.12:4
INDUSTRIES - STATE DOCKYARD
liatchmen a t D o c k y a r d want r i s e
6.1:5
12.1:4
Tankers c o v e r 1 0 - y c a r n e e d s
honkers i n v i t e d t o l a u n c h i n g (BP E n d e a v o u r )
13.1:4
Boilermakers s u s p e n d e d
13.1:4
17.1:1
Sizing up a s h i p
Dockyard l i n k w i t h J a p a n e s e C o .
18.1:1
Dockyard o f f i c i a l s f o r J a p a n
19.1:4
P r o t e s t i n s t e a d of o v e r t i m e
19.1:4
Tower f o r s e a o i l d r i l l f i t t e d a t d o c k
23,1:4
Graving dock in p r o s p e c t ( L e a d e r )
27.1:2
Graving dock may g e t F e d e r a l a i d
28 . ! ; 1
50 men work t h r o u g h n i g h t f o r l a u n c h i n g
28.1:4
Minister c o n f i d e n t over t a n k e r b u i l d i n g
30.1:4
Envoy's w i f e t o c o m m i s s i o n r i g ( M r s , C l a r k )
1,2:3
Rig l a u n c h e d on o p t i m i s t i c n o t e
(>,2:4
Unionism d r i v e a t D o c k y a r d t h i s m o r n i n g
6,2:4
Talk o v e r d i s p u t e
6.2:4
Unions 100 p . c . a t d o c k y a r d
7.2:4
P a i n t e r s and d o c k e r s " i r r e s p o n s i b l e "
8.2:3
Dockyard s t r i k e on " d i r t " r a t e
10.2:4
11.2:3
10c r a t e f o r s h i p j o b
Dock d i s p u t e s d e l a y work
14.2:3
S t a n d s t i l l l i k e l y at dockyard a f t e r s t o p p a g e s
15.2:4
Two m e e t i n g s a r r a n g e d f o r d o c k y a r d raen
16.2:21
Inquiry needed ( L e a d e r )
17.2:2
1,000 men out a t D o c k y a r d
17.2:3
Trades C o u n c i l a s k e d t o meet d o c k s t r i k e r s
18.2:3
Dockyard s t r i k e f o r T . H . C .
20.2:4
D i s r u p t i o n s p r e a d s a s d o c k y a r d men s t a y o u t
21.2:1
Overblown i s s u e s
(Leader)
22.2:2
L i m i t a t i o n s and b a n s c l a u s e c a s e a d j o u r n e d
22.2:3
23.2:-4
Dockyard s t r i k e s c o n f e r e n c e
Dockyard h e a r i n g a d j o u r n e d
24.2:3
Dock s t r i k e r s t o meet
25.2:4
Dockyard men t o meet
27.2:7
1,400 e m p l o y e e s go b a c k a t d o c k y a r d
23.2:3
Full Bench t o h e a r d i s p u t e
2.3:5
Unions banned from s t r i k i n g
3.3:3
S h i p w r i g h t s walk o f f a t D o c k y a r d
3,3:5
E i t t e r s meet t o s t o p ban
4.3:3
Dockyard s t r i k e t a l k s Monday
4.3:4
$5,000 s t r i k e money
4.3:4
The s h i p w i t h o u t a s o u l ( I n v e s t i g a t o r , o i l
rig)
11.3:2
To t a p t h e unknown ( I n v e s t i g a t o r )
25.3:1
Dock men s t r i k e o v e r c o n t r a c t o r s
31.3:4
Dockyard men t o resume
4.4:4
Dockyard head f o r t o u r
4.4:4
Shipwrights a t Dockyard s t r i k e
22.4:24
S h i p w r i g h t s t o resurae
24.4:4
Dockyard w i n s 8 6 5 0 , 0 0 0 j o b
25,4:3
Shipwrights at h e a r i n g
25.4:4
Second f e r r y j o b p o s s i b l e
27.4:4
Dock h e a r i n g a d j o u r n e d
27.4:7
S u p e r a n n u a t i o n q u e r y by M.L.A.
29.4:4
Q u e r i e s t o Hughes on g r a v i n g d o c k
3.5:4
Peak w o r k - f o r c e a t D o c k y a r d f o r 8 2 5 m i l l i o n
in o r d e r s ( S u r v e y S u p p . )
4.5:49
S h i p w r i g h t s t o r e s u m e Monday
6.5:4
A s s i s t a n t head f o r d o c k y a r d
9.5:4
Tour e n d s a h e a d of s c h e d u l e (Mr. H a r d i n g )
20.5:4
Dockyard scherae " T r e a s u r y i s s u e "
24.3:4
London t a l k s on d o c k y a r d
25.5:4
C o n f e r e n c e on d o c k y a r d s h i f t a l l o w a n c e l i f t
26.5:4
30.5:15
Dockyard d i s p u t e on dogmen
Dogman row s e t t l e d
31.5:4
Branch t o l d of d o c k y a r d harmony move
14.6:8
Dutchmen d e s i g n d r e d g e
16.6:4
New f l o a t i n g dock " l i k e l y "
19.6:1
Approach on r e t i r e m e n t
7.7:4
Ferry s t a r t e d a t Dockyard
15.7:3
Dock r e t u r n e x p e c t e d
22.7:3
New b u i l d i n g raethod (BP t a n k e r )
27.7:25
Dockyard n e e d s b i g s h i p o r d e r
1.8:4
S t a r t of t a n k e r ' s t e s t i n g (BP E n d e a v o u r )
3.8:4
Dockyard s t r i k e o v e r d i s m i s s a l
4.8:4
Commissioner d e f e r s raove on b a n s c l a u s e
8.8:4
Dockyard w o r k e r s walk o f f
8.8:4
Dockyard s t r i k e s e t t l e d
9.8:5
S h i p y a r d men r e s u m e work
10.8:4
INDUSTRIES - STEWARTS & LLOYDS
Ironworkers' strike at S. and L. 22.4:4
Steel pipe mill (Survey Supp.) 4.5:43
Snap strike over a bonus issue 4.11:4
Resumption of work 6.11:4
Strikers to meet over bonus
16,11:3
Strike ends
r;'.ll:4
INDUSTRIES - SULPHIDE CORPORATION
Sulphide Welfare Club starts 8300,000 project
26.1:4
Sulphide workers stay out
25.2:9
Strikers go back at Sulphide 27.2:11
Decision on Sulphide stop reserved 28.2:4
Finding on dispute held over 3.3:15
Union will appeal on verdict 7.3:20
Boilermakers to discuss strike at Cockle
Creek
5.4:4
Cockle Creek strike talks
6.4:5
Bonus dispute conference
7.4:4
Strikers back at Cockle Creek 8.4:25
Smelting, refining progress 18.4:3
Zinc refinery progress (Survey Supp.)
4.5:40
A.E.U. raen strike at Sulphide
20.5:4
Attempt to settle strike fails
23.5:4
Sulphide strike to bearing 24.5:4
Sulphide raen to discuss end of strike
25.5:3
Sulphide plant raen going back 26.5:4
Sulphide return expected
31.5:5
Pollution checks on fumes claim
15.6:8
Much glass in Cockle Creek club 29,6:9
8200,000 office at Cockle Creek 1.8:4
Club trading today at Cockle Creek
3,8:7
Tamper-inners strike (light on their feet)
4.10:5
Strike by labourers for hearing 5.10:4
Eraployees to hear of offers
7.10:4
Labourers back
'0,10:17
New talks sought by unions
28.10:3
Sulphide plant workers back
31.10:4
Orchardists enlist legal aid
10.11:1
Contractor employees in walk-off 14.11:8
New Sulphide award agreed 21.11:15
Overtirae dispute leads to strike 28.11:4
Return to work expected 29.11:20
Labourers likely to resurae work 20.12:4
INDUSTRIES
TEXTILES
Courtaulds head to retire
17,2:13
Brad. Mills blame costs for net fall
22.2:14
Courtaulds net 8669,559 1.3:10
Munitions to cotton (Survey Supp.) 4.5:61
Flammable fabric Committee urged
23,5:1
Profit up for Courtaulds
30.8:11
Bradford profit up 16 p.c. 31.8:21
N.M.H. INDEX
LAKE SMIRK (Con't . )
Rathmiiies land clean-up policy
13,5:0
R . .S . r . C . A . granted dog contract
23.5:4
Yards flooded at Redhead
24.5:5
Glendale promised road improvement 24.5:9
Compensat ion talks on flood damage (Belmont)
25,5:8
Bridges wanted at drains
25,5:H
ComraunitN call for anniversary (Charlestown)
25.5:9
"Abolish .State (iovernments" (Cr. Pendlebury)
25.5:14
Move f o r d r i v e - i n r e s t a u r a n t ( B e l r a o n t )
25.5:21
Urban body warns club on access (Charlestown)
27.5:25
Rathraines holiday carap opened
29.5:3
Croudace Bay health move
30.5:15
Saving Belraont foreshore (Leader) I . (i: 2
2 Applications for motels ((iateshead, .Swansea)
1.6:4
Backing on Charlestown anniversary 1,():8
More waterfront plans at Toronto
1,6:3
Residents' offer on drainage cost l,(i:3
Some backers for abolition (State Parliaments)
1.6:3
Planning talk by Ministers
1.6:9
Rusting ropes hold Wattagan secrets l.():9
Road works listed (D, Riding) I . (i: 9
Belmont dump control change l,():10
Maritime Board Lake revenue 1,6:10
Celebrations at Charlesto-^n 3,f):4
Shire move on State change
6,6:4
7,6:6
Edgeworth shop plan criticised
Rain floods backyards
7.(1:6
Dudley spurns rates answer 7.():23
The battle of Belmont Bay
8.6:2
Bowlers' 8400 to shire (Charlestown) 8.6:8
Action talk.s on Redhead plan.s 3.6:9
Soccer oval a.s Finnan memorial 3,t>:0
Pensioner rate query explained
10.6:9
Start soon on sealing of Bounriarj- .St.
10.6:9
Bishop speaks at coal town centenary (C.H.
Bay) 12.6:4
D.M.R. subsidy sought on new Cardiff bridge
14.6:4
Land granted "hcfOre plan" (Mt, Hutton)
14.6:8
Tingira Heights work inspected
14.(i:8
Redhead vision (note) 15.6:2
834,500 Freeman's Waterholes plan
15.6:4
60 naturalised in Lake Shire
15.6:4
Tennis need at Warners Bay 15.6:8
Tree planting plan by Rotary for Toronto
15.6:8
Old hotel to be demolished (Sulphide Hotel,
Boolaroo) 15.6:0
Opinion poll at loronto
15.6:14
Acquisitiin move for centre (Belmont) 16.6:6
Shire President to hold ball (Charlestown)
17.6:23
Roadwork.s priority over drainage (Boolaroo)
17.6:23
Many questions for visiting Ministers
20.6:4
The Shire to put its case (Leader) 22.6:2
Land Board hears yacht club evidence 22.6:5
Shop plea at Toronto West 22.6:8
Complaint ol "no redress"
22.6:9
Belraont yacht club lease claira backed by
urban member
23.6:5
Cardiff Urban decides to repair street
23.6:13
Start made on boundary road 24.(i:23
Council told of responsibility in civil
defence
27.6:4
Shire problem in canping areas (Leader)
29.6:2
Concern over land move in Lake .Shire 29.6:4
84,200 in park grants
29.6:8
Classes plan in local government
30.6:7
Shire unhappy with one vote
4.7:4
Prestige and perks (note) 6.7:2
Coon Island inspection by Minister
6.7:7
Cardiff urban body to buy diesel truck
6.7:7
Salty Creek mine museum plan meeting
6.7:7
Toronto bid for motor registry site
6.7:8
Spending query on local rate (Eleebana)
6.7:8
Hall plan for Caves Beach
6.7:8
Belmont raoves to reclaim foreshore
6.7:9
State grant for repairs 6.7:9
Soccer clubo assured on football oval
(Charlestown) 8.7:8
Engineer urges action on Cardiff
11.7:8
Minister sees erosion toll
11.7:12
Lake .Shire policy explained
11.7:12
Church threatens to sue .Shiro over land
13.7:1
48-1967
LAKE SHIRE (Con't, )
Shire abstains (note) yacht club application
13.7:2
Shire concern on flats code
13.7:4
Clay mine proposed at Awaba
13.7:4
New lighting at Morisset oval
13.7:7
"Treated like children" by Shire Council,
Belmont body told
13.7:8
13.7:8
Mt . Hutton case for sport area
Business group folds up (Charlestown C of C.)
13.7:9
Charlestown plans for procession
15.7:4
18.7:1, 3
New Shire raove on yacht club
Lake retaining wall could add to weed buildup 13.7:7
24,000 have vaccine in Lake Shire
18.7:8
Weed beds vital to Lake,Board told at
inquiry
10.7:7
Lectures on local government
20.7:3
Berth monopoly possible in bay, board told
20.7 : 7
Charlestown Hill lookout plan 20.7:8
Dangers in thick bush and earth subsidence
(Highfields)
20.7:8
Lake "precedent" if yacht club granted 8
acres 21 .7:5
Glendale presses on
21.7:6
Committee debates Chail c-stown centre 22.7:9
Sabin may be free to adults 25.7:4
Views differ on paying to build garage 27.7:9
Swansea sewerage
29.7:9
Lake Councillor walks out on ruling clash
I .3:4
No closure of Cardiff oval to cricketers
2.8:6
Playing field sites plea (Charlestown)
2 . 3 : (i
(irant to Lake Shire Council
3.8:7
Chamber of Commerce formed for Cardiff
3,8:8
Offensive clay pit dump (HolraesviIle) 3.8:9
Councillor gives 8500 Shire fee to park job
3.3:9
Club start on tree planting (Toronto) 3.8:9
8130,000 club project (Swansea R.S.L.) 3.8:9
8106,000 offered by Main Roads
9.8:4
.Salt water trial in pool recoraraended (Swansea)
0.8:4
Shire dilemma (note) 10.8:4
.Swan.sea flats site supported 10.8:4
Shire Council open space fee "illegal" 10.8:4
Boolaroo land plea rejected 10.8:5
Boolaroo loan move for urban works 10.8:9
Soldiers raonuraent needs restoration
(Killingworth) 10,3:9
Opposition to land for motel (Nord's Wharf)
10.3:19
8135,250 for road work needed
15.3:4
Action urged to shift weed (Belmont Bay)
15.8:15
Cold on planning (Leader) 17.8:2
2 Openings in one day for Charlestown 17.8:8
•loint project for basketball (Cardiff) 17.8:8
Council wants more for main road Jobs 17.8:9
Cardiff creek report sought
17.3:9
Cardiff street work half-way
18.8:12
Department sets loan at 8300,000 22.8:4
D. Riding misses on grants
22.8:15
Council rejects plea for stable at Belmont
24.8:5
Golf club plan supported
24.8:5
Charlestown club move
24.3:8
Launching ramp soon at Belraont 24.8:9
First stage under way (Hillsborough Sports
area) 24.8:9
Questions on Belmont plan 26.8:5
No support in council additions bid 29.8:4
Raising of street suggested
30.8:10
Buses in Shire (Leader)
31.8:2
New Charlestown club forraed with 65 members
31.8:8
Ship photos as contest prizes (Tingira Heights
31,8:8
Tar seal street work listed
31.8:8
local clubs to use major oval (Charlestown)
2.9:24
Belmont plea for stable opposed again
5.9:4
Trees at Windale (note) 7.9:2
Legal advisers tell Shire to drop space fee
7.9:4
Cardiff Urban talks cut back to monthly
7.9:10
Transport proposals to aid Cardiff business
7.9:10
Parking for sportsground (Toronto) 7.9:10
Council rejects objections to Belmont stable
12.9:4
Lake Shire given extra county seat (Aberdare)
12.9:13
Buying trouble (stables) (note) 14.9:2
Retiring Council engineer
14.9:10
Kilaben Bay baths
14.9:10
N.M.H. INDEX
LAKE SHIRE (Con't . )
Library, baby centre soon
14.9:11
Home built among bush 14.9:11
No loan funds for Belraont
15.9:4
Charlestown pool hopes
15.9:6
Highfields, Kahibah seek path 15.9:6
Suggested loan works for three ridings
19.9:10
Surveyor tells of Yacht Club checks
19.9:11
Decision in October on yacht club lease
20.9:6
Charlestown forms swimming club 20.9:11
West Wallsend's bus barrier (Leader) 21.9:2
Challenge on open space fee 21.9:4
Board sees yacht club area 21.9:5
Future funds for road at Whitebridge
21.9:5
Tightening up on skiing at Bolton Point
21.9:8
Quinn Park for women's sport 21.9:9
"No mercy" for vandals - Pendlebury 21.9:9
Member warns Shire on civil defence 26.9:4
One "R" to be official in spelling Morisset
28.9:8
Redhead rate works listing
28.9:8
Retirement helped get things moving (R.
Cumming) 28.9:8
6 contests proposed (Charlestown) 23.9:9
Reserves neglected, Windale complains 28.9:9
8106,000 extensions plan for club at Cardiff
28.9:9
Chamber backs move for bus extension (Cardiff)
29.9:14
Committee told to cut costs (Belmont Urban)
30.9: 9
Charlestown in doubt on value of talks
30.9:25
Council fails to provide for road bill
4.10:7
Lead on refuse (note) 5.10:2
Belmont beach road opposed
5.10:4
Bag of dust backs road repair claim 5.10:6
Sports oval holds water (Marks Point) 5.10:6
Westy can tell time again 5.10:8
Complaint over Teralba smoke 5.10:8
Much detail in Belmont area map
.5.10:8
690,000 to extend club (Swansea Workers')
5.10:9
Urban area may have to be extended (Warners
Bay) 5.10:9
Rating system blamed for road problems
5.10:11
Start on big Belmont job (Coles) 5.10:12
Bid to rescind loan beaten
10.10:4
Petition plan to abolish urban group (Cardiff)
10.10:18
Mt. Hutton to seek works 10.10:18
Cardiff grievance (note) 12.10:2
Discussion on soil removal (Gateshead) 12.10:4
Claim of dodging sign repairs (Toronto)
12.10:9
More agencies for licensing dogs 12.10:9
Rathraines' claim for light industry
12.10:10
Concern over Belmont South Bay 12.10:11
Development conference
13.10:13
Group to oppose road fund use (Charlestown)
14.10:9
Support for road move (Rathraines - Arcadia)
14.10:29
Job list may be revised
17.10:4
Growing Shire (Leader) 19.10:2
New Belmont Bay blitz on seaweed
19.10:9
Parents want new bridge (Winding Creek)
19.10:9
South Creek cost queried 19.10:9
Concern at claim rise (Swansea rutile)
19.10:9
Cricketers opposed to charge for park (Boolaroo) 19.10:10
March, novelties at Charlestown
19.10:10
A cause upheld (Yacht Club decision)
(Leader)
20.10:2
Smaller area for yacht club
20.10:6
Many enter for Edgeworth festival raarch
21.10:9
Argenton road job authorised
24.10:4
Menace too long tolerated (Winding Creek)
(Leader) 26.10:2
8500,000 estimate for creek remedy (Winding
Creek) 26.10:8
Wangi works
26.10:8
Delays with Black Ned's Bay scheme 26.10:9
Askin studies Swansea dredge need 26.10:10
Hard days in early Charlestown 26.10:10
"''iSgy back" rail, bus proposal (Charlestown)
28.10:12
Residents offer deal on kerbs (Cardiff)
28.10:12
Shire support sought for gas raonopoly 31.10:4
Councillors in favour of road to shops
(Charlestown) 1.11:8
49-1967
LAKE SHIRE (Con't.)
Obstructions in mains
1.11:8
Warner's Bay rate debate 1.11:8
Safety on Shire beaches (Leader) 2.11:2
Aberdare gas (note) 2.11:2
Disappearing knoll (Kotara) 2.11:4
Belmont marine firm plans more extensions
2.11:5
Residential zoning hopes at Hillsborough
2.11 :8
Clubs to pay for park use 2.11:8
Group plan to stop dumping
2.11:9
Belraont air shaft going ahead at pit 2.11:9
More funds deraand for urban coraraittees
2.11 :10
Hillsborough bridge hazard
2.11:10
Other Charlestowns send gifts
2.11:10
Redhead swira pool move
2.11:10
Winding Creek 3.11:6
Council criticised over cost spiral (Whitebridge) 3.11:6
BrigbtwaLers Road better3.11:6
Charlestown special Festival Feature
3.11:9-ll
Minister praises pioneers of Charlestown
4.11 :9
End of urban body sought (Cardiff) 4.11:9
5,000 watch procession (Charlestown) 6.11:6
Hut material cost 8500 (Kilaben Bay) 6.11:8
Council backs gas monopoly (Aberdare)
7.11 :4
Shire's deficit rises 819,612 7.11:4
600 students told of town's history (Charlestown) 8.11:8
Shire's purse (note) 9.11:2
Residents ask for deal on road work (Cardiff)
9.11 :7
New health centre and library (Windale)
9.11:8
6 citizens honoured at dinner (Charlestown)
9.11 :8
Sand drift control suggested (Redhead)
9.11:9
Tree planting scheme at Toronto West 9.11:9
History seen in city tour 9.11:10
Four days of festival (Edgeworth) 9.11:10
Pelican R.S.L. opening 9.11:10
Opposition to local rate area proposal
10.11:7
Glendale to invite Shire chief 10.11:7
Morris calls Charlestown hub of area 11.11:3
Urban body seeks higher local rate (Charlestown) 11.11:9
Belmont road widening bid 11.11:9
Big parade expected for festival (Edgeworth)
11.11:9
Caves Beach water fails 11.11:9
Council to be asked to build courts (Kahibah)
11.11:9
Bridge at Cardiff unlikely 14.11:4
Aggregate revenue account 14.11:12
A.L.P. protest on proposed rate increa.se
16.11 :8
Road work progress (C. Riding) 16.11:9
Camels pull out ambulance fence (Boolaroo)
16.11:9
Bridge should be wider, group says (Morisset)
16.11 :10
Creek job formula suggested 16.11:10
Council will look at home numbering 17.11:7
Shire rates to be assessed
21.11:4
Toronto group seeks return of maintenance
22.11 :8
Shire finances (Leader) 23.11:2
Pendlebury on Shire's need for cultural
centre 23.11:9
Some success to 3rd deputation (Cardiff)
24 .11 : 7
Belmont moves for same rate 25.11:12
Council clairas fair treatment (Charlestown)
25.11 :12
Lake Council lifts rate 16 per cent 28.11:1
Work on air base creates deficit 28.11:4
Shire's rate rise unavoidable (Leader)
30.11 : 2
Clubhouse over Lake opposed
30.11:4
Start soon on club (Swansea R.S.L.) 30.11:8
Urban offer to waive oval fee (Boolaroo)
30.11:8
Volunteers to build school (Glendale Subnorraal) 30.11:8
Mt. Hutton strives as community 30.11:9
Sandfly war at Swansea 30,11:9
Unhappy with bridge plan (Teralba) 30.11:10
Proposal to limit boat speed shelved
1.12:7
.Shire supports waterfront bid 5.12:4
Chief clerk sees great changes (J. H. Kear)
5,12:14
Parking ban near station (Toronto) 6,12:8
Open season for lake sites (Leader) 7.12:2
N.M.H, INDEX
LIBERAL PARTY (Con't.)
LAKE SHIRE (Con't.)
Seamen may take old air base (Rathraines)
7.12:2
Critics of .Shire correspondence
7.12:8
Redhead inquiry.whether hall repair justified
7.12:10
Belmont club puts case 8.12:4
A new Lake map from old chart
11.12:15
Allocation needed to clear weed
12.12:7
Council buses as help to Shire (Leader)
14,12:2
New leader for "Warner's Bay) urban group
(K. Ford) 14.12:8
More Federal help for shires plea 14.12:8
Launching site reque.sted (Wangi) 14.12:8
Good year for urban group (Boolaroo) 14.12:10
Museum plan gets backing (Edgeworth)
14.12:28
New progress group's call for hall (Wyee)
15.12:6
Priority to road at Nord's
15.12:6
Camping area to aid parks (Belraont) 18.12:10
Librarian for Lake Shire resigns 19.12:-'
All clear given on bus proposal
19.12:4
Committee returns executive (Toronto Urban)
20 .12 : 5
Lake contrast (note) 21.12:2
Progress on ovals development (Bolton Point)
21 .12:8
Association's move for playing area - Belmont
Sth. 21.12:8
Action on litter advocated (Bolton Point)
21.12:9
Town Job from local rate (Si1verwater)
21.12:9
Ambitious project (Edgeworth proposed sports
area) 21.12:10
Question on raining "misunderstood"
21.12:10
50-1967
(Swansea)
Road jobs seen as urgent need 22.12:5
Last campers in 3 lake reserves 27.12:4
Kahibah Oval improvements
28.12:4
8100,000 club extensions (Cardiff Workers'
Club) 28.12:6
Special finance as caraps aid urged 28.12:7
LAKE SHIRE - HISTORICAL
Wine saloon goes (Cockle Creek) 21.1:23
Round-about to C.H, Bay-L. Boon 28.1:7
Forgotten old bridge (Swansea) 30.3:9
Early bridge (Swansea) 13.4:9
Shipwreck gave bay mine township its narae
(Catherine Hill Bay) 11.5:9
Busy link with Charlestown began in 1889
(Cresswell) 25.5:9
C e l e b r a t i o n s a t Charlestown
3.6:4
1889 raeraories of C a t h e r i n e H i l l Bay's
developraent
8.6:9
Faraily has long l i n k s with raine (R. .Jones)
8.6:9
Catherine Hill was first - L. Boon 10.6:7
In the English tradition (C.H. Bay) - P. A.
Haslam
10.6:7
Bishop speaks at coal town centenary ( C H .
Bay) 12.6:4
Arsenic plant in Blackall's past 29.6:8
Fishbox seats on the Toronto tram - P.A.
Haslam
15.7:8
Long memories of 80 years in Charlestown area
20.7 : 9
Blackalls times of 630 blocks
27.7:9
Horse ferry transport days recalled 24.3:8
Water service by goat cart - P. A. Haslam
26.8:8
Building's long record of coramunity service
(W. Wallsend School of Arts) 5.10:9
Tree where Morisset camped now identified
12.10:10
Hard days in early Charlestown 26.10:1(3
History group officers
17,11:7
Early Lakeside land grants - P.A. Haslam
25.11:7
LAW
New legal aid move
12.1:5
Judge critical of some infant case:; 18.3:7
Progress on law reforms
7.7:5
Law "needed" on collapse of marriages 26.7:5
What price justice? - But some of it is free
- T. Barrass 30.9:2
Submission sought on legal education 31.10:4
N.S.W. studies uniform law
15.11:12
Review of 111 years' laws
17.11:1
Machines may be witnesses
21.11:15
LIBERAL PARTY
Ex-Menzies' aide State Liberal chief
15.2:3
New challenge by opposition. Liberal warns
28.2:13
"Youthquake" has young Libs, stirring (A. T. Jones)
7.3:2
Young Liberals' challenge 9.3:14
Liberals form new branch
3.6:4
Dental benefits proposed by State Liberals
5.6:4
M.P. to head advisers (Mr. McKay) 22.6:5
Basic Industries Group meets 29.6:1
New Country Party official (W. Ford) 9.8:19
Liberal group president unopposed (M. Barnes)
16.8:7
Praise for Vietcong aid ban 29.8:14
Liberal chief sees tough Govt, task in
Senate election
5.9:3
Liberal meetings
3.10:4
McMahon for conference
3.11:4
LIBERAL REFORM GROUP
New political party's plans in three States
30.3 :4
LIBRARIES
Studies ''cot children's reading time" 13,1:4
More positions for librarians are "probable"
13.1 :4
"Book Festival" for children of Lake Si-: ire
J 3 .1 : 5
Appointment by library ( B l a c k t o w n )
18.1:5
Readers s e e k n o n - f i c t i o n ( M a i t l a n d )
25.1:7
Move for regional library (Upper H u n t e r )
1.2:7
Display of early Valley pictures 2.2:18
Library lends fewer books
16.2:4
No library for Dungog people
16.2:7
Satisfactory librarian enrolraents 20.2:4
"Deliquent" book borrower worry 21.2:4
Council plan to start library (Taree)
28.2:13
21 qualified librarians frora school
1.3:9
Objections to itinerary of bookmobile (Lake
Shire)
2.3:9
Wyong library subsidy sought
9.3:12
Reference library acts on losses 11.3:4
Essays for Book Week 29.3:3
Students put pressure on 27.4;3
No record library for city yet
4.5:5
Demands on public libraries - J. Levett
12.5:2
Children read for corapetition (Maitland)
22.5:6
Taree public library move 31 5:9
More merabers in libraries (Maitland) 3.6:23
History book ready; second to be urit'en
10.6:5
Library plans Rook Week (Maitland) 22.6:10
Council may shift stones (N'cle. Library)
22.6:25
Library plans guest series
28.5:4
Es.say winners in book week 3.^-1
Library "blacklist" plan for Maitland
5.7:10
More readers borrow from library 6.7:11
Children's books must be fir:^t class 7.7:1
Australian books for library
12,7:17
Archives from pit (Hebburn Colliery) 17.7:5
Foundation to aid library needs survey
25.7:4
850 aid for documents to be copied 29.7:4
Non-fiction popular (Maitland)
29.7:25
40 children to be blacklisted (Maitland)
2.8:8
Longer hours for libraries (Lake Shi/e)
3.3:7
Redhead library - extended hours
15.8:15
Loss of faith over library pledge (Stockton)
17.8:4
Approach on historical items planned
22.3:15
Two v a l u a b l e books min.sing ( S i n g l e t o n
Public
Library) 22.8:16
Busy school library (Charler.town Pr^.^ary)
24,8:8
Swedish expt rt visits libr.iry (Mr... i^c-iiborf,)
29,8:4
Library probleras - A. Farrelly
0.9:2
Fewer books lent at Newcastle - A. Farrelly
12.9:2
Directory raay list histories
12.9:4
Library; baby centre soon (Windale) 14.9:11
Library stake in exams 14.9:11
Library rights to ban books
20.'):7
Library merabers increase, :> ad less 2.j!.9:10
Future of library diycusmed
('itockton)
6.10:4
Newcastle loses 5 librarians
12.10:16
Nine tenders for Maitland library 2.11:13
Essay art winners announced (Lake Macquarie)
6.11 :6
New health centre and library (Windale)
9.11:8
N.M.H,
LIBRARIES
(Con't.)
Ten t e n d e r s f o r new l i b r a r y ( M a i t l a n d )
9.11:12
In s e a r c h of a p a i n t i n g f o r D r . Pope C. S t a r f i e l d
13.11:7
C o l l e g e s g e t more l i b r a r i e s
22.11:19
Architect plans 8150,000 l i b r a r y (Gosford)
28.11:7
L i b r a r i a n f o r Lake S h i r e r e s i g n s ( L e v e t t )
19.12:4
INDEX
51-1967
LIQUOR AND LIQUOR TRADE (Con't.)
Move by club is rejected (Beresfield R.S.L.)
7.9:7
A.A. is as easy as A.B.C.
9.9:6
Club deficit 8100 a week in bad coins
(Parramatta Leagues) 15.9:5
Clubs act over entry age 21.9:3
No review of club age limit planned 22.9:3
-S.A.'s first day of 10 p.m. close 29.9:3
Club objects to 843,000 tax (Sth. N'cle.
Leagues Club) 30.9:9
LIQUOR AND LIQUOR TRADE
Beer prices to go up today 3.10:1
Modern winery for Muswellbrook (Penfolds)
Clubs follow suit on beer
4.10:3
14.1:8
Export of wine continues to fall 19.10:6
Stoppage likely to hit hotels 18.1:4
Leagues Club hearing adjourned 24.10:21
"No alternative" to poker mac-hine taxes
Clubs told of doubts on compensation 28.10:4
18.1:9
Brewery workers hold stoppage 7.11:4
19.1:23
Liquor union stoppage
Stoppage at Bay hotel 8.11:4
Winemakors "developing new process" 24.1:4
Liquor workers seek -flG margin 3,11-15
Holt to open Dalwood wine estate 25,1:7
Beer supplies threatened: sudden strike
Hotel workers plan stop 26.1:3
0.11:1
Hotel workers' union to meet 27,1:4
Beer will see week-end out 10.11:1
Winery crushes first grapes (Penfolds) 1'3 . i : 11 Crisis predicted in wine industry iO. 1:7
10 p.m. closing "success" (Victoria) 1.2:0
rteer drought by next week 11.11:1
Taxes on clubs attacked
2.2:8
It's can and bottle day - drought nears
13.11:1
Drink law changes held up - S.A. 7.2:17
2,000 kegs of hot beer - and barely a drop to
Unionists may boycott hotels 8.2:10
drink 14.11:1
Responsibility on alcohol move
10.2:8
Beer stoppage deadlock; no sign of ending
600 likely for liquor stoppage
15.2:4
15.11:1
Pokolbin grapes for Wybong 15.2:7
A State without beer (Leader) 15.11:2
P.M. opens winery to-raorrow
16.2:3
Beer supplies dwindling 16.11:1
Responsibility on alcohol plan backed
Brewery strike expected to end on Monday
17.2:3
17.11:1
Hotel staffs to stop over claims
17.2:3
New Year's Eve liquor restricted
18.11:1
Holt opens winery, vineyards
18.2:3
Drought breaks - big beer supply hits
Hotel's four-hour stop meeting
18.2:4
Newcastle 18.11:1
Penfolds land raove in House 22.2:21
20.11:3
Unions in bid to end beer strike
207% acres to Penfolds 23.2:10
Brewery strike over; talks called today
23 strike over barmaid (Hotel Toronto)
21.11:3
27,2:7
Liquor hours extension 22.11:1
Move to end hotel dispute (Hotel Toronto)
Beer supplies on the move 22.11:3
28.2:4
Dearer beer at Workers' club soon (W. Wallsend)
Hotel strikers back at work (Hotel Toronto)
23.11:10
1,3:7
Beer still on ration basis (Coalfields)
Women more prone to drink disease
2.3:3
24.11:16
Beer dearer in Victoria 7.3:1
Beer trade talks
29.11:19
Stronger prote.st on club tax urged
22.3:9
Beer workers raeet today 1.12:1
"Liquor Act may cause inconvenience" 29.3:6
Delegates endorse claira log
1.12:4
Ex-service club in show-cause hearing 5.4:8
Brewery raen meet Monday 2.12:3
Club conduct case decision reserved
6.4:6
Sydney lead for brewery men awaited 4.12:4
Ex-servicemen's club fined 8500
7.4:5
No strike - brewery men's vote 5.12:1
Tooheys acquire Millers brewery
22.4:3
North's beer on daily supply basis 6,12:3
"But I like beer" teenager told police
Bill to alter liquor law 6,12:3
29,4:2
Tooth's strike continues 9.12:3
Publican's complaint disraissed (Jindera)
Female bar attendants to get equal pay
29.4:4
12.12:3
Valley wines to treble (Survey Supp.) 4.5:60
Breweries reject proposals
15,12:3
Return to Kirkton - first wine land 10.5:10
Centre
for
alcoholics
(Salvation
Array) 15.12:1.5
Motel pay "should increase" 10.5:16
Vic. beer at cut prices
22.12:4
She won her point (Charlestown barraaid)
Liquor on New Year's Eve 30.i2:l
12.5:1
First wine vintage at Wybong 17.5:23
LITERATURE
Strike off at Broken Hill hotels 24.5:3
Hotel staffs' protest raove 7.6:23
Final war book issue date 13.2:3
Club plan for zone 14.6:6
Gilmore prize for 1970
3.5:14
Club man hits tax 14.6:20
Perth journalist wins contest (H. Edwards)
Club tax rise hitsmerabers 16.6:7
15,5:10
Drive to link up all clubs 20.6:4
Appointment to literary board 9.10:9
Wine expected to be dearer 22.6:4
Poet attacks standard of literature 16.10:6
Licensing Court fines club 8500 (N.S.W.
Awards rise 28.10:3
R-S.L.) 23.6:13
Co-author born in Taree (Prof. F. Findlay
Mackenzie) 20. 11 :4
A.H.A. bid to prevent 4-hour strike 27.6:15
Rise but hotel stop on
28.6:3
Two Australians win bursaries (Christi.na
Club fears over tax possibilities 29.6:7
Stead and Paul Ritchie) 8.12:8
Union alleges sabotage bid 30.6:4
Nine on board for censor.ship 30.12:3
Staffs at hotels on job today 1.7:1
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Strike next at breweries
3.7:3
Union raay ban sorae hotels
4.7:3
Merriwa Shire Clerk appointed 7 , 1 • 2(i
Hotel's beer cut off (Royal Hotel, Stockton)
More towns to have "sister" bonds in I,S.
5.7:3
12.1:7
Beer ban on hotel lifted (Royal Hotel,
Scone Shire Council to seek grant r, 16.i:C
Stockton) 6.7:23
Dog pound for Scone 16.1:6
Wine price to rise in Hunter 14.7:4
Awards for councillors (Sconel 16,1-6
Clubs and hotels that pay most
28.7:14
Muswellbrook Shire to consider r?.irimaKir.gConcern at City hotel closures (Sydney)
18.1:5
28.7:14
Growth likely on small race increase
13.1:5
Police move in on "sly grog" clubs 29.7:2
Town grows in step with Liddell (M'brook)
Leagues club employees in walk-off 7.8:10
23.1 :7
Two sides to the late night clubs 10.8:2
Shire Clerk sele^-.t ion (M'brook) 24.1:14
Pokolbin bid by Araericans 11.3:4
12 men put off by Council (M'brook) "4.1:14
No entry age change yet for clubs 18.3:4
Council worried uy dead beasts (DuiiiOg)
One drink too many, thousand not enough"
26 .1 : 7
<A-A.) 19.8:2
Two garbage sei vic.-?s aavocated (Sconc ) 26.1:7
Clubs object to tax chore 21.8:12
Deputy to be clerk I (i. L. Callaf,han, Oungog)
District now has 1,400 social clubs 29.8:14
26.1:7
20,000 hotel employees gain benefits 30.8:7
Objections to council retailing (Wingham)
Club lifts incorae by 629,000 (Singleton R.S.)
25.1 :7
2.9:24
Golf club'.-s land plans rejected (M'brook)
Tasmanian drinking age lower
6,9:1
27,1:6
Good hotels a big draw in tourist trade
Wyong Shire offices to be extended
27.1:6
6.9:4
52-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Con't.)
Higher rebate for Gosford pen.sioners
2.2:6
Support for L.G. Act amendraent.s
3.2:6
Gosford drops rate by .40c
8.2:5
Scone reject.s garbage service plan
9.2:5
Gloucester P.P. Board strikes rate 10.2:6
86,600 plan to control drifing sand
14.2:12
No l i b r a r y f o r Dungog p e o p l e e t c .
16.2:7
Mayoral chain presentation (Singleton)
16.2:7
.Safety survey in Singleton
16.2:7
Deputy Mayor to marry (Singleton) 22.2:9
Council wants 8396,000 in loan money
(Singleton) 22.2:9
.Shire wants 8 1 , 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 works l o a n s ( G o s f o r d )
22.2:9
S t r o i i d . S h i r e t o s e e k narae c h a n g e
23.2:10
C o u i i c i l s e e k s homes l o a n (Winghain)
23.2:10
Aid s o u g h t f o r f l o o d r e p a i r s (Wyong) 2 4 , 2 : 6
S h i r e C o u n c i l s e e k s a i d on A n t i e n e B r i d g e
24.013
Merriwa not to join plan authority 14.2:13
Effort on plan raay be wasted
25.2:24
New name bid (Stroud Shire Council) 2.5:12
Councils can act on trees
.3.3: 14
Wyong Council to create staff car pool
8.3:17
New Clerk in office (R. Brown, Muswellbrook)
8.3:17
Scone Council approves river cro.ssing
10.3: 15
Engineer of Shire (Woodburn) to be woman
(Miss Esrae Martins) 14.3:18
Dungog bridge design "unique" 15.3:21
Drainage query at Denman (Muswellbrook)
16.3:26
Patrick Plains Shire "no" to new State
17.3:15
Muswellbrook may build civic centre
17.3:15
Slight to President clairaed (M'brook)
17.3:15
8200,000 spent on Stroud Shire parks 22.3:4
Sewerage plan tenders for The Entrance
24.3:7
Council fails to settle 2 points (.Singleton)
30.3:10
4 r a n g e r s in b i d f o r t i d y . S h i r e ( G o . s f o r d )
30.3:10
815 lirait on claims by councillors 1.4:3
Injection.s to kill strays (dogs) M'brook
1.4:9
Administrator takes over from councillors
(Warringah -Shire) 4.4:1
One M.L.A. named in statement by Shiie
councillor
5.4:1
.3 deve 1 opment.s in Warringah .Shirr upheaval
6.4:3
Building permits at 81,384,379 (GosfOid)
6.4:7
Fast council meeting (Warringah) 11.4:15
Crossing repairs when river low (Dungog)
12.4:5
Council accept.s 8207,279 water plant tenders
(Singleton) 18.4:22
Stroud Shire approves home scheme 19..1:5
811,500 wanted for sawn mast (Hawks Nest
Bridge) 19.4:5
"Not even cow bail" (Muswellbrook's new
council chambers) 19.4:8
890,000 works approved (Muswellbrook)
19.4:3
Council seeks cloud seeding over Glenbawn
(Scone) 19.4:8
Country mayor body bid on development 21.4:3
Council to seek road funds
26.4:10
Trust slipshod in finances - Cr. Mar.shalt
28.4:12
(Patrick Plains)
Disobedient councillor ordered out (Wyong)
28.4:13
Entry for councils' top award (Muswel Lbro-ik)
23,4:25
First council
raeeting
in new b u i l d i n g
6,5:2."
(M'brook)
Shire wants scavenger (Gosford) 0.5:15
Council uses new bu.ldiiig (M'brook) 9.5:15
Night watch funds down (Scone) 10.5:10
Base camps for Shire workers
13.5:25
Clearance for bridge settled (.Stroud Shire)
17.5:4
Time e x t e n d e d f o r b r i d g e (iluiigog S h i r e )
17.5;5
Foreshore plan bid at Tarer
20.3:8
"Great Lakes Shire" plan inquiry (Manning)
25,5:12
Council spilt on wages lor labourers (Wyong)
26.5:12
Council urges speed-up on road deal (Patrick
Plains) 26.5:12
Mayors to try to meet Ms.P. 27.5:9
Scheme on graders to council (Manning)
30.5 : 16
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Con't.)
Shire Council building sold (Muswellbrook)
6.6:13
Council uses loans for water works (Singleton)
8.6:12
Civic awards to three councils
8.6:25
Shire seeks aid on Paterson junction work
(Dungog) 14.6:7
Newcomers to get brochure (Singleton) 15.6:12
Governor asked to lay stone (Gosford) 15.6:12
Clerk predicts deficit for Dungog Shire
16.6:15
The Entrance raove for raunicipality 19.6:11
Stroud says no to fluoridation
21.6:11
Merger ruled out (M'brook Municipal Council
& M'brook Shire Council) 21 6:11
Council rejects raove for water refunds
(i>yong) 23.6:12
Water supply plentiful (Singleton) 20.6:10
Legal move by former council (Warringah)
I . I
: -J
Deputati'in on civic centre site 'M'brook'
i 0 .7 :6
Singleton move on fire claims
12.7:5
Cr. W. Dowling deputy president
12.7:8
Dungog Shire acts to stem people drift
13.7:10
Club appeal against plan ruling upheld
(M'brook) 13.7:10
Road funds to Stroud Shire
19.7:10
Council makes post a winner (Stroud) 19.7:10
Decision on park area deferred (M'brook)
19.7:10
Council staff submits 43 coraplaints (Gosford)
20.7:12
Few coraplain on land plan (Stroud) 22.7:11
Shire President to open centre (Stroud)
26.7:7
Better water supply move by Singleton 26.7:10
Council opposes mining lease (Wyong) 29.7:9
Council upset by industry perrait refusal
(M'brook) 4.8:14
Separate Scone councils wanted 4.8:14
Council p l a n s i s l a n d claira ( P t . Macquarie)
5,3:11
Dungog has cash crisis 9.8:7
Erosion finance problem (H.V.L.G.A.) 18.8:4
Mixed views on coraraittee
"
18.8:4
Dungog forced to cut works
21.8:11
Mayors seek Federal help
21.8:11
Consultant for plan change at Singleton
22.8:16
P.W.D. t o l o o k i n t o . S t r o u d s e w e r a g e b i d
23.8:7
M.L.C. queries council action on donations
(Port Macquarie) 25,8:3
Wyong to get floodboat
25.3:5
Town with a cause...(Dungog) 23.8:2
Hall deposit to curb teenage -show damage
1.9:3
(M'brook)
President of Gosford Shire to retire (Cr.
Vaughan) 5.9:13
.Shire cuts back on works (Gosford) 5.9:13
Dubious solution (Leader)
7.9:2
Askin warned against graft inquiry (Warringah)
9.9:3
Motor registry site approved (Singleton)
9.9:8
Company offer of new Ti-a Gardens ferry (Stroud)
11.9:9
Commission to assume council role (Sydney)
12.9:3
F u n d s v o t e d f o r r o a d c u r v e -rfork (Dungog)
13.9:13
8 d i s m i s s e d c o u n c i l l o r s go t o C o u r t (Warringah)
19.9:3
Inquiry bid r u l e d out (Warringah)
20,9:1
C o u n c i l raoney f o r o Uib t o be r e f e r r e d ( S t r o u d )
20,9:4
Shire acts to obtain doctor (M'brook) 20.9:9
Women's ire sa^es trees (.Singleton) 23.9:1
•jolution CO tree i ow expected
(Singleton)
25.9:6
H i g h e . ' p o l e o ciie-at a x e ( S i n g l e t o n )
26,9:13
i i o l t r e f u s e s t o meet
raayors
28.9:5
Gosford 32,500 l i t t e r b l i t z
28.9:10
i ' r o p o r t i o a a l \ o L i n g s t a y s Wyong c h o i c e
29.9:14
A question ol precedence (Patrick Plains)
29.9:14
G o v t , see.n a s lool»iog for U t o p i a (Muswe L1 brook)
29.9:14
C o u n c i l p i - i n s c x t e i i s i o i i o (Muswel l o r o o k )
30.9:24
Council moves on properties (Singleton)
11.10:3
New overbridge for Paterson (Dungog) 11.10:8
Action on council dismissed (Warringah)
12.10:7
New office hours for council (.Scone) 18.10:9
Mayors plan tactics
19.10:3
N.M.H. INDEX
53-1967
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Con't.)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT - FINANCE (Con't.)
Legislation on city deplored (N,S.W.L.G.Ass.)
