N.M.H. iNni:\. 1-1<»M MIOKICIMS AMBLL..VNCi:S fCon't.) v'lercy attack somotmtion 3.1:3 Ambulance Chief disnissed CMcKay) 2.11:2 \'-ori.-Jn;,l patients: nor excluded, hospital says .Ambulance tries out mask - Lake Macauarie 2.11:9 Liquor for Vboi-i-ines 'diabol i, .-il rove' 12.1:3 Ambulance man charged - Eric L. Mckav ^.11: Vboriiiinal V.elfaro Conference 20.1:4 .Ambulance meeting 17.11:2 New attempt for meeting over natives 3.3:4 Plea on ambulance subsidies I'-.11:9 Vppeal fund for Aborigines 1P.3:2 24 seek position 30.11:2 Caii'paiun for education of aborigines 20.3:6 .Ambulance loss bv theft £1,252 (McKav case) Votes for natives move by Labour 23,1:1 2.12:10 \l-ori<:iiiaI 'silent too long' 2".3:4 New Chief for ambulance (Mr. D.J. Parsons) Welfare Board's 'bad name' 1.4:13 7.12:1 Aboriginal head of Council - i.r.*MrGinness Judge adjourns McKay hearing *.12;5 4.4:1 McKay given bond; to repay £1,252 12.12:6 Teachers' support on Aborignes campaign 6.4:2 Service to jimbulance (Mr. D.J. Parsons) 18.12:4 Federal inquiry into vote for a'-^orieines 14.4:3 Confirmed (Mr. Parsons appointment) 22.12:2 Court's rulinir for aboriginal 2~.4:3 Committee of ambulance loses member 22,12:2 Housing plan starts for aborieincs ll.=:3 Hospital fMoree) takes firm stand on seereuation .ATOMIC BOMBS - H-BOMBS, SATELLITES, .MISSILES 12.5:3 ' ' STCLE.AR POWER Aboriginal stand welcon.ed 13.5:1 Australia likely to accept 3,2:3 Minister sees colour bar in world setting 15.5:3 6^ ton Sputnik into orbit 6,2:1 Aboriginal vrards fail in appeals 17.5:4 Sputnik bases predicted 8.2:1 .\pathy to aborigines criticised l-.5:6 World ponders silence of giar.t sputnik 9.2:3 First award for welfare board staff 1,6;3 Spaceship still on path to Venus 14.2:1 ,Aborigines put tribal law first 2.6:4 Trackers can't find rocket 15.2;1 Board grants land lease to Aborigines 21.6:3 Liquor law sole ban on natives 24.P:2 Man-in-space missile test 10.3:3 .Iborigines for ceremonies 13.7.3 •Little Blackie' elates Soviet 'step forward' New deal plan for aborigines 4.'9:3 11.3:1 Desert blacks swept b\ measles; 3 die 6.9:1 First man put into space (Russia) 13.4:1 Conditions cause 21 native deaths 7.9:4 Soviet appeal to World 13.4:1 Aboriginal 'free to nominate' -.9:10 Russians celebrate successful flight 13.4:1 Policy change on natives 13.9:12 American rocket - Blue Scout II 13.4:1 Pledge of quick improvements for Aborieines Jubilant Russians prepare to welcome space hero 13.9:12 14.4:1 Spaceman tracked by U.S. stations 14.4:1 Aborigines and Board vacanc\- 22.9:1 Prepared to go again 14.4:1 New homes for aborieines 23.9:1 Man on his way to the moon (Leader) 14.4:2 Wet canteen on native reserve urged 2'-. 9:5 Moscow welcomes space flight hero 15.4:1 Colour barrier claim b\- part aboriginal 7.10:3 Bigger Vostok about May 1. 18.4;4 5 homes for aborigines 14.10:1 American in space 'probably Tuesday' 1.5:1 \otin^ right for all aborieines favoured 20.10:5 Ships prepare for Astronaut 2.'-:3 Native babies hit by disease 7.11:3 Man-in-space shot delayed by weather l."^:! Pianist critical of perrit 7.II:? Day for space shot still in doubt 4.5:1 14 homes for aborieines -.11:3 Cottaees for aborigines 29.11;5 Space shot may be made to-day 5,5:1 Drink plea for aborieines 1.12:-= American Astronaut's course 5.5:5 Premier to discuss jo'-s for natives -^.12:2 U.S. space flight succeeds 6,5:1 Aborigines pass patrol cause 1(^.12:12 Another space flight in '60 days' 8.5;1 Natives form association for new deal 27.12:3 Spacemen to tell nation of epic flight 9.5:1 U.S. planning ahead for space orbit 9,5:1 vciiicrLTi'Ki: Cameras took space shots 9.5:3 Drastic rut in farm income claimed 13.5;3 Spaceman relaxes after big day 10.5:1 School staff plans to stop work 9.:3 U.S. 