N.M.il. L.lil-x •A.-ORK;! .i.s 1-1960 j''^)oi!s M)„|, ,01- ;rioritji;ii:s M.l:'2 ATOMIC liOVilv, il.m.Vi SATELI ITi:-^ r MISSILES ]-"l")r l:iu on n;itives critici.seil 21. I: Jo {Cont'd.! f'''tition of ,.,crry" for aliorii,in.-il '20.1:11 U.S. satellite sends back new space data 13.3:1 I'.l'iure op;.o.sition - n.itive liomcs to qo up Russian spaceship lands safely 22.8:1 (.i)un;imble l.(i:,T •>pace vehicle landed on level meadow 23.8:1 liill to Slop council ban on hind Coonamble 7.6:3 .Ahuri.ines ,-,s trainees in business 7.6:4 ATOMIC RESEARCH - Australia "roloiii- bill-" claim: .Minister aslcs for report Rocket watch at Woomera 18,1:1 Atom plant operating - (Lucas Heights) 3.2:16 Inion plea to iielp aboricjines 17.6:2 New director appointed at Lucas Heights Aboriijines decline two .seats 24,6:3 (Dr, George Dalton) 25.2:2 Aborii]iiies joard to continue 6.7:11 More tracking stations 27,2:3 Pastor's plea for aborigines 9.7:3 Conference on atom use 19,3:3 Problem of the aborigines 13.7:8 Blasts cause established 24,3:1 Investigation of aborigines conditions 14.7:2 Rocket test successful - "Aerolus" 26.3:1 Wore help urged for aborigines 14.7:4 Tracking station start soon 7,4:3 I'ative' liquor ban to be lifted 23.8:1 Woomera may be write-off 8.4:3 Aborigines and liquor laws 24.8:2 Blue streak to be discontinued 14.4:1 T.H.C. seeks deputation on aborigines 25,8:2 Blue Streak cut: department to investiqaie Native drink plan: Cabinet talk likely to-dav 15.4:3 30.8:1 ^ ^ Missile job in doubt 19.4:1 Assimilation tlie answer, 13isliop says 1,9:9 Blue Streak project: Statement to be made Citizenship urged for aborigines 14.9:3 28,4:6 Native liquor act amended 24,9:7 Blue Streak's possible role 29,4:3 Natives writing own legends 30.9:2 Woomera role in space tests 30,4:10 Clean-up at de&tli camp 14.10:1 6th success with rocket 25.5:1 Medical officer to report on epidemic 15.10:1 New Woomera computer largest yet 26.5:1 Extra allocation for Armidale settlement A-plant for remote industries aim 26.5:1 18.10:3 Woomera plan for decision 6.6:1 Woomera rocket launching 22.6:1 Plight of acorioines (Leader) 19.10:2 Woomera 'A hot potato' 12.7:3 .Ajori'iiies' plight: Extra money allotted Blue Streak cancellation - Resentment denied 19.10:3 13,7:3 Move to assist aborigines 25.10:3 U.K. planes for Woomera bomb tests 16,7:3 Aborigines to crowd camp 26.10:8 Australia must help at Wootnera 27.7:14 Bid to stop eviction of aboriginal 18.11:2 Stipulation in rocket talks 28.7:3 Second atomic reactor - Lucas Heights 5.8:1 AGRICULTURE Rocket talks awaited 6,8:11 Research award to plant expert 14.1:3 Talks on Blue Streak's role 30.8:4 Primary industry challenge seen 28.1:15 U.K. minister arrives for talks on space project 8 p.c. rise likely in farm income 9.2:3 13.9:3 Warning on rocket plan 14.9:1 AiidULANCES Missile talks extend 20.9:1 Concession for mines pensioners 7.1:2 Decision this year on 'Satellite club' 22.9:3 Election bid by ambulanceman 14.1:2 'Bargain' on U.S. use of Woomera 4.10:3 Free ambulance service to T.P.I. 22.1:2 High A-post to Australian (A.D. McKnight) Ambulance Income 23,1:22 5.10:3 Ambulance receives bogus call 25.1:2 Start on atom smasher 29.10;3 Ambulance bid for branches 19.2:2 Americans' big gift for research work 11.11:1 Ambulancemen v->ould lose under award 18.3:3 Missile tests at Woomera 15,11:3 Ambulance committee criticised 23,3:14 Reactor ready in February 15.11:3 Ambulance branch suggested 25.3:2 Faster atom tests with new block 19.11:3 Ambulance log presented 30.3:8 Rocket firing successful 25.11:3 Protest over appointments 22.4:4 Research rocket project 2,12:3 Debate on car 22.4:11 New plant for Lucas Heights 9.12:17 Ambulance committee to meet 20,5:15 Rocket firing successful 16.12:1 Inquiry into ambulance 1,6:11 Ambulance men to have State award 3,6:16 