19.10:3
Aid. Purdue re-elected (N.S.W.L.G . A . )
19.10:3
Vote to study finance finding (N.S,W,L,G . A . )
20.10:3
2 Committees elected by Association (N.S.W.
L.G.A.) 20.10:3
Approach to Govt, over mine rates 20.10:21
Stroud Council to start horaes scherae
25.10:12
Patrick Plains concern over Liddell water
27.10:12
Sutherland Council inquiry call 1.11:3
Sutherland Council officers in talks 2.11:4
Council stir, 3 aldermen quit (Port Macquarie)
7.11:3
Dying council approves new project;- (.Sydnev
city) 7.11:3
Experts to review properties (Sydney City
Council) 9.11:4
Entry protest at G-wandalan 10.11:7
Council's pass 3,000 plans (Wyong) 11.11:11
Public called to discuss planned hall
(Singleton) 11.11:11
Shire to begin annual cleanup (Wyong)
11.11:11
6103,000 scheme for cottages (Muswellbrook)
11.11:11
School moved to wrong site (Dungog) 15.11:11
College rates written off (Tocal) 16.11:12
Danger seen in sharing Glenbawn water
17.11:4
Commission has first meeting (Sydney)
21.11 :8
Fluoride agreed to by Forster 22.11:9
Council loan plan (Singleton) 22.11:9
Shire lifts rate to 3c in 8 (Patrick Plains)
24.11:6
Wyong Council rates to rise 24.11:16
Muswellbrook works worth 8366,480 recoraraended 24.11:16
Sutherland inquiry by magistrate 29.11:19
Dungog Shire votes for rate reduction
30.11:12
Bid to oust Morton, Labour charge of
6,12:1, 37
Warringah land disclosure fails
Warringah claims being proved false - Askin
7.12:1
Muswellbrook to buy land
11.12:11
President of Dungog Council re-elected
(Cr. Hawley) 13.12:9
Shire to build works depot
14.12:14
Council will prosecute on shop sign.'i (Wyong)
15.12:8
Mayor returned for fifth terra (Wingham)
15.12:8
Mayor backed in real estate bid
19.12:14
Liddell river pump licences opposed (Patrick
Plains) 20.12:9
Stroud acts on raill closure 20.12:9
Report on council by Friday (Warringah)
20.12:20
Housing scheme not wanted (M'brook) 21.12:7
Hastings council officer retires (C. T. Chapman) 21.12:7
Warringah Shire report to Attorney-General
23.12:3
Wyong may consider new dredge 27.12:5
Council supports land proposal (Gosford)
27.12:5
New bridge to cost 8600,000
27.12:5
Council acts over motel (Port Macquarie)
19.12:17
Objections to tax proposals
16.6:4
Passing the buck (Leader) 19.6:2
Council acts on overdue rates 24.6:23
Rate collection up in Merriwa
30.6:14
Rate discount (Murrurundi) 26.7:10
Wyong plan to collect rates 26.7:10
State to honour rates pledge
4.8:3
Council offered 860,000 loan 28.8:11
Gosford Shire to borrow 8900,000
31.8:10
No headway on (valuation) appeals (Merriwa)
27.9:10
U.C.V. falls 863,864 (Stroud Property)
25.10:12
Merriwa faces double rate 31.10:13
Council takes loans to meet payraent (M'brook)
15.11:11
Shire to sell 40 properties for rates 18,11:27
Muswellbrook Shire rate up 23.1i:l2
Shire lifts rat? to 3c in % (Patrick Fla-in;;)
24. 11:6
Wyong Council rates to rise
24.11:16
Cou.'icil will borrow aiore (Gosford) 23.11:7
Rates at Taree will rise 30.11:11
Dungog Shire votes for rate reduction
30.11:12
Council auctions land for rates (Gosford)
5.12:13
Shire rate increases by 9 p.c. (Murrurundi)
6.12:9
Manning's rate rise 7.12:12
Rates rise 10 per cent (Hastings Shire)
8.12:4
Merriwa lifts rate 10 p.c. 9.12:11
Rate increase for Singleton
12.12:20
Quarterly rate dues proposed (Merriwa)
14.12:12"
General rate at Scone up 15.12:8
Councils at odds over tax
15.12:15
Council's deficit budget (Gloucester)
18.12:8
Muswellbrook rate goes to 7.20 c in 6
23.12:4
"No" to rates by instalment (Merriwa) 27.12:5
LOCAL GOVERNMENT - FINANCE
Councils cut rate arrears (Manning Councils)
6.1:5
Sharing the rates burden (Leader) 26.1:2
Court action over rates (Wyong) 31.1:9
Wyong to forego loan this year
8.3:17
A.L.P. firra on tax decision
24.3:4
Land sale to get rates (Manning Shire)
27.4:7
Merriwa plans to defend its valuations
28.4:12
Council against rate concession (Taree)
15.5:7
Council funds b a s i s " f o o l i s h "
20,5:8
Shire to allow r a t e s r e b a t e s (Manning)
23.5:4
Poll tax at 17 and over proposed - council
finance finding Bays up to 820 a year
15.6:1
Council rating plans "absurd" says A.L.P.
man 15.6:3
C a b i n e t ' n o t committed'on f i n a n c e
16.6:1
plans
Unexploded bomb (Leader) 16.6:2
Opposition to tax proposal
16.6:3
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARIES
Secession fight may mten-sify - stormy i;3S'aes
in Lake area
3.1:2
Warner's B'jy request for border change 11.1:5
Kahibah boundary claim
25.1:8
Edfreworth told of secession benefits
7.2:7
Fern Bay against secession 9.2:22
Amalgamation inquiry for Mu."wel Ibrook
14.2 14
New ward •:1 i\ isions suggested (N'cle. C.C.)
7.3:4
Ward changes may afffct aldermen 22.3:5
Aldermen can stand for original w^.ids
23.3:4
Plans for joint council probed (M'brook)
5.4:10
Agitating in vain (Latt.e Shire) (Loader)
11.5:2
Coramission to assume Council r i l e (.Sydney)
12.9:3
rill) today on Sydney area 13.9:1
1A.9'.3
Bill called a "slap in face"
.Sydney City Council plan assailed
15.9:14
Tit for tat (Leader) 16.9:1
Sydney Council b i l l before Assembly 2 0 . 9 : 3
2,000 in rowdy p r o t e s t over boi^n-lfiry i s s u e
21.9:1
Independent Labour bloc to guara:itec city
bill 22.9:1
Labour pledge on city plan 27.9:13
Sick woraan M,L,C. defies doctor (Govt, dobate)
29.9:1
Bloc vote foils delay bid 5.10:1
Quiet last stage to city bill 6.10:1
Minister'.s pledj>; on boundari'r-s : i . 1'3 :1
Sydney council bill to Cabinet
24.10:4
814,000 salary for Chief Commissioner
26.10:3
New move or. plan for ra-.^nic i p a l i t y (Toiiuuee*
17.11:7
LOTTERIES
No a l t e r n a t i v e t o poker raachine t a x e s 1^.1.9
R a f f l e s change
1.5.2:1
Lottery s a l e s
21.3:10
Chief S e c r e t a i y r e j e c t s more gambling 2 8 . 6 : 3
Coraraittee b i d t o gain t a x e s (poker
raachines)
28.6:5
Gambling seen as shop threat 29.6:28
Report soon on baccarat
5.7:1
MAITLAND
Maitland raay agree to planning body
11.1:7
Sharp rise in Maitland 1966 horaebuilding
13.1:12
N.M.H. INDEX
MAITLAND (Con't.)
18.1:5
Maitland unsure on planning
Readers seek non-fiction (Library) 25.1:7
Deviation idea satisfactory
25.1:7
Plans for market at Maitland 27.1:6
Progress on Maitland dog pound 28.1:11
Council won't delay S.P.A, discussion 1.2:7
Maitland expected to expand
4.2:23
Scheme to beautify Hunter River bank
8.2:6
810,707 aid to fire victiras 15.2:7
Planning body awaits council move
16.2:7
Bank loan to aid city 16.2:7
Change advised on road sealing
22.2:9
Warning on rate debts 28.2:13
.Superraarket approved (Col-.^s) 28.2:13
"Flats raay break the caraf:l's back"
1.3:5
Traffic scheme for Fchonl near Maitland
8.3:17
No v i s i t by M i n i s t e r (Mr. F u l U r )
10.3:15
M a i t l a n d d e c i d c ^ : t o r e s u b m i t f l a t pL:n
15.3:21
More pollution at Wallis Creek 22.3:10
New light system tr t Maitland :i2.3:10
Clean-up campaign plan for Maitland 29.5 io
Health officers checking on creek pollutior>
30.3:10
Parking plans talks called
30.3:10
Deputation sees road plan
1.4:9
Traffic direction basis for plan 5.4:10
Drainage scheme "national work"
6.4:7
New garbage vehicle to be demonstrated
6.4:7
Maitland case for industry
7.4:4
Maitland recission narrowly defeated
12.4:5
Water levels "nearly same" (Wallis Creek)
13.4:6
Free vaccine at schools urged
19.4:8
Council given rail siding
20.4:12
Minister raises railway subsidy 22.4:3
Rutherford land for industries 8l acre
25.4:13
Supermarket parking discussions
28.4:12
8724,422 quote on acquisition 3.5:10
Parking area plan for East Maitland 3.5:10
Maitland: Attracts with land (Survey .Supp.)
4.5:61
M a i t l a n d r e f u s a l on f l u o r i d e r e a f f i r m e d
10.5:10
Rate approach to debt agent 17.5:10, 23
Bleeder patients satisfactory 18.5:1
82,552 collected frora doorknock (Sandy
McDonald) 22.5:12
82,677 raised by appeal (Sandy McDonald)
23.5:14
Alderman attacks need for charity
24.5:8
Recission bid on dog by-law
25.5:12
Maitland gets new floodboat 26.5:12
Alderman upset.s organisers (Sandy McDonald)
26.5:12
East Maitland rainfall figures 1.6:13
Pedestrian access bid rejected 2.6:12
New industry at Maitland 2.6:12
Maitland fare rise approved 7.6:12
Tender let for clock 9.6:14
"Boxer" bows out (horse-drawn baker's cart)
10.6:7
Maitland decides to query delay (Russell
airfield) 14.6:7
Sweeping change recoraraended 21.6:11
Scale model of estate 21.6:11
Home units plan for Maitland 22.6:10
Council warns ratepayers 23.6:13
No urgency on road; Maitland Council 28.6:10
Capsule baits found in street 23.6:10
Record payraent to Council 30.6:14
Library "blacklist" plan for Maitland
5,7:10
Hotel parking helps need 6.7:14
Maitland objects to planning proposal
12.7:8
Collector acts on rate arrears 12.7:8
Maitland forras road body 14.7:12
Maitland litter bins "refilled overnight"
19.7:10
Maitland City w r i t e s off 813,655 r e b a t e s
26.7:10
Meeting soon on ward plan 27.7:10
40 children 1,0 be blackliRted 'Library)
2.8,8
T->;:rist bid by Chamber of Coramerce 4,8:14
Work begins on tower clock 8,8:10
Maitland agrees to estate costs
9.8:7
Two to go (Maitland Courthouse clocks)
10.3:5
74 homesites for release
14.8:6
Maitland C.A.R. dissatisfaction 14,8:6
Council warned on expenditure
16.8:5
Backing on Board Act sought 23.8:11
Garbage vehicle
24.8:10
.Street sweeping
24.8:10
Council wins own job
25.8:15
54-1967
MAITLAND (Con't.)
Varying plan 29.8:13
City planner backed on subdivision
6.9:6
Cereraony for tower clock
9.9:8
Maitland raove for raeals on wheels service .
12.9:13
Rutherford airport development needs
13.9:8
Maitland plan of future on show
14,9:12
Chimes for clock
19.9:17
Rutherford field talks advocated
20.9:9
Chalet chosen for raeals service base 27.9:5
New systera sought on arabulance vote 27.9:10
Baths fee rises at Maitland
28.9:10
Library members increase, read less 28.9:10
North Ward plan submitted 4.10:7
Bolwarra works «.-ugi;ested 5.10:11
Building rate sets record 6.10:19
Council headp in walkabout
6.10:19
i.ldermen attack foundation role
11.10:8
Clean-up week at Maitland
14.10:14
fvkm. list for Maitland horae finance
ln.io:9
Pigeons problem
18,10:15
Maitland warned on road work costs 24.10:10
Keport asked for on road "overspending"
25.10:9
Nine tenders for Maitland library 2,11:13
Chamber urges later closing at Christmas
3.11 :16
Ward scheme sent back to planner 8.11:10
Ten tenders for new library 9.11:12
Productivity course open
11.11:11
Maitland Council slates water board supply
15.11:9
Weather hits council
16.11:12
Special plans meeting 20.11:6
Medium bridge recommended (Melville Ford)
22.11:9
Maitland plan "unsuitable" 29.11:9
.Superraarket seen as faith in Maitland
29.11:9
Details sought on traffic lights 1.12:13
Maitland city plan opposed
2.12:27
Grant increased
5,12:13
Maitland moves to get stop sign 6.12:9
Mayor cho.sen b.v draw from hat (Aid. "Wolstenholme) 13.12:9
Maitland action on estimates deferred
15.12:8
MARINE LIFE
Research urged on seawasps 6.1:11
Octopus causes solider's death 23.6:1
Research into octopus sting 24.6:1
Support for repoi-t on marine life 6.7:23
Rare oar fish landed
21.8:1
Man called predator of the sea 25.9:13
Deadly octopus 5.10:1
One counter only for sea killer (ringed
octopus) 10.10:13
Deadl.y ringed octopus found in baths
(Toronto) 16.10:7
Court told of venom in octopus 21.11:3
One-ton ray dies on sand
1.12:1
Another ringed octopus (Perth) 27.12:12
MATTARA
Destroyer visit for Mattara
4,4:4
Mattara art show officers
31.5:4
Mattara groups cla.3h on stalls 16.6:1
Skiing couple for Mattara 20.7:4
Charities or showirien : food stall cri&is
21,7:3
Mounted police out of Mattara 28.7:4
"Knockers" of Mattara 5.8:1
T.V. to cover Mattara
26.8:4
Mattara Suppleraent 30 ,8:Supplement
Ban on Sunday carnival in park bid fail.s
30.8 : 5
Mattara "glorified jumble sale" 31.3:4
Mattara start today 1.9:1
Mr, Holt's gesture
(leader)
1.9:2
Churches' part in M.-ittara
1.9:4
Holt opens Mattar.^: Civic's gay mood
2.9:1
Rain at wrong tirae-2.9:1
Champion garden title to Adamstown couple
2.9:4
M a t t a r a e v e n t s f o r Siet-K-tnd
2.9:4
lough test in car trial: winners named
4.9:4
Child models in fashion clinic
4,9:6
Aquatic carnival draws 1,000
4.9:11
Wet track slows hill climb 4.9:11
Ford Show Rod top car
4.9:11
Alter Mattara date, says Lord Mayor
5.9:4
Provisional Mattara car trial results
5.9:14
Out of season (Leader)
6.9:2
Floral exhibit for Mattara
6.9:4
Weather vital to Mattara
7.9:4
N.M.H. INDEX
55-1967
MATTARA (Con't.)
MEDICAL (Con't.)
..Psalm of flowers "
7 9:14
Septeraber Mattara supported
,.9:25
"Sea f'Kht' in Ma tara fireworks 3.9:3
Mattara Valley film feature 8.9:4
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Orchestral return (Piano accordion) 8.9:4
Many events for Mattara finale 0.9:1
Police rescue in dais work
11.9:1
Mattara pageant wins pra.se as one of best
seen in city 11.9:4
Big tree stops bid for record (K. Pinkstone)
11.9:4
Council and the festival (Leader) 12.9:2
MEDICAL
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23.10:7
Breakthrough in blood use 26.10:3
Measure on medicines approved 8.11:6
Girl w i n o rio-ht t . ^
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Minister opens health centre
11.11:4
"No danger in cheap sunglasses" 27.11:14
First transplant of human heart (Cape Town)
4.12:1
'^ew heart patient's condition still good
5.12:1
Surgeons in Aust. see big heart probleras
B
5.12:2
5 .r 1a v2e: 1 New World o f s u r g e r y
-Spare p a r t p r o b l e m s
5.12:2
D o c t o r s c o n f i d e n t raan w i t h new h e a r t w i l l
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6.12:3
ISill h e p a t i t i s e p i d e m i c f e a r
6.12:4
^New h e a r t " raan now fentering c r i t i c a l p h a s e
^.12:j
T r a n s p l a n t e d h e a r t i s w o b b l i n g , durg^-oa s a y s
3..'2 ; 3
Chemist.? t o o p e n n i g h t s h o p
9.1.1:1
!!eart b e a t s s t r o n g l y
9.1.2:3
C h r i s t . - n a s h o p e f o r h e a r t man
11.12:3
'*''''"• ^eart raan can s i t up
12.12:3
T r a n s f u s i o n hope f o r Washkansky
20.^2:1
R e s p o n s e by h e a r t p a t i e n t
21.12:1
^'^" " ' * ' ' "^"^ ' ' ^ ^ ' " t d i e s frora p n e u m o n i a
22.12:1
P l e a f o r c a r e t o c u r b i n f e c t i-ins
4.1:8
P r o f e s s o r on f o u n d a t i o n
16.1:5
Hepatitis cases (Stroud Shire)
20.1:5
M i n i s t e r t o open c h i l i l c l i n i c
1.2:6
Bromide u s e c h e c k l i ' < e l y
2.2:3
C h i l d c e n t r e opf.-ned 3 . 2 : 3
H e a l t h t a l k s f o r Sydney
9.2:4
"No s p o r t f o r s i c k c h i l d r e n "
13.2:6
D o c t o r s s a y s t a y 00 d i e t
1 3 . 2 :.3
Hypnosis c u r e f o r a s t h r a a t icrj 2 . 3 : 3
"1 p r o m i s e . . . t o l o o k a f t e r ray e v e s "
3.3:2
8.3:9
Problems of t h a i i o d o m i d e s
P h e n a c e t i n u s e t o be d i s c u s s e d
16.3:3
Chemists' fee " t h e i r b u s i n e s s "
17.3:5
S p a r e - p a r t s u r g e r y mav k e e p t h e d y i n g a l i v e
27.3:2
Major development on leukemia 28.5:3
MEDICAL - A N T l - T . B .
Breakthrough on leukemia possible soon
20.3:3
Drug raay beat tuberculosis
9.6:3
Group to study pill risk report 8.4:1
Chest survey (Maitland) 9.6:14
610,000 appeal for operation 21.4:4
T.B. X-ray dodgers
24.6:3
Gary Bridge appeal reaches 8435 22.4:24
Mass X-ray chest test 29.6:9
Discovery of blood recovery
1.5:9
X-ray units start tour 29.8:13
Emphasis on preventive health steps (Survey
Lung tests soon at 11 centres 31.8:9
New anti-tuberculosis campaign date fixed
Supp.) 4.5:52
Painkiller to be labelled
5.5:1
4.9:7
874 for Gary Bridge appeal 6.5:0
Busy time for X-ray units (Cessnock) 13.10:9
Fund for Bridge 8925 9.5:4
Dates for T.B. test visits 19 10:8
Chemists cut out pill fee
16.5:3
Chest X-ray plans
20.10:13
17.5:8
"Reasonably good" X-ray attendances (Maitland)
Guarded view on pill and health
Cessnock's gift to foundation (Children's
15.11:5
Medical Research) 13.5:13
Chest X-ray units coming
23.11-4
Bleeder brought to Sydney hospital
1-5.5:3
T.B. checks till Dec. 9
30.11:26
Drug control among best 111 world, says Forbes
22.3:3
MEDICAL - CANCER
Adelaide doctor A.M.A. president (Dr. C. O , r ,
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22.3:3
Rieger) 24.5:20
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Ray therapy unit sought
10.5:12
Attack on drug campaign 2 < . 5: .:>
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Smoking and cancer
29.6:2
ST-I.T i\i S S^
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Diet main hope in delaying heart disease
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3272,063 for cancer council 5.7:12
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Cancer unit justified by patients - alderman
Women set puzzle on ulcers .51. !:i2
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New rule: more fees fewer drug;-: 1,6:1
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New drive ior deep ray unit
26.7:7
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RH campaign under way 17.6:0
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Mental ills face one child in 15 ;7.6:3
Farmer
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branchov.;i
told"cancer
01 highcure''
cancer-25.11:3
i^osts
Hepatitis in Melbourne
1.7:3
Deep'ray'unit support '" i". I
Ultrasonic test.s in medicine
19.6:3
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Drug will be taken off general li.st
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Women use pill, raen drink 19.6:17
Scientists warn of cancer in indusirv 0.8:2
(Vontril) 5.7:3
61,921 in for Gary Bridge appeal .i0.6:!.>
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^_^^^_^ ^_^ ,, o,;;^.,Victorian woman expects quads 12.7:1
MEDICAL - HO.S'^ITALS
Top drug
raan success
on study rate
tour now^-^-G:!
Victorian figure on cancer rate 18.10:10
Kidney
graft
at 30 p.c.
12,7:3
V/estlakes claim for hospital 12.1:9
State offers to aid quads (Victoria) 15.7:1
Hospital calls nominations (Gosford) 13.1:13
Assurance on doctors' prescriptions 17.7:7
Hospital hopes for expansion (Kurri) 19.1:5
1,000 for medical congress 26.7:6
Quick action stops fire at hospital C U t e r )
Warning on liver and pill 3.8:15
24,1:1
Disease rises at Orange 4,3:3
N'ew matron at Mater Hospital 25,1:12
Free immunisation plan for measles 5.3:1
Road access lag at Belraont Hospital 26 1;9
3 planes for Flying Doctor work 10.8:5
Surplus after hospital fees rise (W.S.)
Testing baby's heart in birth 11.3:2
26.1:21
Mongol link with hepatitis 17.8:7
"e^P ^ay unit refused
R.N.H.
1.2:5
Some peril seen in use of pill
i3.8::5
Hospital strike in Melbourne 2.3-U
Pharmacy transfers
23.8:1
^« pressure for hospital planned - Ch^ries42 countries for raedical congress 2.9:25
to""
4.2:9
Legalised abortion "favoured by doctor.s"
Pickering wants hospiial action - Cha-lestown
21.9:24
9-2:9
Three heart "transplant" operations
22.9:15
Nurses for new oonr.=e - Armidale 9.S:14
End to dread of birth seen 25.9:13
''la"s for new hospital (Muswellbrook)
Oat leaf extract for fertility 23.9:12
14.2:14
Transfusions save 23 unborn bnbien 2.10:10
Combined comir.i ctee p!-opo.7:ed (Lake Ma.;qu.rie)
Cards may help save life 3.10:3
16.2:9
Inspection of clinic (Family Planning)
rio.spital
beds mov,> at Kath.nines
17.2:6
4.10:11
Electricit;)rttt ;. ^..\\i by hcs,pit<ji (Ntwcastle)
One counter only for sea killer (ringed
21.2:o
octopus) 10.10:13
Staff increase i l per cei.t (Kai 1 se'.-id)
Director sees pioblems in health field
23,2:6
12.10:12
Delay in work at ho-^pitai a "sad State'
81,147,128 trant for research
17.10:1
(Maitland) 25.2:24
Health post to be established
17.10:1
Sterilisers instai'.ed in hospital (Cessnock)
60 buses bring children to health march
25.2:2.5
18.10:4
Hospital to let kiosk privately (W,S,H,)
Diabetics warned of dangers
18.10:5
3.3:4
Health Week exhibitions
19.10:4
Survey raay lead to new centre
5.3:9
816,290 award in claira against R.N.H.
4.3:4
N.M.H. INDEX
MEDICAL - HOSPITALS (Con't.)
MEDICAL - HOSPITALS (Con't.)
Hospital use query for Minister (Rankin Park)
11.3:24
Progress backing for hospital raove (Lake
Shire) 16.3:11
Charlestown hospital idea supported
13.3:11
Ex-P.O.W. is deputy matron (Sister M. Green,
Maitland) 24.3:7
Physiotherapy work praised (Maitland) 24.3:7
Hospital to plan unit extensions (Cessnock)
28.3:12
Nursing staff too inadequate. Matron claims
(W.S.H.)
30.3:10
Board to inspect Lyne unit
31.3:4
Hospital to hire T.V. to patients (Manning R.)
31.3:4
Lake hospital survey raay be deferred 4.4:4
Postponement of nursing plan opposed (Singleton) 5.4:10
Hospitals for Lake Shire (Leader) 6.4:2
Decision on hospitals by end of year 11.4:10
Three hospitals to integrate their residents
17.4:2
Kurri Hospital raakes offer 22.4:24
Nurses' home opened - Gosford
24.4:5
Plan could iraprove conference
25.4:13
Hospital firra - alarra gear lack (W.S.H.)
27.4:7
Hospital debt scherae (Wallsend) 28.4:13
Bed shortage inquiry proposed (geriatric)
29.4:4
2 hospital delegates to meeting 2.5:15
Sectional plan for hospital proposed (Wallsend)
9-5:9
Public ward move for hospitals 11.5:8
Jago seeks report on hospital plea (Charlestown) 12.5:7
Improved hospital parking undecided (Belmont)
^•'•5:9
83,000 spent on amenities (Allandale)
13.5:25
New ward plan not possible (Maitland) 19.5:13
Kurri Kurri ward delay 20.5:8
Doctors want access to hospitals
24.5:20
Many patients worries solved (Wallsend
Hospital) 25.5:8
Hospital will establish new unit (Wallsend)
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Hospital work talks
27,5:4
Hospita] will pipe gas to rooms (Singleton)
31-5:9
Hospital's new director (R. Slack, Cessnock)
3.6:23
Conference in hospital scheme call 5.6:4
Taree's ladies in pink (Manning River) 8.6:21
Nurses meet one patient (R.N.H.) 8.6:22
Geriatrics service proposal 8.6:24
62,000 project for hospital (Wallsend) 9.6:7
14.6:2
Decompression aid to pregnancy
Hospital forced to close - no doctor (Denman)
17.6:23
Hospital lamp causes burns
19.6:10
Petition for local doctor access (Belraont)
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Patients'
fees
written
off
(Manning
River)
Thorny issue for Hospital Board (Leader)
^°'^'^''
21.6:2
Loan key for hospital block (Belraont)
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Hospital plan "meets needs" (M'brook) 21.6:11
Bowlers boost hospital auxiliary fund (Bel., „_ ^ „
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Fewer
,D , doctors
*i OT cifT hospital access denied
(Belmont) 23.6:3
Swansea body supports doctors' case (Belraont)
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Equipment grant to Kurri Kurri 23.6:13
Board acts on boiler delay (Maitland) 23.6:13
Hospital will sue for overdue fees (Scone)
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Hospital board appointment ( C Curarains)
(Murrurundi) 26 6:13
Hospital gets kidney raachine oifer (Wallsend)
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Policy on hospital requested (Belraont
29 6.7
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Clubs to raeet on proiect (for Maitland Hos„it,i) 1 7-o-r
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Repair costs worry board (Merrit^a) 3.7:10
New hospital unit aid to lirabs (Wallsend)
83,,500 raised for hospital (Wyong) 4.7:13
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Board to seek aid in appeal (Cessnock)
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Deep X-ray unit sough
R•^•H.) 6.7:5
Doctor plan for hospital (Canberra Community)
Restriction on local doctors (R.N.H.)
56-1967
7.7:8
Staffing Belmont Hospital (Leader) 10.7:2
Miners back Belmont G.P.s
12.7:7
New concept in the hospitals - Colin Grant
17.7:2
Keeping the blood flowing (Wallsend) 18.7:2
Talks soon on new hospital (Belmont) 21.7:4
Hospital issues considered (Belmont) 22.7:9
8900 unit for physiotherapy (Maitland)
22.7:11
Standards first (Leader)
24.7:2
Kidney plant advice held (Wallsend) 27.7:4
Wallsend drive for blood bank 27.7:9
Honoraries staff to be raised (N.W.S.)
27.7:10
on wheels (Maitland) 28.7:13
Putting a nurse
Westlakes plea for hospital
29.7:25
Board to establish therapy unit (Cessnock)
31.7:6
Matron going to U.K. soon (Singleton)
1.8:13
Hospital staff method "not" settled (Belmont)
4.8:7
Delay seen to work on hospital block (R.N.H.)
5.8:4
Woy Woy aid to district nurse (Gosford) 9.8:12
Petition on doctors rejected (Belraont) 16.8:6
New hospital (Coff's Harbour) 18.8:6
State raoves on aged unit (Bathurst) 18.8:6
Hospital key a milestone (Belmont) 18.8:12
Key of the door (Belmont) 19.8:4
Belraont raay open hospital "early in 1968"
21 8:1
Hospital's standing clarified (Belmont)
23.8:1
Belmont Hospital water
23.8:12
Difficult phase for hospital (Belraont)
(Leader) 24.8:2
Plans to replace "woeful hospitals" - A.
Farrelly 24.8:2
Hospital's concern over unit (Maitland)
25.8:15
Surplus shown by hospital (Gosford) 25.8:15
Chairman critical over delay (Kurri Kurri)
25.8:15
A.L.P. branch angry over idle hospital
(Belmont)
26.8:9
Miners to give bed to hospital (Belraont)
26.8:9
Nursing in district successful (Brentwood)
26.8:25
New thought on hospitals (Leader) 28.8:2
Askin told of concern over hospital delay
(Belmont) 29.8:14
Virus kills 2'babies (Canberra Coraraunity
Hospital) 30.8:1
25 doctors do'bonorary work (Cessnock)
30.8:8
Specialists fly to inquire on baby deaths
(Canberra) 3 1 . 8 1
Hospitals may share therapist (Cessnock &
Allandale)
31 8-12
Another baby seriously ill ( C C H . ) 1.9:1
•'""''^ "^""^ '" country hospitals
1.9:1
Hospital
shows
surplus
(W.S.H.)
1.9:4
2.9:25
Baby with virus improves (Canberra Coramunity)
Babies out of danger (Canberra Community)
4.9:3
Hospital extensions all-clear - raulti-million
% 12-story R.N.H. project in 1968 5 9:1
Children's u;a..a i„ ttiu u
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(Mater) 8.9:1
j^r. hnani
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1 a \i u Cessnock)
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8.9:4
Belmont Hospital delay inquiry
13.9:1
Problems hold up hospital opening - Jago
(Belmont)
15 9 1
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18 9-2
Jago asked to speed hospital (W,yong) 20.9:4
Hospital ship survivor resigns (Matron Savage)
21 9-1
St^ri on Belmont Hospital kiosk soon 21.9:9
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Carrier lowered (Darwin) 21.9:11
State to renovate "Melbee" house 22 9-14
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Hospital gets raodern aids (Singleton) 23.9:9
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Meeting on hospital to be sought (Belmont)
2S 9-4
22'apply for Belraont hospital post
28.9:4
state needs 16,000 beds tor elderly 28.9:12
Matron's long ;areer (Miss .Savage) 28.9:20
I s f O O o ' f T h ' " ' t T • ^*"''""'] r w ' ^ n ^ f
»30,000 for hospital improvement (W.S.H.)
28.9:27
Hospital ward terras plea
29.9:15
Hospital claira rejected (Wallsend) 30.9:9
West Lakes seeks hospital aid
2.10:4
Belraont seeks separate hospital board
3.10-15
'•"•"• '^"^-X
MEDICAL - HOSPITALS (Con't.)
No Hospital Board at Belraont 4.10:3
A.L.P. urges hospital need to Minister
(Wallsend)
4.10:9
Committee on raedical needs
5.10:3
Nurses' living in or out issue deferred
5-10:10
A.M.A. to make new pay claim
9.10:3
10.10:3
Chest hospital to take other patients
Minister hits at two-tier system
11.10:3
Geriatric unit proposed
11.10:3
Concern over hospital delay (Wallsend)
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"Little chance" for Wallsend
14.10:9
X-ray film processor for hospital (Wallsend)
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Waiting tirae at clinics (R.N.H,)
20.10:4
Historical brochure for Ho.spital (Wallsend)
20.10:4
Board extends children's ward visiting
20.10:20
(Maitland)
Hospital body rejects ethics move (Kurri Kurri)
20.10:20
1.50th anniversary (R.N.H.)
24.10:1
Notable birthday (note) 24.10:2
Royal Newcastle Hospital's 150 years of
progress 24.10:13-18
$.500,000 for hospital plan 24.10:21
300 at R.N.H. dinner
24.10:22
Running costs reduced for hospital 25.10:9
No funds (Federal) for hospital use (Belmont)
26.10:3
Hospital retirement (R. Cox, W.S.H,) 26.10:4
X-ray section to be built (Wallsend) 26.10:23
Hospital ban on soliciting for funerals
27.10:12
Visitors use doctors' car park (Singleton)
31.10:13
Admissions to new hospital next lanuary
1.11:4
1.11:9
Hospital places ban on smoking
Privileged patients may smoke 2.11:4
New visiting hours operate (Maitland) 4,11:11
Access to hospital certain for (i,l'.s (Belraont)
7.11:1
83.5m. wing heads list (R,N,H,)
7.11:4
Hospital to be used soon (Belmont) 11.11:3
A hospital "can be too big" 13.11:10
Conference on hospital staff (Belmont) 14.11:9
Unpaid fees of 815,000 (Merriwa) 16.11:15
Hospital plans to be drawn (Kurri Kurri)
17.11:15
R.N.H. tender accepted
18.11:1
Hospital ward to be opened (Allandale)
18.11:27
Hospital engineers to confer
23.11:7
New ward, units for Woy Woy 23.11:12
Hospital board query in House 24.11:5
6l,000 for hospital eqiipment (Maitland)
23.11:29
Medical staff sought (Belmont) 23.11:3
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Hospital grant disappoints (Singleton) 29.11:9
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Hospital contract (Belmont) 30.11:8
Hospital grants below request (Cessnock)
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Hospital asks for teacher (R.N.H.) 2.12:4
Hospitals facing staff crisis
5.12:3
5.12:3
Hospital job begins (R.N.H.)
Legal hitch holds up contract
(R.N.H.)
«-12:4
Hospital costs rise tipped 7.12:3
New approach on funds for hospital work
(Wallsend) 7.12:10
X-ray plant (Belmont) 7.12:19
Hospital prepares for quins 11.12:1
New cot for ward (Wallsend Hospital) 12.12:8
Initial task for hospital
12.12:19
Construction of hospital kiosk started
(Belmont) 14.12:10
Board thanks Kurri Kurri nurses 15.12:8
Shortage of staff blamed (R.N.H. delays)
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MEDICAL - MENTAL HOSPITALS
Mental clinic opened by Jago today (Shortland
Psychiatric Clinic) 20.1:4
Wider help needed by ho.spital 22.2:12
Peat Island to get additions 19.6:11
five flee raental homes in 24 hours 4.8:14
Oovt. view on Kocan move 31.8:3
Mentally sick not keen to seek aid 11.10:3
Protest on use of aides 9.11:4
New boiler house (Stockton) 23.12:17
.57-1967
MEDICAL - NATIONAL HEALTH SCHEME
N-S.W. move on hospital bene fits rise 12.4:1
Whitlara advocates free health scherae 15.5:4
Health scheme's dark corners (Leader) 17.5:2
Coalfield bid by fund
19.5:4
Doctors' fees rise talks
22.5:3
Higher doctors' fees likely - N.S.W. may get
10 per cent rise 23 5:1
No increase in Govt. 'benefits to match doctors'
rise
24.5:1
Fee rise may mean increase in outpatients
24.5:3
A.M.A. says fees rise up to each State's
doctors 25.5:1
Riding the scheme (Leader) 25.5:2
\o rise by these doctors (Hunter Valley
Medical Asen,) 26.5:1
Frank fee talk by Jago, A.M.A.
27.5:3
Inquiry overdue (Leader) 30.5:2
Doctors' fee role review
2.6:1
Keeping the lid on 5.6:2
Senators medical fees plan 17,6:3
Government declines role in talks 24.6:23
Doctors ban pensioners
26.6:3
Doctors to review pensioner service; talks
by Minister
27.6:1
Too much raoney on health 27.6:2
Doctors explain refusal
28.6:1
Showing up flaws (Leader) 28.6:2
Private practice "pension erosion" disturbing A.M.A. 29.6:3
A,M,A, will meet Forbes on pensioners
5.7:11
Benefit costs rise warning
7.7:4
Union seeks free health plan (B.W.I.U.)
14.7:13
Pensioners' health plan - more talks 18.7:1
lOm. under health insurance
3.8:5
Health costs reach 81,000 million 11.8:7
A.M.A. still undecided on benefits (pensioners) 17.8:3
A.M.A. to talk over fee rises in future
21,8:1
Growing burden (Leader)
22.8:2
Jago says drug quiz useless
24.8:3
Scheme waits on doctors
24.8:3
Speed move on drug list
1.9:1
2-State test on new benefit plan
13.9:1
Fund lifts medical benefits
27.9:1
Uniformity limits payments
28.9:3
Hospitals see weaknesses in benefit funds
4.10:3
Hiding the facts (Leader) 5.10:2
Aid cut to miners' widows
5.10:4
After 14 years (Leader) 6.10:2
Plea for aid on raedical service (Tasraania)
13.10:4
Store lifts hospital benefits
25.11:4
MEDICAL - POLIOMYELITIS
- .
r
lu c w
ii i.in
Sabin vaccine for N.S.W.
11.1:10
,
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Jago plans Sabin use irom May 1.
2.2:3
n i E w
,
„
„i • „-,,j;„o*«., on -7 . o
Oral Sabin vaccine, polio eradicator 20.3:2
Polio campaign gets under way 17.4:9
Sabin c1inics 1 ikely for lake towns in May
2c 4.«
Salk may be uncertain 27.4:1
^..^^^ g^^^.^^ t r e a t r a e n t ( M a i t l a n d )
4.5:8
Sabin vaccine for Murrurundi 8.5:14
Lake's Sabin clinic plans
11.5:7
Minister's view on Sabin fee 11.5:26
146,201 get Sabin dose 15.5:9
Sabin vaccine clinic dates (Maitland)
19,5:13
900 take vaccine in 35 minutes (Maitland)
25.5:12
Vaccine lack halting city Sabin campaign
31.5:1
"Just lack of planning" on Sabin - City
reply blames State hitch
1.6:1
Council borrows Sabin vaccine (Maitland)
2 6:13
Progress in vaccinations
2.6:12
Polio courses raay be free (Cessnock) 7.6:12
Supplies of Sabin arrive
8.6:4
Sabin
goes aheadcompleted
in Pt. Stephens
First scheme
Sabin treatment
9.6:14
15.6:4
Poor response for clinics 15.6:12
First Sabin doses given
23.6:13
Most Cessnock pupils have first Sabin
24.6:23
Sabin response applauded
30.6:4
'^^hin polio campaign; Dr.'s warning
13.7:16
24,000 have vaccine in Lake Shire
18.7:8
5,121 Sabin doses given(Port Stephens)
21,7:6
Shire problem on anti-polio fee (Leader)
3.8:2
Sabin clinic for up to 40 years (Maitland)
26.8:27
N.M.H, INDEX
58-1967
MEDICAL - POLIOMYELITIS (Con't.)
MEDICAL - STAFF (Con't.)
420 for adult Sabin clinics 11.9:9
Sabin for 8,783 in August, (Gosford) 21.9:11
Shire wants Sabin grant to continue (Pt.
Stephens) 25.10:8
Anti-polio clinics this week (Pt. Stephens)
31.10:14
Early start for Sabin clinics 1.11:6
State on centre for the disabled (Valentine)
3.11:6
25.11:3
1 . 3ra. receive Sabin dosage
8,000 Sabin doses given (Scone)
15.12:8
Nurse award appeal ruling next Friday 31.10:3
Formula for nurses' training 2.11:3
Conference lecturer (Miss Jean Bromell)
21.11:6
Nurse second in State (Robyn Chisholm)
23.11:1
Nurses' exam results
23.11:4
Date set for nurses' appeal
28.11:9
Bench sees nurses work
12.12:9
Appeal by nurses adjourned
16.12:3
New graduates may get country posts 21.12:5
Country tops nurses' final 21.12:13
MEDICAL - STAFF
n .
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4.1:14
Doctor shortage relief soon
New Matron to start at Scone (A. Cook) 7.1:19
Matron resigns after 11 years (J. D. Brandt,
Maitland) 7.1:9
Low wages blamed for nurse loss 10.1:10
Hospital cleaners on strike - Melbourne
4.2:3
Farewell for Matron at Cessnock
11.2:5
Refresher week-end for nurses in North 2.3:15
150 nurses at 2-day course
6.3:5
Florence Nightingale becomes a raod. nurse
10.3:2
Efforts to get country doctors fail (Upper
Hunter) 13 3-25
Nursing aides results
22.3:12
Midwifery results
4.4:4
Harder work for nurses 17.4:5
Nursing college conference
20.4:21
"No basis" for fee criticism 6.5:3
Meeting calls for doctor at Gresford
15.5:6
Req-iest to doctors over fee.s 17.5:8
Doctors' fees rise talks
22.5:3
Higher doctors' fees likely; N.S.W. may get
10 per cent rise
23.5:1
Five country nurses in top placings 23.5:4
No increase in Govt.benefits to match doctors'
rise
24.5:1
Fee rise may mean increase in outpatients
24.5:3
Doctor fee increase opposed (B.W.I.U.) 24.5:10
A.M.A. says fees rise up to each State's
doctors 25.5:1
Riding the scheme (Leader)
25.5:2
No rise by these doctors (Hunter Valley
Medical -^ssoc.) 2(3.5:1
Frank fee talk by Jago, A.M.A. 27.5:3
Doctors' 104 hours a week
27.5:4
Doctors' fee role review
2.6:1
State studies doctors' fees 6.6:13
Nurses receive their veils (Gosford) 8.6:22
Victorian doctors reject increase 9.6:15
Changes in nursing 10.6:23
Fear of doctor standard if U.K. enters
raarket
l"^' ''^
3 country nurses ,n top passes 20.6:4
Doctors elect to stay fees 21.6:10
Nurses coraplain on pay delay 23.6:3
Report on nursing expected
24.6:3
Grant for surgery
28.6:10
Doctors f a n to agree on fee rises 30.6:1
Wages up for sorae nurses 30.6:15
Doctors in W.A. to raise fees
3.7:7
Doctors' fees up in 25 areas 4.7:1
State's nurses get pay rises 14.7:3
August 1 rise in doctors' fees 15,7:3
New rates criticised
18.7:3
Nursi.ig college to hold talks 20.7:18
Nursing award
27.7:17
Nurses protest 28.7:5
Nurses in favour of 24-hour stoppage 31.7:4
Nur.ses agree to changes
31.7:11
Request by nurses for inquiry
1.8:1
Inquiry on nursing rejected
11.8:12
Anomalies m pay "nurses own fault" 13.8:3
A M^A to talk over fee rises in future
^'^•^•l
Stoppage rejected by nurses 23.8:1
Jago letter on nurse pay rates
24.8:10
Nurses visit Newcastle in studies
24.8:17
Grant for nurses 1.9:3
,
.
J
,
Jago accent on doctors for countrv towns
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,
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Nursing profession
9.9:2
Snub for nurses' action units
12.9:3
Sandgate
exara (Mary Oakley) 13.9:4
i„
ct aideXto tops
I.
Ja,iro
offers
back, nurses'. board anneal
|r; 9,13
appeal
Warning on threat to nursing
20.9:12
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Refresher for nurses (Scone) 21.9:17
Nurses plan own horae (Gosford) 25 9:5
Lions Club to present nurses' car (Methodist
Home Nursing Service) 27.9:8
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Nurses final midwifery exaraination 4.10:4
Year ess for nurse training
,1.10:1
(Denman) 21.10:27
Work to start on surgery and residence
MEDICAL SCHOOLS
Medical students to train in Newcastle
21.1:3
Clinical school (Leader) 25.1:2
Hopes for raedical training clarified 27.1:4
Move to medical faculty
3.2:4
Govt, seeks 8106m. for teaching hospitals
29.8:1
Medical school, but when?
30.10:2
MINE SUBSIDENCE
''^"^'" ^l^iras over raine subsidence
27.1:5
Homes daraage (Cessnock) for discussion
21.2:3
Subsidence "not serious
22.2:9
'^^^'^^ earth raoveraent investigation 24.2:3
Larger raine subsidence scheme area 16.3:5
^ subsidence clairas can now be heard 17.3:4
'^""<^« transfer raove defeated
14.11:9
MINERAL INDUSTRY
Mine council in Canberra
20.1:3
Mt. Isa plan for open-cut
24.1:1
Mining plan at Swansea
9.2:6
Assoc. Minerals, Wyong scheme
15.2:13
Wyong's output reduced
15.2:13
Toraago raining statements bring protest
22.2:4
Rutile raining plans sought 23.2:8
Geologists find raineral supply 27.2:3
Officers for raining and raetallurgy 2.3:19
Wide raineral search urged
25.3:3
13-raan Japanese mining mission 28.4:3
Rights to zinc lodes in N.T. interest to many
1.4:3
Small mineral output rise in State
3.4:6
L^W change on land rights and minerals
5.4:3
„i„j„g mission frora Japan wants supply
6.4:4
SiV^_ i^a minerals search
13.4:17
Minerals "spurring Australian econoray"
26.4:15
Coal,' minerals, oil (Survey Supp.) 4.5:50
Investigation invited on vanadiura 12.5:3
Press ban leads to walk-out (Broken Hill)
12.5:3
Big nickel ore deal signed 19 5-8
New find of nickel (Karabalda) 23.5:3
Timor limestone report wanted
24.5:12
Territory exports to grow 17 6-3
Mineral finds "give rise in economy" 20.6:10
Ms.P. on raines study tour 20.6:13
Phosphate find in Queensland 22 6-1
Minerals council pronosal 27 6-1
Industrial talks breakdown (Broken H i U )
10.7:1
Conference on dispute at barrier
15 7-1
Barrier dispute hearing 18.7:3
No decision on dispute 19 7 7
14 p.c. rise in value of raining 19.7:13
Barrier rainers adaraant 20.7:1
j^jge reaffirras view on hours 21.7-3
Protection for road in raining (Hebden Rd.)
22 7-11
6
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Underground fire holds up 1,100 miners
25.7:1
Mine fire halted
26 7-21
Judge calls talk on B;oken Hill 27,7-3
Milli„„=
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MUlioris raade in hole ,n the ground (Mt,
Morgan) 31.7:2
M i r,o,.,„..i,
Mineworkers agree to owners' offer (Broken
HiU)
31,7:3
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Mineral rights proposal
17.8:4
P o w e r \ ^ r ' ' \ " ^ '^'"Y
^'^^^^
"'""^'^ ' ? - ^ = ^
Power bid not in order say directors (Mt
Morgan) 26 9 1 0
oirectors
ynt.
Australian M n for Malaysia 9.10:6
Nickel area find in W . A !
18. 0 1
n
. . . .
ia.i".i
Corapany to explore for nickel 21.10:11
"Squeeze" charge on rainerals 26 (^: 2
Mineral find fourth in area 26, 0:23
Mineral
exportsfind
"to "certain"
double" 30.10:3
Big phosphate
28.10:11
N.M.H.
INDEX
59-1967
MINERAL INDU.STRY ( C o n ' t . )
MOTOR VEHICLES (Con't.)
New c h i e f raines i n s p e c t o r (.1. II, B u r f o r d )
17,11:7
Production drop in metals
22,11:5
Is.iue by (ireat Boulder 30,11:3
S.M. opposes coral mining 9.12:3
Minister calls prospect bids
11.12:14
Processing to give value 26.12:14
Car rates system defended 9.11:7
National flag marks opening (Charlestown
Motor Registry) 14.11:9
Decline in profit for G.I.O.
17.11:3
Sharp rise in registrations 18.11:1
Frightening future for motorists
28.11:3
Maoufacture of car parts in S.A.
30.11:3
Motor registry site wanted 1.12:13
Rust in cars raises problem
2.12:27
Work on new office starts (Wyong) 6.12:38
Many used vehicles defective 7.12:1
Iraported cars worth 83.153ra. 7.12:7
Salesyards surrender car plates 8.12:4
Unsafe vehicles (note) 9.12:2
8600,000 aid to train Thai raechanics 14.12:30
Vehicle theft rate rises
28.12:1
MOTOR VEHICLES
lift in new homes, cars last raonth 26.1:3
l.S. amends car requirements
2.2:5
Audi cars released by V.W. 2.2:10
"Dubious" car methods in England
6.2:4
l.K. cars may be dearer
6.2:6
Technical college boom to car trade
10.2:2
Million cars to Ford Australia
14.2:9
Good drivers get "bonus" 16.2:4
Holden income falls
18.2:1
R.A.C.V. expels T, G, Paterson 24.2:3
28.2:13
Colts released
"Survival" car on show
2.3:4
Motor registry (Singleton)
3.3:7
Executive to visit dealers (Chryslers) 6.3:4
What, no wheel! "Survival" car has weakness
7.3:2
Ford plans Homebush expansion 3.3:10
Holden tops vehicle sales again
14.3:14
2 Holden executives drop in 16.3:1
Slight rise in new car registrations 17.3:10
Sporting version of Imp
12.4:8
Holden Torana in six weeks
13.4:5
New motor registry (Charlestown) 20.4:9
Registrations rise in March 21.4:1
N.R.M.A. eases bonus loss penalty 21.4:3
Falcon G.T. is fastest built in Australia
27.4:10
Computer for parts (Young (i Green) (Surrey
Supp.) 5.4:54
Motor centre (Kloster's) (Survey Supp,)
4.5:54
Car firm plans (McLeod, Kelso K Lee) (Suriey
Supp.) 4.5:54
T h e y ' r e no l o n g e r k i l l e r s ( L i g h t w e i g h t m o t o r
cycles)
6.5:2
New t y r e p l a n t a t T i g h e ' s H i l l
10.5:14
12.5:7
Tyre c e n t r e o p e n i n g
Import of J a p a n e s e c a r s f a l l s
23.5:14
Wide r a n g e of d u t i e s on A m e r i c a n c a r s
24.5:7
Motor r e g i s t r y t e n d e r s c a l l e d ( C e s s n o c k )
31.5:9
State revokes licences to test vehicles
13.6:11
Licences for t o w - t r u c k s
14.(i:l
282 c a r s f o r West I n d i e s
16.6:10
Nine f o r t r i a l o v e r l i c e n c e s ( M e l b . ) 1 7 . 6 : 3
H i g h e s t raotor r e g i s t r a t i o n s f o r two y e a r s
21 . 6 : 3
Vic. cars to curb gases
21.6:14
British report on Falcon, Holden tests
1.7:3
Engineer says cars adequate
3.7:4
Replies on Falcon, Holden 4.7:13
Aborigines to get change, Perkins says
5.7:11
Premiums on 3rd party likely to rise
6.7:3
Toronto bid for motor registry site
6.7:8
Imports of cars rise in May 6.7:12
G.I.O, expects premium rise
7.7:3
Snags seen in car industry growth policy
7.7:5
3rd Party rises "uncertain"
8.7:1
Contract for registry (Cessnock) 8.7:8
Motor registry tender accepted (Charlestown)
10.7:4
Company says imported tyres damped 11.7:3
Registration figures for June higher 13.7:10
Tyres' speed liraits
26.7:1
Registrations
29.7:3
Move to ban (tyre) regrooving
3.8:7
Chrysler to move office to Australia 9.3:13
More new vehicles registered
19.8:3
Ford Co.'s profit 85.8m 24.8:1
Second Ford plant strike
24.3:1
Strike in a teacup (Ford works) 25.8:4
Strike ban order on vehicle union (Ford)
20.8:14
Ford workers end stoppage
5.9:14
July new vehicle total rises
13.9:3
Fresh inquiry on raotor mechanics
15.').!
