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N.M.H , 1 NDEX 1-1958 \H(M<L(Ilnes ''I-Olest On N.M.H , 1 NDEX 1-1958 \H(M<l(ilNES AMBULANCES (Con't.) ''i-olest on cottage for Aborigines 23.1:3 Ambulance election on Sep'ember 18. 5.9:4 \ lair deal for the Natives - Roger Rye Bi^ interest in Ambulance election 11.9:6 12.1:5 II ousted in poll on ambulance - Gosford 12,9:2 Namatjit-a, his own master 9,7:3 Ambulance talk on contributions 12,9:2 Naniiitjiia censut-ed 13.8:9 federation aloof from poil - l.ake Shire 12,9:4 Report called on Namatjira 14,8:3 Ambulance heads to meet 15,9:5 • Pt-ote-t on house for Abor-igines - Nambucca Ambulance poll begins 16.9:2 19,8:1 Lake poll for ambulance 17.9:4 •Vtitioner buys home in dispute 21.8:4 Lake Macquarie ambulance poll 19.9:2 Aboriginal reserve 'satisfactory' 26.8:10 Ambulance Board: Ballot result announced 19,9:2 Aboriginal studies trading - Mr. H. Rokibv Ambulance merger plan attacked 3,10:13 27.8 : I ^ St, John Brigade inspection 9,10:4 Protest by A.C.T.U. on discrimination 30.8:3 St. John Corps inspected 13.10:2 Summons for Namatjira 16^9:1 Ambulance inquiry urged by Minister 15.10:6 Case against Namatjira stood over- 23,9:7 Ambulancemen get service bars 17.10:3 Namat,]ira gaoled 8.10:13 Ambulance results 31,10:12 Namatjira given gaol jobs 9.10:1 Building plans for Ambulance 21.11:4 Namatjira gaoling: Premier asked to act 10,10:3 Ambulance contributors: Ministers view on Namatjira to appeal ll.l0:-3 ballots 3,12:4 'Lesser intelligence' - Doctor's claim on Club presents equipment to Ambulance 12.12:2 Aborigines 11,10:3 Ambulance Bogrd clash: two members walk out Race prejudice 'growing' 13,10:4 19.12:1 Citizenship for blacks move fails 24,10:14 atives 'easy to assimilate' 3,11:4 ATOMIC BOMBS, H-BOMBS, MISSILES AND SATELLITES Grant for homes for Aborigines 8.11:3 Military 'moon' early in 1959 16.1:3 Namatjira appeal case to-day 15.12:6 Safe radiation limit 'zero ' 17,1:4 'No time in gaol' for Namatjira 26.12:3 £11 Million missile contract 17,1:7 Satellite 'shot in arm' for Americans 3,2:1 ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES Americans now predict moon trip 4,2:1 6 injured in two smashes 4.1:2 America's moon (Note) 4,2:2 68 injured in rail collision 7.1:1 Support for Dr. Evatt: Joint call for bomb ban 3 drowt:ed, 6 missing in State 13.1:1 26.5'3 Spiiarfisher feared victim of sharks - K. Blair Continued A-tests 'criminal' 28.5:3 20.1 :1 Another moon goes astray 29.5:1 'Frogman' dead in water 21.2:2 A-bombs made no freaks 7.8:3 Jockey killed in fall 27.2:1 Wide reaction to report on fallout 12.8:1 4 burnt; homes damaged in explosion 4.3:1 Australia acts on radiation 12.8:1 3rd death from explosion 7,3:1 Atomic Waste world danger 13.8:3 Accident rate 100 a day 14.3:3 Radiation warning plan urged 13.8:3 High 'rescue' by firemen 15,4:2 British Venice finds missiles 15.8:1 Four die; 400 ft, lift fall - Snowy Mts, Dr. Evatt on A-peril - People must be trustees 17,4:1 25,8:3 Woman dies in bus smash - Mr-s. A.B. Morgan Moving towards ban on tests (Leader) 27,8:2 10,5:3 Assurance on radioactivity 18.12:1 Drivei- killed in car trial 11.8:1 America takes lead on rockets 20.12:1 No survivors in air crash 16.8:1 Signals test by Atlas 23.12:1 AGRICULTURE ATOMIC RESEARCH Farms to need less labour in 10 years 8.1:3 Reactor work to aid inland 6.1:3 Financial help for farmers 8.1:5 Nuclear claim discounted 16.1:6 Many farmers in difficulties 16.1:1 A-energy symposium in June 3.2:2 Advisory body on production 24,1:8 Party of 30 for atom talks 30.8:1 Higher dairy bounties 24.1:8 .Advisory body 'big advance' - Hunter and Mid ATOMIC RESEARCH - Australia Coast Regional Advisory Committee 6.2:12 S. Australian Beryllium areas pegged 10.1:1 Minister expects farm recovery 14.2:8 Tests with reactor- successful 28.1:2 Big drop in farm income 7.5:3 Maralinga to cost £2 million more 6.3:1 Weevil war 28.5:3 Bill passed: Atomic Energy bill 27.3:3 A.L.P. wants feed prices controlled 9.8:3 Atom reactor to open next month - Lucas Heights 28.3:1 AMBULANCES Australian step toward nuclear power 1.5.4:4 Ambulancemen in talks 15.1:4 2 postings made to atom unit 18.4:12 Special zone wanted for Ambulance 17.1:3 Atomic reactor in action 19.4:1 Ambulance change at Wallsend 20.1:2 'Missed bus' on reactor - Lucas Heights 24.4:1 Approach on ambulance at Wallsend 4.2:6 Atomic mission to pay visit 28,4:1 Reply on Wallsend ambulance 5.2:5 A.C.T.U. to protest on curbs 2,5:3 Ambulance men honoured 10,2:3 Woomera expansion 2.5:3 Visit by Ambulance Board officers 13.2:2 No warhead in test missiles 3.5:1 Ambulance approval on dress 15,2:2 Sir W. Slim for Woomera 14.5:2 Extended Ambulance area bid 15.2:7 Rocket record for Woomera 22.5:1 Ambulance medals presented 17.2:2 1^ million for nuclear research 29.5:7 Ambulance appeal for Cadets 20.2:4 Australia tc sell isotopes by next year 30,5:3 Protests to Ambulance 21.2:2 Acid plant at Mary Kathleen in operation Women give oxygen sets to Ambulance - Lake 31,5:1 M,acquari e 13.3:2 Experts urge plan on A-fuel 3,6:3 Awards for service 18.3:2 First ore in Mary Kathleen 4,6:9 Meeting on arr.bulance facilities 10.4:2 'Time running out' on atomic waste 5,6:4 Ambulance groups to confer 11.4:2 £1 million extension for Woomera 7,6:1 Protest on ambulance withdrawal 18.4:2 University bidding for Scientists 7.6:3 Hearing set; Ambulance gear dispute 18.4:4 S.A. objection on A-power 7,6:3 Protest on ambulance instruction 18.4:13 Rockets to be fired at Range 14,6:1 Ambulance change: Boai d suppoi-t for protest Rocket blows up in flight 19.6:1 24.4:3 Air drop may be a waste 19.6:1 Minister's threat to Ambulance 30.4:3 Range extension attacked 28,6:3 Queries by Unions to Ambulance 2,5:2 Long range missiles to fly over Australia Public phone near ambulance sought 16.5:2 5,7:9 Minister replies on ambulance 28.5:4 Missile to stop missiles 7,7:1 More aid urged for ambulance 28.5:5 Joint talks soon on Rocket work 28.7:1 Minister may cut subsidy 4.6:3 'Moon' tracked by Woomera 28,7:1 Ambulance zone conference 19.6:2 Woomera test of air bomb 12.8:1, More, staff for Beli.iont ambulance 20,6:2 Hopes for Equipment in Rocket. Tests 13,8:12 £1100 towards ambual ance 28.6:2 U.K. finds Woomera valuable 18.8:3 Stockton's threat on ambulance 3.7:2 Rocket fuel hopes in South Australia 20.8:1 Details for ambulance poll sought 21,7:2 £10 Million 'ceiling' in Woomera 20.8:4 7 million miles in 37 years - Leo Butler Pocket missile developed 25.8:3 2,8:5 Space missile for Woomera 1.9:1 State Ambulance conference 23.8:2 , Woomera test 'on Thursday' 2.9:1 Ambulance service promotions blast 25.8:2 Launchers to be built for rockets 6,9:1 Ambulance staffing 'adequate' 25.8:4 U.K. space rocket fired at Woomera 8.9:1 Ambulance scheme to be outlined 29.8:2 Rocket test on radar 9,9:1 Nominations for Lake ambulance 1.9:5 2-stage rocket at Woomera 19,9:12 N,M.II. INDEX 2-1958 VIOMIC RESEARCH - \u-tr.ilia (Con't,) AU.STRALIAN LABOUR PARTY (Con't.) Woomei.i Rocket Range -I .K. intention not Ban on A.L.P, branch 15.5:3 known (i. lO: 3 A,L.P. preselection polls: keen contests Britain ludei- security check 17,10:1 expected 16.5:2 .St-i-urit.\ nii>n in wide check 20,I0:3 Hard fight for 2 in seat poll 17.5:3 •Space port report denied 20,10:3 A.L.P. voting surprises 19.5:1 '''o lectu'Ck of workers at Rocket Range 22,10:6 Ex-secretary (W.M, Rigby) to oppose C, Evatt •Now i.sotope produced 19,11:10 19.5:3 New missile passes te.st 22,11:3 2 vote margin in U. Hunter A.L.P. poll 20.5:2 Cafitteiia a- target aircraft 5,12:1 A.L.P. protest on planes buy 26..5:3 Atom .Science Institute inaugurated 5,12:3 Preselections for inquiry 31.5:3 Range addition gazetted (Woomera) 5,12:3 No Labour link with D.L.P. 4,6:3 Guided missile documents: Airman faces 2 Unity move on A.L.P.
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