NMH INDEX 1-1966 ABATTOIRS Bee also Newcastle City Council

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N.M.H. INDEX 1-1966
ABATTOIRS AGRICULTURE (Con't.)
Bee also Newcastle City Council: Abattoirs Federal funds for conference 17.2.4
Food and Foodstuffs: Meat 30 p.c. fall in farm income 23.2.13
£75,615 abattoir order let (Maitland) 13.1.6 Team for pastoral research 28.2.12
Abattoir staff increased (Wingham) 22.2.15 New spraying of Indian hemp 23.3.5
Work at abattoir commended 31.3.23 Agricultural college standards 30.3.14
Fewer young cattle sold at Maitland 1.4.7 Junior farmers in State finals 14.4.12
Union accused of contempt (Meat Industry) J.F. debating final at Tocal College 20.4.14
8.4.3 Larger sowings of oats 5.5.11
Meatworkers ordered back (Homebush) 13.4.9 College plans new block (Toeal) 22.6.19
Salesyards at Horaebush to cost $I.5m. 82.4 million grants 13.7.3
14.4.26 Research station proposed (Hunter Valley)
Over 1,000 Homebush men out 14.4.26 10.8.6
Meat industry union fined 84,000 15.4.6 60 places want new college 19.8.4
Meatworkers to continue stop (Qld.) 18.4.3 Research seen as key to better farming 30.8.15
Abattoir business "tied to exports" (Maitland) Bureau to seek more members 1.9.14
4.5.9 Lucerne to be processed at Singleton I.10.23
Forced sales of stock to meat trade 12.5.II Scholarships in agriculture 19.10.10
Central killing works proposal 17.6.14 Request for research station fails 27.10.25
Four-day abattoir week plan 20.7.5 Emphasis on starting crops new to Hunter
4-day week proposed at abattoir 22.7.4 3.11.5
Abattoir men vote against shorter week Vast increase in sowings of lucerne 4.11.8
28.7.4
Higher rates at abattoir (Maitland) 28.7.5 AIR POLLUTION
Stock drop at Maitland abattoir 26.8.12
No quick reduction in air pollution 23.3.6
Finance sought for abattoir (Wingham)
Exhausts key to pollution 23.3.10
26.8.13
25 on air pollution studies 4.5.7
Abattoir men try to cut pressure (Maitland)
Results in drive on air pollution I. K. Long-
30.8.13
worth 28.5.25
Wingham abattoir staff to be cut 3.9.27
Long battle for cleaner air 2. K. Longworth
Maitland abattoir meat exports suspended
30 . 5.2
7.9.5
Rifts in smoke umbrella 3. K. Longworlh
Big bullock price (Maitland) 20.9.1
1.6.2
Strike likely to extend at Abattoir 20.9.3
Long fight against air pollution 4. K. Long-
Stop continues (Homebush) 22.9.27
worth 4.6.6
Recommendation to end strike 28.9.4
Ash fallout extends (Wangi Power Station)
Men go back to abattoirs (Homebush) 29.9.3
9.6.8
Abattoir week still 4 days (Maitland)
Nearly 860 m. on clear air 12.8.7
15.10.25
Few will recall abattoirs' story 8.12.12
AMBULANCES
Establishment of Abattoirs at "saturation"
10.12.3 Ambulance man to go farming (L. Deaves) 12.1.9
Tenders for Wallsend ambulance 20.1.22
ABORIGINES Ambulance later for Munmorah 28.1.6
White chosen for new ambulances 17.2.5
"Aborigines learn new things fast" 2.2.20
Ambulance classes at Cessnock 19.2.23
Bishop's call for service to Aborigines
Ambulance link completed 4.3.11
1.3.3
Upper Hunter ambulance chief retires 11.3.7
White pay for aborigines on cattle stations
8170,000 to buy aerial ambulance 30.3.12
8.3.3 Ambulances in white 1.4,5
Canberra move for Aborigines 11.3.3 Coalfields pays for ambulance 2.4.II (11.4.4