Insurance on station sedans "r i d i cul ou.--"
15.9:4
Safety first in new U.S. cars 20.9:2
No increase seen in car demand 2.10:12
Guarantee on car rust to be considered
4.10:1
Test hours extended
5.10:4
Holden takes lead
7.10:3
Victririan car fees to go up
11.10:1
Registration anoraaly reported
2(i.10:12
R. Terrace registry site selected 26.10:16
MUSIC AND ARTS
'Singers to he trained for opera
4.1:7
National title aim of band
12.1:4
Assistance for composers
31.1:9
Dr. Knight to speak on music 9.2:22
World pianist at Woodlands
10.2:6
Four ensembles join home players 22,2:2
Century expedient (note) 3.4:2
Record for concert subscribers
5.4:12
A pleasure to listen to now (Sydney Symphony
Orchestra) 13.4:4
"Magnificent job" for music in Newcastle
17.4:7
Bronhill for Muswellbrook 19.4:8
Charaber music at its best (Deller Consort)
27.4 :7
Close unity by quartet (Smetana Quartet)
12.5:5
Collier for 4 concerts
22.5:3
Orchestra, opera for N.S.W. 24.5:20
New conductor for A.B.C, tour (lliev) 2.6:3
20 bandsraen for solo championship 7.6:14
Hungarian to give concert (Frankl) 10.6:4
Band wins 15 medals at contest 14.6:8
Newcastle boys' band wins title 25.6:3
Newcastle "home of bands"
4.7:9
Frankl shows sensitivity 4.7:14
Orchestra to lose quality says Dixon 10.7:13
Dean Dixon says orchestra "slowly dying"
11.7:1
Dixon 830,000 for 110 days
12.7:1
Dean Dixon "out of turn" says union 15.7:3
Conductor to resign (Mr. R. Pekarck, Q'ld.)
25.7:3
A.B.C appoints new conductor (Atzmon)
29.7:1
Trio in ideal combination (Trio Concertante)
1.3:13
Quintet gives varied fare
21.8:4
Artists for A.B.C. 14.9:25
Pianist's skill and versatility (Firkusny)
19.9:4
Orchestra for Tasmania
19.9:8
Lack of help attacked by composer 25.9:4
New choral society
10.10:4
Mixed quality in charaber music (Vegh Quartet)
10.10:4
.Switch in venue of orchestral concert
11.10:4
Orchestra finally revolts (Leader) 12.10:2
Sour note with orchestra - Ian Macara
20.10:2
Costs sought on araenities block (Century
Theatre) 1.11:5
New arts policy
2.11:3
Project to proraote Australian rausic 3.11:7
Fresh talks on concert venue 8.11:5
"Last" concert reflection of situation
9.11:12
Arts Council offers scholarships 9.11:12
Decision tirae on theatre (Leader) 10.11:2
70 to sing "The Messiah" 11.11:11
International line-up (A.B.C. concert series)
14.11:4
Forecast on Civic concerts 15.11:1
Council to hear theatre report 17.11:4
Long talks on Civic concerts
21.11:4
Tenancy threat on Civic, but Hoyts help
7.12:1
Way clearing for concerts (Leader) 3.12:2
"Messiah" draws capacity audience 11.12:4
Council agrees to theatre plan 20.12:1
NATIONAL PA!IKS
See also:
Fauna and Flora
Previously under Tourist Activities
and National Parks
U.S. expert to advise on parks
9.1:4
American to advise on parklands 11.1:10
Committee on Blackbutt "dissatisfied"
6.2:2
Decision on Sugarloaf park sought
14.2:13
Illegal souvenir
16.2:8
Not just a place for a picnic
17.2:2
N.M.H. INDEX
NATIONAL PARKS (Con't . )
Minister's 1120 ac. park plan for heights
(Sugarloaf)
16.3:10
Windale bush area reserve proposed
22.3:9
Winghara Brush "impressive"
27.4:11
National Park move on red gum area (The
Entrance North)
7.(i:13
Approval for park scherae (Mt. Sugarloaf)
12.6:4
Petition for preservation of red gums (The
Entrance North) 26.6:13
Park cost formula suggested (Sugarloaf)
5.8:11
More parkland for N.S.W.
3.8:8
Wildlife bill in for second time
17.8:14
State park entry fee 3.11:5
Wildflowers taken off banned list
23.11:4
NEW CITIZEN OF THE WEEK
Shy Nicoletta has found niche (Nicoletta
Morongon i) 4.1:4
Willi Grave
11.1:4
Nick Sazdanoff
18. I:4
Mrs. Bill Barry
25.1:4
Fernando Meschino
1.2:4
Chris Kozary
8.2:4
Zenon Moyter
15.2:4
Mrs. Jadraiga Svirskis 22.2:4
Giuseppe Risicato
1.3:4
George Dickson
8.3:4
Wellington "Hong" Lowe 15.3:4
Antonio Delia Grotta
22.3:4
Les Fotiff
29.3:4
Mr. Indulis Freys
5.4:4
Livio Suciu
19.4:4
Wladyslan Zarczynski
3.5:4
Luciano Cossetini
10.5:4
Kevin Jang
17.5:4
Kro Skepevski
24.5:4
Velio
Pruul
31.5:4
Carlo Gabbi
7.6:4
Dieter Pulik
14.6:4
Harry Chow
28.6:4
Vince Di Prinzio
5.7:4
Anna Marendy
12.7:4
Oliver Stephens 19.7:4
John Gebharat
26.7:4
Davie Mackenzie
9.8:4
Jan Zakzrewski
16.8:4
Oliver Boico
23.8:4
Luis Lederwasch 30.8:4
Bob Cameron
6.9:4
Mike Rozanski
13.9:4
20,9:4
Joe BorrelIi
Arpaa Matzon 27.9:4
4.10:4
Theo Burnog
11,10:4
George Bozic
John Arginics 18.10:4
Mrs. Garritze Tenbosh 25.10:4
1.11:4
Mrs, L. Delizzotti
Stanley Wolski 8.11:4
Mrs. Ursula Hardy 15.11:4
Pepe Moreno and Raraon Pardo 22.11:4
Dino Lorenzonetto 29.11:4
Jim Dorman 6.12:4
Miroslaw Wawrzonek
13.12:4
Peter Pulik
20.12:4
Jan Novak
27.12:4
NEW STATE MOVEMENT
Work on New State questions
5.1:3
Farmers fear on new State
13.1:12
New State vote April 29
18.1:5
Referendum on theory (Leader)
23,1:2
New State raove injunction
25.1:13
State plan "no benefit"
31.1:4
Dairyraen seek support to stop new State
2.2:6
New State raove to be opposed
2.2:9
Widening debate (Leader)
3.2:2
Premier will give views on new State
3.2:3
"No difficulty" in new State
4.2:23
Council "no" to State meeting
4.2:23
City "neutral" on new State
8.2:5
11.2:3
Intensive campaign planned
Change in New England constitution 13.2:1
Dairy factorymen discuss new State 14.2:4
New State talks in City Hall
17.2:4
New State gets 20 converts 18.2:3
Dairymen to discuss New State scheme
21.2:14
Referendura to clear up new State
22.2:4
Union opposes New State bid
22.2:11
New State problem with milk
23.2:10
Rolls to close for poll
2.3:5
New State bid still supported
4.3:4
New State effect on milk trade 9.3:12
New Staters hold meeting 10.3:8
Newcastle seen as new State trading capital
15.3:12
Producers to oppose new State
16.3:14
Opposition to new State
16.3:26
60-1967
NEW STATE MOVEMENT (Con't.)
Answers wanted (Leader) 17.3:2
Referendum vote plans
17.3:8
Patrick Plains Shire "no" to new State
Free vote on new State issue (A.L.P.) 18.3:9
Muswellbrook to hear new Stater
20,3:8
New State to outline dairy case 22.3:4
"Political tripe" on State 31.3:4
New State writ issued
1.4:1
Case "for" and "against" new State 3.4:12
Farraers dilemma (Leader)
4.4:2
New State vote at hospitals 6.4:19
Offices open for new State poll inquiries
7.4:4
New S t a t e "could l o s e railk raarket" 1 3 . 4 : 4
Chamber a g a i n s t new S t a t e ( S i n g l e t o n C of C.)
13.4:6
Miners oppose new State on power complex
14.4:4
Nehl says "wowser" claim false
14.4:4
Dairyraen endorse "No" vote
15.4:23
No lead on issue of new State (Leader) 17.4:2
Both views on voting
17.4:4
New State arguments
18.4:4
M.L.A. queries advantages in new State
18.4:7
New State finances
19.4:4
Make sure for referendura
19.4:4
Two views on developraent
20.4:4
Showing the flag (Leader) 21.4:2
Governing the new State
21.4:4
Maritime men oppose State 22.4:4
Denial on new State capital 22.4:4
Newcastle in new State
22.4:4
420,103 for New State poll
22,4:25
National perspective (Leader) 24.4:2
Newcastle in new State
24.4:4
Dairy union urges "no" vote on new State
proposal
25.4:3
Final extract on new State
25.4:4
Milk and New State 27.4:4
A.L.P. will man "No" vote tables 27.4:6
People left in the dark (Leader) 28.4:2
Newcastle votes could decide new State
28.4:2
Building unions support "No"
23.4:4
M.P. sees new State threat to industries
28.4:6
New State vote today 29.4:1
Where to cast vote in New State poll
29.4:8
New State leaders not agreed on whether
ballot lost 1.5:1
Prudent verdict (Leader)
1.5:2
"No" chairman hails ballot result
1.5:3
Informal voting record in northern poll
1.5:4
Subdivisional vote
1.5:6
President forecasts lull in agitation
1.5:6
New State poll lost; "Yes" lags
2.5:1
The end of a long road (Leader)
3.5:2
New State bid in Parliament
3.5:5
Final figures on new State
13.5:4
Hunter out of new proposal
18.5:5
NEWCASTLE
March organised to mark Australia Day 26.1:4
Spoiling it (note) 27.1:2
Old-tirae in comeback
3.2:1
Michael's study chance won
3.2:1
Quota honour to Professor (Dr. Nasher) 7.2:3
100 years old (Mrs. Harriet Hope) 11.2:5
Vice-regal rush
14.2:1
Getting to know us (Gov.-Gen. visit) 15.2:1
French language an aid in Asia (Lady Casey)
15.2:12
Mementoes will last (Lord & Lady Casey)
16.2:1
Kitten afloat
17.2:1
Legacy tribute at raonuraent 20.2:4
Deaf and dumb Australian
20.2:4
Horae industry museum creates its own problem
18.5:8
Australia Day Council to meet soon
6.6:9
First impression (Leader)
18.7:2
Newcastle: for and against (Prof. Ellyett)
13 7:4
Constitution to be presented (Aust. Day
Council) 21.7:4
Dyason lecturer for Newcastle (Mr. Soldjatmoko)
22.7:9
Stockton - a future at last 28,7:2
U.S. envoy to speak in Newcastle (Clark)
5.8:4
Hunger drive
17.8:4
Launching of ex-services rights body
8.9:3
Extension of Australia Day urged
29.9:4
Freedom from Hunger yield 820,880
19.10:4
Sole, Wirths circus to open season
21.10:4
Opened at last - Mayfield Spring Festival
28.10:3
N . M . II .
M-UCiSI I h. ( C . i , ' t . )
HISTORICAL
Conversion of an i n d u s t r i a l s c h o o l
(Watt-St.)
D. 0 ' D o n n e 11
14.1:6
C a t a s t r o p h e at b r e a k f a s t - t i m e
(Hamilton
B o r e h o l e P i t ) - W, H, F e n w i c k
14,1:7
18.2:1
Sale
cuts link with h i s t o r y
C a t h e d r a l c l a s h in m o n o g r a p h
9.3:6
The V a l l e y S c o t t s - 1 .
C E, Sraith
18,3:7
Fletcher meets F l e t c h e r
25.3:7
1.4:8
The V a l l e y S c o t t s - 2 .
C
E. Sraith
New d e t a i l s o f e a r l y f a r a i l i e s
20.4:4
The P i o n e e r S c o t t s - 3 .
C
E, S m i t h
6 5:6
S a i l s a n d C a n v a s ( E , 8< W, B r e t t ) - A, W a t k i n s
fl , 5 : 7
Pine example of e a r l y a r c h i t e c t u r e
(Customs
15,7:3
House)
loint centenary plan for 3 churches
'Wallsend)
27.7:8
(Wallsend
Old c l i u r c h h a s i t s s h a k y d a y s
3.3:8
Methodist)
1880 church (St, Luke's Wallsend Anglican)
10,3:3
M e r e w e t h e r s t r e e t narae s i g n i f i c a n c e - C . E .
2.'I: 6
Smith
I t a n t e d - a p l a c e t o k e e p mu.seum i t e m s
(Wallsend H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y )
19.9:10
l o n g memory o f d e f u n c t l o d g e ( G r a n d U n i t e d
Order of G a r d e n e r s )
19.10:8
19.12:3
Digging i n t o p a s t (Raymond T e r r a c e )
General not only v i c t i m of h a r b o j r ' s a n g r y
rocks
28.12:2
Menace o f t h e O y s t e r B a n k - K. I l o p t o n
50.12;17
NEHCASTLE
VISITING
61-1967
NEWCA.STLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Con't.)
K(.-.ti\al Queen c i d w n e d
(>.ll:4
P o l i s h camel.1..^ f i l m N e w c a s t l e
9,11:14
i i i . - t i a ' i a D.iy p l a n s i n c l u d e w a r s h i p
visit
11.11:4
:^-(lav v i s i t b y h i s t o r i c c r a f t
(Krait)
(for A u s t r a l i a Day)
23.11:9
( i e n e r a l t o t a k e s a l u t e ( M a c a r t h u r - O n s I ow )
6.12:4
(Aust r a l la Day)
R e g i s t r a r for Waratah a r e a r e s i g n s ( S . C.
(, i h h s )
').12:9
B u s i n e s s men u r g e d t o b u i l d c l u b
13.12:4
NEWCA.STLE -
INDEX
PERSONALITIES
Two-day v i s i t by L o r d C a s e y
4.1:1
Lord C a s e y v i s i t o f f ( C e s s n o c k )
24.1:14
Lady C a s e y f o r " Y "
1.2:10
Vice-Regal rush
14.2:1
G e t t i n g t o know u s
15.2:1
French l a n g u a g e an a i d in A s i a
15.2:12
Mementoes w i l l l a s t
16.2:1
(Miss
Weary
Miss Au.stralia s t i l l smile.s
Margaret Rohan)
15.3:12
Likes it h e r e ( S i r C h a r l e s J o h n s t o n )
15.4:3
Smiling ambassador (Mr. T a r a k a n a ,
Ru.ssia)
18,7:1
E n v o y ' s v i s i t ( M r . E , A. C l a r l i , U , S ,
18.8:3
Ambassador)
V i s i t by I n d o n e s i a n s t u d e n t s '
executives
5,9:4
Canadian envoy to visit Newcastle (A. R.
Menzies) 21,10:9
Sir P, Spender for visit (Nov.2) 26.10:4
Politics most demanding (Sir Percy Spender)
3,11:4
Envoy makes first visit (Don Franciso
Casadesus) 9,11:4
Americans to v i . s i t c i t y ( M e s s r s , C a p e l l a &
Brent)
15,11:4
German e n v o y v i . s u a l i s e s u n i t e d E u r o p e
28.11:16
( D r . W. C . B r u c k m a n n )
V i s i t by D e m o l a y l e a d e r ( M r . F r e d e r i c k V o s s )
2 9 . 1 1 :4
NEWCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Litter fines suggested
28.1:3
S h u t t l e b u s e s c i t y aira
28.1:3
Better a i r l i n k "30 y e a r s ago"
18.2:4
End t o raeans t e s t u r g e d
18.2:5
18.3:4
City " l o s t o v e r a i r s e r v i c e s "
Morris s a y s s e r v i c e n e e d s s t reainl in ing I 8 . 3 :9
"Drive needed f o r i n d u s t r y "
15.4:4
J u n i o r C h a r a b e r now J a y c e e s
18.4:15
Doubt a b o u t H e x h a m a s a i r p o r t s i t e
13.5:4
Chamber s t i l l . s e e k s i n n e r c i t y b u s p l a n
13.5:4
Chamber .seeks c i v i l a i r p o r t f a c t s
10.6:4
Candidates unopposed
16.6:4
"Must k e e p up p r e s s u r e " t o g e t a i r p o r t
24.6:4
Chamber lists postal hitches 3,7:4
Chamber of Commerce is formed for Cardiff
3,8:8
"Knockers" of Mattara
5,3:1
Charaber plans mineral tour 5.8:3
Chamber dispute over Blackbutt
2.9:24
Liaison work of chambers seen as vital
11.9:13
Chamber backs move for bus extension (Cardiff)
29.9:14
Concern on effects of wool plan 30.9:4
(Jaycee's) awards presented
13.10:3
List to Charaber of Coramerce - the Port's
eyesores 28.10:3
Rubbish fee irks
28.10:3
Railways slated on Newcastle wool handling
25.11:4
"Dorothy Dix" label annoys
25.11:11
Council raakes offer to conceal mains 16.12:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL
"Disco" closed over decor
20.1:4
Opinions differ on tree 1.2:1
Computer for city inevitable
4.2:4
Council calls tenders for shopping area
9.2:4
Apex Club to work for appeal
10.2:6
A.L.P, branch concerned about dwelling
10.2:9
Revision of city's main roads to be urged
14.2:4
"Neglect" denied by council (Stockton)
16.2:4
Newcastle-Sydney rates, etc. 22.2:5
Move to halt tree removal 25.2:10
"Council should spend more on main roads"
2.3:7
Opposition to flats causes concern
8.3:5
Stockton to seek kiosk demolition
14.3:4
Holt says Commonwealth likely to help Garaes
in North
15.3:5
Ward changes may affect aldermen
22.3:5
Aldermen can .stand for original wards
23.3:4
Council may help resite dog's home 29.3:4
Starlings are back 31.3:1
City Council
5.4:3
"seeking
work
for
its
raen"
Council changes on crossing (Clyde St )
5.4:5
Solicitors' idea "lot of piffle" 5.4:5
Not just raundane 12.4:1
Increased air pollution - C.C. points
12.4:4
Council wants answers on part of motorway
19.4:5
Council urged to fill swamp (Hexham-Minmi)
19,4:5
City Council meetings off
21.4:4
Council upsets Hamilton business men 25.4:7
Hamilton Sth. shopping plan defended 27.4:4
Prosecution on eyesore bills
3 . 5 : .5
Relaxation on model planes not favoured
4.5:8
Strong city council (Ind. Survey .Supp.)
4.5:38
Planes in parks (note) 10.5:2
Regular tests of pollution at beaches
directed (C.C. Points) 10.5:5
Council land sale protest (Ham. Sth ) 13.5:9
Bid to give boys park airspace (Model planes
issue)
17.5:1
Shopping centre plan endorsed
17.5:5
Model aircraft fliers bend rules
19.5:1
Model planes go down to letter barrage
24.5:3
Shopping centre debate deferred (C.C Points)
24.5:5
Row looms on shop issue (Harailton Sth.) 30.5:3
Last laugh to Council at "giggle strip."
(Stockton) 30.5:4
Lord Mayor appeals for needy 30.5:15
Hamilton shops (note) 31.5:4
Coraraittee proposes anti-litter rangers (C.C.
Points) 31,5:5
Alderraen criticise outfall plans
7,6:5
Drought kills pine trees (Par'tway Ave.)
8.6:4
No tenders for shopping site 14 6:5
More raoney needed for fuel 17.6:4
Council rejects Merewether site for hotel
21 .6:5
Police powers to attendants
21.6:5
Plan for steel fences at cliffs
27.6:4
Winter fuel appeal raises 8688
27.6:11
Air pollution rises in Newcastle (C.CPoints)
28.6:5
Coraraittee bid to gain taxes
28.6:5
Revised code for flats deferred
5.7:5
One way traffic plan *"or Hunter-Street
12.7:5
No decision on flat code
19.7:5
Cancer unit justified by patients: Alderraan
26.7:5
62-l')67
N.M.H . INDEX
NEWCASTLE CITY K H N C I L (Con't.)
More water hours sought by Council
2.3:5
42 p.c. of i-ates in Newcastle spent on public
works
9.3:5
Concern over outpatients block - long delay
16.8:4
Disraissal by City Council
16.8:18
Purdue sits for artist
18.8:4
Keeping up with the Chiracs (City Hall clock)
22.3:I
Council to oust old man by fine 23.3:1
Council revenue over estimates (N.C.C.)
23.8:5, 6
Clash in revised budget debate (C.CPoints)
30 .8 : 5
30.3:5
Fitness challenge defended
Site obstacle to music shell
6.9:5
Council office space bid 13:9:3
Inspectors defended in mayoral minute 13.9:5
Painter to be paid full wage although
"labouring" 13.9:5
Move to tighten rate rebates 20.9:5
Health row settled in 15 minutes 20.9:5
Homes instead of shops plan (Harailton .Sth.)
21.9:4
That's telling 'em (Harry Anderson) 27.9:1
One still stays put 27.9:4
Council not to extend Caravan park lease
(Stockton) 27.9:5
Warning on bottle use
28.9:4
His City plan (Frank Hughes)
29.9:1
Dog kennels may be soundproofed 4.10:5
Recission notice after health officer
11 .10 : 5
appointed
Report on stables sought
11.10:5
"Few years" for hall
17.10:7
Inquiry hid on lounge lease 17.10:7
Amended shop centre plan wins .support I3.jr;3
Chief inspector appointraent move rescinded
25.10:5
Stables in Adamstown approved
25.10:5
Trainer in new stables bid 26.10:4
Horses for courses (note) 27.10:2
Lord Mayor a.sks for reraoval of Aid. Wade
1.11:1, 12
Could force be used? 1,11:1
Costs sought on amenities block (Century
Theatre) 1.11:5
Recision of Lord Mayor's right sought 2.11:1
Force could be used
2.11:1
Wide interest in Council's hotel debate
6.11:4
Council rejects hotel application 3.11:1
Council agrees to tran.sfer caravan park
(Stockton) 8.11:3
Fresh talks on concert venue 8.11:5
Lord Mayor gets key of Osaka 8.11:5
"Where can 1 build h o t e l " publican a.sks
9.114
Decision time on theatre (Leader) 10,11:2
Concert group urges polic.y change
14.11:1
Club puts case for New lambton ground
15,11:5
Portrait hung (Aid. Purdue) 22.11:1
City wants to keep numbers (Shortland C.C.)
22.11:5
Well, it doe.s and it doesn't (Purdue portrait)
22.11.5
Council drive to police dogs
24.11:4
New move on city health job
28.11:4
Research body's work defended 29.11:5
Books for council
1.12:4
Picn ic day 1.12:4
Health Chief job reaffirmed 6.12:5
Embarrassed by decision (Aid. Clarke)
7.12:4
C i t y C o u n c i l P.R. o f f i c e urged
13.12:4
A e r i a l p h o t o g r a p h s u.sed f o r v a r y i n g .scheme
map
14.12:16
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - ABATTOIRS
"Abattoir losing money": bid to put up
charges
12.4:1
Bonus plan for Abattoir
13.4:4
Plan for meat hall (Survey Supp,: 4,5::'
Beef carcase contest in November
6.5:0
Abattoir rise will be considered
11.5:4
Abattoir charges increased
17.5:22
25 p.c. rise in slaughtering
10.10:3
New Abattoir steam plant
27,10,4
Clothing lead at Newcastle Abattoir 28,10:9
Private car (for contacting key personn^.l;
28.10:29
Abattoir sh-iw entries up 17,11:8
Abattoir wary on devaluation
23,11:4
Upper Hunter takes prizes
24.11:7
Top export prize to Rouchel
27.11:4
Timeclock dispute settled in meeting 30.11:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COilNClL - CIVIC CENTRE
"Sound" misses Newcastle (Leader)
9.1:2
10.1:4
Moves "soon" over Civic Theatre
Back to Civic (note) 11.1:2
Civic Theatre as concert centre
4.2:3
Switch in venue of orchestral concert
11.10:4
Orchestra finally revolts
(Leailer) 12.10:2
Warning given over concerts
12.10:4
Sour note with orchestra - Ian Macara
20.10:2
Answer in Civic (Leader)
24.10:2
New proposal on concert problem
24.10:3
Costs sought on araenities block (Century)
1.11:5
Decision time on theatre (Leader) 10.11:2
14.11:1
Concert group urges policy change
Forecast on Civic concert.^
15.11:1
Council to hear theatre report
17.11:4
Long talks on Civic concerts
21.11:4
Aldermen question Civic use 6.12:5
Tenancy threat on Civic, but Ho.yts help
7.12:1
Council agrees to theatre plan
20.12:1
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - COUNTY SCHEME PLAN
Call to separate planning section
20.6:4
Planning decision criticised
30.8:10
Full-time planner proposed
13.10:6
A city that grows along old lines - I.
J. Pulien 2.12:2
A city with few plans - 2. J. Pullen
4.12:2
Paying for planning (Leader)
4.12:2
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL
ELECTIONS
Labour calls poll entries 19.6:4
Searle tipped to win poll 15.7:4
Union man for council by-election (MacBean)
17.7:13
A.L.P, endorses MacBean
29.7:11
By-election
2.8:5
Independent to fight council poll
3.3:4
Warning about by-election
15.8:4
South ward by-election 24.3:4
16,000 to v o t e
26.3:3
Voters elect city's youngest alderman (J. W.
MacBean) 28.8:4
A fresh presence (Leader) 29.8:2
Aid. Bell again Deputy; 1 3 - 7 margin
20.12:3
NEWCASTLE CITV COUNCIL - HEALTH
Lowlying land unhealthy
21.2:4
Stockton garbage tin search 23.2:6
Mosquito swamps raay be drained
12.4:1
Health risk rerainder at Rankin Park 10.8:19
Mayor replies to criticism
22.8:15
Effluent tank complaints
7.910
Council shifts extra rubbish
14.9:4
l'i.fi;!0
Clean-up of rubbish continues
No clean-up till next year
23.9:3
Last day for clean-up
26,9-4
Rubbish: dumping a problem
!. Mecara
29.9:2
Defence of "excess" fee on garbage
30.9:25
Garbage tins treated "roughly"
11.10:9
Rubbish fee irks
28.10:3
Garbage costs explained
31 10:3
Council men in hunt for bush flits 13.12:1
Fly (search) by night
14.12:1
Bins and swats (note) 15.12:2
Swot those flies
15.12:2
Children help on tidiness
'C:£;
NEWCAS'lLE CITY COUNCIL - Ml'^'lC(PAL MAKKEPS
New markets, but when? (Leader)
1.2:2
Markets muddle on - 2 raore yeai-s of queueing
24.4:2
E s t i m a t e s r e a d y on m a r k e t s
27.6:1
Market a g e n t s ' s i d i n g p r o t e s t
20.7:3
Cannot a f f o r d raarkets raove, a g e n t s c l a i m
20.10 : 4
Market rents "not excessive" 21.10:27
NEWCA.STLE CITY COUNCIl , PARKS AND P! AYCROUNDS
Movement claims parks down 300 acres 19,1:20
Sparc- Dangar Park tree, Richley urges 7.2:7
Sculptor paid little for fountain work
14.2:4
6500 grant for War.itah Park 22.2:5
Lord Mayor calls for war memorial
23.2:10
Hot potato back in hands of council (Blackbutt)
27.2:2
Commissioner's surprise visit to back road
plan for Blackbutt
1.3:1
Man in grey not sure about the birds (Blackbutt)
I •^:1
N.M,
NKWCA.SllK ( i n
C O N C H . - PARKS AND l'LAY(iRo:MXS
(Con't.)
Blackliiitt Irom a i r , L o r d Mayor c o n v i n c e d
2,5:1
Dye in t h e f o u n t a i n
23,3:1
30.3:1
P o l i c e a s k e d t o a c t on f o u n t a i n
P o l i c e t r a c i n g f o u n t a i n dye
31.3:4
"No j u s t i c e " in C o u n c i l a c t i o n ( B l a c k b u t t )
20.1:3
Sign admits defeat (fountain) 27,1:1
Committee moves for new route on Blackbutt
12.5:1
B e r e s f i e l d Park f a c i l i t y "needed"
15.5:10
S p o i l dumped in p l a y a r e a
19.5:4
Richley c a l l s for Blackbutt area f i g u r e s
25,5:4
(iroup urges new route in Blackbutt
27.5:4
Park leaders hit Council (Civic Park)
30.5 :11
Sculptress called on fountain lighting
2.6:13
Costly choice in Blackbutt route
6.6:3
Blackbutt inspection
14.6:4
City chiefs attacked on open space
3.7:6
Lord Mayor defends parks record
4.7:10
Aldermen vote 15 - 4 for D.M.R. on Blackbutt
5.7:1
V a r y i n g .scheme c o n c e r n s p a r k movement
26.7:7
Design in c l a y ( w a r m e m o r i a l f o r C i v i c P a r k )
10.8:1
Wind damages grandstand (Empire Park) 12.8:1
City parks planning criticised
24.8:3
Fountain was green again
5.9:1
13.9:11
Jones asks for more parkland
Protest on oval fence (Wallarah Oval)
18.10:3
19.10:6
Club plans to develop Wallarah Oval
Fountain "the best" declare film men 28.10:4
Parks into club grounds (Leader) 31.10:2
Another fenced oval? 1.11:5
Club puts case for New Lambton ground
15.11:5
F e n c i n g i s s u e r e m a i n s o p e n (New Lambton)
21 .11 :4
Open o r f e n c e d ?
2 2 , 11 : I
Movement t o c h e c k t r e e s
27,11:13
City Council to d i s c u s s proposed oval
5.12:14
Waratah West oval developraent
20.12:5
NEWCASTLE CITY COINCIL - RATES AND FINANCE
Aggregate revenue account for year ending
Dec. 31, 1965
11.1:9
A l l o w a n c e f o r Lord Mayor i n c r e a s e d t o
89,000
1.2:1
Newcastle budget "glooraiest ever" 1,2:5
Newcastle - Sydney rate coraparison "complex"
22.2:5
City Hall talks on poll tax
24.2:4
24.2:9
THC against council poll tax
Move to tighten rate rebates
20.9:5
8260,000 loan 7.11:4
City budget 14. 11 : 11
Aggregate revenue account Xc aggregate
balance sheet
15.11:7
Civic leaders talk of possible rise in rate
18.11:1
Aldermen seek bread and butter works
24.11:2
Rates rise proposal 15.83 p.c. 29.11:1
Tight city budget (Leader) 5.12:2
Metal award puts query on council budget
12.12:4
Two alderraen back proposed rate
13.12:3
A.L.P, defers rate decision
14.12:4
Caucus to decide rate policy
19.12:4
City rate goes up by 15.83 per cent-Now:
3.04e in 8
20.12:1
Rate protest
20.12:5
Where all the money goes
23.12:2
NEWCASTLE CITY CO'JNCIL - ROADS
Road still brings protests (Howden-St.
Carrington) 11.1:5
Revision of City's main roads to he urged
14.2:4
Nobody's worry? (Hamilton)
13.2:1
"Worst road" (Wharf-Road, N'cle ) 30.3:4
Council views clash on road spending
14.4:4
Threat to tarseal "right down the middle"
(Boundary S t . )
15.4:1
N e w c a s t l e raay do b o r d e r j o b ( B o u n d a r y - S t . )
19.4:5
2-Council road job s o l u t i o n ( B o u n d a r y - S t . )
27.4 : 3
No discussion on sealing arrangement
(Boundary-St.)
29.4:25
INDEX
63-1967
NEWCA.STLE CITY COUNCIL - ROADS ( C o n ' t . )
Woman . s t a y s p u t ( N e w c a s t l e - R o a d and C o w p e r St.)
3.5:1
4.5:8
Start to city road link (Wharf-Road)
Solution to street "raystery"
9.5:3
Stayput gets kid-glove treatraent 26.5:1
Lord Mayor to visit reluctant owner
2.6:1
Age bows to "progress"
6.6:1
Start soon on sealing of Boundary-St. 10.6:9
Road aid pact hailed at breakthrough
22.6:4
That's the end of Sandgate's costly pothole
4.7:9
Hou.se demolished in hurry - Hospital care
for evicted woman, 72
29.9:1
Unpleasant duty (note)
30.9:2
Tragedy fear on lane traffic(Islington)
4.1(»:1
Widening King-St. 15.11:5
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Trees in discard (Leader)
18,11:2
Boulevard plan for King-St. proposed 22.11:4
Roads grant
2.12:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - STAFF
Allowance for Lord Mayor increased to 89,000
1.2:1
Laughter and regret at farewell (W. Graharae)
1.12:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - WORKS
City Council criticised and praised 23.1:4
Kotara plans to prevent drain floods 9.3:24
Main Roads saves job.s on Council
17.8:4
Ward visit soon by Works Committee
27.9:8
City wards to be inspected
5.10:4
Aldermen seek bread and butter works 24.11:2
NEWCASTLE HARBOUR - NEW ENTRANCE
Experts rule out port plan
NEWCASTLE HARBOUR
25.11:4
RECLAMATION, DREDGES,
FERRIES
Late .steps beat the bar - the past
5.1:2
Maritime staff wages offer 11.1:4
Islands rail progress
24.1:4
Loader test
8.2:3
Launching ramp "long overdue" 15.2:11
47 years in service of progress (G. D. Sims)
16.2:4
Walsh Is. wharf contract
17,2:3
Flashing lights of loader
20,2:7
Ferry will be off run 21.2:4
Ferry off run (Koondooloo)
28.2:4
Engineroora blaze in car ferry
6.3:1
Port dredges "should be replaced"
9.5:4
Big island industry plan 10.3:1
Port prospects (Leader)
13,3:2
Moves to cut cost of dredging
15.3:5
87m. contract for Newcastle island plant
17.3:3
"Must go much further to deepen ports"
17.3:5
Port deepening cost part of record works
22.3:3
" S t e p s taken" to
fleet
31.3:5
raaintain
u p - t o - d a t e dredge
125,000 tons of silt in 48 hours
8.4:4
Dredge raen annoyed
15.4:3
Fitters stop on dirt pay issue
22.4:24
For Harbour job (Underwater rockbreaker)
27.4:4
Ferry service discontinued (Crebert-St. )
2.5:3
Ferry wharf may go in upkeep squabble
(Crebert St.) 3.5:3
Hunter River island zone in demand (Survey
4.5:35
Supp.)
Records for port (Survey Supp.) 4.3:54
No completion date yet for islands railway
6.5:9
Inquiry into harbour fog collision (vehicular
12.5:4
ferries)
Resuscitation gear plan (dredged 12.5:4
Bay bus could hit ferries (Nelson Bay)
31.5:5
The next stage (harbour deepening) (Leader)
5.6:2
Further basin deepening
7.6:4
Ferr.v returns to service
8.6:4
Ms.P. call for dredge work 21.6:4
Ferry fares (increased)
4.7:9
Early morning ferry halt
8.7:4
Hughes in war on costs
21.7:3
Deepening of port nears end
22.7:4
Ferry service suspension 25.7:4
Dredge leaves (W,D. 53) 26.7:6
Newcastle link (Dredge W.D, 53) 2,8:1
Vehicular ferry to be suspended
5.3:4
N.M.
NEWCASTLE HARBOUR - RECLAMATION, DREDGES,
FERRIES (Con't .)
Passenger ferry on raudbank 7.8:3
Ferry to be suspended
12.3:4
820,000 plant on island site (Vidor) 16.3:1
Rail delay blamed on steel
19.3:3
Parkland pledge on islands
24.3:4
Island zone parks (note) 25.3:2
Trees wait on location 26.8:3
Ferry service
29.8:4
J a n u a r y f i n i s h f o r e c a s t for i s l a n d r a i l link
5.9:14
P.W.D. men in slippage
25.10:3
7.9:4
Six hulks to be removed from Hunter
Island hulk
15.9:3
Big dredging projects
19.9:4
Newcastle dredge for P. Kerabla 20.9:4
Proraise by Preraier on dredging 29.9:4
Island water bill shared 3(1.'1:24
Key to depths (note)
2.10:2
B.H.P, channel to be deepened soon 4,1<):5
Deeper port future need
7,10:4
Dredge in start on channel
13.10:6
(Railway) to islands by .lanuary 17,10:3
Timetable on channel job defended 21,10:4
Islands plans for review
24.10:4
Divers in harbour survey
25.10:4
Wider Steel Works channel 25.10:5
Port depth aim 36 feet 4.11:4
Port work explained by Hughes 9,11:3
P.W.D. men join protest stoppage 9.11:19
Boatmen willing to pay for ramp 9.11:25
Island project likely (ConAus) 10.11:4
Askin assurance on port depth
10.11:4
Replies on port dredgingirk union
15.11:10
New harbour depths on latest chart
17.11:4
3 rivers carry sediment to port
20.11:12
Ore berth dredging under way 23.11:5
Ferry off for repairs (Koondooloo) 25.11:4
Danger seen in deep dredging
27.11:6
Next stage in island zone (Leader) 1.12:1
Iraproveraents to ferry wharf access (Stockton)
12.12:19
Refinery sought for islands
15.12:5
River islands named (koorangang) 22.12:1
Islands have bird name (meaning brolga or
native companion)
23.12:4
Koorangang, or? (Leader)
26.12:2
Port le.ssons in stranding (Leader) 29,12:2
NOISE
Cacophony of modern 1ife...shrieks for action
14.1:2
Noi.se complaint (coal trucks, Wallsend)
10.6:9
Newcastle called "noisiest"
14.9:7
Statement on noise "ridiculous
16.9:4
City Hall counters charge on noise
26.9:13
Firms act on coal trucks
20.12:5
NORTHERN TERRITORY
English trek into the "dead heart" 11.1:9
Dismissal for headmaster
18.2:1
Americans buy vast station (Tipperary)
13.5:4
Birdsville track gets 8l million 29.6:1
Darwin talks on agriculture 29.6:17
Multi-million 8 N.T. farm plan
25.7:1
Rich man out to beat dust 26.7:14
Buffalo hide cases
4.10:1
Allegations follow land sales
24.11:17
OBITUARIES
Ex-U.S. Secretary of State dies at 71
(Christian Herter) 2.1:7
Vale Donald Campbell!
6.1:2
Controversial newspaper founder dies (Ezra
Norton)
6,1:5
Shipping death (W, E. Kelly) 7.1:3
Forraer .Senator Brown dies
13.1:3
"Guy" Littler dies at 70 18.1:4
Smeterlin dies at 74
21.1:10
Early aviator dies in N.G. (Capt. E. J.
Stephens) 27.1:3
Marshal Juin dies at 73
28.1:3
Top rider on many courses killed ( C Kelly)
30.1 :6
Mrs. B. Blair dies at Kurri 31.1:9
Industrial identity dies at 66 (A. Goninan)
1.2:4
First Wyong woman on council dies (J.Barnard)
1 .2:6
Death of Dame Anne McEwan
11.2:3
Death of ex-union official (A. V. Carroll)
13.2:7
Head of school dies, (,3 (K. D. Martyn)
13.2:14
Death of former mineleader (David R. Lloyd)
15.2:3
INDEX
64-1967
OBITUARIES (Con ' t. )
Atom pioneer dies at 62 (Dr. J. R. Oppenheimer)
20.2:3
Former top policeman buried (N. J. Scholtz)
22.2:5
Richest Indian dies at 80 (Nizar of Hyderabad) 25.2:1
Mrs. Winsor dies at 81
25.2:24
Death of Mr. J. B. Small
3.3:4
Mr. V. Richards dies suddenly
3.3:6
Death of top A.J.C. official (R. M. Yates)
4.3:26
Ex-Iranian dictator dies at 86 (Mossadegh)
7.3:3
Death of Mr, T, McLauchlin
6.3:4
Nelson Eddy dies at 6 5
7.3:3
Top Adventist doctor dies (Dr. Z. Kotz)
7.3:3
Canadian (iov.-Gen. dies at 78 (General G.
Vanler) 7,3:9
Death of Hungarian composer (Zoltan Kodaly)
7.3:21
Mr. J. Hogan dies at 74
8.3:4
Death o f S i r F . Worrell
15.3:1
Member dies in Parliaraent (W. M. Ewan, Qld.)
15.3:3
Death of Bishop Burgraann at 31
15.3:5
Bishop's raeraory, lives on (Burgmann) 17.3:2
Cooper, S.M. dies aged 63
18.3:1
Viscountess Bruce dies 18.3:3
Planner of D-Day dies at 73 (Lieut. General
Morgan) 22.3:4
27.3:3
State funeral for C A . Kelly
Police officer, 60, dies at Cessnock (F.
Chalker) 29.3:15
D'arcy Niland dies aged 48
31.3:3
Death of Mr. H. V. Street
1.4:5
Leader of bands (J. J. Kelly) 1.4:6
Upper Hunter identity dies at 86 (C. D.
Forrest) 4.4:17
Well-known charity worker dies at 86 (Mrs.
Isabel la Croft.)
8.4:8
Prof. Bland, 84, dies in Sydney
10.4:3
Dairy industry leader dies (E. Morton Trotter) 12.4:5
Mrs. Vera Galleghan dies 13,4:14
Bankruptcy judge dies (Sir Thoraas Clyne)
14,4:3
Death of Mr, A, L. Watson
19,4:4
Adenauer dies
20.4:1
Well-known musician dies at 71 (Doris Smith)
22,4:24
Death of Mr. Eric Baume
25.4:3
Well-known soccer figure dies (Thomas Percy)
3.5:24
Cr. loliffe dies
11.5:6
Death of Mr. R. C Booth 23.5:14
Death of veteran journalist (George Bates)
26 .5:4
Death of Mr. J, C W, Bridge 31.5:4
Death of Professor (J. F. Clark)
5.6:1
Principal of raission dies (Rev. Jack M.
Lloyd) 10.6:23
Spencer Tracy dies at 67 12,6:6
Aid, May dies suddenly
13.6:4
Death of Lord Baillieu 19.6:1
Professor K. Cross dies
19.6:3
Woman of 107 dies (Mrs. Jessie Pearce)
21.6:1
22.6:11
Ernest Briggs dies, aged 62
Death of R.S.L. official (A. G, Ashwell)
23.6:13
Army training officer dies (Col. Francis W.
Cook) 27.6:3
Prirao C a m e r a dead
30.6:1
Jayne Mansfield killed in accident
30.6:1
Escort of 30 police at funeral (Sen. Const.
Gamlin)
5.7:4
Death of eye specialist (Dr. Hugh Allen)
6,7:4
War hero dies aged 71 (Lieut. J. Maxwell)
7.7:1
Death of U. Hunter identity (D. G, T,
Stewart)
8.7:8
Death after honour (Cr L. G. Cleraents)
10.7:1
Sudden death of physician
13.7:4
Adelaide's keep-fit wizard dies at 86
(R. G. Shorthore) 17,7:3
Death of Mr. S. E. Mitchell
18.7:4
Death of noted zoologist (Prof. Alan J.
Marshall)
21.7:5
Dairy leader's death (W. H. Andrews) 21.7:13
Ex-Winghara alderman dies at 77 (G. Allport)
21.7:13
Mr. D. S. Ellis dies at Singleton
22.7:11
Famous U.S. poet dies at 39 (Carl Sandburg)
24.7:4
Upper Hunter identity dies suddenly (F. G.
Whyte) 24.7:7
Death of Mr. D. Bailey
26.7:4
N.M.H. INDEX
65-1967
OBITUARIES (Con't.)
OIL SEARCH (Con't.)
Heart attack kills Krupp
1.8:1
Stage .star dies (Minnie Love) 3.8:1
Death of Mr. Gray, M.H.R. 3.3:3
Church Army officer dies (Capt. Thompson)
5.8:4
Funeral held for Hunter Valley identity (Mrs.
Emily Mary Dunne) 8.8: 10
Mining man's death (K. A. Cameron) 9.8:19
Death of Mr. A. N. Fawcett
11.8:4
Mayoress in 1919-1923 (Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams)
17.8:8
Stalwart of ' ; ington school dies (J.Ambrose)
18.8:12
Lord Bruce dies in London at 84
26.8:1
Ravensworth grazier dies (Mr. Leslie Cowley)
26.8:27
Sid Drake dies in Sydney 29.8:15
Sudden death of U.F.W.A. official (A. R.
Johnston) 31.8:8
Death of Mr. G. Carapbell (ex M.L.A.) 6.9:4
Mr. S. Delves, 75, dies
6.9:5
Death of Mr. G. M. Campbell
22.9:4
Anzac dies at Singleton - Mr, T, Lusty
4.10:7
Sir Malcolra Sargent dies in London 5.10:5
Death of Attlee, aged 84 9.10:1
Mr. J, D. Kenny dead
13.10:3
Death of Mr. Bert Caldwell
13.10:14
Two family deaths in fortnight (Hammond,
Maitland) 14.10:13
Son of noted mariner dies (John B. Chichester)
20.10:1
Sudden death of Senator Hannaford
25.10:1
Chairraan of jam firm dies (A, W. Palfryman)
26.10:23
Wife of A.B.C. Chairraan dies, aged 62 (Lady
Madgwick) 27.10:3
Mr. John Main former work.s director dies
31.10:1
Former Senate raan dies (J. J. Arnold)
31.10:4
Death of Flying Doctor pioneer (Dr. Allen
Vickers) 2.11:3
Dr. Simonds dies at 77
4.11:3
Identity dies (Mr. P. O. Bates) 4,11:11
Mr. Jack Moore's death 14.11:17
Weir was the idol of racegoers 18.11:1
Gosford identity dies at 76 (Dr. S, K.Dwyer)
18.11:27
Mr. P. O'Brien dies aged 98
21.11:15
Glenridding woman dies (Mrs. Mona Heuston)
21.11 :15
Cardinal dies suddenly (Speliraan) 4.12:3
Stalwart of Labour dies at 92 (E. ) . llolloway)
4.12:3
Well-known R.S.L. man dies at 72 (T. Fitzgerald) 5.12:4
Death of Mr. R. A. Fitzpatrick 7.12:7
Silent pits as tribute to miners' leader
(Mr. W. Mabon) 8.12:4
Ex-Coalfields identity dies in Qld. (Mrs. E.
Davies) 8.12:9
Former police head dies (Lithgow) 11.12:4
Funeral of Dr. Perrett tomorrow
19.12:4
Ex-tech principal dies at 81 (P. D. Riddell)
20.12:12
Death of Anzac Judge (Kinsella) 21.12:4
Minister's wife dies (Mrs. Margaret Sinclair)
23.12:3
B'minton leader dies (4 .M.Cowburn) 27.12:12
Sudden death of Sir Eric Woodward 30.12:1
Oil drilling begins at Martindale
3.2:9
Pipeline to island partly laid
9.2:18
Holt to open oil search talks
13.3:4
Fuel pioneers stand to lose 8400m. 15.3:9
Oil rig's sea drilling this week 29.3:9
Newcastle rig puts focus on Gippsland
31.3:7
Bass Strait well to be abandoned 3.4:12
Drilling laws
8.4:1
Qld. offshore oil well firm
12.4:10
Uniform offshore oil laws 13.4:3
New Bass Strait well strike
16.5:12
Roraa oil strike
20.5:1
Legislation on off-shore oil 31.5:19
New Bass Strait drill rig
21.6:15
Oil survey work seen 1.7:4
May oil subsidies 8324,089 8.7:9
Halibut oil flow biggest yet 15.9:1
Submarine oil wells aec.^ iiisT:oiic flow
16.9:1
Capricorn well to cost ilm. 18.9:''
Off-shore oil bill likely next raonth 21.9:12
State approves terras for sea oil leases
11 .10:15
Promising find in test well 12.10:25
Agreeraent for oil, gas sea mining 14.10:30
Important oil find at Roma
16.10:1
"Unique" bills to control off-shore oil
19.10:3
Bid to delay offshore bill defeated 8.11:15
New gas strike in basin 10.11:10
Simpson protests on oil proposals 15.11:3
Opposition beaten on leases
23.11:14
The bad side of oil bonanza 25.11:2
Sea platforms ready for tow 9.12:1
Huge jacket in position at Barracoota
20.12:13
Giant rig reported in danger (Sedco)
28.12:1
Experts to check drill rig 29.12:3
OIL REFINERIES
30.3:5
Petroleum product.s output up
Barrow oil to go to Kwinana
10.4:11
Wapet oil flows into tanker 24,4:16
Barrow Is. oil at refinery
29.4:25
Oil production lira, barrels "by next year"
12.5:5
98 w e l l s coraplete on i s l a n d (Barrow
13.7:5
Is.)