'will win race to moon' 18.5:1 Primarx production value up 22.6:15 June date for 2nd Astronaut 20.5:1 Record rural production 14,7:3 Space capsule recovered 20.6:1 New bead of iigriculture (Mr. C. l-dear) I9,P:3 3 satellites on one rocket 30.6:1 Record 9054 m. missile shot 8.7:3 AMBIXANCKS Space capsule caught in air 11,7:1 New ambulance at scone l'-.l:14 Countdown begins for space shot 18.7:1 Ambulance plan for new stations 20.1:2 Weather holds up U,S, space flight 19.7:1 Storaee tender recommended (Maitland) 20.1:14 Spacemen's flight stopped by clouds 20.7:1 2 ambulance stations soon 17,2;4 Third try at space shot 21.7:3 Ambulance Committee suspends member 17.3:1 America sends 2nd Astronaut into space 22.7;1 Ambulance spending criticised 21.4:3 Valuable data lost with space capsule 24.7:1 .Ambulance station to cost f5,703 19.5;2 New U.S. venture into space 25,7:1 No decision on conference (Maitland) 19.5:13 Weather forecasting help from Tiros III 5.>~:1 Board's help recoenised by plaque 26.5;2 2nd Soviet cosmonaut launched 7.8:1 Pictorial record of ambulance (Newcastle) 2.6;9 Signals, but no voice from Soviet capsule 7.'-:l Crash waegon 'not needed' by cimbulance 16.6:5 Cosmonaut Titov back to earth 8.8:1 Air ambulance service aim for N.S.W. 21.6:3 Another epic space iourney (Leader) '-.8:2 Election request refused 18,8:2 America lagging in space race P.8:3 Ambulance poll dispute 1,9:4 Russian spaceman was 'earthsick' 9.8:1 New ambulance station opened - Kurri 4.9:8 Military aspect of space flight 9.8:3 .•\mbulance Committee candidates 9,9:2 Spaceship 'could land an.vwhere' 10.8:1 Ambulance su'scril^ers to run team 11.9:2 Astronaut trainee for Australia ll.*~:9 .Ambulance poll debated 12,9:13 Space shot by U.S. soon 14.5:1 .\mbulance net surplus down I3.9;4 U.S. '.indmill satellite sent into orbit 17.8:1 .Ambulance poll debated l'^.9:13 Portable platform fired into space 24.*-:l Ballot papers hitch resolved 20.9:3 Venus rocket next year 30.9:3 Bic poll dcla.NS naming a.nibulance body 22.9:3 'Sky spy' needle cloud in orbit 23,10:1 Ai-ibulance election - Further delay sought 28.9:1 Freak T.V. blamed on needles cloud 24.10;1 ,\mbulance shows €13,000 loss 28,9:5 Biggest man-made explosion in history 21.10:3 Ambulance poll to industrial panel 29.9:3 Soviet follows up super bomb with new explosion Move to obtain crash waggon (Lake Macquarie) 26.10:1 7.10:(^ 'No fallout risk to Australia' in So\-iet tests Meetinc to Hiscuss ambulance 10.10:2 26.10:1 ,\mbulance to make survey (Lake Macquarie) 12,10:11 World protests on Russian bomb continue 26.10:3 Campaicn on ambulance (Cessnock-Kurri) 12.10:18 Spy satellite test success 26.10:3 .Ambulance board meets deputation - Cessnock Soviet sets off 'about 50 megaton' explosion 13.10:4 31.10:1 Newcastle an'bulance decision 14.10:1 Russians ignore world protest; new blast reported Ambulance Board will not resign - Cessnock 1.11:1 1 .10:3 Military motive in super blasts (Leader) 1.11:1 Ambulance Chief su.spended (I .L. McKay) 17.10:1 N-bomb forecast 2.11:3 Ambulance affairs discussed 20.10:1 Nuclear scientists urge ban on testing 3.11:2 Union to be recoenised - Newcastle siib-i-ranch Blow to' U.S, plans for launching space man Hospital Kmployees' Association 20.10:2 14.11:3 'Crash waeeon' demonstrated 25.10:2 Soviet balloon record beaten 22.11jl .Subscribers' bid on Cessnock ambulance 26.10:20 Chimp sent into space 30.11:1 Aerial jiii'bulance plannc.l 11.10:11 Chimp to have medical check 1.12:3 I --oj the Chimp in best of spirits 2.12:1 U.K. space shot next year 8.12:3 N.M.H. IN11I-:':, 2-1961 \10\IC Kl -,1 \K|-H. \iiNr i-^iliii • AUSTRALIAN LAHOUR PARTY fCon't.) 15,il loon's test '-oar icroxorcd 14,1:3 State A.L.P. urges plan for education 13,6:3 b 1-: \c<iis iilioad for Uooncra 11.2:1 AJu.P. against new dairy survey 13.6;4 ^lacbiiio !-oosts ,itoi)i (csoai-rh 1.3:3 Union meat move fails 13.6;8 ^.in-into-spaco simulated 25.5:1 banned A.L.P. films to be replaced 28.6;1 iuHv era picks lip i-ookot at -0,000 miles 27,3:1 A.L.P. to offer wider social services 30.6:3 2n,l ?\toi!ic reactor operating 11.4:1 Labour pointers on taxes 5.7»1 • i.K.