Aborigines receive chance: Racial move up to 2-Way radio sets for ambulance (Upper Hunter)/
Cabinet 17.3.2 Ambulance service improved (Upper Hunter)
Aboriginal wins scholarship (Robert Smith, 18.4.15
Kempsey) 17.3.14 New ambulance officer engaged (Ray Bleninan)
Aborigines strike at N.T. station 28.4.16 20.4.14
Council puts dance ban on aborigines 31.5.3 Ambulance area investigation 21.4.4
Secondary school for aborigines 9.7.3 New stretchers (Manning District) 28.4.11
Natives seek politeness 26.7.3 Ambulance plan (air) 4.5.1
Aborigines' conditions for probe 3.8.10 Board aim ambulance air fleet 5.5.3
Equitable pay sought for aborigines 3.8.13 Ambulance bearer honoured (K. Reid) 6.5.3
Full pension soon 3.8.20 Ambulances can ignore red lights 9.5.6
Aboriginal group plea for State aid 16.8.5 Maitland ambulance held up 19.5.12
Aborigines demonstrate 17.8.14 Commission to hear dispute 25.5.6
Education of aborigines not equal 22.8.11 Board reluctant on - conference's recognition
Equipment for aborigines 6.9.7 6.6.4
Wage rise for N.T. aborigines 14.9.8 Hearing for ambulance board clash 8.6.4
"No care" for aborigines 4.10.4 State to get first air ambulance 23.6.5
Aborigines get fully-paid work 4.10.5 Union ban could cost Jobs 29.6.18
Moree homes for aborigines 11.10.11 Ambulance fees rise (Central Coast) 30.6.6
200 workers back aboriginal strike 15.10.3 Ambulance gets two-way radio 4.7.7
Plea for aboriginal stockmen 21.10.14 120 to get first aid certificates 18.7.12
Aborigines 'new deal' 2.11.5 Bequest helps radio service(Upper Hunter)
Aborigines warned over rent 1.12.16 22.7.11
Aborigines "need protection" 6.12.18 Wallsend first aid results 28.7.4
Belmont first aid passes: 65 successful
ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES 29.7.5
Road deaths in Aust. world's second highest Ambulance protest rejected II.8.5
5.1.5 Thanks to ambulance crash job 18.8.12
Straight roads driver trap 20.1.12 Long service near end I.9.14
333 poison deaths last year 4.3.7 Ambulance in sound state (Taree) 9.9.5
Road accidents increase 4,000 5.11.3 More miles by Singleton ambulances 16.9.14
Death toll on roads goes up 18.II.3 Jago may open station (Wallsend) 22.9.28
885 road deaths in 3 months 13.12.3 St. John corps members inspected 26.9.15
Newcastle area free of fatals 26.12.1 Ambulance given to Merriwa 26.9.16
21 road deaths lift year's toll to 1,124 New Gosford ambulance appointment 1.10.23
Life membership recommended (Dr. Rober & Mr.
27.12.3
North ends holiday with no road toll 28.12.1 Hassan) 1.10.23
Water can kill the unwary 29.12.2 Ambulance has busiest year (Brisbane Water)
Northern road toll down 27 on 1965 29.12.4 4.10.13
First aid awards for 75 4.10.13
AGRICULTURE Bequest helps ambulance get radio unit (U.
Hunter) 6.10.19
Extension work need in Hunter 13.1.6 Air ambulance by December 7.10.15
Maize crop yield low 13.1.6 Ambulancemen see new car 13.10.3
Specialist on fodder storage 13.1 6
Scone ambulance officer promoted (D. Harrison)
Pest curbs in lucerne seed crops 17.1.6
15.10.25
Renewed bid for college (Scone) 17.1.6
Ambulance men want import aid 19.10.10
Bid to pep up soil of 18 settlers 20.1.5
Ambulance station to be opened (Wallsend)
Sudax crop too big for silo 27.1.18
20.10.4
Part of maize crop fails; offer as feed 4.2.5
N.M.H. INDEX 2-1966
AMBULANCES (Con't.) ART AND ART GALLERIES (Con't.)