First crude oil export for .Singapore 24.7:11
Oil "shuffling" not foreseen 25.7:3
Founder of Ampol resigns 23.i):]0
"Bumbling" oil legislation, Labour claims
27.10:12
Senate a g r e e s on o i l s t u d y 9 . 1 1 : 3
Computer t e s t case refused (H . C. .Sleigh L t d . )
9.11 :28
Offshore strikes lift market
11.11:10
Port Stephens ideal oil site 15.11:4
Depth bar to oil refinery (N'cle. Harbour)
16,11:5
OIL SEARCH
'Copters for oil search 20.1:7
Drilling to start off Vic. coast 20.1:7
Sorae gas, oil at Marlin C-1
26.1:16
Change in oil policy sought (Ampol) 26.1:18
OIL STORAGE INSTALLATIONS
Port Stephens ideal oil site (W. .M. Leonard)
15.11:4
PARLIAMENT - N.S.W,
New tenders system for State works 13.1:3
Willis leaves for Britain
18.1:5
Open court age may be reduced
3.2:1
Askin to visit Trades Hall
9.2:3
Bigger tax slice sought by Askin 15.2:3
Pension change for Parliament 23.2:3
Motion protest by Renshaw - and apology
23.2:3
New room for Cabinet
9.3:7
Recess after Tuesday 20.3:3
Houses rise
23.3:1
Parliament in long recess (Leader) 29.3:2
Hughes plan.s wide study on oversea tour
31.3:3
Delegation to sell State
5.4:5
Uniform laws discussed
7.4:3
Inforraation to relatives before inque.st
13.4:21
State Caucus to appoint policy group 11.5:3
Security of payrolls neglected
18.5:8
Premier given meraento bell 14.6:3
Maddison to tour U.S., Canada 17.6:3
Jago to tour U.S., Canada 21.6:9
Early start for State assembly 22.6:1
Askin divides role of Minister
27.6:1
Mines Minister sworn in (Mr. Fife) 28.6:20
State's deficit for year 83m. 4.7:1
State "go easy" spending policy
5.7:3
State to publish own history 31.7:7
Testing session (Leader) 2.8:2
Man.v law changes affecting raining listed
for session
2.8:3
Boundary body appointed
2.8:4
Money wasted while N.S.W. needy -• M L.A.
9.8:19
Voting age m State for report 11.8:1
State to propose 7 bilis in session
16,8:3
Switch*.'? in Str>Tf- roles 17,8:7
Financial surplus for State 22.6:1
Speaker tightens ruling.s for queries in
House
24.8:1
State houses to rise
1.9:1
Rowdy scenes in House (Supply Bill) 15,9:1
Speaker's plea to Ministers
15.9:13
Big office block opened
19.9:3
No wideniug of sraall estates aid 22.9:14
Big spending expected in State Budget
26.9:3
State aid extended (State Budget) 28.9:1, 26
Askin hits at Federal policy 28.9:1
Renshaw's comraent
23.9:1
Year of plenty (Leader) 28 .'): 2
Forcing the issue (Leader)
29.9:2
N.M.H.
PARLIAMENT
N.S.W. (Con't.)
Plan for bloc mo\e by States
6.10:3
" S t e a l t h y a c t s " claira by C u t l e r
12.10:1
C'wealth blamed for duplicating functions
12.10:3
Plan to speed cash release from estate
11.10:30
Beale flying to Tokyo
16.10:3
Education share of estimates increased 858ra.
1.11:3
State spends 8950,000 on furniture
16.11:5
8lOm. rise in State's quarterly incorae
18.11:3
Council uproar over car, liquor, betting
1.12:3
Opposition raotion defeated
1.12:13
Six bills for final week 5.12:3
8l58m. plan for works 6.12:37
Hills sent from Asserably 8.12:5
Grafton block contract let (State offices)
14.12:7
Early State poll not expected
28.12:3
PARLIAMENT
N.S.W. UPPER HOUSE
L. Council control to Govt. 22.4:24
Swearing in of 14 Ms. L.C.
4.5:3
Convention urges poll for Council
5.6:3
By-election 1.11:3
3 contest election to House
9.11:3
Chemist voted at M.L.C. 17.11:3
PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS
2 Delegates for Sydney talks on pensiiners
8.2:7
20th term as Secretary to pensioners
13.2:6
Change in State gratuities 1.3:3
Easing of means test "not slight
16.3:23
Moves to unite pensioners 17.3:15
Water rebate move by pension group 31.3:6
Govt, raoves to ease test on pension 5.4:1
Pensioner plan for services
12.4:6
Pensioners protest at easing of raeans test
20.4 : 8
Superannuation banking plan
2.5:3
Rate rebate for pensioners in Taree raove
2.5:15
Pensibners to hold congress in Newcastle
5.5:4
Thousands get lift in pensions
6,5:3
Pensioners call for 50 p.c. of basic wage
10.5:4
Travel help for pensioners soon
11.5:7
Plea for winter fuel open 20.5:4
Pensioners to take part in campaigns 25.5:7
Askin says "no rail promise to pensioners"
5.6:4
Bid to change Board powers (H.D,W.B.) 9.6:7
Fuel appeal at 8548
10.6:4
More raoney needed for fuel
17.6:4
Preraier on pensioners' travel claim 21.6:10
Winter fuel apoeal raises 8688 27.6:11
Free railk not for all aged 28.6:12
Fuel appea1
1,7:4
A,C.T.U. aid to be sought on pensions 12.7:4
Pensioners to protest
15.7:4
Winter fuel appeal 15.7:4
Pensioners unite on probleras 17.7:7
Trade-Unions' help sought by Pensioners
18.7:4
Bid for pension increase
20.7:9
Pensioners call for sugar inquiry 28.7:5
Pensioners' rally arranged
4.8:8
Canberra mission by pensioners 9.8:10
Governraent responds to deputation 9.8:10
Government clamp on super-dealings 11.8:1
Pensioners' need (Leader) 11,8:2
86 Mayfield pensioners in discussions
15.8:15
Pensioners hit (Leader) 18.8:2
Plan to iraprove superannuation 18.8:4
No inquiry on needs of pensioners 31.8:3
Pensioners urged to fight for increase 13.9:7
Deduction on dependants' tax gazetted 27.9.7
State reviews pensioii funds 27.9:7
Pensions bill up by tenth 27.9:13
Increased earnings for funds 27.9:21
Pensioner private bus fare cut 1 skel.v 6.10:3
Kolte moves on "portable pension" idea
10.10:3
Pensioners oppose Govt.
10.10:18
Cheques for pensions by computer
28.10:3
Flat rate Sunday travel if on pension 2.11:1
Pension plea for D.M.R.
3.11:7
Invalids double membership in first year
8.11 :8
Pensioners urge vote order 8.11:8
Plan to help railway pensioners 22.11:5
Pensioners to press for rise 5.12:14
Widows' cheques earlier
8.12:15
Pensions position explained
9.12:3
INDEX
66-1967
PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS (Con't.)
Pensioners group lifts membership
12.12:8
M.H.R. urges pensioners to fight harder
15.12:6
Hearing aid plan for pensioners
15.12:6
PESTS AND PEST ERADICATION
Grasshopper- invasion
4.1:15
Look for plague locusts 6.1:5
Idea raay mean end of locusts
11.1:7
13.1:12
Grasshopper plague likely
Plague locusts outbreak in Hunter likely
19.1:5
More rabbits in Gloucester area 25.1:7
Grasshoppers breeding near Merriwa
7.2:18
Explosives v. rabbits 7.2:18
No tough line on rabbits
25.2:24
New rabbiting plan for rugged areas
15,3:21
Warning notices over .atbits 13.7:21
Mosquito swamps raay be drained
12 4:^
The grub battles farmers
21.4:1
Dingoes again 25.4:1
Plague of rats on way South 22.5:3
Rat plague in settled land unlikely 24.5:3
Dingo menace to cattle grows
25.5:1
Farraers halt dingo raenace 17.6:23
Ants not from Canada
19.6:17
Charges over dingoes denied
12.7:8
14.7:1
Campaign planned on locust
Dingo caught on raoors 28.7:1
Intake of dingo scalps on wane 29.7:25
Ranger issues locust warning
11.9:13
Locust plague warning
29.9:14
11.10:8
Board starts locust fight
Rabbits breeding in Upper Hunter
12.10:14
Onus on owner for pest control
12,10:25
Galahs add to drought problem (Eastern
Mallee) 30.10:3
Locusts hatch at Merriwa
30.10:10
Survey for ants
17,11:15
Rats too big for N.T. cats to tackle
28.11:3
Beetle V. fly in experiment 4.12:4
'Copter plan for baiting
4,12:6
Board says park dingoes must die 4.12:6
Council men in hunt for bush flies 13.12:1
Fly (Search) by night
14.12:1
Bins and swats (note)
14.12:2
Swot those flies
14.12:2
PETROL
Petrol rise predicted
17.2:1
Increased petrol price denied
23.2:17
Petrol selling hours inquiry
5.4:1
Sellers out for petrol hours cut 6.4:19
Oil drivers could halt bus travel 19.4:1
Service stations to help .Sydney buses
20.4:1
Strike of tanker raen ends
21.4:1
3 States increase petrol
12.5:1
Petrol up in N.S.W. 17.5:1
Pay offer on fines reported
24.5:7
Petrol tanker drivers strike
31.5:3
Oil tanker strike ends
1.6:1
No move for rise in petrol 8.7:8
Oil tanker drivers stop work 19.7:3
Back to work tanker orders 20,7:1
Tanker raen stay out till Monday 21.7:1
Union to supply fuel to key industries
while petrol stations close
22.7:1
Taxis caught by strike
22.7:3
Petrol tanker.s busy refilling garages tanks
25.7:7
Fuel tanker drivers wait and see
2.8:5
Action on drivers by union
5.8:4
Nationwide rise in petrol price expected
11.8:1
soon
Petrol inquiry unjustified, says Premier
11,8:13
Increase eougl.i m petrol 24.8:1
Petrol Ic gal. dearer; fifth rise in 2
years
25.8:1
Cut price petrol in Sydney
26.8:1
Petrol price bio i-'.'jected
30.8:1
4.9:7
Reply on usf of petrol tax
Automatic pumps protest
6.9:3
Oil depots accused of cut prices 7.9:25
Day oil shunts to continue
11.9:6
N.R.M.A. warns on petrol
16.9:3
Witnesses wanted for inquiry 4.10:9
Inquiry begins on petrol trading hours
10.10:7
Vendor favours petrol an.y time drivers want
it
11.10:6
Closed bowsers "not profitable"
12.10:7
Views differ on petrol trading
13.10:5
Shell tanker raen to meet on dispute
14.10:30
Road tanker men to decide today
16.10:3
N.M.H.
INDEX
67-1967
ptTHOL ( C o n ' t . )
POLICE BOYS' CLUBS
Shell d r i v e r s end s t r i k e
17.10:7;
19 1 0 : 7
Lower p e t r o l p r i c e s s o u g h t
21.10:3
Lower p e t r o l p r i c e s s o u g h t
21.10:3
Petrol s c a r e a t g a r a g e ( R u t h e r f o r d ) 1 3 . 1 1 : 2
Petrol p r i c e r i s e l i k e l y
4.11:3
Reactions t o p e t r o l r i s e a p p l i c a t i o n 1 5 . 1 1 : 3
Vo move f o r p e t r o l r i s e in N.S.W. y e t
Id. 11:3
Dearer p e t r o l " i n e v i t a b l e "
17.11:3
Club expects April completion - Maitland
3.2:13
2,000 in Boys' Club (Cessnock) 15.2:8
Singleton boys' club fund lift (Singleton)
18.5:13
Alterations to police boys' club proposed
(Singleton)
30.8:8
Coraraittee for 841,000 plan 3.11:16
Rifles taken from Police Boys' Club (Maitland)
6.12:9
POLICE AND POLICE FORCES
Glamour t o t h e f o r c e ( P o l i c e w o m e n B. E r r i n g 5.1:16
ton and J . S t e a d r a a n )
Boys' c l u b member of t h e y e a r
7.1:20
Move f o r i n c r e a s e in Belmont p o l i c e
17.1:8
Sergeant e n d s p o l i c e s e r v i c e ( L . P a t e n ,
Maitland)
24.1:14
S a l u t e t o cop on t h e b e a t
1.2:2
Askin p l e d g e on s t r o n g e r P o l i c e F o r c e
3.2:3
S.O.S. p r o t e s t a g a i n s t p o l i c e
3.2:3
P o l i c e o f f i c e r t o do c o u r s e
11.2:3
Awards f o r b r a v e r y t o 5 p o l i c e
15.2:12
Police o f f i c e r t r a n s f e r r e d
21.2:7
New c r a s h h e l m e t
23.2:3
Police i n s p e c t o r f a r e w e l l e d (L. W i l k i n s o n )
2'). 2:24
Scheme t o s w i ' c h p o l i c e m e n
2.3:3
More p o l i c e in W a l l s e n d a r e a s o u g h t
2.3:4
Police " f l o o d " to t e r r i t o r y
4.3:4
4.3:11
Police promotion at S i n g l e t o n
Big c h a n g e s in p o l i c e o r g a n i s a t i o n
0.3:3
R u l i n g a g a i n s t 2 4 - h o u r p o l i c e d u t y a t Belmont
10.3:4
10.3:15
C.l.B. cover
Proraotion f o r p o l i c e m e n
16.3:17
I n s p e c t o r f o r p o l i c e d i s t r i c t ( C , P . Condon)
18,3:25
Askin s e e s P o l i c e d i s n e y l a n d
21.3:13
Mr. Small t o p o s t in Sydney
29.3:15
Week-end p o l i c e d u t y c a l l ( B e l m o n t )
1.4:5
Askin r e j e c t s p l a n f o r p o l i c e f o r c e
14.4:6
6.5:4
Police Force promotion.s
Top p o l i c e p r o m o t i o n s
30.5:15
S t a t e ahead of p o l i c e t a r g e t
30.5:16
P o l i c e cop l o t on way t o t o p
13.6:2
Sn uniform f o r m i n i c a r p a t i - o l
14.6:1
New Cessnock p o l i c e i n s p e c t o r ( P . Condon)
20.6:13
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t r e t i r e s (A. P e a r c e )
21.6:3
P o l i c e b i d f o r phone t a p p i n g
22.6:3
New 0 . I . e . of p o l i c e (H. M. Hood)
22.6:3
Policeman r e t u r n s t o N o r t h ( i n s p . R . A . B .
Allen)
27.6:15
Support f o r ' p h o n e t a p p i n g
28.(i:3
P o l i c e move to b a r r a c k s ( M a i t l a n d )
29.6:10
6 S e r g e a n t s proraoted
7.7:4
New p o l i c e o f f i c e r a p p o i n t e d ( S u p t . R. H.
Marsh)
15.7:3
Cold on p o l i c e ' p h o n e t a p p i n g
22.7:1
Change of r o l e f o r p r o s e c u t o r ( E , C a h i l l )
10,8:7
More room f o r p o l i c e (Raymond T e r r a c e )
11,8:13
Police change a t M a i t l a n d
17.8:10
Police promotion
18.8:4
P o l i c e p r o m o t i o n and t r a n s f e r ( S g t . A. M.
Jones)
23.8:11
W a r n e r ' s Bay body t o p u t c a s e f o r p o l i c e m a n
23.8:12
Gallantry awards for p o l i c e
29,8:13
Plea f o r p o l i c e s u p p o r t e d
18.9:7
Policeman f o r Nyngan p o s t
22.9:14
4-day p o l i c e r e c r u i t i n g in N e w c a s t l e
27,9:8
Promotion f o r 3 p o l i c e m e n
30.9:24
Queen's b r a v e r y award f o r P . C (Wegg) 4 . 1 0 : 1
Northern p o l i c e p r o m o t i o n s
5.10:3
Test h o u r s e x t e n d e d ( d r i v i n g l i c e n c e t e s t s )
5.10:4
Singleton p o l i c e s t a t u s l i f t e d
7.10:27
87 a p p l y a s r e c r u i t s f o r p o l i c e
11.10:4
24-hour p o l i c e s t a t i o n u r g e d ( H a m i l t o n )
12.10:25
P o l i c e a d m i t 42 t o f o r c e
14.10:4
New o f f i c e r f o r E a s t M a i t l a n d
19,10:15
I'olice plan T.V. " l i n e u p "
7.11:7
T e e n a g e r s show way on p o l i c e
9.11:7
No extra
p o l i c e (Adamstown)
11.11:9
P r o m o t i o n s in p o l i c e f o r c e
14.11:9
NPw p r e m i s e s a t Woy Woy
30.11:12
Street conduct better
1.12:7
Medal given to constable (Trevor Morrison)
2.12:3
"Enough" War.ior's Bay police care
7.12:8
•Sergeant Borrigan transftr-s
7.12:12
Extra police sergeants for Hamilton 8.12:15
Sergeant to transfer ( C Cresswick) 11.12:11
Ntw police "station" on wheels
12.12:7
Police gain 393 since pledge
13.12:12
Northern police promotions
28.12:4
POPULATION
Population up 509 at Taree
20.1:6
Population will grow but so will problems
20,2:2
Population loss in Oxley area
22.3:10
15.4:1
Population up 45,987
Growth is faster near city 15.4:4
Figures on Maitland questioned
26.1:10
Population rises in Canberra
3.7:1
Dungog acts to stem people drift 13.7:10
Natural population gain faster 1.8:3
People to double by year- 2,000
24,8:12
Population in district rises 15,000
23.4:4
PORT KEMBLA
Si.3m. plan at Port Kembla
15.7:3
Newcastle dredge for P. Kembla 20.9:4
PORT STEPHENS SHIRE
Port Stephens project for three parks 3.1:7
Nelson Bay seeks aid to advance
3,1:7
"Bondi" at Port Stephens
3.1:12
30,000 at Port for holidays
14.1:4
82ra. building for Port Shire 13.1:13
Youth club activities today 20.1:5
Port-Stephens Shire Clerk from Dungog 25.1:4
Port Shire has extra 656,000
27.1:5
Grant possible for road link (Anna Bay Fingal Bay) 28.1:9
Hughes turns down (Nelson) Bay wharf plan
31.1:4
Moorings at Nelson Bay sought
7.2:7
Ten feet save 8100,000 11.2:1
13.2:4
Closure of office highlights needs
Drainage loan "a burden"
15.2:6
Work on road held up by landowner
15.2:9
Statement on centre incorrect
21.2:14
Port plans Victorian promoti.in 28.2:9
Mooring facilities (Nelson Bay) 7.3:10
Shire case on erosion impresses
16.3:17
"Port could become top tourist re.sort"
22.3:5
Port foreshore erosion plan 29.3:15
Shire's move for help with planning
31.3:5
Plan.s approved for baby centre
31.3:5
Shire to push for deviation
1.4:5
Nelson Bay Shire meeting raoves 4.4:11
Medowie says no to new hall move
5.4:9
Extra police for Raymond Terrace Staff
12.4:4
New Shire garbage unit move 18.4:13
New allocations in Port Shire
19.4:6
President of tourist group quits (C. Maxwell)
21.4:5
Hunter Trust "includes Williamtown" 25.4:7
Shire warned on estiraates
28.4:13
Port Stephens Shire plan may be varied
29.4:4
Medowie sees need for new communal hall
2.5:7
Port Stephens looks ahead (Survey Supp.)
4.5:60
"Motorists heed police, not sign" 10.5:5
Shire queries loss of Slra. industry
17.5:5
Port Stephens "unsuitable" for big ships
17.5:8
Big ship claim for Port Stephens
18.5:'
Union will help in tourisra 22.5:6
Water Board denies Port Shire charge 24.5:4
Port needs marina for yachts
25.5:25
Weather Bureau move at bay 31.5:7
Savage Broughtor.
1.6:2
Aborigines' debt« to go to Welfare
14.6:5
Allocation for Shire minor jobs
21.6:10
Shoal Bay erosion request
21.6:10
Deputation on effects of raining 23.6:13
Port featured in brochure
10.7:13
Consultant firm recommended
12.7:5
Port Shire sets further road aid
14.7:4
Shire wants review of detour plan IS.7:9
Lemon Tree - public whart
19.7:9
819,000 changes to corner (Chesworth's'
26.7:7
Medowie group seeks 8800 for hall toilet-,
28.7:5
Levee bank h i d b a c k e d
7.8:12
S h i r e c o u n c i l c r i t i c i s e s h e a d ' s body s e a r t h
9.3:1
63-1967
N.M.ll.
PORT .STEPHENS S H I R E
POSTAL AND TEI.E(iRAPH I C (Con't.)
(Con't.)
0\i-itime e a t s C o u n c i l ' s cash
I'l-e.-^ i d e n t s a y s " d i s g u s t e i l a t
16.3:3
"1.3:20
criticism"
Big reserve sought by parks group
16.3:6
Medowie :i-.ks for water again l.'):7
Complaints over touri.st booklet
5.9:14
Rapid growth for- club (sailing) 6 .'): 9
9.0:8
"Discontent" over state of roads
. S i i s p e n s i o.i m o t i o n o n e n g i n e e r l o s t
New b i l l s h o c k s c o u n c i l l o r ( S c o t t ' s
13.9:5
13.9:5
Tunnel)
Road finance plan rejected
14.9:12
Shoal Bay parking plans bid
20.9:11
Decisi-iii day for Port Stephens 23.9:2
Protest meeting at Nelson Hay votes to seek
Govt. grant
25.9:4
Port Shire rate rise opposed 25.9:14
Beaches not onraine.smap 2').9:7
Road costs detail sought
11.10:5
Council decides against loan 13.10:4
Work list for Nelson Bay
14.10:13
Deputation puts grant case (Marsh Road)
1(i. 10:3
Committee for Port expansion
20.10:20
Youth club may have to close 21.10:9
Improvements on foreshore at Shoal Bay
21.10:9
Road progre.s.s plea.se.s town (Lemon Tree - Salt
Ash) 24.10:9
Sandhill road favoured (Nelson Bay) 24.10:9
Angle parking (R. Terr.) 24.10:9
No crossing (Fern Bay) 24.10:9
Trusteeship request to council 24.10:21
Shire has too many "hot dogs" 25.10:8
Closed cemetery (Nelson Bay) 25.10:8
Port Stephens clean-up drive 25.10:8
Shire wants Sabin grant to continue 25.10:8
New boom suburb (Fern Bay) - 1. Bunton
30.10:21
Clean-up in Pt. Stephens
1.11:3
Port Stephens industrial plan 3.11:3
Shire group views quarry
3.11:6
Driver-reporting plan for Govt.
3.11:6
Renewal of roads sought
3.11:6
Fiery council meeting; police called 4.11:4
Port Stephens, Newcastle (Leader) 6.11:2
Govt, inquiry may set future of Port Shire
10.1 I :l
Spotlight on Port Stephens (Leader) 11.11:2
Report on harbour to be late 11.11:3
Port Stephens ideal oil site 15.11:4
Shire deraands apology (Cr. Collins)
15.11:7
Foundation grant raay be increased
16.11:5
Petition seek.s council end
17.11:7
Complaint on grave
18.11:27
Port .Shire to tender for surplus launch
21.11:3
Council to seek grant for road (Swan Bay)
21.11:8
Cash aid for safety work on bad corner
(Williamtown)
21.11:8
Shoal Bay boat ramp
21.11:8
Local rate approved by Council
22.11:8
Recreation area sought
22.11:8
Bad road puts stop on buses
22.11:8
Plan sought by oyster farmers
24.11:7
Port Stephens gets more
24.11:17
Nelson Bay gets weather station
28.11:9
Board agrees to road plan (Tomago-Road)
29. I I :3
Water would speed growth (Lemon Tree) 29.11:8
Explanation of council incident (Cr. Collins)
2.12:4
Progress protest on road maintenance
2.12:27
Askin aid for Port Stephens planning 4.12:4
State to be asked for road aid
11.12:11
Council to be asked to complete road (Lemon
Tree Passage) 12.12:8
21 p.c. ri.se in Port .Shire rating urged
13.12:9
Port Shire adopts higher rate
14.12:14
Plan to spend 8682,000 on public works
15.12:6
Council pledge over cemetery
27.12:5
No special aid on erosion (Sandy Pi, int)
27.12:5
No report on port's future use 27.12:5
Fern Bay refused hire car 27.12:5
New garbage tipplanned 27.12:5
P0.STAL AND TELEGRAPHIC
.Sandgate public phone approved
6.1:4
Post-olfice campaign (Charlestown) 6.1:6
Char 1estown's claira (note) 7.1:2
Autoraatic
26 . I : 7
exchange
for-
Valley
INDEX
(Widilen
Taree seeks 3 pro jects
31.1:4
Better phone service for Dartbrook
Automatic telephone
3.2:7
Valley)
6.2:<)
Beresfield P.O. open all day on trial
Telephone in Church St. not justified
17.2:6
Telephone request refused
l^-^''*
Wave of 'phone destruction
22.2.1
^2.2: 11
Stamp issue for Lions
Post Office to be built in Hunter Street
23.2:10
Mail machine sent awry
24.2:3
Hulme not satisfied
1.3:1
Hulrae replies to raail query
2.3:.5
P.M.G. got windfall in the raail 4.3:1
Trunk dialling extended
8.3:17
Attacks on P.M.G. "stupid"
9.3:5
Telephone recording 9.3:25
Standard size envelopes to help raail 14.3:4
New telephone directories ^ 15.3:4
881,756 kurri exchange
15.3:21
Queen to open cable systera 20.3:4
Postal unions' council plan 22.3:3
Phone ban threat "studied"
25.3:4
Exchange opens at Widden Valley
29.3:15
859ra. S.-E. Asia cable link open 31.3:3
New exchange at Yarramalong
31.3:4
Request for new service (Soldiers' Point)
4.4:11
15 additional 'phone links for Valley
5.4:4
Baerami Creek gets exchange
5.4:10
Reductions in trunk calls charges plea
6.4:7
P.O. workers to consider action
13.4:1
18.4:4
6 more phone circuits
New teletype link soon
18.4:17
Saturday postal closing talks
18.4:22
Mails to Malta suspended
19.4:5
Exchange will open with longest call
(Andamooka) 19.4:19
1,400 radio units to change
21.4:6
Radio-phone operators get shock 22.4:1
U.S. code to be used on raail 24.4:1
Uneconomic services in Post-Office
3.5:23
8lra. extension - dial via exchange 4.5:52
Steep rises frora July 1 in postal, telegram
and trunk call rates
5.5:1
Budgewoi new phone
5.5:6
Askin to ask Holt for some easing of rises
for trunk calls
6.5:1
Tricky business (Leader)
6.5:2
Senate bid by D.L.P. on postal charges
9.5:3
Interference by A.L.P., Union says
9.3:3
"Transfers hit phone service" 10.5:1
Government in trouble (Leader)
10.5:2
Senate may bar post-office rises
10.5:3
Whitlara defends Senate raove to bar postal
11.3:1, 26
rises
Telephone box ban endor.sed
11.5:26
P.M. announces postal plan 12.5:3
Postal bill lost by single vote in Senate
13.5:1
Talks on postal charges
16.5:3
New try on postal charges
17.5:1
October may be date for all Post-office rises
18.5:1
Postcode to start early in July
19.5:3
Senate recall if post charges rise 20.5:1
P.M.G. rises to be in Budget
22.5:1
Machine that really "pays" (Coin-changing)
23.5:1
New exchange at Turabi Umbi 23.5:14
More 'phone circuits
24.5:7
Union call for new post body 25.5:3
New regulation move by Holt for postal rises
26.5 :1
Postal union moves for shorter week 26.5:3
Coraplaint on mail delivery (Cardiff Heights)
26.5:13
40 lines from exchange (Berrico) 27.5:9
The mail got through 31.5:1
A.L.P. doubt on postal rises
2.6:6
July I stop on Postal unions say
3.6:1
S.A. postal worker's' vote
5.6:3
No raail for Ccves Beach
7.6:6
Postal Workers in talks tomorrow
7.6:23
Regulation working on mail 8.6:23
Senate called for June 20 sitting on postal
charges
10.6:3
P.M.G. to explain postcode
16.6:3
Newcastle firra wins contract (R. A. Wenham)
16.6:14
Labour circus (note)
17.6:2
Governraent is "resigned" to .Senate defeat
20.6:1
27-25 vote in Senate rejects P.M.G. rates
rises by regulation
21.6:1, 21
Gair hits A.L.P. on attitude
21.6:1
Postal talks deadlock
21.6:3
Increased postal charges to be in Budget
22.6:1
N.M.H.
pcisni. AND TEl.EGRM'IIIC
(Con't.)
K f f e c t s of g o - s l o w m a i l s t r i k e
22.6:2
Police bid for phone t a p p i n g
22.6:3
Kast , c h e a p e r t r u n k c a l l s f o r e c a s t
22.6:25
23.6:13
Telegram v o t e r e s u l t t o d a y
No a p i i l i c a n t s f o r R u t h e r f o r d p o s t
23.6:13
kotara P o s t - o f f i c e
24 6 : 2 3
llalckulani P o s t - O f f i c e
24.6:23
(lovt . t o raove in s t r i k e
28.6:1
Support f o r ' p h o n e t a p p i n g
28.6:3
P.O. S t o p " d e f i n i t e l y s t i l l o n "
29.6:3
Caves Beach m a i l d e l i v e r y
29.6:9
Cancel p o s t a l s t r i k e - H o l t
30.6:3
Moves f a i l t o a i o i d p o s t a l s t r i k e
1.7:3
p o s t a l w o r k e r s .isked t o e x p l a i n a b s e n c e
3.7:1
Postal j u n i o r s ' guidance
3-.7:4
T h r e a t of a l l - o u t G . P . O . s t r i k e i f men p e n a l ised
4 .7 : >
Cabinet r e v i e w s h a l t
5.7:1
Unions d i v i d e d on " e x p l a i n s "
5.7:1
Executive ordered to Court
5.7:3
5.7:8
Caves Beach g e t s i t s m a i l
Saturdays off ( L e a d e r )
6.7:2
P o s t a l u n i o n s s e e new t u r n
6.7:3
I n o f f i c i a l P.O. lunch break r u l e
ti.7:9
I n i o n s r e a c t o v e r p e n a l t y h i n t in P . M . (i.
talks offer
7.7:1
Postal u n i o n s ' p e n a l t y s t a n d
8.7:3
D i s c i p l i n e for p o s t a l w o r k e r s soon
12.7:3
Call t o Holt on p e n a l t y t h r e a t
13.7:1
P o s t a l b i l l t i l t by Whitlara
13.7:7
That p o s t a l s t r i k e - t n i o n man p u t s c a s e
13.7:14
14.7:1
Holt may c a l l p o s t a l t a l k s
P o s t a l f i n e s must s t a n d , Hulrae r u l e s
15.7:1
Telephone u n i t s
17.7:6
A.C.T.I . s t a \ s d i r e c t a c t i o n in p o s t a l row
18.7:1
Ministers for p o s t a l t a l k s
19.7:3
A.L.P, b a c k i n g f o r P . M . G . raen 2 0 . 7 : 3
A , C T , U . t a l k s on m a i l i s s u e
21.7:1
l».W,F. b a c k s p o s t a l w o r k e r s
21.7:12
P o s t a l d i s p u t e t a l k s end in d e a d l o c k
26.7:1
Extra 'phone c i r c u i t s ( H u n t e r V a l l e y )
27.7:10
P r o t e s t on t r u n k c a l l c h a r g e r i s e
27.7:14
Cabinet p o s t a l d i s c u s s i o n
29.7:25
T h r e a t of new p o s t a l s t o p s ;
G o v t , blamed
31.7:3
P o s t a l i s s u e f o r A , C , T , U . body
1.3:1
Govt, firm on p o s t a l d e c i s i o n s
2.3:1
Woy Woy t o g e t new e x c h a n g e
2.8:8
3.8:1
P o s t a l u n i o n s ' moves f a i l
Pushing t o o h a r d ( n o t e )
4.8:2
Automatic p h o n e s f o r Anna Bay
4,3:7
P o s t a l w o r k e r s t o meet
4.8:15
V i c t o r i a b a c k s A , C , T , U , move
8,3:3
Fresh p o s t a l t a l k s move
9.3:1
Fast 'phone q u e r i e s
12.3:1
W o r k - t o - r u l e move in P . O . n e x t week
12,3:1
More t e l e p h o n e c i r c u i t s p l a n n e d
16,3:6
Labour n o t t o o p p o s e p o s t a l r i s e s
17.8:1
Slow s e r v i c e l i k e l y in P o s t - o f f i c e
17.8:3
"Law c l e a r " on u n i o n f i n e s
18 3 : 3
Delays s l i g h t in p o s t a l c a r a p a i g n
13.8:4
18.3:8
Gair s l a t e s A . L . P , on " s o r a e r s a u l t "
No A . C . T . U . move on p o s t a l p a i r
19.8:1
21.8:12
A.C.T.U. P o s t a l m e e t i n g
A . C T . U . and work t o r u l e ;
no d e c i s i o n
22.8:1
Problems s e e n in m a i l g r o w t h
22.3:7
A time t o t a l k ( L e a d e r )
23.8:1
D e l i v e r i e s of raail a f f e c t e d
23.8:5
P.O. Union t o h o l d t a l k s
25.8:3
Ravensworth raail s e r v i c e
25.8:5
Sewer move f o r t e l e p h o n e s
25.8:15
Row k e p t in S t a t e ( N . S . W . )
26.8:26
P o s t - m o r t e m - A. T r e n g o v e
29.8:2
P e t i t i o n for t e l e p h o n e (North Wallsend)
30.8:10
C.P. t h r e a t e n s t o s p l i t G o v t , on S a t u r d a y
P.O. c l o s u r e s
1.9:1
Mail d e l i v e r y e r a f i n a l l y comes t o F a s s i f e r n
1.9:6
Less f o r more ( L e a d e r )
2.9:2
Telephone plan d e a d l i n e n e a r s
2.9:25
Talk of s t o p p i n g p a r c e l d e l i v e r i e s
6.9:3
P . O . ' s l o s s r i s e s t o 821..5ra
6.9:3
Late b i d d e f e a t e d ;
no b l o c k on P . O . c h a r g e s
7.9:1
Big p r o f i t t o p o s t - o f f i c e u n i o n c l a i r a s
7.9:3
Postal u n i t y t i c k e t case
7.9:25
Bid t o end P . O . work d e a d l o c k
8.9:1
P.O. " g o - s l o w " t o i n t e n s i f y
12.9:3
Ultimatum by P.M.G. on g o - s l o w
13.9:1
Mail jam g r o w s in d e a d l o c k
14.9:3
A.C.T.U. b i d on p o s t a l g o - s l o w
15.9:1
P o s t a l u n i o n d e f i e s A . C , T , U . - no e n d t o P . O .
"go-slow"
16.9:1
INDEX
69-1967
POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC (Con't.)
A.C.T.U. defers action on P.O. union go-slow
19,9:3
No s i g n of raove t o ea.se p o . s t a l g o - s l o w
20 . 9 :1
Labour w a l k o u t s on P.O. bills in Senate
20 . 9 : 1
Hulrae says P.O. getting parcels out
21.9:1
New stamp launches rise in postage
21.9:4
New P.O. move at Charlestown
21.9:8
Legal study of " b u g g i n g " gear in homes
21.9:25
8240ra. for postal works
22.9:3
Postal union calls off w o r k - t o - r u l e s 2 2 . 9 : 1 5
Braille post code by blind and prisoners
25.9:9
25.9:13
W o r k - t o - r u l e s continues
Postal unions may call-off w o r k - t o - r u l e
strike today
27.9:1
27.9:4
Heavy works progrararae by Post-office
Postal go-slow off
28.9:1
Post-office favours raetric count
30.9:1
New Post Office rates apply from O c t . 1st
30.9:8
2.10:3
Post-office starts two new services
P.O. union coraplaint on delay
3.10:16
Overtime drive to shift P.O. parcels
4.10:1
Postmen set fire to mail in go-slow
4.10:6
65m. profit on communication
5.10:7
Flood of P.O. staff protest telegrams
5.10:14
October 17 bid to end P.O. dispute
6.10:1
Happiness is an S.T.D. trunk call - J.
6.10:2
Bunton
49 P.O.s to close Saturdays
13.10:1
14.10:2
Closing post-offices (note)
S,T,D, extensions from today
I6.l0:4
New,P.O. five day week move
18.10:3
G r a z i e r s oppose P.O. closing
18.10:8
S.T.D. response "surpasses e x p e c t a t i o n s "
21.10:4
Union decision set aside (Lynch case)
25. 10: 15
Union action invalid
26.10:5
Postal strike fines not dropped
27.10:1
Postmen may get scooters (Port Macquarie)
31.10:13
Forces' mail dates
6.11:3
Christmas mail to leave U.K. 6.11:3
•lob covered morse to teleprinter (J.
Cumraings)
9.11:7
Telephone s e r v i c e to extend (Mayfield)
11.11:4
P.O. drivers go-slow off
25.11:1
Coming to Warner's Bay P.O. ( C W, R i p l e y )
27 . II :6
Mail lost in b l a z e ;
damage up to $1 m i l .
28.11:1
(Melb.)
Melbourne mail plea
29.11:1
Mailman seeks new post
29.11:11
Postal w o r k e r s ' housing request
30.11:26
New phone exchange ready soon (Woy W o y )
I .12:13
S.T.D. nears for Mayfield
1.12:13
Call to avoid mail delays
2.12:4
Group seeks name change (Estelville to
2.12:4
Holmesville)
Police recover 8 mail sacks
4.12:1
Go-slow threat to mails
13.12:1
Post number unjustified (Mt. H u t t o n ) 14.12:10
New mail go-slow approval likely
14.12:14
15.12:1
Sorters raay join mail go-slow
Vote for go-slow
16.12:3
19.12:1
Drivers start work to rules
Newcastle raen w o r k to rules
20.12:3
Postal clairas rejected
21.12:20
Mail delays up to 12 hours in city
22.12:3
A hazard to health (telegraphists)
30.12:4
PRESS AND
JOURNALISM
Par issue by W e s t e r n n e w s p a p e r s
24.1:10
" G u a r d i a n " saved
4.2:3
Newspaper display (Show)
18.2:3
Writ by M.L.A. (Aust. C o n . Press)
18.2:4
Newsagents elect officers
25.2:4
1.3:2
Newspaper "king" in Australia
Retireraent of Sir Lloyd Dumas
9.3:5
17.3:10
More profit for John Fairfax
Elections after union merger (P.K.I.U.)
4.4:14
Qld. Press profit u p , costs rise
13.4:16
3.5:16
Press telegram rate increased
Unit for "Herald" (Survey S u p p . )
4.5:54
Hongkong cable rates up
5.5:13
Press ban leads to walk-out (Broken H i l l )
12.5:3
E x - M . L . A . (Rigby) awarded 8 1 3 . 0 0 0
9.6:5
14.6:13
Less profit for A s s o c . News
Press rate talks offer rejected
14.6:19
Old English paper dies ("Sunday C i t i z e n " ) 1 9 . 6 : 1
N.M.H.
PRESS AND JOURNALISM
(Con't.)
Possibilities in press merger (Aust. Con.Press
tt Tel . Corp. Ltd. I 23.6:3
Defamation claim in writ by Alderraan (Aid. R.
C McCormack, Bankstown)
26,7:5
•lournalists stop for 24 hours
2.3:1
Court's warning as journalists lengthen strike
3.8:1
J o u r n a l i s t s face p e n a l t i e s under s t r i k e bar
order
4.8:1
Sydney paper strike still on 5.8:1
Suraraons issued in newspaper strike
7.8:1
Strike continues on Sydney papers 8.8:1
8263,771 profit for publishers ("The Mercury",
Hobart) 8.8:16
More unions in paper strike
9.8:1
Journalists to confer with owners today
10.8:1
Journalists vote for return 11.3:1
News strike
12.8:3
Obscene paper charge.s dropped (Southdown
Press) 12.8:4
12.3:7
Early newspapers - 1. I. D. Moody
Sydney paper eraployees to stay out
14.3:1
Return in paper stop urged
15.3:1, 16
Paper .stop raay end Thursday
16.8:3
End of 15-day news strike
17.8:3
18 8:3
A.,I.A. fined 3250 over Court order
Early newspapermen - 2. J. D. Moody 19.8:7
Newspaper profit rise (West Aust. Newspaper.s
Ltd.) 19.3:9
Struggle for survival - 3. J. D. Moody
26.8:7
Judge puts ban on writ news
31.8:3
Race for the news - 4. J. D. Moody
2.9:7
Candidate's writ ("Daily Telegraph") 19.9:9
Shipping News div. cut
26.9:10
John Fairfax profit up 26.9:10
Revenue gain for J. Fairfax
10.10:14
J. Fairfax expects even profit
19.10:25
Award to M.H.R. over articles (Uren) 29,11:3
Apology (N.M.H.)
29.11:7
Article not defamatory
30.11:7
Writ by T.V. personality 7.12:6
"Herald" available at holiday resorts
19.12:15
PRICES AND PRICE FIXING
Price control ends in Qld.
27.1:3
Wine expected to be dearer
22.6:4
Price control bid by branch 23.6:4
Rural industry concern at price of goods
6.7:3
Haircut price rises on Monday 26.7:1
Campaign on chemist shop prices
24.3:6
Dearer ice cream
9.9:1
PRIMARY INDU.STRY
Good season with rain (Muswellbrook) 7.1:19
Modern winery for Muswellbrook
14.1:8
Graziers form advisory body 16.1:9
Plans to process lucerne 19.1:5
Holt to open Dalwood wine estate 25.1:7
Winery crushes first grapes (Penfolds)
28.1:11
Treasury see.s 13 p.c. rural production rise
3.2:4
Higher rates set for stock
15.2:7
Special sale of cattle
20.2:7
Loans, advice for farraers
22.2:9
Grazier.s told to decide on subsidies 25.2:25
Two nominate for board (Upper Hunter P.P.)
6.3:11
No change in Pastures Board rates
7.3:19
Blood tests for farraers at Maitland
15.3:21
Pastures board to sue 105
21.3:21
Outlook better for dairying
1.4:4
Pastures Board ballot results 3.4:10
Petted sheep "weak"
5.4:2
Farmers study market control
6.4:5
Tail tags to aid cattle identification
11.4:14
Refusal of pig sale deputation stirs criticisra 12.4:5
Unpaid rates down for pasture board
18.4:18
Best winter outlook "for years"
2.5:15
Secondary to priraary - fertilizers the bridge
(Survey Supp.)
4.5:63
Pastures board names chairman (J. Wright)
10.5:10
Seminars on rural industry 11.5:3
Cattle stealing penalties "disgrace"
12.5:5
Talk on primary industry future
18.5:18
26th term as P.P.B. Chairman (J. C Capp)
16.5:15
Outlook best for years
2.6:12
Feed for winter in Valley
6.6:13
T.B. tests to finish in August
14.(,:7
Tail-tag for fat cattle - pastures board bid
14.6:7
INDEX
70-1967
PRIMARY INDUSTRY (Con't.)
Lucerne plant (Singleton) 16.6:15
Research body to meet
16.6:15
New plant on old property (lucerne) 17.6:23
Laboratory loan sought (Maitland P.P.B.)
20.6 :13
Leukemia in cattle at Singleton
22.6:10
Graziers oppose change in board
22.6:25
Cattle and sheep build up 30.6:10
Big rises in wheat and mining
1.7:9
Call for gift fodder
1.7:23
Rural industry concern at price of goods
6.7:3
Rural industry doubts if U.K. enters Market
11.7:3
83m. marked for research
11.7:17
Advice to cut vine plantings
13.7:5
Lectures for Merriwa land holders 17.7:6
Beef win to Maitland
19.7:10
Loan for laboratory at Maitland (P.P.B.)
21.7:13
Fodder stocks adequate - dairy officer
3.8:10
Government buys farra at Quirindi 7.8:12
Dingo Board to drop baits in Putty
9.8:7
Laurel Silver is bewildered (calves taken)
12.8:1
Fodder plan put to Government
14.8:6
Two-divisional P.P.B. poll
17.8:10
Pastures raen unopposed (Denraan - Singleton)
18.8:5
Pasture Board candidates (Gloucester)
22.8:16
2 officers of Pastures Board praised (Maitland)
22.8:16
Insecticide warning
25.8:9
Dairy herd recording raay grow
25.8:15
Set-tleraent farm buy
28.8:5
P.P. officers' vote opposed
13.9:8
Two elected to P.P. Board (Maitland) 15.9:14
Directors on board naraed (Maitland) 18.9:12
Regret at P.P. officer's poll defeat (H. W.
Scott) 19.9:17
Surprise in P.P.B. vote (Gloucester) 19.9:17
Grain Board poll result known soon
19.9:17
Australia flies sheep to Brazil
20.9:3
Friesians get top marks
23.9:9
New rate for stock sought
4.10:7
Tail-tag plan rejected
7.10:27
Chairraan chosen (Gloucester P.P.B.) 14.10:13
Maitland P.P.B. chairraan back for 27th terra
(Capp) 17.10:20
Final judging of fat cattle
13.10:9
Herd recordings raay be increased
21.10:12
Graziers to forra area unit
21.10:27
Crop forecast seen in future
24.10:10
63 million drop seen in rural production
1.11 :1I
Resignation to be withdrawn (W. L. Collins)
3.11 :16
3.11:16
Action sought on P.P.B. rates
Drop in rural exports 8.11:3
Rural fund grants of 8640,000 9.11:1
Alarm at T.B. cattle report
15.11:9
First lucerne pellet cargo
17.11:4
Inquiry into farmers by State
22.11:1
Accounting machine for Board (Maitland P.P.B.)
22.11:9
Dairy produce plan needed
27.11:6
A.I.S. man to leave breeding industry (F. C
Readette)
6.12:37
11,000 sheep sent overseas (W.A.) 6.12:37
Nation ready over disease (foot and raouth)
9.12:3
Aid sought to counter devaluation
14.12:14
Move on disease safeguards
15.12:3
P.P. rate rise by Maitland body 20.12:9
Quarantine tightening advocated
21.12:20
Council on dairying proposed
22.12:5
Sheep, pig totals rise
27.12:5
Lack of rain stops sowing (Upper Hunter)
30.12:17
86,000 paid for heifer
30.12:17
PUBLIC SERVICE
Chief scientist appointed (H. A. Wills)
10.1:4
Victiraisation alleged
4.4:18
Public Service gets "referee"
5.4:3
Uniforms bid for women
8.4:3
Departraent bans too-short skirts
31.5:1
Mine rauseum head retires
5.6:4
More Head Offices for Canberra
7.6:7
Tasraania grants P.S. equal pay 24.6:3
Willis talks with unions on arbitrator
13.9:3
Public Service arbitrator plan opposed
13.9:6
Joint public service group accuses Askin
21.9:4
N.M.H. INDEX
71-1967
PUBLIC SERVICE ( C o n ' t . )
RAILWAYS (Con't.)
25.10:23
Plan f o r P . S e r v i c e t r i b u n a l d r o p p e d
Minister lauds S t a t e P.S. superannuation
9.11:4
Coraraissioner to answer rail questions
3.3:14
Conference on rail service (Cessriock) 6.3:11
Early job possible at station (Broadmeadow)
7.3:10
Powers doubtful in rail issue (Sth. Maitland)
7 . 3:20
Cessnock's trains (Leader)
8.3:2
New raove in rail refrigeration
8.3:3
Muswellbrook rail check
8.3:17
(Glendale)
Approval given for lease of railway land/ 9.3:8
Gosford noise, soot complaints
9.3:12
(Wyong) A.L.P. branch to protest (E. S. Railway) 9.3:12
Beresfield to seek later train 13.3:8
16.3:26
Rail siding talks
Derailraent at Belraont
17.3:1
88'Am. drop for seven railways
17.3:10
Liberalised rail pensions this year
17.3:15
Morris says service needs streamlining
18.3:9
Alterations planned at station (Broadraeadow)
22.3:3
Railway link anniversary (Merriwa) 23.3:5
Train service not needed
24.3:7
Train safety raen's strike raay hit country
30,3:1
Examiners protest, but work
31.3:1
Council changes on crossing (Clyde-St.)