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR PARTY Ambulance award plan - Union official critical Hint on chief justiceship 11,1:1 6.6:2 Court post - Statement likely to-day 19,1:1 Ambulance replies 7.6:4 A.L.P. may reject candidates 26.1:6 Ambulance men protest 9.6:2 A.L.P. motion of confidence 27.1:4 Ambulance action deferred for week 16.6:1 Labour bid for Maitland 30.1:2 Ambulance group to meet Union 17.6:1 A.L.P. move for "right of recall' 1.2:3 Blootl group identification suggested 17.6:4 Silence on party decision 3.2:3 Ambulance dispute talks to-day 22.6:5 Bid to recast A.L.P. aims 3.2:16 further talks on award 24.6:3 Federal powers poll plea 4.2:3 New ambulance substations 24.6:4 Chief justiceship: No discussion by A.L.P. Union meets ambulance 28,6:6 6.2:1 Move on award: Ambulancemen seek break 2,7:3 State control sought 8.2:2 Ambulance change rejected 22,7:2 Labour critical of press influence 8.2:3 Ambulance men seek conference 23.7:6 N'cle College move by A.L.P, 6.2:3 Mr. Calwell likely choice as party head 11.2:1 Stand on award issue "serious" 27.7:9 Need for virile Labour Party 12.2:2 Govt, criticised on ambulances 27.7:14 Teacher to seek pre-selection 13.2:2 Commissioner to hear dispute 28.7:17 Hunter by-election: A.L.P. selection by council breakdown in ambulance award talks 30.7:2 Scone helps ambulance headquarters 3.8:16 15.2:2 March 7 for vital Caucus 15,2:3 Committee, Union to confer 19.8:2 Hunter preselection: Ballot change sought Ambulance defers radio plan 19,8:12 16,2:1 Ambulance plan; no legal bar 26.6:3 Hunter preselection: Rank and file to vote 'Percentages' in ambulance raffles paid 1.9:1 Parking space sought for ambulances 14.9:3 17,2:1 Ambulance had £6,390 surplus 14.9:5 Mr. Pollard '..acked as leader 18,2:3 Eight in Hunter ballot 19,2:1 Holidays not settled 16.9:2 "Militant" 25 and the A.L.P. (Leader) 19.2:2 Substation for R. Terrace: Ambulance board A.L.P. leaders hit meeting 19.2:3 decision 21.10:3 Extended shop hours rejected by A.L.P. 20.2:1 Medals for Ainbulance board men 1.12:2 8 alleged on unity ticket 20,2:1 ATOMIC ilOMdS, H-liOMaS, SATELLITES AND MISSILES A.L.P. Hunter vote: Late names for list 22.2:2 Late members can vote in Hunter poll 24.2:2 Russian rocket area - Australia seeks more Mr. Ward for deputy leader ballot 27.2:3 details 14.1:1 Mr! A.W. James Labour choice for Hunter 29.2:1 U.K. rockets - Enough thrust for satellite A.i-.p'. chides branches on interference 5.3:1 14.1:3 Opposition to attack economic policy 5.3:1 Socket target area cleared 16.1:1 Labour to choose new leaders 7.4:1 More missiles planned in U.S. budget 19.1:1 A L.P. conference for poll 7.3:3 Missiles unit for north 19.1:1 Mr. Calwell to lead labour: Mr. Whitlam deputy A-Tcst in Sahara soon 19.1:3 8.3:1 Men in space attempt tip 21.1:1 Promotion 'well earned' 8.3:1 Soviet fires test rocket 22.1:1 Mr. Calwell steps up (Leader) 0.3:2 liad.-jr tracked Soviet rocket 23.1:3 Great honour to leaders 9.3:3 .Sc-cond Pacific missile firi-d by Russia 2.2:1 N.M.H. IMDKX ;^-i96o A".';''-/V1,\>: AUli!- |.-AhTY (Cont'd.) ' AU;;TRALIAW LABOUR PARTY, (Cont'a.) N.-t ice 1' ;:-,-! t'li b_v Mr.'Ward 10.3:- Nationalising: policy move 22.9:3 :'e;.i^i. on .'eci-etary (Mr. Dalziel-) l/.3:3 State medical fund urged 26.9:4 . -•':••;'. .•iri.-ir.i:-^:;; issue : Mr. Ward not .supported New banner for Labour 27.9:3 :".3:: Premier warns "traitors" in Caucus 29.9:1 !art,-; debate on residence i?4.3:l Mr. Isaksen seeks review .of expulsion 1.10:3 A. .' . inquiry on M.L.C. (Mr. Rygate) 30.3:1 A.L.P. action on property 4.10':7 ' iarty rebuffs Mr. Ward 31.3:3 Parties dispute property 5.10:12 • abour -t-.-oj.-en to .iieet 1.4:3 Court echo of Hobart split 6.10:12 A.l.i. expels Mr. Rygate. 2.4:1 Court rejects application by A.L.P. men 7.10:10 Call for unity in A.L.P. 4.4:3 M.L.A. denies challenge to ex-leader 11,10:3 A, I..P.