5.4:5
Train tea free
5.4:8
"Cleaning up" inspection of rail yards 6.4:19
Cessnock's trains (Leader)
7.4:2
Mine and railway takeover (Sth. Maitland)
7.4:3
Stop strands night shift (South Coast line)
13.4:1
Tradesmen raeet on refusal
18.4:4
Action on loco, depot araenities 18.4:4
Building group's clairas move 19.4:5
Railraen strike on holidays
20,4:4
Council given rail siding (Rutherford) 20.4:12
20.4:12
Scone to open rail gates
Neath rail crossing concerns council 20.4:12
Strikers meet over payment (Sth. Maitland)
21 .4:4
Minister raises railway subsidy (Rutherford)
22.4:3
Striking men return to workshop 22.4:24
Railway panel meets May 8
25.4:4
Longer queues (note)
26.4:2
Disraissals by railways hit
26.4:6
Review of Jobs for convicted
27.4:4
Loco over locos
29.4:1
2,5:3
Museum to house 28 old engines
Margins claim inspections (Civic, Honeysuckle)
4.5:28
Big programme by Railways (Survey Supp.) 4.5:38
More pension for railmen
5.5:3
Port Waratah depot work
6.5:9
No completion date yet for islands railway
6.5:9
Cessnock "wants direct transport" 6.5:25
Long range rail passenger plan called for
9.5:1
He fired a lot of trains (Mr. M. Brown)
9.5:4
Belmont to get diesel on rail run 13,5:3
No change in rail bookings
13.5:4
Belmont rail car back on run 16.5:3
Train seating "inadequate" 16.5:4
Standard rail contracts let
17.5:22
Bel-Air rail site inspection 17,5:22
Public blaraed for Belraont rail decision
18,5:13
Concern over rail planning
19.5;4
Belraont's trains
22.5:2
Belraont assured of passenger trains - Morris
25.5:4
Soraething new in railways history (Belraont
line) 25.5:9
Sydney train chaos again 26.5:3
Support from Highfields on diesels 26.5:4
Road chaos after strike by Sydney enginemen
27.5:1
Underpass height to be altered (M'brook)
27.5:9
Morris rejects land request (M'brook) 27.5:9
Crucial talks today on railway issue
29.5:3
Request for look at plans fails
29.5:4
Plans to alter station at Muswellbrook 29.5:11
Union seeks ban on platforra (Liverpool) 30.5:3
Rail stop averted in Sydney 31.5:3
Rail strike may hinge on Court rule toraorrow
1.6:3
Commissioner criticises rail pamphlet
3.6:3
Askin says no rail promise to pensioners
5.6:4
Commissioner fails to please Morris
5.6:4
"No official request" for station (Bel-Air)
6,6:3
QUEENSLAND
8lm. p a i d f o r c a t t l e s t a t i o n s
16.2:20
Q l d . power
22.2:1
Setbacks to Labour in Qld.
2.5:3
Parties' pact in Queensland
27.5:1
Lib. Minister resigns (Mr. Dewar)
5.6:1
Pari, told of "blot"
30.8:1
Brisbane t a l k s on bus d i s p u t e
Police a r r e s t I 0 7 : s t u d e n t c l a s h
9.9:1
5.9:14
in Brisbane
Rail stoppage step closer
19.9:17
48-hour rail stoppage in Qld.
25.9:3
868m. for Ord and Queensland daras, irrigation
projects
2.11:3
I n d u s t r i e s booming in Q l d .
15.11:2
RADIO
Mr. T. R o b e r t s f o r A . B . C . p o s t ( N ' c l e . )
28.2:4
"Pirate" radio support (Gold Coast) 9.3:25
Hulme "happy" with A.B.C. 12.4:1
Holt brands A.B.C, story in news sheet a lie
19.4:3
Holt c l a i m s A . B . C . b i a s e d in " p r e s s u r e "
comment
20.4:3
D a r l i n g can r e a p p l y f o r A . B . C .
3.5:3
Increase to nine A.B.C. Commissioners
5.5:3
" P i r a t e " r a d i o s h i p s banned
11.5:3
Looking a f t e r t h e m i n o r i t i e s on r a d i o ,
television
20.5:2
New Chairraan f o r A . B . C ( S i r R o b e r t Madgwick)
29.5:1
Radio 2 NX - s p e c i a l i s s u e
I.9:Suppleraent
Profit leap for Macquarie B
21.9:21
A.B.C. c h o i c e q u e r i e d
2.12:3
9-story A.B.C. b u i l d i n g
21.12:4
RAILWAYS
Cabinet will decide rail route (Eastern
Suburbs) 6.1:3
6.1:5
Railways pay 84,000 for late boans
Talk of bu^, train halt on pay issue 11.1:5
Big train for the Nullarbpr 11.1:13
Qld. railway stop threat
12.1:1
Trains may be doable-decker
13,1:5
Railway stop called off
14.1:1
Trains for university suggested
16.1:4
Committee to investigate old railways 16,1:4
Railways or highways (Leader)
17.1:2
Hope for spur line (Rutherford) 19.1:5
Rail amenities complaint at Port Waratah
19.1:23
Rail passenger service closing (Maitland Cessnock)
21.1:1
Spurline plan put to raill 23.1:7
Rail penthouse (Port Waratah)
24.1:3
Islands rail progress
24.1:4
Passenger rail link ceases (Maitland - Cessnock)
25.1:1
Short notice (note) (Maitland - Cessnock)
25.1:2
10 years for railway (Eastern Suburbs)
25.1:13
Cessnock getting raw deal. Mayor says 26.1:1
Lights and warnings (Blackalls Park) 26.1:9
Work train speeds up job
26.1:21
2,000th diesel for Qld.
27.1:5
Action sought on railway (Cessnock) 28.1:11
Train service requests frora Merriwa
28.1:11
Diesel raotor not available (Belmont) 2.2:9
Children lose their seats
3.2:1
Railraen hold stoppage
4.2:4
Railway pensions inquiry
4.2:23
Half-gate railway crossings accepted
7.2:4
Train crew found not guilty
10.2:3
Breakdown delays evening flyer
14.2:1
Coal waggons to carry 55 tons 15.2:6
Fallen wires delay flyer
16.2:1
Railway line upgraded
22.2:14
Review of level crossings
22.2:22
Check on Merriwa train use
23.2:10
Railway needs in North to be Investigated
24.2:4
Railways ahead (Leader)
27.2:2
Broken Hill dispute on freight rate 28.2:10
E. Suburbs rail details given
1.3:1
Coalfields rail legislation urged in House
1.3:5
Interstate rail fares up 10 p.c. 1.3:9
Blowing down of boilers forbidden
2.3:3
No deputation to McCusker (M'brook Municipal
Council)
2.3:12
O'Keefe urges double line
3.3:7
N.M.H. INDEX
RAILWAYS (Con't.)
Railways wheat record
6,6:13
Bel Air rail statio.i bid to Morris 7.6:4
Report on rail mechanisation 7.6:5
Morris for rail crossing talks (Neath)
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"No'requests" to cease train service (Belmont)
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Pl.^rito ease early train overcrowding
15.6:26
Morris promises to act on crossings
16.6:15
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Luxury trains inspected
22.6.23
3-hour train-bus stop called
23.6:1
Railraen back at Premier's door (Leader)
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Traris^ort union., to dLscuss strike
26.6:4
Railways reduce drought deficit
27.6:1
Cessnock flyer stalls
27.6:3
Bus, rail raen plan to meet
27.6:3
Talks fail to avert stop 28.6:1
Transport men threaten strike
29.6:5
Wallsend diesel car run plan 29.6:8
State applies for no-strike clause 1.7:1
New station needs talks (Bel Air Estate)
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Cold water on a sacred cow (Leader) (Eastern
Suburbs Railway)
7.7:2
Tiraetable of train defended
11.7:12
Contract for 5295,310 depot block (Broadmeadow)
13 7-4
Minister will study railway rates 13.7:6
Rail and bus strike talk deferred
15.7:1
Railway to close crossing (Watt-Street)
15 7.4
Crossings closure opposed
18.7:15
Transport pav clairas to Cabinet
20.7:3
834,565 in fines for railways
20.7:7
Snowy advice on railway (Eastern Suburbs)
22 7:1
Talks with S.M.A. on rail work 26.7:1
State Cabinet discusses transport pay 26.7:3
Transport issue for raeeting 28.7:13
Move to avert rail, bus stop 29.7:1
Request on railway facilities (Toronto)
2.3:6
Night warning system for trains sought
3_p.3
S.M.A. engineers for talks (Eastern Suburbs)
3 g.5
Railways "can" handle coal to new loader
4.8:6
85ra. rail deposit from Utah 4.8:10
Railways blamed for coal hold-ups 5.8:1
Coal delay claim "incorrect"
7.8:4
30 Waggons to supply loader
8.8:4
Better rail service urged for Belmont 8.8:9
Wyong diesel train hope
9,8:20
No trains, buses from midnight on Sunday
2]_8 ; 1
Transport stop not expected to hit industries
12.8:1
50,000 to walk or ride to job
14.8:1
Pupils, shops hit in transport stop 15.8:1
New raove in rail, bus row
18.8:1
Rail delay blaraed on steel (islands development scheme)
19.8:3
Transport dispute end sought
22.8:3
Design lag at station (Broadraeadow) 22.8:7
Rail smokers to stay 23.8:12
"Liraited" success in talks
26.8:26
Wage offer rumours "unfounded"
29.8:14
Railways talks arranged
30.8:9
Death trap fear - single-boora gates 31.8:3
31.8:5
Rail stoppage recoraraended
Dangerous gates (Leader)
4.9:2
January finish forecast for island rail link
5.9:14
Railway depot araenities
5.9:14
Rail raeetings announced
7.9:5
Station bid at Argenton
7.9:10
Pressure for 48-hour rail, bus stop 7.9:26
Train and bus 48-hour stop frora Sept. 17
called by unions
8.9:1
Engineers test railway site
8.911
Court acts on union decision for train, bus
strike
9,9:1
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Worse and worse (Leader)
9.9:2
Rail crossing to be closed (Donald St. for part
of one day)
9.9:4
Transport unions seek Askin talks before
Court acts
12.9:1
Askin, Unions to raeet today on transport
claim
13.9.3
Delay on repairs upsets 3 unions (Port Waratah)
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14.9:1
Askin - union talk on transport adjourns
without statement
14.9:3
Transport strike off
15.9:1, 14
Committee to state Toronto rail case
15.9:6
72-1967
RAILWAYS (Con't.)
Easing tensions (note)
16.9:2
Criticism with a purpose (Leader) 13.9.^
Rail stoppage step closer (Queensland)
19.9:17
Bus, rail talk was on "good note"
19.9.17
Unions reject transport wage offer 22.9:3
Railways first-aid to Cardiff
22.9.4
Morisset rail timetables under criticism
22.9:6
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25.9.3
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27.9,21
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Agreement on wage believed
28,9_3
Toronto rail site shift urged
28 9,8
Morris raoves on lack of grain trucks 28,9.10
Transport pay dispute ends
29.9:3
Justice delayed (Leader)
^0.9.2
Train tirae change ruled out
6. 0.6
Coraraittee told of rail needs 7 10 U
Trains on Belraont line will go faster 7.10.12
Train to stop at Aberdeen
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Reserves of steam locos if needed
17 1 0 a 9
Speed-up in rail coal deliveries
18 10.4
Meetings to discuss rail needs
19-10=4
Dinner ends 46 years in railways (L. Hong)
20.10:4
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Electrification of suburban lines sought
20.10:12
"ait for cost estiraate on railway work
20.10:12
Shunters likely to end strike
31.10:1
Shunters agree to return
23.10:14
Diesel cuts 19 rainutes off trip
24.10:4
Rail plan for Port Stephens
26.10:4
l^Ol offences on railway
26.10:26
Payraent delay "unavoidable"
27.10:4
Morris denies 60 Taree rail transfers
27.10:4
Old train for 30th birthday (Merriwa)
27.10:12
Urban role for railway backed
28.10:4
Araenities for loco depot
28.10:12
State allows for rail job
28.10:29
Railways to have diesels only by 1970
1-11:3
Flat rate Sunday travel if on pension 2.11:1
Largest city without rail service (Cessnock)
2.11:12
Delays in repairs at depot
6.11:14
Bus trip instead of train Journey (Belraont)
8.11:4
Broadraeadow station plans "soon"
9.11:1
Transport role in developraent - J. Walshe
9.11:2
Govt, employment proposals
9.11:14
Broadmeadow hope (Note)
10.11:4
Shunters' call
10.11:5
No rebate on railway payroll tax
11.11:9
Shift for dredge closes Belmont railway
16.11:1
Four weeks annual leave (S. Aust.)16.11: 5
Standard rail link approved (Cockburn Broken Hill)
20.11:11
Plan to help railway pensioners
22.11:5
Island railway passenger plan
23.11:4
More railmen get 1st class passes
24.11:3
Railmen to meet over dispute
24.11:4
Wool in the wet (note)
25.11:2
Railways slated on Newcastle wool handling
25.11:4
Railway raen angry on pay
27.11:13
Rail pensions bill attacked
29.11:3
Change to diesels progresses
30.11:3
30 c Sunday trips for pensioners
2.12:3
Deficit (buses) and surplus
7.12:1
Minister studies pay claim
12.12:19
Judgment on railwayraen's pay reserved
15.12:4
Railways cut steamers
27.12:4
Merriwa fear of train cut
28.12:15
RAILWAYS - ACCIDENTS
Trains hit on safety plan line (Melb.) 6.1:4
Ca
rerails locoraotive near Scone
14.1:4
^rain hits raan at Harailton
7.2:1
xrain crew alleged to have slept
7.2:18
Railway vans derailed near Grafton
21,3:1
H^^^J train derailed (Horsham)
25.3:1
utility, train collide at Neath: woman 21,
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Too many unsafe crossings (Leader)
14.4:2
Train kills two men on grader (Grafton)
3.5:1
Coroner urges extra warning for crossing
(Neath)
18 5:7
Head-on train collision (Orange)
2.6:3
5 expresses delayed (Dora Creek derailment)
23.8:9
Derailraent cleared by gangs (Thornton) 28.8:1
Train-car smash (Quakers Hill)
28.8:1
inquest on Broadmeadow rail death (Squires)I.9:5
N.M.H.
RAILWAYS
ACCIDENTS ( C o n ' t . )
5.9:1
F i r e in F l y e r - d e l a y o f 70 m i n s .
Train men s a v e v a n s from f i r e
15.9:4
Mother, 3 c h i l d r e n s a f e in r a i l c r o s s i n g
crash
27.9:3
20 waggons in train smashed
29.9:3
Northern line blockage 9.10;10
Fire on train explodes gas (Yass)
16.11:1
Brigade called to fire on railway 6.12:8
6 wool trucks derailed - road cleared in 4
hours
8.12:1
Derailments delay t r a i n s
11.12:3
RAILWAYS
A.R.U.
INDEX
73-1967
REAL ESTATE (Con't.)
Decision held in land applications
14.12:6
Council won't stop Terrigal land division
14.12:14
Warning on agency licences
29.12:4
Forster horae sites auction
30.12:17
REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Valley's need for more water storage works
(Upper Hunter) 9.5:15
Regional group members welcoraed (Upper
Hunter)
11.5:6
Expansion "not" country benefit
18.5:4
Clash of interests (note)
20.5:2
Committee bid by Shire fails
29.8:14
10.11:4
Developraent group widens (N'cle.)
Margins increases to 2,000 in A.R.U. 14.1:4
Union says "screening hardened"
13.2:6
A.R.U. slates unions' raerger plan
2.5:3
A.R.U. Perway men to meet
7.7:4
A.R.U. elects secretary
14.10:4
A.R.U. elects secretary (R. C. Tavlor)
26.10:26
Retiring age criticised
30.11:26
RENT CONTROL
RAILWAYS - ELECTRIFICATION
RETAIL TRADE
Railway service petition (Wyong)
6.1:5
No tirae yet for railway electrification
20.4:8
No priority on electrification 29.4:4
Toronto call on Gosford line proraise 26.5:6
Gosford rail link world class
25.8:3
Govt.'s view on Newcastle rail project
17.10:14
10.1:11
More trading at Taree
Car park at Lights
20.1:4
Plans for raarket at Maitland 27.1:6
David Jones plans station for 414 cars
1.2:5
Hamilton to lose store - Gow & Co.
4.2:4
Child centres to be sought
10.2:7
824ra. loss for H . G . Palmer Ltd. 18.2:1
Keen interest in shopping site
22.2:4
Superraarket approved
28.2:13
Sorby's sales up but profit lower
8.3:10
Parking contract (D.J.'S)
17.3:4
David Jones' turnover again higher 29.3:9
Winns N'cle, to pay final 5 p.c. 30.3:19
Store reports record trade
1.4:10
Retail sales decline
3.4:12
Delore, Doyle take over city building
(Bebarfalds) 12.4:9
Council upsets Hamilton business men 25.4:7
Hamilton Sth. shopping plan defended
27.4:4
Bebarfalds to close soon in Newcastle 28.4:6
Supermarket parking discussions (Maitland)
28.4:12
Trade in city "vigorous"
4.5:4
Five-acre site (Hamilton Sth.) (Survey Supp.)
4.5:51
Trading rises (Survey Supp.)
4.5:57
Profit rise by Winns
9.5:12
Store plan at Charlestown 11.5:4
Council land sale protest (Hamilton Sth.)
13.5:9
Shopping centre plan endorsed (Harailton Sth.)
17.5:5
Move for deputation over shopping plan (Hamilton Sth.)
17.5:9
Shopping centre debate deferred (Harailton Sth.)
24.5:5
Packaging labels discussed
24.5:20
States agree on packaging
27.5:3
Row looms in shop issue (Harailton Sth.) 30.5:3
31.5:2
Harailton shops (note)
Over 65ra. deal by Woolworths 1.6:20
Retailers' sales up 7 p.c.
3.6:3
Shop sale yields 895,000 (H. G. Palmer, Mait8.6:12
land)
"Jumbo" sales face ban (Victoria) 8.6:24
Woolworths buy shop at Maitland (H. G, Palmer)
9.6:10
No tenders for shopping site
14.6:5
Business area not needed (Harailton Sth.)
21.6:10
Harailton A.L.P. wants land for shop area
21.6:10
New rules adopted by Society (Singleton Co-op.)
29.6:10
May retail sales rise
1.7:9
New-look in Hamilton for Week 6.7:10
Hamilton South merry-go-round - W. H. Fenwick
22,7:8
Winns buy 3 Cox stores
26.7:15
Woolworths' buy on South Coast
26.7:15
Woolworths store conversion (Wallsend) 26.7:15
Shop area appeal (Hamilton Sth )
4.8:7
Firm gives staff Uni. chance (D.J.'s) 8.8:12
Trader critical of pessimism
11.8:4
Hunter-Street (note) 14.8:2
Legislation to check salesmen 16.8:3
Theatre store parades (Easthara's Theatre Store)
22.8:4
Bill protects gullible buyers. House told
23.8:4
Winns lifts dividend 1.9:10
Sorby's div. cut; net lower
8.9:8
D. Jones sales increase
9.9:10
Date to open car park set (Store) 11.9:4
Winns net unchanged
15.9:8
Slfen. store project (Charlestown) 21.9:4
RAILWAYS
SANDY HOLLOW RAILWAY
Railway group plans request
8.2:
Inquiry soon on rail link
2.3:5
Another look at Sandy Hollow line
13.7:4
Sandy Hollow (note) 17.7:2
Corporation sees "ghost" railway
18.9:7
REAL ESTATE
32 Crown land sites available (E, Maitland)
6.1:5
Changes will affect all landholders
30.1:2
Tenders soon for estate "Riverview Cooraba"
14.3:17
Land price fixed (Fern Bay)
18.3:11
Money approved for developraent
22.3:5
Crown land disposal (Swan Hill)
23.3:6
Crown land for lease (Morisset)
3.4:6
Land Board ballot for blocks
13.4:5
New move to speed opening Crown land (Charlestown, Whitebridge)
13.4:8
Likely plan for homesites zoning (South
Wallsend) 13.4:8
Home blocks by ballot (Maitland)
27.4:7
Hopes for horae sites and road link (Whitebridge)
27.4:8
Elections for agents, auctioneers 27.4:19
Bid to open new estates (Warners Bay Valentine)
28.4:6
Suburban land ballot held (E. Maitland)
28.4:12
All building lots sold (Skellatas, Muswellbrook) 3,5:10
Minute land survey (Survey Supp.) 4.5:46
Woodberry subdivision
6,5:9
Brewarrina sold
17.5:5
Institute plans to educate
22.5:9
Estate agents law to be tightened
24.5:20
30.5:16
Real Estate araendments
Seal Rocks home sites
3.6:22
Property brings 812,000 (Denison Street)
7.6:4
47 Crown blocks for homes (Waratah West)
8.6:5
Appointraent to Land Board (W. J. Becker)
19.7:19
Crown plans change in land titles
15,9:5
Crown land available (Awaba)
15.9:6
Crown opens Wyee land
9.10:10
Suburban land lots confirmed
17,10:7
5 Applicants for Swan Bay land succeed
18.10:6
Rutherford home site applications
20.10:20
Industrial site to be sold (Oakdale Rd.
Gateshead)
25.10:8
Industrial land negotiations (South of Swansea)
26.10:26
8360,000 paid for farmland (Singleton)
30.10:10
Four apply for industrial land (Griffith Rd.
Lambton)
22.11:7
Subdivision in Mayfield for auction 29.11:4
Release of Crown land
2.12:27
Simpler land transfers
4.12:7
Early start on Thornton development
6.12:37
20 blocks sell quickly (Mayfield)
11.12:14
4 Apply for Lambton land
12.12:9
Rent cut order upholds Act
14.1:3
Landlord act appeal fails
20.6:3
New look at rent control
25.8:3
N.M.ll. INDEX
RETAIL TRADE (Con't.)
Parking station to open (Store) 25.9:4
Shops granted longer hours at Christmas
26.9:4
Co-op. expands at Singleton
27.9:10
Sorby's on plans for Hunter-St.
29.9:9
Start on big Belraont job (G. J. Coles & C o .
Ltd.)
5.10:12
A m a t e u r s and " p r o s " p r o s p e r by s h o p l i f t i n g 6.10:2
T. B a r r a s s
E x p e r t t o t a l k on
raarketiiig
6.10:4
Good value in advertising, says expert
7.10:4
12.10:6
Lowes - 50 years in Newcastle
Takeover offer for Ells
14.10:10
18.10:8
Amended shop centre plan wins support
David Jones' sales higher
19.10:24
Store's barbers told to cut out
26.10:1
Barber resigns (Store)
27.10:1
Major Store expansion (Charlestown) 31.10:4
D.J.'s park area ready
1.11:4
Five-day cool-off set on credit
9.11:3
Toy bazooka criticised; deafness fear 9.11:16
War toys out
10.11:1
Minister to open car park (The Store) 14.11:4
Superraarket for Maitland
14.11:8
Appointed as Coles manager (J. Hewitt)
15.11:9
Coraraittee to ask for shop inquiry
15.11:9
Minister lauds co-operatives (opening of Store
parking statiin)
21.11:4
Rundle's show net of 842,521
21.11:12
23.11:3
Police scherae on shoplifting
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Shop parking tee lOc (D.J.'s)
29.11:8
Supermarket seen as faith in Maitland
29.11:9
Retail sales rise 833m.
2.12:1
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2.12:4
Stealing rush starts in shops
4 12:12
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Wider toy range than ever
6.12:12
Exotic gift range for Christmas
6.12:26
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Newcastle book firm sold (Ell's)
8.12:4
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14.12:3
"Bonus" pay for casuals
20.12:20
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Christmas trade set for record
21.12:3
Coles plan 32'2m. warehouse
22.12:12
Traders ready for big day
23.12:1
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RETURNED SERVICEMEN'S ORGANISATIONS
RETURNED SERVICEMEN'S O R G A N I S A T D N S
74-1967
(Con't.)
New move to start club at C h a r l e s t o w n 27.7:8
Ex-Services Human Rights branch move 2.8:9
Governor to open meeting (R.S.L. conference)
3.3:3
Taree R.S.L. plans youth club
3.8:10
S o l d i e r s ' monument needs restoration (Killingworth)
10.8:9
R . S . L . c l e a r s 2 of " s u b v e r s i o n "
17.8:1
R . S . L . raoves on p e n s i o n p l a n
17.8:5
P r o t e s t over t h r e a t to s h i f t graves (Egypt)
5.9:4
R.S.L. grows
19.9:8
Denial of Anzac ill-feeling
28.9:26
Secretary elected by R.S.L. (Waratah - Mayfield)
10.10:18
Criticism on use of slouch hat 13.10:3
President says R.S.L. placed in cleft stick
24.10:1
Discontent at repatriation benefit rates
26.10:1
R.S.L. leader criticises raedal sales
27.10:1
R.S.L. issues protest (pensions)
8.11:6
City R.S.L. has 50th birthday
11.11:6
300 attend ceremony for fallen (Civic Park)
13.11:4
Medallion poser
7.12:1
R.S.L. raan tells of raembership record hopes
7.12:8
Medallion unclairaed - but identified
8.12:3
ROAD SAFETY
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2.l:o
More tough plans for road safety
4.1:4
Bell tolled for 27 fewer in North 6.1:2
Newcastle Courts effective
6.1:6
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7.1:2
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9.2:22
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11.2:4
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20.2:11
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Ministers recommend seat belts
25.2:1
l^ that dangerous driver a criminal?
25.2:2
Road safety move at Maitland
28.2:13
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8.3:2
Canteen funds scholarship
12.1:4
Open road 60 ra.p.h. lirait aira
9.3:1
Anzac Day change to Civic Park
26.1:5
Northern road toll 9.3:4
R.S.L. to give scholarships (Hamilton) 27.1:5
Police warn motorists
23.3:3
R.S.L, elections
4.2:9
Not only for holidays (Leader)
25.3:2
Police book 1,000 motorists
28.3:1
Protest on pensions by R.S.L. 8.2:6
Extensions to R.S.L, Club - Swansea
9.2:9
Increased fines "not for extra revenue"
15.2:3
29.3:6
R.S.L. hits "The Rat Patrol"
R.S.L. pays tribute
14.2:13
No support from Morris (Speed limit for under
33200 for R.S.L. group
15.2:9
25)
30.3:1
Club "facelift" at Gosford
21.2:13
Road deaths up in North 6.4:4
Steady rise in R.S.L, members
21.2:14
All car belt tax raay go
13.4:1
22.2:7
Highway check leads to faster top speed
R.S,L, brancli gives 81720 - Swansea
Toronto R.S.L, elects officers
22.2:7
13.4:1
Sydney Anzac raarch reduced
22.2:11
New road rules
14.4:3
R,S,L. has 143 raerabers - Belraont
23.2:9
More police road patrols wanted (Gosford)
Morpeth R,S.L. elections
23.2:10
18.4:22
Extensive facelift at R.S.L. building 24.2:8
Committee asked for report (Maitland) 19.4:19
30.3:10
Road penalty study in W.A. 20.4:1
Asians at R.S.L. conference
Apexians plan to restore war meraorial
Drugs part of road safety symposium
24.4:15
(Woodberry)
8.4:4
"Give way to right" change - test might
Anzac plans at Hamilton
14.4:6
include Newcastle
3.5:1
Catherine H i U Bay service
15.4:8
Northern road toll 5.5:4
Division seeks old merabers (7 Division)
Road toll call to Govt.
11.5:6
20.4:18
Road Safety plans talks (Maitland)
17.5:23
Honour for R.S.L. man (R. E. Hodgson) 21.4:5
More unmarked cars in road campaign
25.5:3
Modest Anzac "typical"
21.4:5
Higher speed lirait for trucks soon
26.5:3
Veteran, 8 5 , for N . Z , Anzac trip
22,4:3
Car faults big factor in crashes
1.6:4
500 attend service at Gregson Park 24.4:4
Seat belts studied in survey
2.6:3
Anzac service at Sandgate
24.4:4
Pedestrian fatalities
9.6:7
A.M.W.S A. to pay tribute
24.4:4
Pedestrian deaths (note)
13.6:2
24.4:6
'^o uniforra for raini car patrol
14.6:1
Anzac Day in Muswellbrook
New route (for raarch) proves a success 26.4:1
Breathalyser bid fails (Vict )
15.6:3
Record crowds revere raen of Anzac spirit
Grey outlook for yellow raincoats - F. Kelett
26 . 4 : 4
20 .6 :2
Young man gets the message 26.4:4
Controversial road filra to be shown 20.6:4
Anzac Day observances
26.4:8,10
Report on safety in cars
24.6:23
R.S.L, man to retire (Sir. R. Huish) 9.5:3
Northern road toll - 7 pedestrians die in
R.S.L, seeks new pensions plan 9.5:3
raonth
6.7:4
R,S,L. acting on war memorial (Woodberry)
^ew vehicle seat belts move likely
7.7:5
19.5:5
Angels answer to road toll - Freeth
12.7:3
Monument raay get new home (Woodberry) 24.5:9
l^aw proposed on seat belts
13.7:1
R.S.L. officers "disciplined"
3.6:1
Move to ban sales on roadways 13.7:1
R.S.L. gives background on discipline 7.6:3
^°'' safer roads (Leader) 13.7:2
One R.S.L, raan to appeal 8.6:13
Shock film for City Hall 15.7:4
R.S.L. not opposed to inquiry 10.6:4
Helraets "raust" next year 19.7:3
Top R.S.L. talks on discipline
12.6:1
250 entries for contest (Maitland) 19.7:10
No nati;)nal R.S.L. rule on discipline
16.6:1
^° '"^ply on road safety
21,7:12
R.S.L. man to appeal on "outing"
17,6:1
Crash helmets
22.7:2
R.S.L. to hear appeals on discipline
22.6:25
Tyres' speed liraits
26.7:1
Cash plan lor V.C. winners
13.7:11
Faster speeds planned for State's roads
R.S.L. vote on "Anzac" 14.7:1
27.7:3
R.S.L.
2(5.7:10members oppose President (P.Macquarie)
Change
Road toll
in effort
speed lirait
urged for8.8:8
trucks 28.7:3
N.M.H. INDEX
75-1967
ROAD SAFETY (Con't . )
ROADS AND HU.HWAYS (Con't.)
9.8:19
Northern road toll
Police to treble Mini fleet
22.3:1
Education saves lives on roads
22.8:16
More trainees fail driving course
24.8:1
Make love, not war, in a car - F. Kelett
25.8:2
First aid "need" in towing bill
25.8:3
Stop and go colours can blind drivers 29.8:2
August road toll down
13.9:4
Action to cut pedestrian toll
22.9:3
23.9:1
Victoria out to cut toll
Speed lirait raised on highway
23.9:4
Police launch drive for safe walking 26.9:14
Minister hits road carnage
29.9:5
Tougher road fines in Vic. 30.9:3
Police put brake on motorists 2.10:1
It's not always the car - F. Kelett
2.10:2
Police book 867 drivers in heavy holiday
traffic
3.10:1
Road safety may get more funds
4.10:3
Car's colour helps safety
6.10:1
Cabinet acts on pedestrian deaths rate
6.10:19
Morris for road safety meeting
7.10:27
Askin defends unmarked police cars 12.10:11
Pedestrian deaths - Northern road toll
12.10:23
New showing of safety film 14.10:4
72 raore rainis to patrol roads 19.10:15
Stiffer driving tests possible 24.10:3
Breathalyser report "soon"
25.10:15
Power to put bad drivers off road 26.10:3
New laws aira to curb bad drivers
27.10:3
Making accidents into offences (Leader)
28.10:2
Police blitz on the roads
28.10:3
Govt, raay be more lenient on lost "Ps" 9.10:3
3-year licences
15.11:1
Semi-trailer age review
16,11:3
New licences could be more durable 16.11:7
Call to book pedestrians
23.11:14
1003 dead - call to motorists 29.11:3
Mini police car for Singleton
2.12:27
Fast drivers get chance (W.A. 65 ra.p.h. limit)
4.12:8
Police squads tour schools
6.12:3
Traffic men ready 14.12:1
Northern road toll 14.12:5
2nd police mini (Singleton)
18.12:8
Road safety demonstration 20.12:5
Warnings to road users 22.12:4
"Little purpose" in move on expressway
6.4:4
Route would raiss Cessnock
6.4:7
Council views clash on road spending
14.4:4
Ringwood-road work delayed
14.4:6
Council wants answers on part of raotorway
19.4:5
"No justice" in council action (Blackbutt)
20.4 :3
Highway date"uncertain" (N'cle. Industrial)
29.4:9
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
Highways but
(note) 3.1:2
Underpass may go higher (Muswellbrook) 16.1:6
Grant sought for road link 16.1:6
Hoardings code plan
18.1:2
Liddell road opened
18.1:5
No money for junction (Muscle Creek Road)
23.1:7
28.1:3
Express roads in Sydney only
Commerce not only road user Q.C. says 2.2:3
Committee on Blackbutt "dissatisfied"
4.2:5
D.M.R. studies proposal for Blackbutt
7.2:4
Expressway route raove 9.2:6
Belmont body seeks final highway plan 10.2:7
Reversal over Blackbutt is still sought
15.2:9
Road danger in Wyong area
18.2:3
Gallery protest on Blackbutt
18.2:23
Tunnel as Blackbutt suggestion 21.2:10
Blackbutt plan "appalling"
22.2:11
Hot potato back in hands of council (Blackbutt)
27.2:2
Coraraissioner's surprise visit to back road
plan for Blackbutt
1.3:1
Man in grey not sure about the birds (Blackbutt)
1.3:1
Blackbutt from air, Lord Mayor convinced
2.3:1
Fast link to Bay forecast
2.3:4
Concern over road proposal (Blackbutt) 3.3:4
Industries arterial roads bid
3.3:6
Blackbutt protest request
4.3:12
Motorway re-route supported
7.3:19
Council split over route at Blackbutt
8.3:1, 17
Open road 60 ra.p.h. limit aim
9.3:1
Deputation on Blackbutt plans vetoed
10,3:4
Alternative for Motorway (Leader) 18.3:2
Landraark store to raake room for highway
(Highfields) 22.3:8
Swansea urges decision on expressway 23.3:6
Parties agree on road (Winghara) 23.3:6
Relocation of expressway has support
24.3:4
No road work till approved
24.3:7
Tollway used by 78 p.c. 31.3:3
Deputation sees road plan (Maitland)
1.4:9
814.1 raillion on roads and b r i d g e s (Survey
Supp.)
5.4:58
Coraproraise on B l a c k b u t t for d i s c u s s i o n
9.5:4
Committee raoves for new r o u t e on B l a c k b u t t
12.5:1
Richley calls for Blackbutt area figures
25.5:4
Council urges D.M.R. action (Merriwa) 26.5:12
Group urges new route in Blackbutt 27.5:4
Expressway queries for Minister
27.5:10
Work starts on new highway 29.5:11
Highway work not complete (Belmont) 31.5:7
Highway bridge widening (Tighes Hill) 3.6:4
Costly choice in Blackbutt route
6.6:3
8.6:12
Road aid "unchanged"
Blackbutt inspection 14.6:4
Road plan method criticised (Blackbutt)
17.6:4
State makes road grant 21.6:10
C,A,R. grant application (Gosford) 21.6:10
Road builders issue writ
22.6:3
Road aid pact hailed as breakthrough (N'cle.)
22.6:4
Holmesville road closed
23.6:4
Cessnock road requests to State officers
23.6:13
Partnership on main roads
26.6:2
Graharastown deviation to be extended 27-6:15
New highway route soon (New England) 30.6:1
D.M.R. plan less harmful to Blackbutt area
1.7:1
Meeting for support on Blackbutt
4.7:4
Aldermen vote 15-4 for D.M.R. on Blackbutt
5.7:1
Departmental plan features (Blackbutt!
5.7:1
Toll road yields 81,043,000
11.7:4
Highway start in city area soon 18.7:9
18.7:10
Motorway approved (Blackbutt)
Coraraissioner appointed (R. J. S. Thomas)
19.7:1
Last-ditch fight en Blackbutt
19.7:4
Revision plans for raain roads in Newcastle
25.7:18
Extra SlOra. for roads
31.7:3
Expressway resumption
4.8:4
Blackbutt rally in plea to Askin 17.8:5
Road spending tops 8lm. year
22.8:11
Road planned from Scone to Gloucester 22.8:16
Nationwide road .survey
28.8:4
Highway line (south of Scone)
28.8:11
Lack of aid for roads criticised
28.8:12
Rise in road aid forecast 1.9:1
Traffic aided by clearway (Sydney) 15.9:13
Federal lead needed on road systera 15.9:14
Road to open in 1968
19.9:1
Road closure blockage (Railway St.) 30.9:3
5.10:9
Swansea plans for expressway
Bus route to be raain road
7.10:11
Reversal raove on Maud-St. decision 11.10:9
Move to cut hoardings, screen yards 14.10:29
New road for State forest (Bellingen)
14.10:30
Main road raove ( R e s e r v o i r - r o a d ,
19.10:10
Cardiff)
8117,000 road works plan 23.10:4
Shorter road north through Hexham cited
25.10:3
Uniform outback road signs plea
25.10:9
New 88m. inland road link 27.10:12
Three States to share 850ra. for beef roads
3.11:1
Pension plea for D.M.R.
3.11:7
Traffic delay warning (Pacific Highway)
4.11:1
Maud-St. decision defended
4.11:11
Warning of more Jams on highway 6.11:1
Road section to be rebuilt (Bangalow Creek
bridge)
7.11:3
Limited delays on highways 8.11:4
Labourers in walk-off (N. Territory) 9.11:28
Widening of King-St. (N'cle.) 15.11:5
New delays on highway 17.11:1
Wollombi road improved
17.11:15
Record sura for bridges and roads
23.11:27
Old highwa.y to be closed (Near Liddell Power
Station) 30.11:12
Details of beef roads scherae
30.11:17
D.M.R. extends sealed roads
2.12:4
Roads grant
2.12:4
N.M.H. INDEX
ROADS A\l) IIKdIWAVS (Con't . )
(i. 1 2 : 37
No plans for new road
Effort made to reopen road (Lower South Coast)
23.12:4
Highway request supported (Merriwa) 23.12:17
M.L.A. to -seek road dedication I Rank in-l)r i ve )
28.12:4
R.S. P.C \.
10.1:4
R.S.P.C.A. horae for discussion
Dogs' Horae (note)
13.1:2
Dog horae sites criticised
19.1:4
Dog Act doubles number to R . .S . P . C . A . home
9.2:10
Dogs' Horae dilemma "-society holds best card.s"
25.3:4
Council may help resite dogs' home 29.3:4
Objections to dogs' horae site proposal 4.4:11
Council huts go to dogs
3.5:5
Group protests on dogs' horae 9.5:9
R.S.P.C.A. makes second offer
18.5:23
R.S.P.C.A. granted dog contract 23.5:4
R.S.P.C.A. not to buy gun
21.9:7
Reward offer over dogs
19.10:4
Pressure on dogs' home site 15.11:5
ROYAL VISITS
31.1:1
Princess (Alexandra) to visit
Prince Philip to visit three States
2.1:1
Duke to see fire disaster country
16.2:3
16.2:12
Equerry for Duke's visit
Back again (Princess Alexandra)
25.2:1
Princes.s in Sydney (Alexandra)
28.2:2
Prince Philip speaks out on future of monarchy
3.3:1
Princess leaves for I . .S.
7.3:1
Prince sees fire daraage (Tasmania)
7.3:3
Harbour spin on top yacht for the Duke
9.3:3
Prince leaves for Singapore
11.3:3
ROYALTY
Cousin's divorce crisis for Queen
4.1:1
Prince Charles has equerry
12.1:7
Applications invited for conference (Duke of
Edinburgh's)
27.1:4
Queen laid low
22.1:1
Royal marriage rift rumours; statement urged
27.2:3
28.2:1
Lord Snowdon's disguise
Rumour denial: Lord Snowdon
1.3:3
Princess (Anne) to have escort
3.3:9
Princess Anne gos.sip starts
27.3:6
Appointed A.D.C. to Queen (Comm. E. B.
Hopkins)
22.7:1
A.D.C. posts for R.A.A.F. officers
5.9:14
Visit by Duke's study team 18.10:4
Challenge on Uni. Prince
14.11:1
Queen flies to Malta
15.11:1
Top Palace Press post to Australian
(W. Heseltiiie) 8.12:3
RUTILE MINING
50 mineral sands men stop work (Hawk's Nest)
19.1:4
Mineral sands raen decide to go back (Hawk's
Nest)
21.1:10
Sand raen stop
24.1:10
U.S. to raine raore rutile
26.1:18
Fear of threat to natural flora reserve (Pelican) 27.1:5
Pelican rutile move opposed
31.1:4
Mining plan at Swansea
9.2:6
As.soc. Minerals Wyong scheme 15.2:13
Wyong's output reduced
15.2:13
Tomago mining statement.s bring protest
22.2:4
"Resentment" over sand imines growth 25.2:10
Rutile mining plans sought
27.2:3
Preraier to open raineral sands plant (Hawk's
Nest) 3.3:8
Mineral sands prospecting
11.3:4
Mineral sands output expected to double
11.3:4
Mineral sand leases despite shire protest (The
Entrance)
21.3:10
Council against lease of raineral area (Stroud)
22.3:10
Men likely to resume at mineral plant (Wyong)
3.5:5
$4'/i2m. claira over mining (Brunswick Heads)
4.5:6
Sands: major world supplier (Survey Supp.)
4.5:50
Sand mine men to get report
10..5:4
150 return at rutile works
11.5:3
Jewell's Swamji lease 11.5:8
Family firm settle claira (Brunswick Heads)
18.5:7
76- 1967
RUTILE MINING (Con't. )
Union cancels meeting of rutile raen (Belmont
Nth.)
24.5:12
R u t i l e Co. r e p o r t s p r o f i t l i f t ( C o f f ' s H a r b o u r
Rutile)
25.5:20
Strikers to hear union report
2.6:6
Sands provide 20 new jobs (Frogalla) 6.6:13
End likely to strike at Rutile (Belmont N .)9.6 :4
Strikers back at two plants (Belraont Nth )
10.6:4
Pay agreeraent
15.6:4
Coastal search for rutile by Planet
21.6:15
Deputation on effects of raining (Port Stephens)
23.6:13
Lower output for sand rainer (Belmont)
29.6:24
Conference to consider rutile wages
12.7:5
Redhead beach project started
12.7:7
Production at rutile firra down 12.7:11
Beach rainer lifts production
13.7:22
Mineral sands inspectioii
19.7:4
Grass planted on rained Redhead sand
20.7:9
More profit for Rutile and Zircon 25.7:10
Beach mining leases for inquiry (Pt. Stephens)
11.3:13
24-hour rutile stoppage
18.8:4
Association attacks rained beaches restoration
7.9:11
Bay r e s i d e n t s c a l l t o ban new beach
21.9:9
raining
Pay rises for rutile workers in North
14.10:4
Lewis rejects forest plea (The Entrance North)
14.10:14
Concern at claira rise (Swansea) 19.10:9
Ruling against beach raining (Port Macquarie)
24.10:1
Rutile raen stop for 24 hours
24.10:4
Questions on rutile firras shareholders
25.10:14
Strike at rutile plant resolved
27.10:4
Part of rare forest raay be kept (The Entrance
North)
4.11:11
Shift for dredge closes Belraont railway
16.11:1
Strike ends (Belraont Nth.) 17.11:4
Promise given on A.W.U's dispute (Elizabeth
Bay)
17.11:4
Dismissed delegate gets his job back (Elizabeth
22.11:4
Bay)
Coraraissioner raeets request
28.11:4
Mineral deposits earnings 20 p.c. 28.11:12
U.S. interests to levy rutile leases
15.12:10
New award talk recoraraended
20.12:4
23.12:8
Rutile interira 46.25 per cent
Blowing sand annoys householders
28.12:6
SCIENCES
Self-reliance (note)
17.1:2
Language plea to scientists
17,1:15
"Science not supported"
25.2:3
Smoke does not foil new camera
19.4:3
1.5:10
Giant telescope for Coonabarabran
Whitlam on science role in politics 3.5:12
Geophysicist to visit Australia
29.5:12
New laboratories for C.S.I.R.O.
8.6:16
No limit to advance of science
12.6:12
Food scientist to retire (Dr. J. R. Vickery)
7.7:4
Instant pictures of sun
23.9:1
ISOra. rairror blank to cost 6581,000 11.11:1
SCOUTING AND GUIDING
Surf club's gift of boat to Sea Scouts (1st
Blackalls)
4.1:1
1,000 scouts for Rathraines corroboree 5.1:10
Scouts skiff loses raast 5.1:12
Corroboree bank (Rathraines) 12.1:8
Scout worker, 72 (S. T. J. Curtis)
9.2:9
High award to Rover Scout
10.2:7
"Thinking day" for Guides
17.2:7
Hopes raised for Guide hall 16.3:11
Edgeworth needs Scouters
16.3:17
Boat shed plan for Sea Scouts
22.3:8
Scout award to woraan (Mrs. W. A. Macdonald)
30 .3 : 5
Scout group's new Secretary (3rd Cardiff,
S. Sraith) 30.3:8
Tradition of scout work (Mrs. W. A. Macdonald)
6.4:8
Scout chief hits at fathers (Beresfield)
7.4:4
Scouts set up planning body
11.4:3
Big Scout work expansion
13.4:17
Queen Scout awards to 4
20.4:10
Scout honours for woraen 26.4:8
Chief Guide visit busy
27.4:15
"Lesson" in fall in Scouting activities
28.4 :12
Cents for service
8.5:1
N.M.H. INDEX
77-1967
SCOUTING AND (illDlNG U o n ' t . )
SHIPBUILDING
Chief Guide pays visit (Lady Baden -Powe11 )
10.5:1
Booragul wins Sco-it flag at Borehole
19.5:5
Guiding project in rehabilitation
1.6:8
Guiders, hall needed
6.(i:9
Scouts gain in membership
17.6:23
Queens badge for guide (Robyne Whitfield)
22.6:9
Air scout wins top badge (Barry Earp) 13.7:7
17.7:7
Two scouts receive high award
Hall opened for Rathraines scouts
20.7:9
Free scout hall is still unbuilt (Valentinel
21.7:6
Silver jubilee for Scouts at Charlestown
10.8:12
Long job to build Sea Scouts' Hall (Belmont
North) 17.8:9
Scouts graft home to hall (W. Wallsend) 25.3:5
Scout leader urges support
29.8:13
Guides in need of leaders
22.9:7
23.9:10
160 Scouts to join camp test
Chief all for Scout - Guide work together
16.10:4
Big shipbuilding boost possible (K. Longworth)
13. 11:2
Shipbuilding appointment (Mr. G. Unkles)
17.11:3
Slipway builds big barge (Carrington)
5.12:4
Paddock shipyard (Carrington)
6.12:8
Joint line ship tenders soon 9.12:3
Refrigerated cargo ship launched
20.12:8
Hurdle for shipyards (Leader)
27.12:2
S e a t b e l t surve.\ by s c o u t s Saturday
17.10:19
Flag for Scout t r o o p
3.11:3
Extension of S c o u t ' s l e a s e (East Maitland)
3.11:16
Leader p r a i s e s Scout s t a n d a r d (Maitland)
20.11 :6
Queen's badge (Keri Borger)
30.11:20
15,000 to attend Jamboree (Brisbane)
27.12:12
Changes for .scouting considered
30.12:1
SHARKS AND SHARK ATTACKS
Sharks raenace surfers (Wamberal Beach) 9.1:1
Method could save raore shark victims 11.1:4
Shark scare at The Entrance
14,1:3
Skindiver torn apart by shark (lurien Bay,
W. Aust.)
21.3:1
Hunt for shark raankiller (W.A.) 26 8:26
Bait fails to lure maneater
28.3:1
Killer shark strikes again (Rabaul) 7.9:21
Too cold yet for sharks
3.10:13
Shark bit hand that feeds him (.Southport)
1.12:1
Shark fights for 2';2 hours
4.12:4
Fishermen land 1,200 lb. shark (S.A.) 7.12:14
SHIPBUILDING
-Pearl ship contract (Carrington Slipways)
4.1:3
Rise of the supertanker (K. Longworth)
20 .1 :2
High standards "essential to shipyards"
25.1:6
Pearlshell carrier to be launched
2.2:4
7.2:17
Winter in raove on jobs issue
Boilermakers confer on .shipbuilding
13.2:4 ,
Dockers in miniraura wage bid (Perth) 14.2:9
Slipway.s to build barge
15.2:4
Japan increases share of world shipbuilding
16.2:4
Container ships
23.2:1
Pearl ship launched (Merindah Pearl) 27.2:1
His new command (Sir Godfrey)
(Carrington
Slipways)
22.3:3
826ra. coastal shipping deal
5.4:4
Time trials for pearlshell ship (Carrington
Slipways)
20.4:4
Pearling shipfe trials success
21.4:4
Brisbane plan for dry dock
22.4:3
Small ships, too (Carrington Slipways)
(Survey Supp.)
4.5:54
Work starts at Toraago on shipyard (A. B. Rea)
18.5:10
Barge for Brisbane launched (Carrington
SIipways)
23.5:13
A long tow to New Zealand (A. B. Rea) 5.6:1
New type ship to serve N.T.
6.7:5
Launching seen as triumph ("Ocean Digger")
(Whyalla)10.7:1
Slipways to build pilot launch (Carrington)
11.7:4
Increases in tanker size
12.7:17
Gas project to get fast vessel
15.7:9
Work begins on gas fields boats (A. B. Rea)
26.7:4
Newcastle has rivals (Leader)
31.7:2
Dual purpose ship for A.N.L.
10.8:4
Specialisation key (Leader)
14.8:2
Slipways to build two ore barges (Carrington)
16.8:4
Hughes to seek national aid for new dock
1.9:3
Ship Just got dearer
7.10:1
Order placed for tankers (P. ^ 0. Group)
14.10:10
Barges built for Noumean ore carrying 20.10:4
(Con't.)
SHIPPING
Ship officers "assaulted" (Bundaberg) 4.1:3
Sydney ships to visit Melbourne
4.1:8
Miller tanker to carry wheat to India 4.1:14
Expert study for containers
5.1:3
Officers ban four seamen (Bretwalda, Bundaberg)
5.1:3
Officers back down in ship dispute (Bretwalda,
Bundaberg)
6.1:3
Ship held up by engineer shortage (Bretwalda,
Mackay)
9.1:3
Trouble ship gets third engineer
10.1:1
Freeth backs oil corapany (Caltex) 10.1:4
Plane, tug bring ship's engineer (Bretwalda)
11.1:5
New shipping line with Japan 13.1:8
Hydrofoil daraaged
16.1:1
Container port contracts soon 18,1:14
Rise of the supertanker - K, Longworth
20 .1 : 2
Sheep leave for China
23.1:4
Container pier contract let
28.1:3
New officer named for M.S.B. 10.2:4
Freight rates to N.Z. rise today
13.2:1
Forura to discuss shipping
16.2:20
"lumbo" jets worry shipping lines
16.2:20
24.2:3
Container ships to Australia
Shipping lines amalgamate (P. & 0. - Birt &
Co.) 27.2:4
Drive against boats without lights fitted
28.2:4
28.2:10
Japan line wants Aust. run
Petrol alert (Gladstone Harbour) 2.3:1
Container building called for 3.3:3
7.3:3
Marconi delayed....again
Lab. bid for Port inquiry fails
8.3:3
Sea express (hydrofoil) 18.3:3
Vessel under arrest in Melbourne (New
Endeavour)
30.3:1
Containei berths investigation
1.4:5
Containers dispute agreement
4.4:17
Move for container inquiry
5.4:3
Cabinet talks soon on new deep-sea port
5.4 :4
Long tow ends (Nedarcia)
6.4:1
Aust. eye on tanker risk talks
6.4:5
State interest in port at lluka (Leader)
10.4:2
"Container ships in 2 or 3 years" 12.4:3
Haze foils hunt (640,000 cruiser missing
from Brisbane)
21.4:1
Cruiser eludes hunters (South Pacific)
22.4:1
Australia, Japan link on shipping
27.4:3
Tanker's oil discharge brings fine (Hoejh
Hood - Port Phillip)
27.4:10
Shipping dispute agreeraent
28.4:3
Water police foil theft (Valkyrie, Brisbane)
1.5:1
P. and 0. in oversea fare rise
1.5:6
6ll<2m. Brisbane container plan 1.5:10
New bomb under container plans
3.5:2
Anchor works like a submarine
6.5:4
Australian bid for liner (Queen Mary) 10,5:3
Busy at the Bay (Catherine Hill Bay) 11,5:14
Half sea-trade by container 13,5:25
Plan reduces ships' calls
24.5:7
Call for large container port
1.6:3
Container wool questioned
3.6:23
Technological revolution in the ports
7.6:22
Shipping fares may rise
8.6:13
Botany Bay waste claira 13.6:7
Trend to few ports - I. K. Longworth
15.6:2
Customs plan to help passengers
15.6:26
Freights up 5 p.c. 16.6:1
Port losing battle - 2. K. Longworth
16.6:2
Conference on freight rise
17.6:9
Suez closing affects shipping lines
19.6:17
Unconscious man in hospital after sea drama
(raissing South Pacific?) 21.6:1
Owner joins tug race to claira drifting Tiki
22.6:1
Tiki raay have foundered
23.6:1
No salvage claim by ketch finder
24.6:1
Released officers return
24.6:3
Blood-spattered Tiki in Auckland Harbour
26.6:3
N.M.H. INDEX
SHIPPING (Con't.)
Suez trap lifts ship charges
26.6:6
2 Stabbed men taken off ship (Japanese
fishing trawler) 3.7:1
Freight rate to U.K. increased
3.7:7
"Dilemma" on container cargo moves
4.7:3
Bulk carrier for P. and 0. 5.7:5
Doubts on container ship rise
13.7:3
Ore ship seized by Indonesians (Wakahata)
17.7:3
Rates for export unchanged
19.7:8
Yacht back on its mooring (South Pacific)
24.7:11
Heavy loss on cargoes from Australia 25.7:17
Sydney Harbour to be deepened
26.7:1
Floating oil danger gone (Melbourne) 27.7:1
Action on oil discharge (Melbourne) 31.7:7
Sydney job to U.K. dredge
2.8:3
Gale batters Rambler 1.
14.8:4
Shipping rates to East rising 17.8:3
Saving on cargo by container
17.8:6
Aid move on trapped ship cargo
17.8:6
Trip cut to get new leg (trimaran) 18.8:1
Ship's captain fined over faulty gear (Capt.
Sassilades) 24.8:4
Ports have not kept pace 30,8:5
Rebate on cargo to Japan 31.8:1
Lines invest 8l00m. in modern ships
4.9:7
British group wants to share cargoes
6.9:8
Tug raen strike over Japanese(P.Hedland)23.9:3
Tugraasters defy order (Port Hedland) 25.9:3
Lead seen in research on containers 26.9:3
Queen abdicates to be floating fair (Queen
Mary)
27.9:2
Wall not unsafe, says Minister (Tuncurry)
27.9:5
Bass ferry on run in 1969
28.9:3
Strike over (Port Hedland) 30.9:3
Ships' garbage rules defended
5.10:5
Interstate duty to be lifted
7.10:1
Strike delays 7 ships on Australia run
11.10:3
Shipping firm to lose Papua, N.G. privileges
11 .10:13
U.K. dock stop may hit goods for Christmas
17. 10:4
8l9ra. plan for new,better shipping aids
18.10:3
21.10;3
Cunard to sell 3 more ships
Delayed fruit cargoes may be lost (Suezheld)
23.10:7
New port works Wooli
25.10:15
2 Tankers to be replaced
26.10:13
Japan-Australia shipping service 1.11:5
"Ultimate solution" for ports
2.11:27
Oversea shipping bid - K. Longworth 8.11:2
Need seen for new coal port
8.11:6
Shipping raonopoly faces collapse - K. Longworth
9.11:2
Liraits placed on work by .lapanese (Port
Hedland)
13.11:6
River works (Wooli River harbour) 16.11:5
63.9ra- profit for Burns (Burns Philp & Co,
Ltd.) 17.11:10
Moves to vary ship charges
23.11:3
Shippers' body elects chairraan 23.11:7
Freights ri.se expected
24.11:3
Exporters stay decision on rise in freight
25.11 :3
No agreeraent on freight adjustment
30.11:1
All baggage examined
1.12:5
Ship sale reported by unions (Bulolo) 1.12:13
Snakes still free on ship
2.12:1
-Ship with stowaway due today
5.12:1
Exporters say
5,12:3
on freight
Freeth hopes for joint ship venture 5,12:3
Stowaway's history being checked (G, Thilber)
6.12:3
Searaen raay t a k e old a i r base (Rathraines)
7.12:3
Police await details of stowaway (G. Thilber)
7.12:5
Migrant plan to help stowaway 8.12:1
Aust.-Japan service in 18 months 8.12:3
Passenger ship route changed (P. & 0.)
8.12:8
B. Philp's doubts on shipping 8.12:10
Shipping lines put end to contracts 11.12:1
McEwen call for meeting on ship rates
12.12:3
McEwen's view on freights
15.12:1
Australian ship for Japan run 15.12:3
Shortage of shipning
2112:4
M.S.B. to guide ramp scheme
23.12:17
Ban on port sales to go
30.12:3
SHIPPING - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS
Barge aground near Pelican (Amsterdam IV)
19.1 :4
Boat beached south of Norah Head
26 1:21
78-1967
SHlPiiN;, - ACCIDENTS AMI WRECKS (Con't.)
Ships' officers suspended for grounding
10.1:3
Destroyer in sea rescue
16.2:3
Legal doubt in Atlas loss probe
3.3:3
Legality halts dredge probe
4.3:3
Ship aground 7 hours (Lake Torrens) 30.3:4
Starving couple rescued from submerged raft
(Boutdens)
3.4:3
Death c^rnie to ship in giant wave (White
Ocean)
4.4:1
Wreckage seen 4 still missing (Beagle)
4.4:1
French couple will go bach to island (Bourdens)
4.4:3
6.4:12
Bourdens back...in style
Launch caught in bombora (Bounty) 10.4:1
Court blames operators on dredge sinking
(W. D. Atlas) 11.4:3
Scallop boat crew saved (Port Phillip)
26.4:21
Inquiry into harbour fog collision (N'qle.
vehiclar ferries)
12.5:4
Man killed in barge blast (Kwinana) 15.5:3
Urgent aid call by ship (Exniiig) 5,6:1
Hearing on lost ship in private (Kaiwata)
22 ,6 :5
Fears for 5 on drifting launch (Ta 'Aroa)
27.6:1
Trawler starts rough tow with crippled yacht
23.6:1
Ketch tow ends
29.6:1
40 jump from boat fire (Seeka Star) 30.6:1
Newca.st le-bound ship in collision (Orfeo)
3.7:1
Air search for boat (Veronica) 12.7:1
Newcastle link (W.D.53 taking water)
2.8:1
Tug still taking in water
3.8:3
Dredge safe in port
4.8:1
Carrier tows crippled boat (Geraldton)
8.8:1
Historic wreck relics (Dunbar) 12.8:3
No sign yet of trimaran (Bass Strait) 2.9:1
No sign of 4 crew of Bandersnatch (Bass
Strait)
4,9:1
Six hulks be reraoved from Hunter
7.9:4
Craft cut adrift (triraaran "The Buccaneer")
8.9:1
Owner gets wreckage (Bandersnatch) 14.9:3
Freighters in collision (Mortlake Bank Cymric) 28.9:1
Twisted rope puts .ship 24 hours behind
(Ayrfield) 6.10:1
Passengers in Suva but Lakemba still on reef
6.10:1
Passengers say ship looted (Lakemba) 7.10:1
40 men shift baggage (Lakemba)
9.10:6
Report says Lakemba sunk
10.10:3
Pilot launch damaged near- liner 23.10:14
Ayrfield clears raudbank 26.10:5
Trawler on rock; two raen aboard
13.11:1
Ship cabin ablaze (Deraeterton) 15.11:1
Reef battering kills bank man (0. Cotter)
(Bev) 17.11:1
Tanker holed in collision (BP Enterprise)
17.11:1
Trawler still aground (Avoca Beach) 17.11:7
Preliminary inquiry on sea collision (BP
Enterprise & Al Kuwait) 18.11:27
Yawl reaches safety after sea battering
(Galavanter)
23.11:3
Trawler gutted at Avoca
24.11:1
Couple .saved after clinging to keel for 38
hours
2.12:1
Coastal ship still aground (Blythe Star)
13.12:1
Tug seeking raissing barge
14.12:1
Ship off reef (Blythe Star) 14.12:3
Seven missing on triraaran ("The Cloud")
15.12:1
Tugs refloat ship on reef (Pacific Carrier)
18J2:l
Survivors eat jettisoned food supplies ("Cloud")
19.12:14
Oil barge sinks (N'cle. Harbour) 21.12:1
Cargo eats at hull of ship (Anatina)
23.12:18
Bulk carrier fast on shelf (General Aguinaldo)
26.12:1
Explosions, fires hit ships 26.12:3
Phosphate duraped into harbour from ship
(General Aguinaldo) 27.12:1
Watersiders toil to free ship (General Aguinaldo)
28.12:1
Police search for boat
28.12:1
General not only victim of harbour's angry
rocks
28.12:2
Divers inspect dent in carrier's hull 29.12:4
Crippled vessel rescued (.lendibil) 29.12:4
Menace of the Oyster Bank - K. Hopton
30.12:17
N.M.H. INDEX
SHIPPlNti - Al.STRAi.lAN NATIONAL SHIPPING LINE
A.N.L. earns 83m. profit
21.9:1
Oversea shipping move by Australia 27.10:3
Question on A.N. i,. role
4.11:11
Oversea shipping bid - K. Longworth 3,11:2
6 Japanese lines raay help A.N.L. 20.11:4
SHIPPING
PORT OF NEWCASTLE
Harbour's big leap forward
5.1:2
Elias Lemos - Greek ship in port
5.1:3
Ship could avert S.A. crisis (Inyula) 7.1:4
Islands seen as base for trade
10.1:11
Mitera Kalliopi in port (advice
ignored)
11.1:3
First load of S.A. lime sand for port
11.1:4
Hamburgers Just clicked (Kumberland) 14.1:1
Watches, worth 5700, seized on ship 17.1:4
Seaman's pilgrimage - for cameras (on
freighter "WiIlowbank") 18.1:3
Coal-loader belt test
18.1:4
Royal Shakespearian (Prospero) 20.1:5
Record coal lift from harbour
25.1:4
Ship that's different - Bulk Venture 26.1:3
Cyclone Dinah "maroons" Customs men
1.2:9
End for tug - Heroic
2.2:3
Some stay put, sorae go (Chinese searaen) 3.2:1
Ship's their home (stewardesses)
3.2:4
Port has new longest ship
3.2:4
2 sea-bound Customs men await calm
3.2:4
Longest yet - Cluden
4.2:3
For Chinese a happy ending
4.2:3
Customs men land today
4.2:4
Police search ships
4.2:23
Custoras officers end "long check"
6.2:1
Timber carri..r takes coal - Silvercove
7.2:3
They like our wine - Toubkal
8.2:1
11.2:6
Fairsky will call at Newcastle
Big cargo of ore arrives
13.2:4
Reunion - Vishva Mahiraa 15.2:3
Coal waggons to carry 55 tons 15.2:6
Touch of old Greece - Master Stelios
16.2:7
Not what it seems (Porthos) 18.2:3
2 ships leave Newcastle with records
18.2:3
Swedish ship's Aust. name
20.2:6
Shape of things to come (The Flat) 21.2:1
Japanese reduce coal shipping to ease strain
21.2:1
Japanese "express" ship visit
22.2:4
Fertilizer shipment frora port
22.2:10
Push-button ship - Bagru
23.2:3
Diversions may ease port rush 1.3:4
Ship promises win in soccer (Llanvern) 8.3:3
Pride of crew (Vivarais)
8.3:3
Black list on silo work
8.3:4
Same sight frora sea (Pegasus)
10.3:3
Wheat ports grant plea
10.3:4
First coal loader pay award
10.3:4
Strikers at silo to go back 11.3:4
Port progress
16.3:3
Light waggons to end coal shipping delay
20.3:4
Coal-loader rail system nearly ready 21.3:4
Loader tryout next week
24.3:1
Delivered the goods (coal-loader) 30.3:1
2 Unions discuss work on coal-loader 30.3:4
Striking port eraployees will go back (coalloader)
31.3:4
Monday talk on loader
1.4:4
Loader of new asset (Leader) 3.4:2
Hearing to consider port row 4.4:14
N.G. trade prospects (Saidor)
5.4:3
Conference on port dispute (coal-loader)
5.4:4
No cut in harbour revenue expected
6.4:4
Clerk need at coal-loader to be decided
7.4:3
Newcastle tug in hard tow 7.4:3
Port workers strike - ships affected
7.4:5
Coal-loader tests resume
8.4:9
Safety issue for meeting
10.4:4
Coal ship hold-up near end 11.4:4
Coal ships resume loading
12.4:4
First tests end on coal loader
13.4:7
Distilled water plant loaded
14.4:4
M.S.B. to build wharf shed
14.4:6
Newcastle's biggest bite (unloader) 15.4:1
Paki-stani pioneer in harbour (Ravi) 17.4:4
Dredge union officers back 19.4:5
Cargo figures for harbour
20.4:4
Ships to load wool will tax berthing 20.4:5
Boomerang didn't corae back (Patignies)
20.4:10
Coal-loader tested at top rate
27.4:4
Strike not to stop ships (tugmen) 27.4:10
Increased staff at Customs
29.4:4
Red markers praised
29.4:24
Shipboard hobby (Kyrakatingo)
1.5:1
Loader completed (Survey Supp.)
4.5:37
Records for port (.Survey .Supp.)
4.5:54
Head scratch over flag (Dutch naval reserve)
6.5:4
79-1967
SHIPPING - PORT OF NEWCASTLE (Con't.)
No ships wait to berth
6.5:4
Credentials on turban (.lagat Neta Captain)
6.5:1
No time for contentment (Leader)
8.5:2
Record wheat cargoes likely
9.5:3
Loader repairs
9.5:4
Seamen see bombing (Orion) 10.5:4
One cargo ship at work (Rego)
11.5:4
Flags' raessage (Ocean Prima)
12.5:5
Record wheat cargo leaves port (Orion) 13.5:1
Crew has fond memories
15.5:4
Newcastle wait for container terminal port
16.5:4
Port Stephens "unsuitable" for big ships
17.5:8
End of an era?
18.5:5
Wool ships lift port activity
23.5:4
Rough sea forces ship to shelter (Stephen
Brown)
23.5:4
Coal-loader works ship at maximum rate
26.5:3
2 Walkways on ship's curved deck (Ephestos)
27.5:4
Searaan back as Captain (Kaare Hansen)
30.5:3
Talks held on wheat export berths
31.5:11
New coal record set
1.6:1
Sea Captain is philatelist (Oreste Leonardini)
1.6:4
Ship traffic keeps harbour busy
2.6:4
Port record (draught of 33 feet) 2.6:5
Wheat could set record
3.6:3
Sporting ship (Wildura) 7,6:4
Further basin deepening
7.6:4
Getting coal to loader (Leader)
8.6:2
Grand loader but Where's the coal
8.6:2
Discussion on coal-loader
8.6:4
Safety issues hold up Pakistani steel (Tetulia)
8.6:5
Coal transport poses rail problera
8.6:7
Japanese for opening of coal loader
14.6:10
More cattle for Okinawa
14.6:10
Quarantine measures in harbour
15.6:4
M.S.B. control of loader near
15.6:5
Old ships with new naraes
16.6:4
3 ships likely to share wheat record 16.6:7
Coal-loader trials go on despite boom collapse
17.6:1
F.l.A. seeks union support
17.6:4
Diver to see sunken boom
20.6:4
Divers to work on port boom 21.6:1
Sunken boora inspected
21.6:5
Port worked despite rain
24.6:22
Loader boom inspected for damage
26.6:4
Damaged boom expected back 28.6:4
Japanese ships idle in port
28.6:5
Phosphate ship has unusual raooring gear (TriEllis)
28.6:11
Visit was brief (Kuala Lumpur)
29.6:3
3rd cattle shipment for Japan (Clara Clausen)
29.6:4
Ship big, but crew sraall 30.6:3
Ship really advertises (Wlokniarz)
1.7:3
Busy time for pilots
1.7:4
Loader opening delayed
1.7:4
Japa.nese inspect port plant
3.7:4
Ships lift big tonnage of wheat
4.7:4
Ship continues wheat loading (Falconera)
6.7:4
Cattle ship due to leave today (Clara Clausen)
6.7:4
Wheat ship sails Monday
7.7:4
Port fears of bottleneck for coal ships 10.7:4
Port unloading move likely in September
12.7:4
Trial ship has forklifts to stow cargo 13.7:10
French version of Polish artist (Jan Matejko)
17.7:7
Port handles Im. tons of cargo 17.7:13
Detectives check on ship death (Harpalya)
18.7:1
Carrington (coal-loader) "Casualty" (Mosbay)
19.7:1
"Full port" with 22 ships
19.7:4
Coal-burning tug replaced (Warang) 19.7:4
Every day a wash day (Randi Brovig) 19.7:12
Coal loading hit by stoppage of cranedrivers
20.7:1
Cranemen resume on colliers
21.7:4
Racehorses for Singapore (Brofjord) 21.7:12
Biggest line-up in years
22.7:3
Coal shipping speed-up soon
25.7:3
Dredge leaves W.D. 53
26.7:6
Loader start planned despite stoppage 1.8:1
Shipments of wheat raay reach Im. tons
2.8:4
Preparation of loader goes on
2.8:5
Shipyard as owners of carrier (Bolnes) 3.8:4
Railways "can" handle coal to new loader
4.8:6
Railways blamed for coal hold-ups
5.8:1
N.M.H. INDEX
SHIPPlNt,
PORT OF NEWCASTLE (Con't.)
Coal delivery to loader doubted (Leader)
5.3:2
Coal delay claim "incorrect"
7.8:4
30 Waggons to supply loader
8.8:4
Loader at last (Leader)
9.8:2
New era for port (coal-loader operates)
10..-:: 1
Record for wheat set in port
10.8:4
Talks on clerks and coal-loader 10.8:4
Plant troubles slow loading at basin plant
11.3:1
Carrington plant doubles load rate for coal
vessels
12.8:4
Load complete at coal plant
14.8:4
Bulk carrier sails with record load (Iron
Cavalier) 15.8:4
Conference on clerks adjourned
16.8:4
Bobcats to trim bulk cargoes
16.8:4
Coal loading worry on tiraber ship (Tiha)
18.8:4
Ship delayed by coal shortage (Ero) 19.3:4
Port ends year on record
22.8:16
Quietest port day this year
23.8:5
Japanese carrier takes first full load
23.8:7
Ships in the news, Ero and Piran 26.8:3
A coraplicated business is ship control - K.
Longworth 26.8:8
Changing skyline 29.8:3
Bin.s to take more grain 30.8:3
Port call for inquiry on coal delivery
30.8 : 3
Ship built to carry cars (Wilfred) 30.8:4
Talk sought on clean-up at loader 31.8:4
Port's record broken again 31.8:4
Tanker hit by Suez closure berths (Antares)
1 .9:4
Newcastle looks for trade in S. America
8.9:2
Loader to handle more coal
9.9:4
Exports put strangle threat on port
12,9:1
Rail can cope with coal, says Minister
14.9:1
Rail reprieve averts coal loading chaos
15.9:4
Italian ships come in 2's
15.9:13
Port figure gets posting (Capt. J. Dodwell)
16.9:4
A wool port (Leader)
19.9:2
Test container "successful"
20.9:4
Watersiders in talks on coal-loader 20.9:4
Finding deferred on coal-loader 21.9:4
Its the biggest (Eigo Maru) 22.9:1
Best loading rates (coal-loader) 22.9:1
Talks fail on coal-loader
22.9:8
T.H.C. to meet on dispute
23.9:4
Freedom of speeches (Mauritanie)
26.9:4
T.H.C. backs loader claim 27.9:12
Askin replies on north quarantine
28.9:5
Mining cargo on way to Philippines 29.9:4
More big wheat cargoes going from Newcastle
30.9:3
Threat of union stop on loader
30.9:4
Coal load lag; cranes may remain on job
30.9:4
3,500 ton lift in coal ship record (Eigo
Maru)
2.10:3
Wait no hardship (Carlton) 4.10:3
Coal-loader tests
5.10:4
Wheat briefly tops export
5.10:5
Liberians take coal to Hongkong
5.10:5
Costly delays to loader
6.10:1
Assurance by union on bales
7.10:3
Strictly for the birds (Dona Mari) 11.10:7
Tide beat her (Fiscos) 12.10:3
New store, port contracts under way
12.10:4
Askin to open coal-loader
12.10:12
Sulphur on fire in ship; two calls in 10
hours
13.10:1
"Rationalisation" leads to chaos in port
13.10:3
Top wheat tonnage
13.10:4
....And an idle coal-loader
14.10:12
Ship fire flares up again (Dona Mari) 16.10:1
Planning ahead (Leader)
16.10:2
Speed-up in rail coal deliveries
18.10:4
75 booked for Fairsky call
18.10:7
Photographer goes to sea (Christian Krayer on
Romandie) 18.10:8
M.S.B. adds to port staff
19.10:16
New container ship due in next week 20.10:5
Ship's visit brings challenge to tourism
(Fairsky)
23.10:2
Liner welcomed by 2500 people (Fairsky)
23.10:1
Ships "Newcastle size" for ports
23.10:2
War veterans ship in port ((ieneral Aguinaldo)
23.10:4
Threat to new cargo record
23.10:14
F.iitsky likely fo leriinriei24.10:4
80-1967
SHIPPING .- PORT OF NEWCASTLE (Con't.)
Cargo ship's fast loading
25.10:4
Gibbs Bright may close ship business 27.10:8
The Port's eyesores - list to Chamber of Commerce 28.10:3
Ship serves dual purpose (Enduro) 28.10:4
Woman cares for horses (Tsingtao) 28.10:4
Japanese tug due to berth (Daisho Maru No.l)
28. 10:11
Port stops for picnics on Monday
1.11:4
Port post to Capt. Duthie
1.11:4
Superintendent attacks cost of coal-loader
2.11:4
Unions press clerk's claims 2.11:4
Port ugliness charges: M.S.B. reply
2.11:14
Invitations to loader declined
3.11:3
Ship to rely on tide to gain entry
3.11:4
New unloader to be tested
3.11:4
Smaller coastal tanker for port (Caltex
Kurnell)
3,11:4
Officers at sea (Transportowiec) 3.11:4
Wharfraen may ignore opening (coal-loader)
4.11:4
New handling put loaders on the wood (Tiha)
8.11 :4
Newcastle port has quiet day 8.11:4
Wheat exports near Im. tons 9.11:14
M.S.B. concern on hired boats
9.11:16
New coal lift record set (Eigo Maru) 9.11:18
.Sister ship tops wheat record (Phaethon)
10.11:4
60-railer to be sold (Pelton Bank) 11.11:4
Coal-loading lag overcorae
14.11:8
Deputation over Carrington job issue
14.11:9
Wool port (note)
16.11:2
Twin funnels aid vision (Woolahra) 16.11:13
Height pay granted for silos
16,11:16
Sea wife has seen world (Mrs. Psillis) (Kea)
16.11:21
Coal lift record
17.11:1
Ships jamming cargo wharves
17.11:4
First lucerne pellet cargo (Eastern Moon)
17.11 :4
Use of loader for coke plea
17.11:4
Newcastle exports to Libya
17.11:15
Boom back at loader
21.11:3
Japanese bulk carrier chosen 21.11:3
\skin on loader probleras
22.11:3
22.11:4
Pressure on port eases
Inspection of loader due to end
22.11:5
New ship service (Isonzo)
23.11:4
Ship's "ghost name" (Koolama) 23.11:7
23.11:14
Minister (Mr. Fairhall) to attend
Ship gets tanks for molasses (Harwood) 24.11:4
Carnival air at opening of coal loader
25.11:1
Efficiency in coal survival (Leader) 25.11:2
Oil tankers waiting turn to berth 25.11:3
168 years to get giant of loader - K. Longworth
27.11:2
Lucerne pellets trouble averted
27.11:4
Coal-loader seen as vital step (official
opening)
28.11:1
Partnership in coal (Leader) 28.11:2
Wind beats the Premier to it - K. Longworth
28.11 :2
All laziness, captain says (Mahout) 29.11:1
Port quiet
29.11:4
Coal spillage complaint
29.11:4
Hawser kills tugraan
30.11:1
"Coal spillage insignificant" 30.11:4
2.12:1
Port handles record wheat
Way clear for sraaller ships
2.12:3
New beacon for port
6.12:4
50 ft. fall in ship's hold kills seaman (R.
Garton)
7.12:4
New unloader to move cargo Monday 7.12:5
Big limestone cargo to B.H.P. 9.12:4
Dust clouds success of new plant (unloader)
12.12:3
Small hitch in new raeat loading raethod
13.12:4
Sails in port - almost
15.12:3
Small French ship to probe sea's secrets
15.12:4
(Coriolis)
Coal shipped for tests
16.12:3
Busy time for coal-loaders
16.12:9
Hamraer, sickle sails (Komsomolets Litvy)
19.12:3
Unloader fails: Melbourne experts called
19.12:4
Hopes for restart of unloader
20.12:8
Coal has top priority with Carrington loader
20.12:8
Island unloader back in service
21.12:4
Renamed ship calls back in Newcastle (Golden
Star)
21.12:4
Lucerne shipment in coal waggons
22.12:4
Start soon on wheat berth (Newcastle)
26.12:3
N.M.H. INDEX
81-1967
SHIPPING - SEAMEN
SHIPPING - WHARVES AND WHARF LABOUR (Con't.)
19,1:24
Hotel rooms for crewraen
Boonaroo men talk of bombs
25.2:3
Union told to man Boonaroo
1,3:3
Navy takes over Vietnam arms supply trouble
ship
2.3:1
Unions instruct watersiders to load arms
ship
3.3:1
Bombs loaded on Boonaroo
4.3:1
"Make up raind" call to union
7.3:1
Mixed crew to sail arms ship (.leparit)
8.3:1
Vietnam ships ban by seamen
9.3:1
Merchant captain to sail Jeparit
10.3:1
Unionisra abused (note)
10.3:2
Weather holds up Jeparit
11.3:1
No incidents in Boonaroo trip - Captain
14.4:7
5.5:13
Boonaroo to be decommissioned
Jump in seamen deported
25.5:3
1.6:4
Watchraen accept proposals
Union ban criticised by Captain
14.6:10
Crew trouble report from bulk carrier 12.7:3
Searaen will fight "cheap crew" plans 29.11:3
Seamen accept order to unload freighter
(BP Endeavour) 21.12:20
Seamen refuse to put tanker to sea (BP
Endeavour)
28.12:4
'Copter helps sick searaan 29.12:1
Tests again delay ship
29.12:4
Ship sails after 2 delays (BP Endeavour)
30.12:4
Wharf labour short
27.6:4
27.6:15
Work to resurae on wharf
More raen work on waterfront
29.6:4
950 port clerks hold strike
29.6:10
4.7:4
Unity ticket link rejected
W.W.F. officer gains in vote (W. Keating)
5.7:5
Militants in W.W.F. ballot win
6.7:3
Wharf surplus
6.7:3
7.7:4
Waterside election count ends
Lost tirae halved on waterfront
13.7:6
Talks on bulk berth labour
20.7:4
Derrick training for ballot
21.7:12
Stoppage on port conditions
25.7:7
Watersiders seek free parking 26.7:4
Waterfront plan gets two-year trial 31.7:1
Waterfront plan on trial (Leader)
1.8:2
Waterfront decision welcomed
2.8:9
Extra pay claim on piledrivers
10.8:23
Waterfront has quiet day 15.8:4
Sharp drop in lost time on waterfront
17.8:13
Watersiders complain over searaen 29.8:4
Equal pay poser on wharf
30.8:9
Watersider demand down again 31.8:8
Wharf surplus
1.9:4
Deputation snub to W.W.F.
1.9:4
Watersiders back talk on automation
2.9:9
Cranemen back W.W.F. bid
5.9:4
Wharves have busiest day for week
9.9:4
Federation stand supported
9.9:11
Borab loading stops port(Sydney)
13.9:3
Most port time lost in capitals
13.9:13
Wharf road "dangerous" 14.9:4
Waterside raove on munitions
14.9:8
Waterside proposals endorsed
21.9:3
More work expected on waterfront
23.9:4
Shortage of raen on wharves
26.9:4
Watchraen seek loader role
28.9:4
W.W.E". pension scherae soon 5.10:16
Concrete poured for wharf
6.10:4
Newca.stle wharf firm fined 6.10:5
Dogwatch busiest shift in 24 hours 6.10:5
Pension deed signed - new deal on wharves
7.10:1
W.W.F. endorses pension scherae 11.10:4
Dockers wise, says N.Z. raan 11.10:10
Ex-politicians pensioii rise attacked 12.10:4
Time loss up on waterfront
12.10:12
Labour short on wharves
14,10:4
Fire officer sought for wharf safety
17.10:4
19.10:5
Operators strike on wharf dispute
Resumption on project likely (wharf project)
31.10:4
Boom gate no check to drivers
1.11:4
Autoraation hits wharfies - T. Barrass 4.11:2
Wharfraen raay ignore opening (coal-loader)
4.11 :4
Clerks to get report on dispute talks
8.11 :3
Claims by clerks to be considered 9.11:3
Warning by W.W.F. on bill in Senate 9.11:4
Port raen may give more funds 9.11:6
Port workers refuse invitation
10-11:4
Wharfraen reject war policy
15.11:4
Talks hope to stop wharf row 15.11:7
Fall in loss of man-hours
15.11:10
Labour short on wharves
18.11:4
Conference on waterfront jobs
21.11:4
Labour heads hid warning, says Fairhall
22,11:5
Labour reply to Fairhall
23.11:3
Stoppage could hit waterfront
23.11:14
Clerks to wait for negotiation
24.11:1
24.11:4
Waterside Labour support
Clerks to go back 27.11:3
Little delay to port change
23.11:3
Askin rejects proposal to interview raen
28.11:9
Coal spillage complaint
29.11:4
Melb. wharf jobs to be permanent 29.11:12
Cost changes in new wharf plan 2.12:3
Waterfront slack continues
6.12:4
Expert sees containers as threat to 12,000
jobs
7.12:1
Port workers attack B.H.P. stand 7.12:7
Plans set for port changes 8.12:3
Quiet day on wharves
15.12:15
Tribute to wharf leader (Mr. J. Beitz)
20.12:4
6968 man hours lost in ports
22.12:11
Port men to give blood tomorrow
28.12:4
SHIPPING - WHARVES AND WHARF LABOUR
Ship idle over safety issue (Reiderstein)
5.1:4
Waterfront safety issue settled
6.1:4
Nearly 8,000 hours lost on wharves
13.1:4
25.1:4
Flagmen cut accidents
Watchmen issues unsettled 27.1:4
Waterfront short of labour
28.1:4
Waterfront raeeting 1.2:4
Watersilers' files pilfered
2.2:1
Watersiders discuss new roster
2.2:4
Surplus of raen on waterfront
3.2:10
Slump on wharves continues
11.2:4
Wharf stops increase in January
14.2:14
Single roster plan for port
15.2:4
Rain leads to shortage on waterfront 23.2:4
For wharf work
3,3:3
No waterfront jobs for 376
3.3:4
Watchmen hopeful
8.3:4
Waterside eraployer charge up
9,3:7
Shipping firra fined 81500 14.3:7
15.3:13
Tally Clerks go out in protest
Meeting to leave port idle 29.3:5
31.3:3
Tally clerks ban four containers
Poll unlikely to change leaders
4.4:3
Waterfront calm(note)
5.4:2
Port workers strike - ships affected
7.4:5
11.4:14
Watersiders to stop
Fulltime work and pensions - major wharf
report plans
14.4:1, 5
Stoppages double on waterfront
14.4:3
M.S.B. to build wharf shed
14.4:6
New deal on the waterfront (Leader) 15.4:2
Men claim ships gear faulty (Cape Marina)
19.4:4
Port stopwork meetings t o vote on .scheme
21.4:1
Shortages on all port shifts
21.4:4
Waterside short 466 raen 22.4:24
Deadlock over faster wool loading gangs
27.4:4
Plan to speed up port wool loading
23.4:13Port workers to hold two stoppages
2.5:12
Waterfront plan endorsed
3.5:13
8 ships idle during talks
4,5:5
Vote on waterfront changes
5,5:4
More runs in bus service
10.5:4
Wharfraen support ship ban 11.5:4
Top union body satisfied
13.5:3
Port labour surplus likely today 18.5:4
Ship arrivals bring work
19.5:4
Shortage of port labour
20.5:4
Waterfront disrupted by rainfall
25.5:4
Shortage of labour at docks
26.5:4
General wharf stop averted
27.5:4
Freighter engages 215 day shift raen
(Munchen)
1.6:4
Men threaten strike on rate claira 1.6:11
Watersiders' norainations at Newcastle
2.6:4
Special wharf rate wanted 8.6:25
Plans for ports accepted
9.6:3
Waterfront "likely" to be busy
9.6:4
Wharves short of labour
14.6:6
Watersiders' President unopposed
14.6:8
30,570-hour loss on wharves
14.6:19
Third part of wharf opens (Darling Harbour)
19.6:3
SHOWS
Schedules for show (N'cle.) 3.1:4
Governor to open Show (Maitland) 7.1:19
Winghara Show events revised
16.1:6
New grandstand for Taree Show
19.1:5
Maitland dog races loses 8875 (Maitland Show)
20.1 : 5
N.M.ll.
SIluWS (I
't .) •
(io-itord show extends entry
24.1:14
Escort for (iovernor (Maitland)
26.1:7
Governor to open show at Wauchope
23.1:11
Convention hall (notol
1.2:2
Show site for conventions
1.2:4
Rain improves .Show prospects
2.2:6
3.2:3
Big show likely at Morisset
Parachute of skydiver- fails to open (..J;(.
Impr-overaents aimed to brighten Show
7.2:4
Council exhibit mav be star show attraction
9.2:4
Morisset Show Judging
9.2:5
Trust chairman to open show (Cessnock) 9.2:5
Trophy donated for- buckjumping (Morisset)
'1.2:9
Show prize winners at Morisset
15.2:6
One show urged for towns
14.2:14
Wingham cuts dog section from Show
14.2:14
The Show (art icle) 16.2:2
Show entries up to standard - Wyong
16.2:7
"Mayor" title lor show President (Morisset)
16.2:9
Newcastle Show price increased
18.2:3
13.2:24
Rain mars opening of Wyong Show
Show wool judged
20.2:4
Cessnock Show judges named
20.2:7
Wyong has 3,000 at Show
20.2:11
Catering improvements at Showground praised
21 .2:4
Records expected at Newcastle's "swinging show"
22.2:6
22.2:9
Six-legged steer as Show item
Judging
22.2:10
Show judge praises art improvement
22.2:10
-Show crowd down but gate money up 23.2:1
Newca.stle show judging
23.2:5
.Show awards
23.2:6
23,2:10
fudges for all Show sections
Judging, running women's events hectic 23.2:13
B.H.P, has "S50m, worth of faith" in Newcastle
24,2:1
Show crowd of 41,726 lower than 1966 24,2:1
Newcastle show yesterday
24.2:1
Dog judges commend show entries
24.2:5
Judging - cont'd,
24,2:6
Ipper Hunter Show entries
24.2:6
Show Treasurer could smile
25.2:1
Show's charm:
it caters for all 25.2:5
Horse judge commends thoroughbreds 25.2:9
25.2:24
Show holiday (Muswellbrook)
Newcastle Show attendance and gate takings
down 27.2:4
Sarae tune, hut no swing (N'cle. .Show) 28.2:2
Skies reduce Show crowd (Maitland) 2.3:1
Good cattle standard at Maitland Show 2,3:10
Rain hits Show gate (Maitland)
3.3:1
Maitland Show cattle excellent: Judge
3.3:7
Wet greeting for Governor
3.3:7
Maitland Show
4.3:1
Show schedule again hit by rain 4,3:11
Maitland Show gate takings lift after rain
6.3:6
Prospects bright for Show (Muswellbrook) 8.3:17
Parade at Wingham "best seen
8.3:17
Ring events at Show postponed (Muswellbrook)
'1.3:12
Entry figures high at Cessnock Show 10.3:8
Big crowd at show sessions (M'brook) 10.3:15
Entries outdo hopes at Cessnock Show
11,3:9
Rain cuts Cessnock show gate
13.3:9, 13
Easter Show on again
17.3:15
Taree plans show change
21.3:10
Royal Easter Show gate over 251,000 22.3:5
Show crowd up
25.3:3
Higher gate at Royal Show
27.3:11
Millionth Show visitor expected
28,3:1
Governor to open Wauchope Show
31.3:4
Gresford .Show praised
10.4:6
Taree Show date 11.4:14
Council told of show services
20.4:12
Record show expected at Paterson 20.4:12
Beef contest for youth has sponsor 22.4:24
Show takings higher
24.4:6
Record entries at Merriwa
13.5:25
Three seek Show council post
20.5:8
Merriwa .Show council call 23.5:14
Secretary hopeful on T.A.B. (Maitland Show
Counc i1)
26.5:12
Show to Join .jumping association
6.6:4
Wyong to seek site for shows
7.6:12
Memorial award for Easter Show
15.6:5
No ballot for Show councillor
23.6:13
Arts committee to raise funds (Maitland Show)
1 .7:23
Pipe bands likely for Show
4.7:9
Dr. McKerihan new president of show body
(Maitland)
23.7:13
Brighter show for Singleton
23,8:11
Big Soccer hopes for showground
12.9:9
82-1967
INDEX
SHOWS (Con't. )
Show profit by voluntary aid (Cessnock)
23.9:10
Maitland Show earlybird
30.9:24
.Show record in Melbourne
2.10:12
"Best beer bar" for show
10,10:17
Show gate up at Singleton,
13.10:13
High praise by R.A.S. President (Singleton)
14.10:13
Singleton show ends brightly
16.10:8
Cadillac of gold may be at Show
7.11:3
Good entries for Dungog Show
10.11:15
Maitland bid for dressage
18.11:27
Wyong Show date
30.11:12
Presley's gold car for Show
5,12:4
High act for the Show 7.12:14
Dual role for Singleton Show President (H.
Sales) 11.12:11
SOCIAL SERVICES
"Not our fault", say youths
20.1:4
Youth club activities today (Port Stephens)
20.1 :5
Increase in aid to Mothers
2,1:1
3 Fathers to speak on fai.iily life 22.2:12
Changing scene in aid to needy 24.2:2
Welfare groups developing "wider vision"
28.2:4
87600 needed for fund (Glendale Subnormal
Children's Welfare Association)
2.3:8
Fanily plan clinics' useful role
30.3:14
A horae for mothers (Villa Maria, East Maitland)
6.4:16
More aid for (Sheltered) workshops
7,4:3
luvenile and adult delinquents - I. Peter
Luck 8.4:2
Odd patterns in delinquency - Peter Luck
10.4:2
Survey of horaeless by Church
10.4:4
Unraarried mothers get help - Singleton
10.4:6
Drug addiction grows among young
20.4:3
Devalued bonus (note) (Child Endowraent)
21.4 :2
Poverty in Australia "could be abolished"
24.4:16
New boys' horae for Kurri Kurri
25.4:3
Drug addiction
26.4:2
May 14 tenders for Kurri home 28.4:12
Rehabilitation centre helps needy (N'cle, City
Mission)
29.4:25
Multiple birth bonus review
11.5:7
Welfare units forra council
16.5:15
Moves on criticisras (sheltered workshops)
17.5:23
City fathers may help mothers (child minding
centre)
22.5:2
Success in sheltered workshops
23.5:13
830,000 for patients' residence (Mt. Wilga)
24 . 5:20
Rural Youth conference at Morpeth
10.6:23
Rural Youth winners
13.6:4
Youth council to compile inforraation 17.6:23
Sl.lm. job let for delinquent boys home at
Kurri Kurri
21.6:3
Youth council to hold indoor games 24.6:4
Senior citizens have progress problem 24.6:8
Subsidies for sheltered workshops
3.7:7
8700,000 appeal for hostels
5.7:11
Meals-on-wheels expansion (Gosford) 7.7:6
Appeal vital to aid retarded
13.7:4
Boys' home bus to be dedicated (St. Albans)
14.7:12
"Breathe 'phone" aids paralysed
22.7:4
Corabined body set up to woik for aged folk
22.7:4
Education plan for disabled
22.7:4
Big lodge benefit increases envisaged
26.7:3
Sheltered workers 'phone aid
28.7:3
New record in aid for aged
8.8:4
Child care "good" in Newcastle 9.8:11
Occupation - youth worker
(T. Waring) 19.8:7
Call to cut rising rate of suicides
21.8:4
Survey to aid handicapped
25.8:4
Big increase in Sraith Faraily help
1.9:4
Maitland raove for raeals on wheeLs services
12.9:13
City Night Refuge's centenary this week
19.9:8
Adoptions "should" be private 5.11:3
Call to let retarded intermarry
6.10:3
Unions urge protest day (social services)
14.10:29
No "bleak house" at Kurri (Yawarra Boys' Home)
20.10:2
Phases in child welfare - F. Mattocks 21.10:6
Juvenile delinquency "not on the increase"
21 .10:12
Children in need in affluent society
26.10:20
Start on centre for the disabled (Valentine)
3.11 :6
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N.M.H. INDEX
83-1967
SOCIAL SERVICES (Con't,)
SPECIAL ARTICLES (Con't.)
Welfare body for aged in Singleton
18.11:27
Appeal from Smith Family
21.11:4
Meals service extension (Taree) 30.11:20
Workshop plan "success"
9.12:3
Meals-on-wheels at Maitland
12.12:20
Handicapped get 8700,000 13.12:5
Appeal for disabled
14.12:9
15.12:4
Young seek help for subnormal
Think of the starving - A. Farrelly
20.12:2
Warning of penalty risk over untended children
30 .12 : 4
Problera of the car thief - H. Fenwick 4.2:5
Chichester watch, and word wasting - R.
Munday
4.2:7
The challenge goes on - M. Cook
4.2:7
4.2:7
History on water - l.M.
He knew his frailty
4.2:7
Link with Hunter Pioneers - C E. Smith 11.2:6
Vintage time at Cessnock - F. Mattocks
11.2:7
Relatively speaking.... - L. Boon 11.2:7
Watch for the wanderers - A. D'Ombrain 11.2:7
He drove for Cobb & Co. - W. H. Fenwick
11.2:7
A reunion in Belgium
11.2:7
"Tinny" boys remember 11,2:8
Wolf whistles for the birds at Shoal Bay
- T. Barrass
18.2:2
A fascinating land with probleras - E. K.
18.2:7
Lingard
Ways of the raad fan - A. D'Orabrain
18.2:7
Filra role for eagle
18.2:7
Working with the kids - W. H. Fenwick
18.2:7
Cottage Museura Kendall link - W. Howard
18.2:7
The Mitchell way to riches - C E. Smith
18.2:8
Fighting Sixth remember - J. Cox
20.2:2
Beauty, conflict side by side (Sth. Africa)
E. K. Lingard
22.2:2
Myth of the Argonaut - A. D'Orabrain
23.2:6
The prawners of Tamboy - T. Barrass
25.2:7
Fishing is for fishermen - W. H. Fenwick
25.2:7
Bantustan homeland - E. K. Lingard 25.2:7
Research raen in Antarctica - H. Joynt
4.3:6
New hope in So-ath Africa - E. K. Lingard
4.3:7
The way it is with pipers (M. McMillan) W. H. Fenwick
4.3:7
The big Myall country - T. Barrass
4.3:7
Not just a serial, but a way of life (Gwen
Meredith)
4.3:7
The f i s h w i t h t h e u n p r i n t a b l e narae - A.
D'Orabrain
4.3:8
Many loves and wheelchair duels - K. Longworth
4.3:8
Gloucester Bucketts - D. Rye
11.3:6
The day the circus carae to town - A. Farrelly
11.3:7
Cabbage Tree Island: surprise packet - A.
D'Ombrain
11.3:7
The Joker and the old age pension - T. Barrass
11.3:7
How to pack up your troubles - A. Watkins
11.3:7
The Centre in vistavision - C Skrine
18.3:7
'Ware horse raushrooms - A. D'Orabrain
18.3:7
The Valley Scotts - C E,Sraith 18,3:7
Eating with the experts - and not so expert W, H, Fenwick 18,3:7
Fletcher raeets Fletcher - A, Farrelly 25,3:7
Remember life in "Land of Fire" - G. McClung
25.3:7
"Some like it loud" - K. Noake
1.4:6
Leader of bands (J. J. Kelly) 1.4:6
Life of an old tugboat man (A. Sellick) - A.
Watkins
1.4:7
Look out for that spider - 0. Srayrk
1.4:7
A naturalist on Cabbage Tree - A. D'Ombrain
1.4:7
Too early for Thai fight - S. H. Brown 1.4:7
The Valley Scotts - C E.Smith
1.4:8
Cricket that isn't can be good fun - 0. Holt
1.4:8
Aiding the retarded (Watt St.) - A. Farrelly
8.4:7
Museura pieces of early farra days (C. Taylor) P, A, Haslam
8.4:7
Flag fall - a cab driver's day - A. Morris
8.4:7
Lindsay-Street gardener (B. Ramsay) - W. H.
Fenwick
8.4:7
Niland and Darcy - T.J. Moran
8.4:7
A spider's skill - A. D'Orabrain 3.4:8
Millionaire by chance (Stan Hilditch) - F.
Kelett
15.4:7
Officer recalls the Chieftain sinking (Capt.
Brady) - K. Longworth
15.4:7
Hitch-hiking and cotton - A. Watkins 15.4:7
The praying mantis is no saint - A. D'Ombrain
15.4:7
By Heavens, plus Allen, plus Wagner, gives
Courage - T. Barrass
22.4:2
Marihuana, tried it, "Just for kicks" - T.
Barrass
22.4:7
Moraent of truth at Anzac - 0. Holt
22.4:7
Berrico Trig - D, Rye
22.4:7
Censorship and the cinema - A. Watkins 22.4:7
Bullrout fearsome, but good eating - A.
D'Orabrain
22.4:8
SOIL EROSION AND CONSERVATION
Plan to keep soil officers up-to-date 4.1:4
Soil project (Goorinanawa)
12.4:5
Soil erosion loan plan 18.4:15
862,780 spent on conservation
10.5:10
"80 years to check erosion" 11.5:6
Council wants silt experiraent (Manning Shire)
31.5:9
"Must act" on conservation, Minister says
24.7:4
850,613 for three weeks' soil work
27.7:10
Oversea tour to guide on conservation
17.8:10
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
S.A. Preraier intends to resign (Walsh) 21.1:3
Drink law changes held up
7.2:17
Chief Justice of S.A. naraed (Dr. John J. Bray)
2.3:5
McEwen leads S.A. Council
9.3:3
Threat to life of S.A, Minister (Mr. Dunstan)
18.3:1
Marathon sitting of Parliaraent 25.3:1
New Premier for S. Aust. (D. A. Dunstan)
31.5:3
New Premier
2.6:3
Whitlam greets new Premier
5.6:3
14.6:5
No preselection after 34 years
S.A. wants aid for needy
26.6:13
S.A. drought causes vintage fear 6.11:6
Underground hotel to beat the heat (Coober
Pedy) 28.11:3
SPACE OBJECTS
Two police see Windale U.F.O. 14.1:1
Rash of U.F.O. reports
16.1:1
U.F.O. clairas to be quizzed
26.6:3
Saucers fly on even into Belmont
27.7:2
U.F.O. quest on for star club
12.10:11
Youths aim high with rocketry
14.10:1
Flying across the sky 28.10:3
Two lights appear over Singleton
22.12:4
SPECIAL ARTICLES
The kind that won't get out of order (Bob
Browne) R. Munday
7.1:6
Best and worst of the movie year
7.1:7
Beauty of Harewood House - Beryl Boardman
7.1:7
Absence of "Old B u b b l y " ( c i c a d a s ) - A.
D'Orabrain
7.1:7
Conversion of an industrial school - D.
O'Donnell
14.1:6
C h r i s t i e ' s s a l e s in 200 y e a r s - M. Kerarais
14.1:6
Marine's memories of two wars (J. McColl)
K. Longworth
14.1:6
Making w i n e s , c o u n t r y s t y l e - A. W a t k i n s
14.1:7
I n f l u e n c e of c i v i c b e a u t y - 0 . H o l t
14.1:7
Catastrophe at b r e a k f a s t - t i m e (Hamilton
B o r e h o l e P i t d i s a s t e r ) - W. H. F e n w i c k
1 4 . 1 :7
Skinks but no snakes - A. D'Orabrain
14.1:7
Collector of Veda-Street (J. Hamilton) W. H. Fenwick
21.1:7
Old Glory to Appleseed in stamps story A. D'Ombrain
21.1:7
Laraent of Margaret Rantoul - T. Barrass
21 .1:7
Sharks and swimmers - A. Watkins 21.1:7
Huntsman's care for brood - A. D'Orabrain
28.1:6
Litterbugs on the loose - W. H. Fenwick
28.1:7
Treading the boards in New Guinea - M.
Biggins
28.1:7
Brasses of the dead - A. Farrelly 23.1:7
Round-about to C H. Bay - L. Boon 28.1:7
Man with a dozen hobbies (J. Nute) - A.
Watkins
28.1:7
End of the sweatshops (N. York) 28.1:8
Burglars "sharp" in Singapore - I. Macara
4.2:6
Nation's secret air force - J. Levett
4.2:6
N.M.H. INDEX
SPECIAL ARTICLES (Con't.)
Horsing about with hair - W. II. Fenwick
22.4 : 8
More power to the pen (Mrs. K. Lloyd) - A.
Watkins
2) .4: 7
Believe it or not, we have a flag
2'J.4:7
Always on Monday - W. H. Fenwick
29.4:7
Hide and seek in the jungle (Chow Kin) - A.
Ashford
6.5:7
Sails and canvas (Brett) - A. Watkins
6.5:7
Duck and chickens - A. D'Ombrain
6.5:7
South-east Asia on a shoestring - M. May
6.5:7
Make way for the bar attendants - W. H.
Fenw ick
6.5:7
Unique touch to statue (Stockton Soldiers'
Memorial) - A. Farrelly
6.5:7
Man to son on 'bus talk - T. Barrass 13.5:7
Peregrine, the falcon rock - A. D'Orabrain
13.5:7
End of an era in locomotion
13.5:7
A Scot's exciting sea life (J. D. Rea) - P.
A. Haslam
13.5:7
lnjection.s of aid for all the arts - N.
.Abercrombie 13.5:3
A word for the fathers - A. Farrelly
13.5:8
Memories of Darcy - T. J. Moran 20.5:7
Every year a victira - W. H. Fenwick 20.5:7
World middle man (U. Thant) - N. Nicolson
20.5 : 7
Singing moth of Somersby - A. D'Ombrain
20.5:7
A cry frora the lonely - A. Watkins 27.5:7
That night on the beach - W. H. Fenwick
27.5:7
A puff of sraoke to the curious - F. Kelett
27.5:7
A giant in the garden - A. D'Orabrain 27.5:7
Grand tree of Wattagan - P. A. Haslam
3.6:7
Bringing up "Butch" (butcher-bird) - A.
D'Ombrain
3.6:7
Comraunity lead at "The Port" (Merv. Lester)
T. Barrass
3.6:7
Looking ahead to marriage - W. H. Fenwick
3.6:7
Backyard horses in the suburbs - A. Watkins
10.6:7
Catherine Hill was first - L. Boon
10.6:7
In the English tradition ( C H. Bay) - P. A.
Haslam
10.6:7
The centre has a show - C M. Skrine
10.6:7
"Boxer" bows out - A. L. Allomes 10.6:7
Craft of the future (hovercraft) - A.
Farrelly
10.6:8
Odd life of an eel (A. D'Ombrain)
10.6:8
Humour...it hardly raised a smile - C
Starfield
17.6:6
Bear tusks against men and knives - 1.
17.6:7
Macara
Young raan with a mission (B. Steyer) - W. H.
17.6:7
Fenwick
Oyster farms at Karjah - A. Watkins 17.6:7
Planarians harmless - A. D'Ombrain
17.6:8
Farae and tragedy of Henry Lawson - K. Long17.6:8
worth
Frightened world of the "loner" - W. H.
Fenwick
24.6:7
Bar-roora "doctors" joke misfired - T. Barrass
24.6:7
An old smoke eater gives it away (E. Howard)
F. Kelett
24.6:7
An outsize in caterpillars - A. D'Orabrain
24.6:7
Fence from ancient forest (H. J. Bear) 1.7:7
Professor was enchanted (Edgeworth) - L.
Boon
1.7:7
Hard way to easy raoney - A. Watkins 1.7:7
An end to clock watch - M. Biggins
1.7:7
A picture framer bows out (S. Freedman)
W. H. Fenwick
1.7:7
A forced landing (petrel) - A. D'Ombrain
1,7:8
Cold weather and comraon sense - W. H. Fenwick
8.7:7
No pattern in bird fights - A. D'Ombrain
8.7:7
City night lights fascinate - T. Barrass
8.7:7
Square dances for young, old - A. Watkins
8.7:7
Goliath of beetles - A. D'Ombrain
15.7:6
Fishbox seats on Toronto trara - P. A. Haslam
15.7:7
Fine exaraple of early architecture (Custoras
House) - E. Cunningham
15.7:7
Boxing gloves and drura raajor (Bill Bell) A. Watkins
15.7:7
The good seed of Joseah Spiers (C.S.S.M.) W. H. Fenwick
15.7:7
"Trapped" in a woman's world - T. Barrass
15.7:8
84-1967
SPECIAL ARTICLES (Con't.)
Chifley scones for call boy (Harry Luck) - P.
A. Haslam
22.7:7
The world's a stage (Kevin Leslie) - A. Watkins
22.7:7
Water in his blood (Ted Field) - I. Macara
22.7:7
Fascination of the opal - L. Harden
22.7:7
Instant images - M. Biggins
22,7:7
Hamilton South raerry-go-round - W. H. Fenwick
22.7:8
Hotel of the lyrebird - W. H. Fenwick
29.7:7
"The Baron" and his dream raine (Richmond Vale)
J. Comerford
29,7:7
House guest in Japan (Mrs. Olley) - A. Watkins
2').7:7
Huntsman happenings - A. D'Ombrain
29.7:8
Seeing a big bit of the country (Swanbrough) A. Watkins
5.8:7
Oh, to be an elephant - M. Biggins
5.8:7
Signalman's visitor - J. Budgen
5.8:7
These birds are real darlings - I. Macara
5.8:7
His lot is not a happy one (punter) - W. H.
Fenwick
5.8:7
Golden journey to Lion City - G. Jamison
5.8:8
A grill to miss (fungus) - A D'Orabrain
5.3:8
Internees home from horae (J. Porter) - A.
Watkins
12.8:7
Early newspap-t-rs - I
J. D. Moody
12.8:7
Craybob was elusive - R. Bannister
12.8:7
You can't trick nature - A. D'Orabrain
12.8:7
Honoured at last (David Boraberg) - 0. Holt
12.3:8
The house of hope - (Brian Spencer - double
vision) - W. H. Fenwick
19.8:7
Occupation: youth worker (T. Waring) - A.
19.8:7
Watkins
Early newspapermen - 2. J. D. Moody
19.8:7
Lunchtime in the letter-box - A D'Orabrain
19.3:7
Youth hostels' anniversary - M. Saville
26.8:6
Camellias by the thousand (A. Kingdom) 26.8:7
A. Watkins
Indians' horae frora home (S. H o m e ) - W. H.
Fenwick
26.8:7
Struggle for survival (early newspapers) - 3.
J. D. Moody 26.8:7
Trip for nest in flood - A. D'Orabrain
26.8:7
A coraplicated business is ship control - K.
Longworth
26.8:8
Ginkgo is of ancient line - A. D'Orabrain
2.9:6
Merewether street narae significance - C E.
Sraith
2.9:6
Black raud and native legends - A. Watkins
2.9:7
A slice of French life - B. Boardraan
2.9:7
The race for the news (early newspapers) - 4.
J. D Moody
2.9:7
Challenge frora New England - R. Bannister
2.9:7
"Hot-house" religion - Rev. Rex Davis
9.9:6
Alice Springs a paradise for geologists - C
Skrine
9.9:7
Frora the raist, a Myall reckoning - T. Barrass
9.9:7
Up with the L-plate - M. Biggins
9.9:7
Cineraa in the round (F. Edwards) - A. Watkins
9.9:7
Sorae kind of record ( C Robertson)
9.9:7
A plea for the rat-kangaroo
9.9:8
A mountain road to tall timber (A. Bar.iier) A. Watkins
16.9:6
Gay Earlybirds took chances - T. Barrass
16.9:7
Looking back on Newcastle cups - L. Madden
16.9:7
At 88, Araerica was a breeze (V. Robson) - I.
Macara 16.9:7
Search for union unity - J. Coraerford 16.9:7
The old new Lyric closes - A. Watkins
23.9:7
For the nation a Norraan Lindsay Museura - J.
Hetherington
23.9:7
A postie's way with dogs (Bill Brown) 23.9:7
More history at "the Cape" - K. Nolan 23.9:7
Bait to the shopper - T. Barrass 23.9:7
South Africa contrasted - What would we have
done? - E. K. Lingard
30.9:7
"Flower people" not so sweet ( C King) - 1.
Macara 30.9:7
Three men and works raeraories (Wilson, Pierpoint,
Colgan) - K. Longworth
30.9:7
The smoker and the white ball - T. Barrass
30.9:7
The pink and grey peril (Oalah) - A. D'Orabrain
30.9:8
N.M.H. INDEX
85-1967
SPECIAL ARTICLES (Con't.)
SPECIAL ARTICLES (Con't.)
Try at bridgingthe ages - T. Duggan 7.10:7
Anyone need a guest speaker? - A. Watkins
7.10:7
Trying Diogenes way of life
7.10:7
The Chef wore a suit - (George Kiouzelis) *. H. Fenwick 7.10:7
The pictures we buy - F, Romberg
7.10:7
Albatross out of bounds - A. D'Ombrain 7.10:8
Murder toll of the Governors - F. Mattocks
14.10:7, 8
Swiss tour for war prisoners (Colin Booth) T. Barrass
14.10:7
Movie making in Newcastle (Bill Firth) - A.
Watkins 14.10:7
Words generate emotion - 0. Holt
14.10:8
Noxious weed has uses (Thorn-apple) - A,
D'Ombrain
14.10:8
Phases in child welfare - F. Mattocks 2i.lO:6
New techniques in Soviet building - A. L.
Huxtable 21.10:7
Jinx added fee at Headingley - G. Piggford
21-1 •
Winging high - and raodern (Royal N'cle. Aero
21.10:7
Club) - W. H. Fenwick
From Kenya to Morpeth (Mrs. J. Harris) - A.
Watkins
21.10:7
Hippy habits of the plover - A. D'Orabrain
21.10:8
Back to racing the hard way (McLucas) T. Barrass
21.10:8
Austra'ia's secret war (ships sunk) - J.
23.10:7
Sorrell
Deck boys in a classroom (N'cle. Tech. High) A. Watkins
23.10:7
Atheism on wane in Russia
23.10:7
Vanishing salmon - A. D'Orahrain 23.10:8
How the West was saved - K. Longworth
28.10:28
For 28 years...and the band played on
(G. Favell) - A. Watkins
4.11:
Probleras of Zarabia - A. Allomes 4.11:7
Incredible tips for 2000 A.D. - P. Gregson
''•ll'^
A horse won by kindness (P. Aylward) - M.
Cook
4.11:7
A war we have overlooked - W. H. Fenwick
"* • 1' • ^
Vanishing birds - A. D'Orabrain
4.11:8
Pressure "bang on" for Pastor - W. H. Fenwick
11-11-fi
Answer to the Aeroplane - A. finderwood
11-11'^
Challenge in engineering - A. Watkins 11.11:7
An end to bargaining - T. Barrass
11.11:7
11.11:7
A time of panic - L. Boon
Not all birds vanishing - A. D'Ombrain
ll'll-°
Rich year for literary centenaries - K. Longworth
11.11:8
Big shipbuilding boost possible - K. Longworth
13-11-'2
In search of a painting for Dr. Pope - C
Starfield 18.11:7
Bottles of yesterday - W. H. Fenwick 18.11:7
Double vision from The Hill - L. Boon 18.11:7
W. A. flowers lure to tourists - V. Field
18.11:7
Cambrai, dawn of tanks (A. W. Gardiner) A. Farrelly 18.11:8
A redback,March flies and flannel flowers A. D'Ombrain
18.11:8
Minors (Russian) elite of the workers - P. A.
Haslam 20.11:2
Early Lakeside land grants - P. A. Haslara
25.11:7
A Geordie finds "God's country" - (G. Barrass)
- W. H. Fenwick
25.11:7
Lakeside Santa in a pony cart (Fred Ackland)
- A. Watkins
25.11:7
Photography of birds a fine pastime - A.
D'Orabrain 25.11:8
A talk with Thomas Kenneally - N. Jillett
25.11:3
A mixed case of music - Harry Hodge 2.12:6
A brave front, a long strike - A. Watkins
2.12:7
Boomerang that carae back (W/C. Isaacs) - F.
Kelett
2,12:7
Three miles as the crow flies - W. H. Fenwick
2.12:7
Canberra gets historic eggs - A. D'Orabrain
2.12:8
There's a nail in ray soup - M. Cook 9.12:6
A round of the year's theatre - A. Watkins
9.12:7
"Woody" walked home - A. D'Orabrain 9.12:7
Unspeakable after uneatable (hounds) - A.
Farrelly
9.12:7
Tale of a ship - Gwen Kelly (t:oweambah)
9.12:7
The open heart of Dr. Araosoff - L. Gross
9.12:8
A train set for the boy - A. Watkins 16.12:7
Barren Rocks of Aden - W. Ashley-Brown
16.12:7
Minerals, magic and a white porcupine - R.
Bannister
16,12:7
Half-century in race cloakroom (Mrs. 1.
Davison) - L. Madden 16 12:7
Interesting fish captures - A. D'Ombrain
16.12:8
Gone is the joy of the saveloy - W. H. Fenwick
16.12:8
Christmas offers us everything - Brig. G.
Carpenter
23.12:2
Carol singing in the suburbs - A. Watkins
23.12:7
Dancing lights of the firefly - A. D'Ombrain
23.12:7
Chimneys were raade for Santa Claus - 0. Smyrk
23.12:7
The peacemaker died while making peace
(Haramarskjoeld)
23.12:7
History in cards at Christmas - R. Higgins
23.12:17
The long way to Shinglesplitter's - K.
Longworth
30.12:16
Britain - swinging or sinking? - Margaret
Jones
30.12:7
An ageless bond - T. Barrass
30.12:7
A handyraan for the New Year - W. H. Fenwick
30.12:7
Best of the raovie year - A. Watkins
30.12:7
Experts at camouflage - A. D'Ombrain
30.12:7
SPORT
Pollock gallant (2nd Test, Aust. v. Sth.
Africa) 4.1:1
Fluctuating fortunes for Sth. Africa in Test
5.1:1, 3
Australia holds on to win in tense finish
(2nd Test) 6.1:1
Darae Pattie wins again
9.1:1
Greta men keen on "Walkathon" 13.1:12
Great Test start by Australia
21.1:1
Finnish driver wins rally (Aaltonen) 21.1:3
Sirapson rejects view Australia will lose
Test 23.1:3
Simpson out for 94 in Test battle 24.1:1
Australia out with 181 lead
25.1:1
Australian bats go cheaply
4.2:1
Lindsay sets world record to dash Aust.
hopes
6.2:3
Rg j „ relieves beleaguered cricket side
8.2:1
Hawthorne is undecided on Sydney future
22.2:1
Australia pressing for victory over invitation
jji
22.2:24
World swim record (K. Wainwright) 25.2:1
Aust. loses early wickets cheaply in vital
5th Test
25.2: 1
Australia loses 3 vital wickets in Test
Match
28.2:1
g. Africa in sight of Test victory 1.3:1
jest to South Africa (stop press)
1.3:1
Xhe Darae Pattie garable
1.3:2
Cricket exposure (note)
2,3:2
S. Africans lead on averages
3.3:15
Strike by A.J.C. eraployees on pay 10.3:1
Race surplus of 811,782
18.3:26
Open tennis game backed
21.3:1
Data for punters
22.3:2
Early odds law in soon 22.3:3
Parae Pattie wins series
29.3:1
Gretel still lags
31.3:1
Another race series for yachts
3.4:1
Steward out; "leak" sequel (N. F. MacFarlane)
15.4:1
Riverview as favourite
16.4^3
p^^g Pattie makes it 9
6.5:1
Gretel not to raake U.S. trip
9.5:1
Gretel's crew seeks funds for U.S. trip
10.5:3
No. U.S. trip for yacht Gretel 12.5:3
Dame goes to sea
26.5:1
Soccer crowd attacks referee (Mayfield)
29.5:1
Punched referee collapses; ordered to bed
30.5:1
6120 fine for attacking R.L. referee (Sydney)
6.6:3
Public cannot be excluded (Soccer raatch)
7.6:1
Australian riders after England's biggest
race
7.6:2
Ban on soccer club replaced by fine 8.6:1
To see "United" (note)
12.6:2
N.M.ll. INDEX
86-1967
SPORT u c n ' t . l
.STATE PLANNING AUTHORITY (Con't.)
Newcorabe t.ike.-, single title in straight sets
8.7:1
R.ices o.i roads (note)
18.7:2
Stroid annual competitions on Saturday
111.7:9
Bowling Clubs' 626,000 to charities 21.7:13
life ba.i lifted (Reg. McLucas)
22.7:1
Title- to \.S.«. Stroud (hrick-1hrowing )
-^'-"•1
Clubs as givers (note )
24.7:2
Brick throw a f aiii i ly affair (Stroud) 24.7:3
Water ski cirnival (Raymond Terrace) 5.8:11
Austr.ilia made - sails and all (Darae Pattie)
o-_n;2
Referee chided over scrura method
29.3:1, 3
Green won't bowl Alder Park
30.3:10
Referees not to support bid for lecturer
(R.f.)
6.!):I
Yacht gains award for design 11.9:1
Pi-oblems with new mainsail (Dame Pattie)
'•'•'*'l
Chance of light wind decides against lay
day
15.9:1
Darae's last hope
16.9:1
Thomson hears at Merriwa of tour place
l*^-''-'
Champions in water ski show
20.9:11
A triumph for Linda (English Channel swim)
^'^•'^•1
Perennial Soccer (note) 4.10:2
"Free fall" at ski carnival 20.10:5
Story of cheque holdup; Soccer club is
expelled (Slavia - United)
21.10:1
Cup inquiry - jocky (Schumacher) out for 2
months
23.10:1
Elections to Trust (N'cle. Velodrome Trust)
^•"•1'
,
Shield helps rowing (N'cle. Morning Herald
trophy) 3.11:19
Lad, 17. mav get Cup ride on colt (.1. Wade)
Z
Threats made to rider, trainer
4.11:1
Briefly
hooked" (Melbourne Cup) (Leader)
•.II :
Even
bookies
cheered great win (Melb. Cup)
3.11:1,
22
Sydney faces problera of living -"^pa" I-IJ^G
A city that grows along old lines (N cie.l
1' - Pullen
2.12:2
\ city with few plans - 2. J. '"ll^n 4.1.i...
Paying for planning (Leader)
4.12:2
.State boxing authority o f no benefit
15.11:7
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2o.ll:l
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Gattellari in coma after k.O. by Rose
12.12:1
'
Approved lorm (dress mode tor golf) 13.12:1
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Willis rejects boxing control move
1.1.12:0
No brain injury to Gattellari
13.12:24
14.12:1
Two captains for State (cricket)
Spain's cup (teara) (Davis Cup) 15.12:1
Amateur ban on Wimbledon seen
16.12:1
Plea for safe boating
21.12:4
Hopman predicts 4 - 1 win after Davis Cup
draw
26.12:1
Crews ready for big race (yachts) 26.12:1
Confu.sed start breaks out protest flags
27.12:1
Spearmen bothered by sharks 27.12:11
Australia retains Davis Cup
28.12:1, 18
Race yacht hits whale but continues
28.12:1
Professional amateurs (Leader) 23.12:2
Progress on club 9-hole course (Morisset)
28.12:4
Big schooner leads yacht field
29.12:1
Sharks again worry to divers in title 29.12:10
French yacht increases lead in race
30.12:1
SPORT - OLYMPIC GAMES
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81m. Games 1 . V . contract
15.3:9
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South Africa at Olyrapic conference
4.5:29
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10.5:3
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Mexico^plans spectacle xo open Olyrapics
Garaes teara costs 3270,000 26.10:29
STATE PLANNING AUTHORITY
Land scherae variation to be exhibited (Singleton) 9.1:6
Appeal for flexibility in planning
17.1:2
Planning group men re-elected (M'brook)
27.1:6
Planning body awaits council raove 16.2:7
Growth calls for planning (N'cle.) 4.5:5
I4-coiincil plan zone
23.6:4
14 to work on regional plan 24.6:4
Shire unhappy with one vote
4.7:4
Prestige and perks (note)
6.7:2
County plan ordinance tightening 20 7-4
Remote judgment (note)
5.3:2 ^
' '
Objection "too late" on foreshore plan
(Terrigal)
|3.3:5
Challenge of plan for the Hunter
20 9-2
Advisory role for new planning body 21.9:4
Planning and promotion (Leader)
25 9:2
Scone asks for Shire plan
14.10:29
STATISTICS
More babies to teenage mothers
2.8:3
Archer to lead statistical talks
13.9:10
STOCK EXCHANGE
Brokers back frora tour
26.6:6
Govt, to look at control of exchanges 18.8:8
Criticisra of share dealings
21.11:3
45m. shares traded in -Sydney in October
23.11:23
Exchange to open Wednesday 23,12:8
T.A.B.
Why S.P. still operates
23.1:2
State to consider Tote changes
6.2:7
Government moves to curb coups on tote 7.2:1
814,000 stake refused
7.2:1
^ic. tightens tote rules
8.2:3
Tote to take up 82ra.
18.2:23
T.A.». opens (S. Aust.) .30.3:23
^ A.B. survev for sites
7.4:6
No T.A.B. plans for jackpots
19.4:20
T.A.B. closing earlier
15.5:11
^^^^ T.A.B. ticket pav
23.5:1
T.A.B. to bet on Derby
26.5:1
|^^^ Larabton T.A.B. plan
31.5:11
SlOOra. turnover soon on T.A.B.
7.6:24
T.A.B. sites under fire
24.6:3
19.7:19
Earlier T.A.B. close wanted
Georgetown T.A.B. agency
1.3:13
T.A.B. probe on agency for Kotara
25.8:5
Nearly 83m. in T.A.B.' payout
8.9:1
^j
^.P., racing bodies to see
Premier 14.9:4
t.A.B.
in false start (Broken Hill) 3.10:16
^^^.^ j^f^nds tote take
5.10:3
Illegal bookmakers live on despite T.A.B.
,. ]o-2
T.A.B, hours unchanged
9.11:29
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Country S.P. toll, says T.A.B. head
29.11:20
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Rises in wages to T.A.B. clerks
30.11:26
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Speed-up plan for T.A.B. 6.12:40
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Askin to inquire (concessions)
/.12:I
TASMANIA
Tasmania fire terror
3.2:1
Wide plans to aid Tasraania
9.2:1
50 Dead in bushfires - more likely
9.2:1
The victims
9.2:1
North helps
9.2:3
Tasmania in record payout
10.2:10
Dairymen help Tasraanian.s
3.3:4
8l4%m. to fire
8.3:17
634liim. to fire victims
9.3:25
Wing of Hobart Gaol gutted
12.4:1
Tempers flare as fires calm down - I. 13.4:2
Winter bares new tragedy to Snug - 2. 14.4:2
Burnt apple isle battles to live again - 3.
15.4:2
835m. fire aid "possible"
21.4:1
(iovernment loses seat
15.5:6
857,333 for fire victiras (frora N'cle. region)
20.5:4
84m. to be given to fire victims
30.5:3
Tasmauian liquor bill in House
9.6:15
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12.6:12
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Tasraania gets power aid
30.6:3
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4.8:1
thanks for fire aid
13 8:4
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A blind stab on account of expenses
7.9:3
'^ Charged in Hobart youth riot
11.9:1
2 years' gaol over Hobart dance row 12.9:1
862ra. Tasmanian ore raining venture 30.9:8
Sleep-in as help to tirae change (daylight
saving)
2.10:1
Talks over power cuts urged
3.10:3
No trains in strike that wasn't 16.10:1
Sraall power stations for Tasraania
16.lO:3
TAXATMN
*^'''" *° """^^ "°1*^ "" taxation
25.1:7
^"^^ reckoner available
27.1:3
**•"• "^^^ '•abates for export lift
6.2:4
Tax bid likely to fail
25.2:1
Promise on stamp duty
15.3:12
Australia, Britain talk on tax
31.3:3
^^® ^ """^ ^^'" *^'' '•''^^^'"'
3.5:12
831 each tax rise in 1965-66
6.5:1
Review of land tax by State
29.5:6
Tax reviews may he free
3.6:3
N.M.H.
INDEX
•1967
TAXATION
THIvATRE (Con't. )
V.S.W. "rau.st" relieve tax on graziers 15.6:3
Income t.ix forras r e a d y
1(>.6:3
I'roducer t a x b e n e f i t t o be e x t e n d e d
19.6:8
K i r s t t a x r e f u n d s n e x t week
28.<>:4
T a x a t i o n Board a p p o i n t r a e n t (.1. L. B u r k e )
3.7:6
tiarnin,? g i v e n of new t a x e s
8.7:3
Fines f o r f a l s e t a x r e t u r n s
20.7:7
820 m i l l i o n in r e b a t e s
14.3:1
Eight weeks work f o r t a x
26.3:9
P e n a l t i e s for 618 t a x p a y e r s
18.10:10
Need s e e n f o r c h e a p a p p e a l on s t a m p d u t y
6.12:19
Treasurer e x p l a i n s tax deal
16.12:25
Good fun at "The Mikado"
21.4:4
Varied interest in "Quartette"
6.5:4
O'Shaughnessy is the Show
25.5:5
G. 8i S. plans new show
27.5:9
"Shift" caused a riot
3.6:8
Coraedy ends seriously ("Sign in Sidney
3.6:23
Brustein's Window")
"Playboy" gay and arausing
3.6:23
Folies Bergere for Australia
13.6:11
Arts Council backs G. and S. Show (Maitland)
21 .6:21
"Miracle" after poor start ("Flower Drura Song")
23.6:13
Roxy venue for Theatrelovers
6.7:11
Broadway rausical cance1led("Robert and
Elizabeth")
12.7:3
•Jimmy Sharraan Jun .
20.7:4
Singer's greatness comes through (Schwarzkopf)
27.7:4
Pay rise move for ballet
29.7:4
9.3:12
More pay to ballet
Becket play rewarding ("Murder in the Cathedral")
12.8:8
.S.S.O. provides staple fare
18.8:4
Children vote it "wizard" (Wizard of Oz)
29.3:4
Conductor gets opera post (William Reid)
4.9:3
54 schools eager for opera - C. Brorailow16.9:8
Vital force of Probyn CThe Happy Princf"'
25.9:5
Grants expected for theatre loss (Elizabethan
Theatre Trust)
30.9:9
Season opens for "Gondoliers"
5.10:11
Artists ban threat
7.10:1
Vitriolic, but mirthmaking ("MacBird")
7.10:12
"Vagabond King" shows age
20.10:4
Laughs, polish in theatrical soup ("There's
a girl ill my soup")
2.11:4
"Strike Happy" funny, painful
17.11:15
"Toreadors" an amusing farce
2.12:27
A round of the year's theatre - A. Watkins
9.12:7
Survey of performing arts urged
30,12:4
TELEVISION
25.1:13
T.V. b o o s t e r a t B o n a l b o
N ' c l e . T.V. v o t e
27.1:9
Global T.V. date set
2.2:12
Complaint over local T.V.
20.2:6
A.B.C. news service defended
6.3:4
First profit for Albury T.V. 7.3:14
T.V. New England revenue rises
7.3:14
Expo 67 to our T.V. sets by satellite beam
16.3:5
A.B.C. T.V. r e f u s a l c r i t i c i s e d
17.3:10
Unit.Tele, improves p o s i t i o n
12.4:10
.V.B.N, c a p i t a l r e f u n d
3.5:13
Channel 3 p r o g r e s s ( S u r v e y S u p p . )
4.5:60
T.V. t h r e a t e n e d - a c t o r s b a c k b o y c o t t
11.5:4
A c t o r s j o i n m u s i c i a n s in s t r i k e
13.5:3
"High p r i o r i t y " f o r N e w c a s t l e A . B . C . s t u d i o
10.5:4
A u s t r a l i a in l i v e w o r l d t e l e c a s t
2.6:3
T.V. comes in c o l o u r
3.6:23
6.6:2
A u s t r a l i a ' s day l i v e on T . V .
30 N a t i i n T.V. .show c a n ' t be p o s t p o n e d
21.6:11
A u s t r a l i a n T.V. programmes " n o t c e n s o r e d "
21.6:14
T.V. show a c c e p t a b l e "You C a n ' t See Around
Corners"
22.6:25
I n q u i r y on A . B . C . i n t e r v i e w s
23.6:5
S a t e l l i t e show on
24.6:23
Rich d e t a i l in c o l o u r T . V . ( B r i t a i n )
3.7:1
T.V. c o n t e n t p r o g r e s . s
3.7:7
Cut made t o new T . V . show ("You C a n ' t S e e
Around C o r n e r s " )
3.7:3
No c o l o u r T.V. y e t
15.7:3
A u s t r a l i a n T . V . e q u i p m e n t in w o r l d l i n k
19.7:8
Country T.V. l i f t s p r o f i t 40 p . c .
1.3:10
2 Resign from T . V . Board ( T e l e v i s i o n C o r p .
Ltd.)
9.3:13
First annual for Riverina
17.8:21
Richmond - Tweed T.V. profit up 22.8:12
Higher loss for Taree T.V.
26.8:10
Newcastle T.V. net rises
31.8:21
Murrumbidgee T.V. shows profit .1.9:10
Support for T.V. changes
14.9:25
T,V. link - Sydney to Rome
16.9:4
T.V. loss lower (Northern Rivers television)
16.9:10
New E n g l a n d T . V . shows p r o f i t
19.9:14
C r i t i c i s m on c o l o u r T . V .
21.9:21
Buffalo s h o o t e r c o n v i c t e d
25.10:1
United T e l e , l o s s 8 1 . 2 m .
25.10:14
T.V, C o r p . t o r e p a y h a l f s h a r e s
2.11:23
Time I n c . buys i n t o NBN C h a n n e l 3
14.11:12
Film of b u f f a l o . s h o o t i n g shown in c o u r t
23.11 :1
A.B.C r e p o r t e r c l e a r e d a t t r i a l
24.11:3
T e l e v i s i o n C o r p . b u y s raore G . T . V ,
27.11:13
Producer t o q u i t "Four C o r n e r s "
6.12:37
)*ork on c o l o u r T . V .
13.12:14
A.B.C. names T . V . p r o d u c e r (Sam L i p s k i )
13.12:22
THEATRE
12.1:15
8208,231 loss for J.C.W.
Three-act comedy at Maitland
3.2:13
Newcastle man on Arts Council tour
8.2:9
"Brigadoon" merits greater acclaim
9.2:5
Leading lady from Scone for Hunter Theatre
23.2:15
Hunter musical brightens up ("Music Man")
24.2:6
Naughtiness in r e v u e ( " L o a d i n g Zone") 2 5 . 2 : 9
T h e a t r e in t h e r o u n d a b s o r b s ( " O e d i p u s , t h e
^ing")
25.2:25
Tales narrative first class (Rob. Ingles)
II .3:23
Angry man is much too young
18.3:25
"(ireen .lulia", green, worthy
27.3:4
Lucky city for star (lune Bronhill) 6.4:1,15
''peratic fun and garaes (Don Pasquale) 7.4:4
Cross-action on theatre tenancy (Roma Theatre)
12.4:6
TOURIST ACTIVITIES
But not for Newcastle (Leader)
2.1:2
Campers go because of amenities (Manning
district)
10.1:11
Tourism's need of research 12.1:7
Our share in tourisra (Leader)
13,1:2
But lakeside rurablings,,,could stymie tourisra
13.1:2
Game fishing club backs tourist body (Pt.
Stephens)
13.1:5
14.1:4
30.000 at Port (Stephens) for holidays
Film of (Broughton) Island by A.B.C. 17.1:11
Decision reversed on to-arism (Lake Shire)
24.1 :4
Murrurundi joins tourist body 26,1:7
Grant possible for road link (Anna Bay Fingal Bay)
28.1:9
No visa fees to or from Mexico
1.2:8
Tourists keep centre busy
3.2:5
Committee on Blackbutt "dissatisfied" 4.2:3
Tourists repelled (note)
6.2:2
15.2:10
Araericans leave disgruntled
Stateraent on centre incorrect (Pt. Stephens)
21.2:14
Port plans Victorian promotion
28.2:9
6.3:11
Tourist grant (Manning - Forster)
City seen only as tour base
8.3:4
Hunter Valley tourisra funds plan accepted
11.3:24
No move yet on tourist officer plan (Lake
Sh i re)
21.3:7
"Port could become top tourist resort"
(Pt. Stephens)
22.3:5
L a k e ' s t o u r i s r a proraotion .stand c r i t i c i s e d
24.3:4
Tourisra on "up and up"
24.3:7
Tourist target reached
27.3:11
Much in a narae (note)
31.3:2
8150,000 Easter holiday boost (Taree) 31.3:4
Five left for tourist job
1.4:4
Visitors spent £5ra. in Central Coast 4,4:17
Twice as raany go on cruises
21.4:4
President of tourist group quits ( C Maxwell)
21.4:5
Tourisra aid
22.4:24
Tourist officer appointment (T. Martin)
24.4:15
Flies no draw to tourists
3.5:5
Union will help in tourism (Nelson Kay)
22.3:6
Union help in tourist promotion pleases
23.3:14
88-1967
N.M.H, INDEX
TOURIST ACTIVITIES (Con't.)
TRADE AND COMMERCE (Con't,)
Travel Guide Supplement
6 .6 :Supp1ement
Members of tour body announced
19.6:17
Deputation on effects of raining (Port Stephens) 23.6:13
29.<1:4
Booklet on Valley out
N.R,M,A. to classify 450 parks
30.6:6
Snow at resorts
3.7:1
Improvements in Manning caraping area.s 7.7:6
Port featured in brochure (Port Stephens)
10.7;13
28.7:4
A "hard-sell" for tourists
For.ster's 82 million waterside land plan
28.7:13
"Little Greece" at Forster
23.3:10
Coraplaints over tourist booklet
5.9:14
Good hotels a big draw in tourist trade
6.9:4
Tourist bid by chamber (Singleton) 15.9:14
Assistance for road suggested (Port Stephens)
13.9:10
Objection to Stockton park lease 19.9:10
Stockton park lessee backed
21.9:1
Sydney talk on Sugarloaf plan 21.9:9
Chipp sees 8200m. in tourists
26.9:3
Council not to extend Caravan Par'c lease
(Stockton)
27.9:5
"Undesirable" charge answers Stockton campers
28.9:2
Sugarloaf trust approval
5.10:10
No campers till water available (Lake Munraorah)
11.10:8
Plan to attract Asiatic tourists
16.10:3
Ship's vi.sit brings challenge to tourism
(Fairsky)
21.10:2
Tourist body for Singleton
23.10:10
Tourist committee plans Cooraa trip 26.10:12
Minister's hopes on Alpine Way
3.11:5
81,000 grant as tourist aid (Hunter Valley)
4.11:3
Council agrees to transfer caravan park
(Stockton)
8.11:3
Trust nominees approved (Mt. Sugarloaf)
9.11:4
Australia to woo Japanese tourists
25.11:1
Fund drive for Scone brochure
30.11:12
60,000 go to coast for holiday (Central
Coast)
27.12:5
7.9:24
Tariff raan "naraed soon"
Newcastle looks for trade in S. America 8.9:2
Ministers from iron curtain for trade talks
8.9:3
Trade alteration accepted
9.9:3
11.9:3
Mission to boost expoi^ts
Manufacturers for N.Z. talks 11.9:10
Talk on Trade Practices Act
13.9:4
Japanese tell of Aust. plans
13,9:14
Japan breaks red tape to win trade
14.9:2
Controversial trade rule withdrawn
21.9:6
Deadlock in bill on canners
22.9:14
Canners warned
26.9:4
Kangaroo and Lion near kicking stage C Farrell
27.9:2
New raan on Tariff Board (G. H. Grace) 30.9:4
N.Z. goods granted fast entry
2.10:12
G.A.T.T. decisions vital - McEwan
20.10:3
Trade raission frora Bulgaria
23.10:7
Business terms lodged
24.10:1
Exports to China up 100 p.c.
24.10:12
McMahon on U.S. iraports
25.10:3
Committee reviews tendering
27.10:3
4_year trade agreeraent with Hungary 27.10:8
Bulgaria and Australians in corapany
28.10:11
30.10:11
Figures show export trend
Australian tariffs "too high" 1.11:7
Tariff headaches in Canberra
2.11:2
More exports in October
4.11:3
3-raonth iraports up 845m. 7.11:3
847m. lift in 4-raonth exports
23.11:26
Malta trade post opens
23.11:27
Imports offset to losses
27.11:14
29,11:5
Trouble seen for importers
Australia benefits frora fairs
30.11:26
Trade opening in S, Araerica
1.12:12
Booklet lists concessions
6.12:10
Products added to trade schedule
8.12:3
Senior trade man named (N. Stuart)
18.12:10
TRADE AND COMMERCE
Wheat export may double in 15 years
6.1:4
Trade "ignorant of Asian life"
9.1:4
Consultants to survey prospects
23.1:6
Record in exports forecast
24.1:10
Asian role for Aust. and Japan
2.2:5
Inquiry into "duraping" ordered
4.2:3
Japanese to have talks on cheraicals
6.2:4
Italian trade in Australia
21.2:10
McEwen for talks in New Zealand
23.2:16
Boom in February exports
7.3:14
Tariff.s protect job.s - McEwen
15.3:5
Change by A.L.P. on tariff
16.3:3
America moves up on best customer list
21 .3:3
Australia to widen tariff preferences 4.4:13
Australia ready for trade talk
12.4:10
Australia, Japan to confer on trade 14.4:3
Asian exports threatened
26.4:15
Holt expects trade pact with Rumania
27.4:19
Move near on trade practices
28.4:3
Trade hopes tied to lower tariffs, McEwen
tells U.K.
28.4:3
McEwen tough bargainer
1.5:12
Oversea tour to sell Aust. manufactures
3.5:13
April exports at record level
6.5:1
"Country made" carapaign
6.5:1
Senate charge denial on trade practices law
13.5:3
Kennedy pact could lift wheat prices
27.5:1
Credit in trade possible
7.6:3
Moves on trade in Korea
21.6:15
Year's iraport excess 86.4ra. 7.7:3
Exporters "astonished" 10.7:3
Major Australia, Japan pact deal on tariffs
12.7:1
Trade shift to Japan deplored
13.7:3
McEwen says scant considerat i :)ii by Britain in
trade
18.7:4
Two legal men attack new trade Act 19.7:11
Review of company controls
26.7:10
Koreans in trade discussions
31.7:3
Japan top buyer
8.8:3
Act loopholes to be closed
10.3:19
Aust. for Osaka display
24.8:10
Exports to East show sharp rise
25.8:3
Alarm over imports
4.9:11
August trade result poor
5.9:13
Lab. surprise on Trade Act
6.9:3
A.L.P, may hold fire on Act
7,9:7
TRADES AND INDUSTRIES FAIR
Novelties at October fair
3.6:4
TRAFFIC - MOTOR AND PEDESTRIAN
On-the-spot justice (Leader)
3.1:2
231 drivers charged
3.1:3
No pedestrian fine rise, says Morris
5.1:3
Parking station fees explained
6.1:4
Newcastle Courts "effective"
6.1:6
Full supervision (Mayfield)
6.1:6
Parking under review by Minister 7.1:19
Traffic flow reversal
10.1:7
Gateshead traffic lights
11.1:5
Traffic lights wait till July (Belmont)
12.1:7
Morris approves traffic changes at Charlestown
12.1:9
Road signals for Mayfield
14.1:4
Car park at Lights
20.1:4
Concern on parking for T.A.B. (Muswellbrook)
20.1 :6
Faster lirait for some city bridges
20.1:7
Mt Hutton angle parking plan 23.1:6
Traffic chief favours hour parking (Singleton)
25.1:7
Notice on speed limits sought
31.1:4
(Shoal) Bay traffic inspection
31.1:4
David Jones plans station for 414 cars
1.2:5
One-way traffic reversed
7.2:7
Windale traffic proposal
10.2:7
Morris turns down Kotara lights plea 10.2:7
Crossing delays case for Minister 14.2:13
35 m.p.h. limit review - Mayfield
16.2:21
Aldermen sidestep parking
22.2:5
Signs to warn of children
22,2:7
Traffic signals - Belmont North
23.2:9
Tarsealing of parking area "not favoured"
(Birraingham Gardens)
7.3:10
More views sought on parking problem (Charlestown)
9.3:8
Improved private car park wanted
10.3:3
Discussions on parking rate (Charlestown)
16.3:10
Parking contract (D.J.'s) 17.3:4
Traffic lights for Gosford
17.3:4
Belmont lights scherae
17.3:5
New light systera at Maitland
22.3:10
Increased fines "not for extra revenue"
29.3:6
Council plans own traffic count (M'brook)
31 .3:4
No meters till police can book (Wharf-Road)
1.4:4
Sign change not justified (Williaratown)
5.4:20
Under a spreading traffic tree
6.4:2
Better parking at Mayfield
6.4:19
No quick results in traffic study
7.4:3
N.M.H.
IRMKIC
-
MOKIR
AM) PEDESTRIAN
(Con't.)
11.4:4
More j i a r k i n g s p a c e s o o n
Svilney t r a f f i c
raoves
backed
13.4:3
K o t a r a t r a t l i e 1 ight.-~
14.1:6
" S t o p " s i g n s a t Mayl i e l d n o t ju.-^t i l i e d
17.4:4
Congestion over co.igesti m
( I iir t l U i - R o a d )
J0.4:l
Traffic signals bids fail (Bridges !< .St.
lames Rds . )
21.1:5
Hamilton S o u t h " s t o p " s i g n s
21.4:5
P o l i c e r e j e c t h a z a r d c l a i m ( T h o r n t oii-M i nmi )
2*1.4:'J
Parking a r e a p l a n for E a s t M a i t l a n d
3.5:10
\o l i g h t s f o r k o t a r a t r a f f i c
3.5:12
I'arliing s t a t i o n s show f a i t h
in c i t y
(.Survey
Supp.)
4.5:54
(ioubt on m e t e r s
5.5:1
I'arking p o s e s p r o b l e m s at C h a r l e s t o w . i
5.5:6
Parking plan h o l d - u p a t M u s w e l l b r o o k
13.5:25
\pw c a l l f o r s i g n a l c r a s h i n t e r s e c t i o n
(Minmi
Tarro)
17.5:5
College p a r k i n g ( N ' c l e . Tech )
17.5:9
Morris t o s e e d e p u t a t i o n at s t o p s i g n
(Beresfield)
23.5:14
Car p a r k t o b e p a v e d (kingXt D a r b y S t s . ) 2 7 . 5 : 4
I ' o l i c e move q u e r i e d o v e r c r o s s i n g
(Werribee
St.)
27.5:9
Park l e a d e r s h i t c o u n c i l
( C i v i c P a r k ) 3 0 . 5 : 11
Gosford S h i r e t o c o n s i d e r m e t e r s
31.5:10
Muswellbrook t r a n s p o r t t a l k s
6.6:13
P e d e s t r i a n c r o s s i n g s a p p r o v e d (New L a m b t o n ,
Charlestown)
7.6:6
C o u n c i l p l a n on c a r p a r ' ; ( C e s . s n o c k )
2 1 . 6 11
First stop sign (Singleton)
22.6:5
Muswellbrook t o get t r a f f i c
lights
3 0 . 6 14
P a t i e n t s may g e t c r o s s i n g ( S t e w a r t A v e . 8<
Parry St . )
3 0 . ( i : 14
C o - o p s . c a r j j a r k g e t s new o u t l e t
6.714
1
(iroup t o h e l p p a r k i n g s t u d y
7.
Intersections for review
7.7:7
Light s i t e s t o be s e l e c t e d
l l . r :12
. i 15.7:
F e a s i b i l i t y d o u b t s on o n e - w a y
streets
Deadly i n t e r s e c t i o n ( T a r r o - K u r r i
K u r r i and
Minmi-Beresfield roads)
15.7:8
For a b e t t e r c i t y ( L e a d e r )
17.7:2
Police i n s t a l l s i g n s at " d a n g e r
s p o t " (Everton
St.)
19.7:12
C o n f u s i o n on p a r ' \ i n g a t i nt e r s e c t ion.s
26.7:7
28.
Change in s p e e d l i m i t f o r
trucks
H o n e y s u c k l e car park
They s a y " i t s f o r d u c k s , "
28.7:3
Parking problem " u r g e n t
9.3:10
Lights at North Belmont
10.3:8
Crossing refused (Georgetown)
11.3:13
Police r e f u s e Weston p a r k i n g
raove
15.8:'
Crossing at Mayfield r e j e c t e d
13.8:12
Pedestrian light - Mayfield
13.3:12
Stop s i g n - H a m i l t o n
18.3:12
More m e t e r s ( W h a r f - R o a d )
23.3:1
All-day parking ( n o t e )
24.3:2
Boolaroo bid f o r c r o s s i n g
24.3:5
Traffic l i g h t s for Kotara
25.8:3
Meters for a p p o i n t m e n t s
26.8:4
M.L.A. p l a n s t a l k s on t r a f f i c d e l a y s
I 9:7
Traffic .signal d e s i g n ready for Belmont
1.9:16
M.L.A. attacks highway jams
4.9:11
No change in Wallsend parking plans
8.9:6
Pedestrian buzzers to aid the blind
9.9:3
Date to open car park set (Store)
11.9:4
Semi-trailer parking move
13.9:3
Traffic talks deferred (Stockton)
16.9:4
No slow sign for Mayfield corner
20,9:12
Speed limit raised on highway
23.9:4
Crossing not warranted branch told (Sandgate
road)
25.9:4
25.9:4
Parki
ling s t a t i i n to open (The S t o r e )
C a m p a i g n t o c u r b j jaayywwaal lkkeerrss
25.9:6
Baby l e f t i n p a r k e d c a r ( C i t y p a r k i n g
station)
30.9:1
Tougher road fines in V i c .
30.9:3
Minister back.s decision to increase fines
3.10:7
Talks on traffic flow to industries
5.10:6
Parking area rate plan rejected (Wyong)
11.10:8
Meter n e e d q u e s t i o n e d
17.10
Hamilton c r o s s i n g b i d
1 7 . 1 0 14
1 8 . 1 0 : 8o
Kotara t r a f f i c
lights
Newcastle'.s parking meter
jungle
Kelett
28.10:2
Cro•fising "not n e e d e d " - Larabton Rd
28. 10:12
Nlew speed limit at S e a h a m p t o n
31 . 1 0 : 1 4
')-•'.'R park area ready
1.11:4
"""t time for street signs
2. i, ,1i 1i :: i6)
"'i lime l o r s t r e e t s i g n s
TT r a f f i c d e l a y w a r n i n g ( P a c i f i c H i g h w a y ) 4 . 1 1 : 1
Traffic
light proposal
investigated
(Glendale)
6 .. 1111:: 41
Lights for
Kot.ii;i
(line t i on
3 . 1 1 :3
INDEX
TRAFI-'IC
89-1967
-
MOTOR AND PEDESTRIAN
(Con't.)
G o v t , may he m o r e l e n i e n t on l o s t " P s "
'1.11 : 3
9.11:4
lights raove at Jesraond
T r a f f i c lights favoured (Glendale)
9.11:8
M i n i s t e r to open car park (The S t o r e )
14.11:4
3-year licences
15.11:1
C o m p l a i n t s referred to police (pedestrian
crossing)
15.11:8
(Glebe R d . )
New l i c e n c e s could be more durable 1 6 . 1 1 : 7
And still they grow (meters)
20.11:4
First "Give W a y " c o r n e r (Lorna & Edith S t s . ,
Waratah)
20.11:11
M i n i s t e r lauds c o - o p e r a t i v e s (opening of
Store p a r k i n g s t a t i o n )
21.11:4
Y i e l d i n g a right (note)
22.11:2
C a r d i f f over-bridge traffic
25.11:12
Start soon on traffic lights job (Maitland
Rd.-Victoria St.)
27.11:12
A . L . P . to seek traffic lights (Bridges Hd. Rydal S t . )
29.11:8
Shop parking fee lOc (D.J.'s)
29.11:8
Some foot c r o s s i n g s removed (Hunter St.)30.11:l
Talk on noisy trucks
30.11:9
Details sought on traffic lights (Maitland)
1 .12:13
Parking ban near stati-in (Toronto)
6.12:8
New traffic lights on Monday (Belmont 2,
Cessnock 1)
9.12:4
Traffic lights symptom of city's growth
(Cessnock)
12.12:20
T r a f f i c leads to ban at intersection (Perkin
St.)
19.12:4
R i g h t - t u r n signal refused (Mayfield) 2 3 . 1 2 : 1 7
Lights are "not justified"
(Tighes H i l l )
23.12:17
No parking change at Mayfield
28.12:4
Point duty to aid industrial traffic flow
2 8 . 1 2 : 12
C r o s s i n g wanted (N'cle.-East)
(note) 3 0 . 1 2 : 2
TRANSPORT
Woy Woy bid to introduce ferry service
17.3:14
New log b o o k s for hauliers
30.3:19
Road tax win for State
11.4:1
Rapid growth of containers
3 . .5 : 5
i'ruckers lose licence (Warwick)
13.5:1
Gaol threat checks road tax dodging
16.5:7
Higher speed limit for trucks soon
26.5:3
Truck drivers may resurae (A, G . H a w k i n s )
30.5:4
T r u c k drivers end strike (A. (i. H a w k i n s )
31,5:4
Bay bus could hit ferries (Nelson Bay)
31'. 5 : 5
28.6:10
Kerry for Wagstaff
Free horae delivery unchanged
29.7:9
Ferry to resume after breakdown (William-s
River)
11.8:4
M o v p s for uniform road laws
9.10:3
Action on road losses
raooted
25.10:3
Rise in haulage charges likely
25,10:12
Union clairas drivers taking drugs
26.10:3
F e r r i e s lose 8223,496
25.11:11
T a r e e t a x i s to get
raeters
30.11:12
TRANSPORT
- BUSES
Bus run s t a y s after trial (Route 100)
4,1:5
Bus service extension not favoured:
Morris
5.1:9
More bus runs to industries
7.1:19
Bus C h i e f " s h o r t " on raini skirts
10.1:1
T a l k of b u s , train halt on pay issue
11.1:5
Kotara Fair b u s withdrawn
13.1:4
" A d e q u a t e " b u s e s in holidays
14.1:4
" S m o o t h " e x t e n s i o n of bus s e r v i c e s
18.1:9
Council asked for advice on bus route
24.1 :4
Redhead b u s s e r v i c e s
25.1:8
Altered bus times
27.1:4
Shuttle b u s e s city aim
28.1:3
Bus route move
- 2 0 7 - 208
7.2:7
Earlier bus d e p a r t u r e s
11.2:4
M o r r i s to c h e c k on b u s crew u n i f o r m s
15.2:3
Suede s h o e s s t o p trams ( M e l b o u r n e )
23.2:5
B u s change (Kotara S o u t h )
3.3:4
Bus s e r v i c e s c h a n g e s raade 9.3:4
New route to be s u g g e s t e d for b u s run
(Tingira H e i g h t s )
14.3:10
Bus terrainal to open al C h a r l e s t o w n
17.3:10
Retireraent report with Preraier
20,5:4
Changed tiraes for b u s e s
.^3.3:4
Bus s c h e d u l e s cause concern
23.3:4
T r a n s p o r t w o r k e r s may strike
30.3:4
No b l a n k e t rise on private b u s e s
30.3:23
Treatraent "too h a r s h " on erring b u s m e n
31,5:4
Bus men "depend on c h i l d r e n "
5,4:20
B u s c h a n g e s frora Monday
<).4:4
Transport official attends meeting
(Bonnell's
Bay)
3.4:10
N.M.H. INDEX
TRANSPORT - BUSES (Con't.)
"Extra costs prevent" bus service (Waratah
West)
11.4:7
Bus time tests challenged
12.4:4
Can't expect buses when bridges open 13.4:9
Six changes to bus times
14.4:4
Newcastle bus drivers safest
17.4:4
Tirae test on bus routes
17.4:4
Central plan on transport
20.4:8
21.4:4
No variation on school distance
Tiraetables for buses
22.4:4
Swansea bus route changes
22.4:4
Swansea bus restriction on pupils lifted
23.4:6
Extended bus service (Maryville) 1.5:11
Bolder signs for buses
2.5:3
Union protest on Maryville private buses
3.5:8
3.5:12
Bus raen scoop safety pool
Industries bus bid by Nelson Bay, Stockton
5.5:3
Bus route plans for May Day
5.5:4
10.5:4
More runs in bus service
Bus raen "pushed to grave" 10.5:14
School bu.s journeys cancelled
11.5:4
Mini-buses to serve outer areas favoured
11.5:9
Redhead bus extension bid 11.5:9
Lake transport planning move 11.5:9
Sunday changes on route 348 12.5:4
Chamber still seeks inner city bus plan
13.5:4
Mayfield fears new bus plan 13.5:9
Students' bus cuts for trips to libraries
16.6:4
Pick-up by bus "specials" out
20.5:3
Minister will discuss bus rosters
25.5:21
Bus change at Waratah
27.5:4
Bus manager on complaints
27.5:9
30 new buses to Newcastle 29.5:4
Berry pledge on bus rosters 29.5:4
Dearer fares on Wallsend bus routes 31.5:3
Bay bus could hit ferries
31.5:5
Transport committee composition (Lake .Shire)
1.6:10
Mayor (Cessnock) claims bus depends on union
1.6:11
M o r r i s ' s raove f o r t a l k s on b u s r o . s t e r s
2.6:4
2.6:12
Bus union replies
Noraination for transport panel (1. Neave)
2.6:13
Bus running times
3.6:2
Unions to meet
5.6:4
Bus leave referred to Judge
7.6:3
Hazard in bus stop seen
7.6:6
Maitland fare rise approved
7.6:12
Transport unions' pay claim 7.6:23
30 buses expected next year
3.6:3
Premier may raeet bu.s, rail unions 3.6:25
Floraville seeks bus link 14.6:3
Bus service alteration (N'cle,-Adamstown )
22.6:4
Bus fares up from July I (Hunter Valley
Coach) 22.6:10
3-hour tram-bus stop called
23.6:1
Transport unions to discuss strike
26.6:4
Bus, rail raen plan to raeet 27.6:3
Talks fail to avert stop 28.6:1
Transport raen threaten strike
29.6:5
State apolies for no-strike clause 1.7:1
Transport eraployees raeet today
14.7:1
Rail and bus strike talk deferred
15.7:1
Bus service diversion
15.7:4
Bus stop plan (nurabering)
15,7:4
Transport pay clairas to Cabinet
20.7:3
Hill was hard on busmen (raarathon race)
21 .7:3
State Cabinet discusses tran.sport pay
26.7:3
Transport issue for meeting
28.7:13
Move to avert rail, bus stop
29.7:1
Changes to bus tiraetables
29.7:9
Poor takings cut bus runs
1.8:4
The "Hill bus" (note)
2.8:2
Transport committee approved
2.8:4
Lost property auction sale
2.8:4
Conditions unsuitable for stop
2.8:6
Warner's Bay bus request
3.3:7
Wollongong busmen urged to end strike 4.8:3
Bus route to shops adequate (Kotara Fair)
8.8:9
Cessnock bus to Newcastle
10.8:1
No trains, buses from midnight on Sunday
11.8:1
Alterations to bus timetables
11.8:4
Transport stop not expected to hit industries
12.3:1
50,000 to walk or ride to job
14.8:1
Pupils, shops hit in transport .stop 15.3:1
Mr. Askin pressed (Leadei) 15.3:2
90-1967
TRANSPORT - BUSES (Con't.)
Beating the'hoods' on a late, late bus 17.8:1
First Lake transport group talk
17.8:9
New move in rail, bus row
18.8:1
Hoodlum patrol (note) 21.8:2
Transport dispute end sought
22.8:3
Transport raen defer strike plan 23.8:1
Bus changes
24.8:4
Nominations bring female touch (Lake Macquarie
Transport Advisory Coraraittee)
24.8:8
"Liraited" success in talks
26.8:26
Labour Council to discuss offer
4.9:3
Moves by transport unions
5.9:14
Buses raay run dry on routes
6.9:1
Fresh plea to council on students' buses
6.9:9
Buses normal despite fuelling hitch
7.9:4
Additional buses for Mattara
7.9:4
Pressure for 48-hour rail, bus stop 7.9:26
Train and bus 48-hour stop from Sept. 17
called by unions
8.9:1
Court acts on union decision for train, bus
strike
9.9:1
Alterations to bus tiraetables 11.9:4
Transport unions seek Askin talks before
12.9:1
Court acts
Rail, bus link advocated (W. Wallsend) 12.9:13
Reply on bus stop numbers
12.9:13
Askin, union.s to raeet today on transport
claim
13.9:3
Askin - union talk on transport adjourns...
14.9:3
Transport strike off
15.9:1, 14
Bus stop delay criticised by urban body
(Charlestown) 16.9:11
Bus, rail talk was on "good note"
19.9:17
West Wallsend bus barrier (Leader) 21.9:2
Unions reject transport wage offer
22.9:3
Transport wage talks tomorrow
25.9:3
"Private taxis" bit buses
27.9:7
Hopes for transport pay pact
27.9:21
Buses to hospital (note) (Belmont) 28.9:2
Agreement on wage believed
28.9:3
No changes in taxi service
28.9:7
28.9:10
Cessnock gets intercity bus
Morris' plans to halt bus deficits
29.9:1
Transport pay dispute ends
29.9:3
New buses to get an airing
29.9:4
A white roof to cool bus
5.10:1
Buses not affected by strike
5.10:4
Women get bus fare reduced
5.10:28
Pensioner private bus fare cut likely 6.10:3
Bus services changed for industries
7.10:12
Request to extend bus section
7.10:27
Bus services for hospital (Belmont) 10.10:17
Objection by Edgeworth over bus plan 10.10:18
Bus criticisra called irresponsible 13.10:4
Safe cast-offs (Leader)
14.10:2
Bus union calls for panel
14.10:3
Bus union to debate routes
16.10:4
Minister's "no" to Beresfield plea on buses
16.10:8
Busmen invite inspection
19.10:4
Busmen's request
23.10:4
Toronto group to protest over exclusion
25.10:8
New raoves on Redhead bus services
26.10:26
State long distance buses out
27.10:3
Iraproved Saturday transport to Kotara 27.10:4
City preview of new buses
27.10:4
Wallsend bus routes altered
30.10:4
Lighthearted bus trip (new bus) 31.10:3
Bus service extended in 2 suburbs 31.10:14
Service first (Leader) 1.11:2
Hospital bus time stays
2.11:8
Bus terminus at Cardiff opposed
2.11:10
Busmen to see new schedules
3.11:4
Direct bus link sought for West Wallsend
7.11:3
Action on bus steering snag 8.11:3
Bus services
10.11:4
Cardiff South pressure on bus stop site
10.11:7
Caves Beach bus service
10.11:7
Transport with rage (Brisbane)
ll,ll:I
3 New buses for peak hour services
11.11:4
Bus services to include Jesraond
11.11:4
Bus tiraes dependent on shift hours
16.11:8
Request for bus service
16.11:10
Changes on routes 100, 102
17.11:7
Bus operators to co-ordinate (Glendale)
21.11 :15
Bad road puts stop on buses (Marsh Rd., Pt.
Stephens)
22.11:8
Diversion of buses sought (Merewether Beach,
Maryville)
22.11:8
No help for "Westy" (note)
23.11:2
Commissioner grants rise
23.11:3
Call for better Swansea bus services
23,11:8
Alteration in bus times
24.11:4
Special bus for shoppers
25,11:4
N.M.H.
TRANSPORT
- BUSES
(Con't.)
- TRANSPORT WORKERS'
(NION
30 carters likely to resume (G. Hawkin.s)
25.5:4
Sanitary men decide to stay out (Sydney)
17.6:1
Garbagemen expected back today
19.6:10
Garbage men go back
20.6:3
21.<i:l5
Sanitary men to seek new award
27.6:3
Sanitary men get 84 rise
Oil tanker drivers stop work
19.7:3
20.7:1
Back to work tanker o r d e r s
Tanker men stay out till Monday
21.7:1
Union to supply fuel to key industries
while petrol stations close
22.7:1
Wool bale inspection
15.12:3
16.12:4
Agreement on sewing of wool b a l e s
URANIUM
Uranium e x p o r t r e s t r i c t e d t o c o n . ^ e r v e
reserves
11.4:1
Perverse policy on uranium
12.4:2
12,4:10
Uranium plan a damper
Sydney to store uraniura
31.3:5
Uranium boom may be near
13.10: 3
URBAN REDEVELOPMENT
- NEWCASTLE
91-1967
WATER STORAtiE
Hospital b u s run on trial (Route 103)
27.11:12
Morisset to Newcastle bus sought
27.11:12
Hospital b u s s e r v i c e plan put to M o r r i s
29.11:8
(Belmont)
Extra buses for C h r i s t m a s
1.12:4
Bus changes for elderly Sunday u s e r s
1.12:7
Bus proposal put to Shire
6,12:4
Deficit and s u r p l u s
7,12:1
Four bus routes altered
7.12:4
New routes, faster buses next week
3.12:1
Bus tiraetable for vacation
9.12:4
Tarsealing of b u s route r e c o m m e n d e d
14.12:8
(Arcadia V a l e )
Changes to b u s s e r v i c e s
15.12:4
All clear given on bus proposal (Lake S h i r e )
19.12:4
Bus test run on proposed Lake run 2 0 . 1 2 : 2 0
Bus timetables for C h r i s t m a s period
21.12:4
Bus service a p p l i c a t i o n s (Scone)
23.12:4
23.12:17
Waratah West b u s e x t e n s i o n
Changes to bus times
29.12:4
TRANSPORT
INDEX
low
EAST E T C .
"Utopia" by the sea ( N ' c l e . E a s t )
13.5:9
Railway bars city planning
25,3:4
6,12:16
Action slows on East End face lift
A comeback for Mayfield East
28.12:16
VICTORIA
7.2:1
Resignation issue on Ryan ca se
8.2:3
Vic. M.L.A. on "raat" over pr otest
21.2:14
Snub
f o r Bowden by V i c . Lab our
2.3:3
C . P , s u p p o r t f o r B o l t e c e n s u re
16.3:2
Aiming a t S i r H e n r y ( n o t e )
M i s s i o n may p r e p a r e f o r new industry
24.3:5
31.3:3
A.C.T.U, a g a i n s t s t r i k e p l a n s
4 0 , 0 0 0 raetal w o r k e r s t o h o l d stoppage
3.4:15
Metal Trades protest on clai ra delays 4.4:3
6.4:23
5 unions may be suspended
7.4:1
Ousted - 4 metal trades unio ns
8.4:3
Union protest on s u s p e n s i o n s
18.4:22
C.P, to split p r e f e r e n c e s
Japanese join in Victorian c har scheme
27.4:3
V i c t o r i a h a s b i g s t a f f f o r e lection 29.4:25
1 .5:1
M a j o r i t y o f 13 f o r B o l t e
Victorian s e r i a l (Leader)
2 .5:2
2.5:3
V e r d i c t n e x t week i n k e y V i c . seat
4.5: 5
Back-benchers' Cabinet bid
V i c . O p p o s i t i o n L e a d e r a t 36 ( C Holding)
16.5:3
27.7:25
Liberal vote for death sente nee
Council rejects soldier for job (Moorabbin)
10.8:1
14.9:1
Victoria taxes workers' wage s
Sir Henry's taxes (Leader) 15.9:2
20.9:8
V.K. firm's project in Melbo urne
23.9:1
Bolte asks Holt to co-operat e
S.E.C. offer on severance
I 1.10:4
12.10:29
More pay for Ms.P. forecast
18,10:9
Salary rises for Victorian judges
27.11 :14
National disaster body plea
1.12:1
Court order to seize raoney
5.12:1
Feb. 1 for duty on Vic. wage s
13.12:3
81545 pay rise (Public Servi ce)
Irrigation increase in Upper Hunter in '65
2.1:11
87 million dam tenders called
5.1:4
Tilpa site for weir tested
16.1:10
Drive for water conservation - 1. K. Nolan
17,1:2
C a l l f o r s t e p s t o meet n a t i o n ' s n e e d s - 2 ,
K. N o l a n
18,1:2
Valley pump rosters
18.1:5
Public inquiry for protests over pumping
4.2:23
Four new dams proposed
8.2:3
Weirs sought by Wyong Shire
8.2:5
More curbs on irrigators
14.2:4
.Singleton water raay be rationed
14.2:14
Rain benefit to C h i c h e s t e r Dam
15.2:10
Weir taking shape - Williams River
16.2:11
Lowering work on spillway starts (Chichester)
17.2:6
National water authority urged
23.2:3
Water storage
24.2:8
2.3:12
Chamber to press for dam (Scone)
Water scherae for review
3.3:1
Farmers may pay to use Hunter water
3.3:7
G o v t , acting on water pledge
8.3:9
Water studies are to be boosted
18.3:25
5.4:5
£50 rail, water plan detail soon
S45m. G w y d i r
dam scheme
14.4:7
Reservoirs wanted
15,4:23
Water policy censure move
18.4:7
Upper Valley report " l a t e r "
27.4:7
C o n t r o l s stay on irrigation (Hunter R i v e r )
2.5:15
Loans limit dam work
3.5:22
Valley's need for more water storage works
9.5:15
Pumps to operate on surplus
11.5:6
15.5:10
Minister leads team to talk on water
17.5:7
Desalination cost cut
C o n s e r v a t i o n "needed" in Upper Hunter 17.,5:23
National water policy soon
18.5:4
River gauge commended
24.5:8
17.6:23
Backing for approach on dam needed
McEwen backs water scheme
28.6:7
29.6:10
M u r r u r u n d i selects site for dara
3.7:6
Money " l i m i t s " dam building
Days of free water ending, Renwick s a y s
6.7:4
7.7:8
Paterson dam progress
Northern Rivers research plan
13.7:13
Dam, supplies almost finished
11.3:12
C.P. wants more dams
14.8:6
O p p o s i t i o n to seek grant
18.8:4
Further water storage in progrararae
25.8:5
26.3:27
More spending urged for S t a t e s ' water
Money hold up
28.8:6
Minister not to visit Upper Hunter
23 ;-<:lO
States told to spend on conservation
30.3:8
Name chosen (Lostock D a m )
4.9:10
Water grant bid by all States:
6.9:1
Bill to P a r l t . soon on dam (Lostock) 9.9:3
Askin on plans for Valley irrigatio.i aid
6.10:19
New tests in search for water
7.10:4
Plans to protect three daras
23.10:10
State plan to control water pollution
25.10:3
Dam promises farm security (Lostock) 8.11:4
Five daras "needed in Valley"
16.11:12
Production increase expected from dara
22.11:5
Pump licence terras annoy
24.11:6
New chairman appointed (A. F. R e d d o c k )
6.12:37
G r o u p oppose pump scheme
7.12:4
Four daras to cost 862m.
21.12:7
23.12:17
Irrigation grant confirmed
WATER SUPPLY
AND S E W E R A G E
.Seaham Weir dredging raay start this week
11.1:7
1 . I
Watei
..u.,er Board ballot on February lO
13 1 :4
Deputation on Tuncurry sewer plan
13.1 : i ' '
Concern over water supply at Singleton
17.1 :8
Hose use cut to four hours at Singlet..jn
17.1 :8
Water curbs stay
18.1:4
Aid diverts water to Singleton
18.1:5
18.1:5
Sewerage job for Tuncurry
Council not happy with water units (M'br o <) k )
20 .1 : 5
Singleton may police water
21.1:2r.
No Council knowledge of .subsidy (.Singlet on )
23.1:7
23.1
Test bores suggested at M u r r u r u n d i
Ban at S c o n e on hose.', and s-"-•-'''
sprinklers
"
4.1:14
S c o n e water supply plan
24.1:14
Denraan cuts on w a t e r i n g
24.1:14
.Siiit.s soiled on in.spection (Seaham wei
site)
25.1:3
N.M.H. INDEX
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE (Con't.)
The Entrance sewer scheme move
25.1:7
Ban builds up Scone water
25.1:7
12 nominate for 5 Water Board seats 26.1:6
"No water" claim at Branxton
26.1:7
Reservoir at Merriwa hit by rust 26.1 :7
Deputation on water for Scone 27.1:6
Jets at last (H.D.W.B. fountain) 28.1:1
Tomago water pollution fear
28.1:4
Future water supply (Leader)
31.1:2
Riding the Board (Leader)
2.2:2
Chichester at highest for over 2 years
2.2:4
Scone to get more water
2.2:6
Singleton lifts water bans
2.2:6
May start for Gosford water scheme 2.2:20
Sandgate sewerage refused
4.2:4
Easy pensioner water rate plans deferred
8.2:4
Survey of hydrants requested
8.2:7
Surprise in Board election (Aid. Edden)
11,2:1
Water Board men to meet
11.2:4
Appeal by Mayor on water (Singleton) 13.2:14
Belraont to get raore sewerage
14.2:4
Eraployees call nominations
14.2:4
89,000 to clear young trees 21.2:9
Board members sworn in
22.2:4
Rain clears way for pumping to Grahamstown
28.2:1
Water Board lingers on...
28.2:4
Impression of board incorrect
28.2:4
Pensioner call for rate cut
28.2:9
Wallsend call for sewer extensions 28.2:10
Denman water "satisfactory" 28.2:13
8100,000 water supply plan at Murrurundi
28.2:13
Use of water disappoints (Muswellbrook)
28.2:13
North Wallsend sewerage work sought
1.3:6
Complaint on sewage overflow
1.3:6
Search for new daras
2.3:1
4 Seaham pumps go into action after 5 years
2.3:1
Easier flow for new crew at Water Board
7.3:2
Pumping lifts water supply
8.3:4
Water shortage raay be over
9.3:1
Ballot paper positions
9.3:4
Searching for silt (Seaham weir)
10.3:1
Month's supply in a day at Graharastown
10.3:3
Other water plan raay be considered (.Scone)
10.3:15
Scone refund for well use
10.3:15
Glenbawn level rises steadily
11.3:23
Prefers gaol to paying fine (S. Prestoril
13.3:1
Mayfield man packed for gaol (S. Pre.^ton)
14.3:1
Hours for using hoses may be relaxe' 11.3:1
Belated revolt (Leader)
14.3:2
Country work subsidy wait reduced
14.3:3
Big loss of water (Sandgate) 14.3:3
Restrictions off hosing by hand
15.3:1
Gaol over hosing not new
15.3:4
Higher rates suggested in drainage proposal
16.3:4
16.3:26
Water ban eased at Scone
No rise in use of water
17.3:4
No gaol yet for hosing
18.3:4
Sewerage in sea after only filtered
18.3:4
Water Board still pumping
21.3:12
All ready for water scheme at Singleton
21.3:21
Rain doubles water at Grahamstown 22.3:4
Council in softer water bid
23.3:5
Water supply "years away" (northern areas,
Wyong Shire)
23.3:5
Sewerage plan tenders for The Entrance 24.3:7
Scone water supply holds
25.3:15
Williams resumes pumping
30.3:4
Town water expansion (Woy Woy)
30.3:10
Reiraposition of water cuts refused (M'brook)
31.3:4
Water bans at Scone easier
3.4:10
All pumps building up storage
4.4:14
"Health risk" at Merewether frora sewage
5.4:1
Board's thoughts turn to floods
5.4:4
Pollution "grossly magnified"
6.4:1
Expansion of water supply 6.4:8
Dispute over power hill for Minister
7.4:3
Water Board union poll
7.4:5
Hydrant trouble to continue (Carrington)
7.4:6
Two for water engineers' talks
8.4:4
Grahamstown rities steadily
8.4:25
Water supply could develop
12.4:6
Sprinkler ban may be lifted
12.4:8
Big basin increase by pumps
13.4:7
Ringwood -Road work delayed
14.4:6
92-J967
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE (Con't.)
New main to Cockle Creek
17.4:4
Drought or deluge board goes ambitious
18.4:2
Sprinkler ban discussion
18.4:17
Council accepts 8207,279 water plant tender
(Singleton) 18.4:22
Sprinkler ban partly lifted
19.4:1
Redhead raains to be flushed
20.4:10
Board told of low pressure
20.4:28
Minister sets dara date (Manning district
water supply)
20.4:28
More water used
22.4:1
River flow eases; pumps stop
28.4:4
No barge but weir Job done
2.5:4
Excess water rate only rise fixed by board
3.5:4
Rain lifts dara storage levels
3.5:5
Tinge so baffling (discolouration) 4.5:1
Another source after Grahamstown (Survey Supp.)
4.5:51
"Just mud" (water supply in parts of Merewether)
5.5:1
Scone water ban eased
6.5:25
Scone to have more water
8.5:10
82,200 verdict against Water Board
9,5:7
Board inquires into beach sewage plant
10.5:4
Council lifts Denman water bans 10.5:10
Carrington water pressure
10.5:22
Board prefers "two-raan band"
17.5:4
Town supply threatened (Singleton) 17.5:10
Caves Beach water reservoir
25.5:9
Work starts on water scherae (Singleton)
25.5:12
Minister asked to see water scheme (Manning)
25.5:12
Happy board can let water go by
26,5:1
Water supply inquiry in Manning area 26.5il3
Water to reraain constant this year
27.5:2
Spillway 5 ft. lower at Chichester Dam 27.5:4
Board debates plumbing lag
31.5:4
Water subsidy bid rejected
5.6:8
Agreement reached on water (Singleton)
6.6:13
More pressure for suburbs
7.6:4
Watertable at Tomago still depleted
8.6:4
Board President plans for Anniversary
8.6:4
Board President for operation
8.6:4
Council uses loans for water works (Singleton)
3.6:12
Crane crew's tense wait (Tenambit) 10.6:23
Water Board to lay mains at Branxton 15.6:12
Wyong Shire water soon 19.6:11
Dam continues to rise
20.6:4
Weir work progress at Seah&m
21 6:4
Do-vrs aid ups - Grahamstown
23.6:1
Challenge on sewerage at Whitebridge
23.6:13
V.ater storage near norma: levels
28.6:4
Board under fi'e on drainage
28.6:5
'^.itcr supply plan'.ifrl (Singleton) 29.6:10
Tests for corrosion in metals
3.7.4
Boprd puts on display of water
4,7:4
Water prtssure 'insufficient"
4.7:9
Water Board's (?er-, ial over drainage work
5.7:8
Days of free water ending, say3 Renwick
6.7:4
I'ater reu.se unneces.sary
7.7:4
Water scheme work begun 7.7:13
Throsby Creek weir idea out
11.7:4
Hunter Water Board raarks 75th birthday 12.7:4
75th Anniversary supplement
14.7:SuppIement
A duty fulfilled (Leader)
14.7:2
Top speed on big weir
14.7:2
Power of board criticised
18.7:9
Weir to cross Williams River soon 19.7:4
Pact reached on irrigation
19.7:5
Protest over sprinklers
19.7:5
Farmers win on river use
20.7:3
New bid to eas. sprinkler ban 20.7:4
Scone water supply causes worry 21,7:13
Weir could blc.ck river today
26.7:4
No action on use of water
26.7:5
Pensioners urhappy with board
26.7:7
Better water ^,upply move by Singleton 26.7:10
Wyong sewerage scheme start
27.7:10
Tidal weir not Joined
27.7:25
Scone to put subsidy case
31.7:6
More water hours sought by council
2.6:5
823,800 plan for Dudley water supply 2.8:7
Water Board voting change
3.8:4
Board clears water doubt
3.8:4
Long range water meter plan (Wyong)
8.8:10
Hunter weir withstands flood threat
9.8:4
Entrance water hope
9.8:7
Flood washes 40 f t . of rock frora new woir
10.8:4
Water scheme tender)? called (Scone) 10.8:7
Board will move on road repairs
11.8:4
Water clamp still operates (Scone, Aberdeen)
11.8:12
N.M.ll.
iiATKR SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE
(Con't,
Bad blow f o r k i t t y ( r a t i n g o f b o w l i n g c l u b s )
12.8:1
Sewerage s e c t i o n c o m p l e t e d ( S w a n s e a )
12.8:3
Board e a s e s b a n on s p r i n k l e r s
16.8:4
17.8:1
Cement c a n y o n ( I r r a w o n g s p i l l w a y )
Gosford w a t e r scherae s t a r t e d
17.3:4
Money f o r w a t e r
18.8:4
A l d e r m a n ' s t a l k s on s e w a g e
13.3:4
13.8:4
Probe on a c c o u n t c - o n f u s i o n
Pavment scheme
19.8:4
H i l l t o p makes way f o r w a t e r w o r k s (Tomago)
21.8:6
Council denies water impure (M'brook) 21.3:10
Stockton main out
22.8:1
Deviation and spillway gain top rating
23.8:9
Backing on Board a c t s o u g h t ( M a i t l a n d )
23.8:11
Road r-opair f a i l u r e s " i s o l a t e d "
23.8:11
High t a n k t o be a t t r a c t i v e ( C h a r l e s t o w n )
23.8:12
Nothing l e f t t o c h a n c e i n s p i l l w a y d e s i g n
26.8:26
Dam road d e v i a t i o n n e a r s end
30.3:4
Manning j o b on s c h e d u l e
1.9:6
Medowie a s k s f o r w a t e r a g a i n
1.9:7
Flow swamps g o l f f a i r w a y
5.9:]
8225,000 more f o r w a t e r
6.9:4
9.9:8
S. l i a l l s e n d scherae n e a r s f i n i s h
$3':!,380 p l a n s t o r e l o c a t e w a t e r
raains
13.9:4
T h e i r cup b r i r a e t h o v e r ( H u n t e r D i s t . W a t e r
Supoly)
14.9:1
$120,300 t o i n c r e a s e w a t e r
14.9:10
3 Belmont s t r e e t s g e t s e w e r a g e
14.9:10
Keeping u l c e r s a t bay in t h e p o r c e l a i n t o w e r
15.9:2
(Mr. Duncan)
Finance f o r s e w e r a g e ( B e l m o n t S t h . ) 1 3 . 9 : 1 1
C o m p l a i n t s on s e w e r work ( S i n g l e t o n )
19.9:17
Maitland rocks cap weir
20.9:11
T.V. d e t e c t s p i p e f a u l t s
22.9:3
Sewer scherae d e l a y p r o t e s t
22.9:6
Loan u n i o n h a s good y e a r
23.9:26
Weir i s r u g g e d
27.9:3
Premier s t a t e s law on w a t e r l a t e s
27.9:4
Road c l o s u r e blockage ( R a i l w a y S t . ) 3 0 . 9 : 3
Merewether's water boost
5.10:12
10 weeks t o f i l l dam (Boopoowaa Dam) 6 . 1 0 : 1 9
Weir b u i l d e r b a t t l e s c l o c k
7.10:1
Azaleas s t o l e n
10.10:1
T h r e a t t o w a t e r f o r Army ( S i n g l e t o n )
10.10:18
O b j e c t i ' i n a f t e r e x c a v a t i o n work ( R a n k i n Par.'.)
11.10:9
Alarm on c h a n c e s f o r j o b s
11 1 0 : 1 0
Vandalism blamed f o r b o r e h i t c h ( S i n g l e t o n )
12.10:14
Water supply to be enlarged (Singleton)
14.10:13
Scone accepts pipeline tender
14.10:17;
Board member to back fluoridation
14.10:14
Rates for water may rise in Taree
14.10:30
Back to dam by truck (water for Finnan Park)
17.10:3
Q u e s t i o n on t e n d e r
18.10:5
Board t o a l l o w c o n t r a c t work
18.10:7
Water f a i l u r e s ( W h i t e b r i d g e )
13.10:8
Waratah pumping s t a t i o n
18.10:8
Sewerage p a c t e x p l a i n e d
19.10:5
Sewers " l o n g way a h e a d " ( C r o u d a c e Bay)
19.10:10
Flooding worry from weir
25.10:4
Board adds 195 to list
27.10:7
Break-down causes hosing ban 30.10:10
Appeal to observe water ban 31.10:13
Biggest steel reservoir in Australia 1.11:4
Sewer plan to help cities, beaches, inland
1.11:12
Water b a n s l i f t e d a t S c o n e
2.11:13
Drain p r o b l e m n o t B o a r d ' s 3 . 1 1 : 6
Ban on w a t e r e a s e d a t S i n g l e t o n
3.11:16
Roard l o o k i n g a t Leraon T r e e w a t e r s c h e m e
6.11:8
Water bans lifted at Singleton
7.11:15
Rain cause of dirty water
8.11:6
North Wallsend sewerage bid
8.11:8
Change at Water Board (Miss Marjorie Williams)
0.11:21
Water supply works nears finish (Toukley)
11.11:11
Heat sends water usage up
13.11:3
Maitland Council slates board - water supply
15.11:9
Water Board levee fender
15.11:10
Roard ready to extend .sewer (Toronto)
16.11:10
Wallsend road job at depot
23.11:4
Water in heavy demand
23.11:12
Denman turns to meters
23.11:12
Water supply defect fixed (K.Maitland) 24.1l:#l
INDEX
93-1967
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE (Con't.)
Five awards for service
25.11:4
Singleton cuts use of water
25.11:29
Branxton water coraplaint
27.11:11
Fresh tenders to be called (Scone) 27,11:11
Board checks on "pollution"
28.11:4
2 Contest lead of union ' 28.11:4
Board seeks to shed sorae drainage work
29.11:4
Board agrees to road plan (Toraago-Road)
29.11:8
Water would speed growth (Leraon Tree) 29.11:8
Bolwarra in water plea
1.12:13
Odd craft ends varied career (Survey barge)
2. 12:4
Board acts on water problems
6.12:9
Board spends 812 on sewerage 6.12:30
Workers dispose of a big bore
12.12:4
Increased cost of pipelines
13.12:10
Reservoir plan favoured (Charlestown)
14.12:5
Boost in water pressure sought (Rathraines)
11.12:8
New water plant adequate (Muswellbrook)
14.12:12
Increase in use of water
20.12:8
Wyee request for water 21.12:8
Board extends water main (Eraring) 21.12:10
Murrurundi staggers hosing hours 29.12:3
WEATHER
1966 rain 42^ inches
4.1:4
6.1:4
Heavy rain, but in few places
Three years poor rain for Scone
9.1:6
Fires in Hunter area sparked by century heat
lO.l :1
Warmest day for three years
11.1:1
Brigades battle rush of fires in heatwave
14.1:1
Temperatures soar 106 deg. at Scone 16.1:1
Scone drought grant 8115,000
16.1:6
Brisbane hit by storms
17.1:1
Severe heat sears Hunter
21.1:1
North shares light rainfall 26.1:1
Newcastle rain tops 16-year record
27.1:1
Season's first cyclone (Qld.) 27.1:1
'Bad one cyclone forecast
23.1:1
Cyclone Dinah hits Q'land centres
30.1:1
Cyclone losing its intensity and heads down
coast
31.1:1
Wind gust 77 m.p.h.
31.1:1
Chichester Dam could be filled today 1.2:1
Rain stops spiders
1.2:1
Rain help only temporary
1.2:5
Cyclone Dinah "maroons" Customs men
1.2:9
Beaches take a battering
2.2:1
i^ain floods homes in suburbs
17.2:1
iioad danger in Wyong area
18.2:3
Lffects of drought in report
91.2:4
"Barbara" threatens
22.2:5
No further grants on drought
22.2:9
Barbara "out of breath"
23.2:1
Aid sought for flood repairs
24.2:6
Dinah's wrath scares crew
24,2:7
!iunter winter prospect helped by week-end
rainfall
25.2:1
Most of Valley has rain
3.3:1
Inch at Maitland in sudden storm
4.3:1
Hunter Valley rainfall heaviest for years
9.3:1
Threat to Belmont properties
9.3:1
10.3:1
Bridges in Hunter hit by debris
Rain, rain, rain...but vital crop.s wither
10.3:2
Poor rain in Valley
20.3:1
Heavy rain falls at Chichester, Hunter benefits
1.4:1
Full drought protection not possible 3.4:10
Permanent drought body call 16.3:3
Inch of rain brings slight relief
22.5:1
Coldest May Day for 21 years
24.5:1
("anberra plan airas at drought relief 30.5:16
East Maitland rainfall figures
1.6:13
Mo.st rain on coast
7.6:1
Rain blow to some farraers
10.6 23
Nobby's wettest place in State - 120 points
19.6:1
Good rain falls over most of Hunter 22.6:1
Gold Coast takes a pounding
27.6:1
Battle to save Gold Coast as sea ruins
beaches
28.6:1
•Heavy showers drench city
28.6:1
Gold Coast loss estimated at 85 million
29.6:1
Lighter rain reduces flood risk 29.6:1, 28
Rivers falling throughout Hunter Valley
30 .6 :3
Crisis ends on Gold Coast
30.6:4
June was wettest since 1951
1,7:1
Gold Coast granted relief funds
5.7:12
94-1967
N.M.H. INDEX
WEATHER (Con't. )
Near inch of rain
29.7:1
July Scone's driest raonth for year
2.8:5
Gale rain over wide seabord
7.8:1
Initial flood warning
7.8:3
Sharp ri.;e in Hunter River
7.8:3
Wide area of State lashed
7.3:3
8.3:3
D e s p i t e f a l l s r i v e r s r u n on t o f a r r a s
Valley begins to dry out after deluge 8.8:10
143 Points of rain in Newcastle
23.3:4
World weather through rockets - 1, K. Nolan
30 .8 : 2
Ghost to forecast the weather - 2. K. Nolan
31.8:2
70 m.p.h, gusts hit coast
7.9:1
Heavy daraage in dust storra (Broken Hill)
6.10:1
Coraraittee to discuss drought
12.10:28
Rain aids Hunter dairymen 13.10:3
Rain gives proraise for pasture
14,10:1
Near inch falls in Newcastle
20.10:1
Wintry blast, further rain 21.10:1
Drought relief to Victoria, S. Aust. 26.10:10
Dungog offer of free agistment (for Victoria)
2.11:12
Agistment of Victorian cattle so'.ight 3.11:16
Flash floods, accidents in cloudbursts;
8.11:1
Belmont's 4 in.
Victorians send stock to Scone
9.11:12
Lift of cattle to start soon 10,11:15
6 Landholders answer call
11.11:11
Relief expected after scorcher, weathermen
say 14.11:1
Southerly blast clears pools, beaches 15.11:1
State help in cattle agistment
15.11:4
16.11:1
Heat gives way to wind
Hot wind - and North is sweltering 23.11:1
Wind burns pastures
24.11:1
Bank says, beware of drought
24.11:12
Weather hits milk output
25,11:1
Wind and djst in Valley
27.11:17
Wall torn down in wind of 76 m.p.h. 1.12:1
Launch tows 4 boats to safety
1.12:1
General rain urgent in Hunter area
1.12:13
Second winter for Tasmania
4.12:15
Wagga drought
9.12:3
100 heifers on "foster farras"
11.12:11
High fire risk in heat wave 13.12:3
Storm chaos in 3 Sydney areas
15.12:1
Farmers plan help for drought area
15.12:15
Officers for drought aid 18.12:8
Newcastle heat hits high 90s
19.12:14
Brisbane's storm daraage
21.12:7
Fishermen, ships caught in gale 23.12:1
State facing driest year
30.12:3
WE.STERN AUSTRALIA
"Elixis of life" licence for W.A. farmer
6.1:11
Employees slate work conditions 24.4:13
Blast wrecks snack bar
22.5:1
Ord project may use private funds 31.5:13
Norseman plans salt exports
31.5:13
Mayor ignores death sentence (Aid. Veryard)
17.6:1
Sorghum prospects at Ord - Fairbairn 3.7:10
8l6m. W.A. port job a joint venture
13.7:5
Green light for 8l8ra. Ord dara plan 23.7:3
Dredge raen to discuss eraployraent 7.8:12
W.A. expects new industry
21.8:15
Ord River growing up
7.9:2
Joint venture on salt in W.A.
15.9:3
20.9:13
Americans te.st ore find
Explosives plant for W.A.
3.10:16
Big W.A. iron ore find
3.10:16
66m. industry in W.A. likely
7.10:1
Briton sets up W.A. enterprise
11.10:1
868 ra. for Ord and Queensland dam irrigation
projects
3.11:3
Lord to seek posts as chairman
6.11:1
WOOL
Queensland wool sent to Sydney
7.1:20
Value of wool export up
13.1:4
Wool raen warned over price
14.1:9
Preraier rebuffs graziers
14.1:9
Upper Hunter wool classes want students
6.2:6
Shearing rate increased
29,3:15
New wool body advocated
3.4:12
Improved wool incorae
24.5:12
Wool dumping plan
30.5:16
2 Record prices (Sheep Show)
3.6:1
Australian wool cheque up
17.6:9
Price scherae on wool for minority
24.6:23
Wool chairman to resign post (Sir. W. Gunn)
11.6:1
World wool production sets record
15.7:9
829m. increase
in wool exports
26.7:15
Buyers support wool jirtjposal
27.7:3
Wool industry "not on decline"
27.7:4
WOOL (Con't.)
U.S. tariffs on wool cause exports fall
29.7:25
Wool trading fall "serious"
4,8:9
Wool buyers industry to have liaison 5.8:11
Wool exports up 824ra. for the year
21.8:9
Exports of wool up for July
26.8:27
Growth is Budget aira: Holt
6.9:3
Woolgrowers' help sought
7.9:5
Gunn predicts slow rally in wool price
7.9:12
Wool sale raove to Sydney called unlikely
16.9:3
Fight for wool - I. K. Longworth 21,9:2
Our Cinderella - 2. K. Longworth
22.9:2
10 men to advise on wool
27.9:13
27,10:4
Stoppage ori bales slits
Plan seeks wool nations link-up
1.11:3
Optimisra on wool report
2.11:3
Oppo.sition to wool proposal
18.11:26
Wool in the wet (note)
25.11:2
Railways slated for Newcastle wool handling
25.11 :4
Objections to board's wool plan
11.12:8
16.12:4
Agreement on .sewing of wool bales
WOOL
AUCTIONS
Average wool price 48e
13.1:8
6th wool sale today
17.1:12
Wool sale top price down on last series
13.1:15
I45c top price to Glencoe graziers
19.1:19
Newcastle gets 4-day wool sale
26.1:16
Deraand keen at wool sales (Sydney) 26.1:16
Wool sales steady in Sydney
8.2:11
Best wool sales of season (Sydney) 9,2;18
First four-day wool sales; top bid 125c
21.2:10
Prices firra on opening levels
22.2:14
200c top price at wool sales
23.2:17
National wool record set in Newcastle
24.2:9
16.3:23
Next wool sales on April II
50,000 bales at wool sales
11.4:10
Prices firra at opening day of wool sales
12.4:10
Values firra at second day of wool sales
13.4:16
Wool sale good on final day
14.4:7
Japan buys raore wool; Araerica less 22.4:9
Wool figures indication of recovery (N'cle.)
4.5:5
45,070 bales on offer at wool sales 16.5:12
Japanese buy strongly at wool sales 17.5:16
Australian wool income up 84.5ra. 17.5:16
Wool values in sellers' favour
18.5:19
Wool sales close at peak values
19.5:8
Newcastle wool sales next week
30.6:10
New series of wool sales
6.7:22
Demand good at wool sale
7.7:8
11.8:13
Wool prices stay low
Second wool sale series at Newcastle 24.8:19
Wool fall "biggest since 1955"
31.8:21
35,400 bales for wool sale
5,9:10
Merino values firm at sales
7.9:20
Advice given on wool sale
8.9:5
70!4 top price at wool sales
8.9:8
42,000 bales for wool sale
25.9:8
Eight bales bring top price at wool sales
4.10:12
Bidding strong, widespread at wool sales
5.10:22
Wool rates for final sale maintain level
6.10:14
Values move in sellers' favour
31.10:10
Rates for better wool rise
1.11:13
Quality merino fleece rates rule firm 2.11:22
Season record at Wool sales
3.11:12
Wool pile-up may lead to extra sales 15.11:4
More wool sold but for 825m. less 16.11:23
All wool sales cancelled till next week
22.11 :3
Wool sale firra despite sterling
28.11:12
Merino fleece prices rise
29.11:12
Wool prices still rising
30.11:23
Wool still advances
1.12:8
45,000 bales offered
8.12:4
Y.M.C.A. AND Y.W.C.A.
Appointraent in Y.M.C.A. (W, Gibbs) 7.1:19
Busy tirae at Y.M. camp for boys
12.1:8
Toronto boy meets Lord Casey
19.1:12
New Secretary at Newcastle Y (Miss Hogben)
19.1:16
Training day for Y.M.C.A. at Paterson 20.1:6
Y.M. planning new clubs for juniors
27.1:7
Leadership carap Y.M.C.A.
2.2:5
Enrolraent day for Y>1.C.A. 9.2:9
Two Y.M.C.A, delegates appointed
Hi,2:5
V,M.C.A. enrolment success
17.2:6
N . M . II , IN DEX
Y,M,C,A
AND Y,W.C.A. (Con't,
Uestlakes "Y" changes foes
23.2:8
Appeal to "V" on Asians
3.4:5
Y.M.C.A. in financial difficulty (Maitland)
13.4:6
Car smash begins new secretary's "Y" life
(W. E. Gibbs)
4.5:5
Y.M.C.A. staff changeover
1.6:10
Tenambit opening for "Y"
2.6:12
Y.M.C.A. training valuable
3.6:23
Training leaders (Miss Muriel Harding)
8.6:20
World Y.W.C.A. C o u n c i l
8.6:23
Architect p r e p n e s proposals (Maitland
Y.M.C.A.)
17.6:23
"Y" fund to clear debt
20.6:13
Big V.M. hall plan at Toronto
22,6:9
Fitness class to start at Y.M.C.A. 26.6:4
Police praise youth groups
29.6:8
Trampoline titles at "Y"
29.6:10
Y.M.C.A. course in leadership
30.6:9
Y.M.C.A. to hold course for officers
11.7:4
15.7:9
New p l a n f o r Y g y m n a s t i c s
12 g y m n a s t s t o v i s i t f o r c o a c h i n g
20.7:5
Bodybuilding club firmed
3.3:4
Housing p l a n f o r Y ( W . C . A . )
17.8:19
World Y ( W . C . A . )
raeeting
17.3:19
H o l i d a y t o u r s o r g a n i s e d by Y . M . C . A .
^1.3:7
Need in y o u t h t o t a k e l e a d
7.9:16
New "Y" c l u b s f o r b o y s
13.0:7
Cents paid for t r i p
15.9:7
Members d r i v e by Y.M.C.A.
2.11:7
Y.M.C.A. fund l a u n c h e d
8.11:9
C e n t e n a r y of two " Y ' s " week
10.11:2
Y . M . ' s r e c o r d p l a n s f o r 1968
23.11:10
Y. F e s t i v a l o p e n s
1.12:7
Y.W. award t o h e l p e r s
7.12:9
Honour f o r a i d t o "Y"
14.12:9
New look in y o u t h camps
15.12:6
Happy carapers
28.12:6
All T o r o n t o ' s " Y . M . " c l u b . s t o c o n t i n u e
28.12:6
ZOOS
D i r e c t o r of Zoo a p p o i n t e d ( R . S t r a h a n )
2.3:19
S l e e p y tirae down a t T a r o n g a
17.3:2
10.7:10
Taronga P a r \ o u t c l a s s e d
A r r i v a l a t Zoo stump.s e x p e r t s ( M a d a g a s c a r
baby t o r t o i s e )
30.8:3
T u r t l e n o t in t h e s o u p now (Wyoming Zoo)
31.10:1
Air hop to new home (Wallabies frora N.Z.)
17.11 :8
95-1967