69 Students get certificates (Cessnock) Squeeze at Art Gallery 19.8.4
22.10.25 Lively work by Gleghorn (Von Bertouch)
Ambulance aid offer by Apex (Beresfield) 19.8.6
31.10.10 Aboriginal wins art prize 19.8.13
How to live graciously (exhibitions) 26.8.4
Ambulances go functional 4.11.4
Like open-air gallery 29.8.15 . -ti « «
Committee equips ambulances (M'brook)
Rock carving "not work of aborigines' ^l.H.b
16.11.10
Exhibition of art in the home (Scone) 31.8.1':
Ambulance lost to Wallsend 17.11.8
Mattara shows, new gallery 3.9.4
Surgery for sick rides 18.11.1
Art show to-day ("Sun") 5.9.4
New chairman of St. John (Dr. A. Langley)
Art gains from automation (Mattara) 5.9.t>
15.12.12
Muswellbook plan for Art Gallery 5.9.10
24-hour ambulance for Bay 22.12.3
Child art contest 8.9.9 Q Q A
ART AND ART GALLERIES Nature's silent dramas (Rona Scott) 9.9.'*
Art exhibit disappears on way to Australia
More Art Gallery interest 1.1.4 21.9.1
Art display from Poland 14.1.4 Sculpture found 23.9.1
Acquisition show at Gallery 15.1.4 Religious exotic (Michael Kmit) 23.9.7
Art exhibit at Gosford 18.1.14 Gallery at M'brook proposed 1.10.23
More entries for prize (Maitland Show) 20.1.5 Legacy of a master (Frank Lloyd Wright)
Art Society President in 25th term (T. W.
5.10.4
Ninness) 20.1.12 Scone art prize date fixed 13.10.4
Archibald win - Melb. win from record art Fairytales, fat solicitor (Cedric Flower)
entry 22.1.3 14.10.4
What the Gallery bought 22.1.9 Arts scholarship 1.11.14
Polish art show 31.1.4 Art prize of $1,000 backed 3.11.3
Art entries exhibition 1.2.15 Variety in Low show 4.11.4
Time and the flowers (Margaret Olley) 11.2.4 Aldermen try to get hang of abstract art
Friends and music (Kenneth Arraitage) 16.2.6
7.11.2
Art exhibition for U.S. (School art) 16.2.19
Council wants to view Upwey 9.11.5
Spectacular decade: now Art Gallery faces
Four pioneers of abstract 9.11.8
next stage 17.2.2
Newcastle aid sought for Armidale art 10.11.5
Sketches irk alderman (Bassan) 17.2.3 Upwey picture inspection 15.11.4
Art Gallery at crossroads 18.2.2 Aldermen say - Away 'Landscape in Upwey'
Painting, print for Gallery 18.2.4 16.11.1
Stimulus in art (leader) 19.2.2 Bargains for collectors 18.11.4
Art find in Adelaide (Colonel Light painting) Art prize increased by 8100 (Muswellbrook)
21.2.7 28.II.17
Winning art exhibit anebstract (Maitland) 'Monsters' - or true art 7.12.8
23.2.4 Art experts to visit Newcastle 10.12.4
Bursting at the seams (Maitland Prize) 23.2.4 Gallery chuckles at hanging 17.12.4
. A matter of texture (Elwyn Lynn) 25.2.4
Painting damage 9.3.3 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR PARTY
Ghosts in the Gallery 10.3.4
Views by Nth. Belmont A.L.P. brings rebuke
Furniture in art show (Mrs. Rae Richards)
10.3.17 5.1.4
President to retire (L. Bromley, Carrington
Art find in Parliament 11.3.5
A.L.P.) 11.1.5
Taree to have art show 22.3.12
A.L.P. move to spread Senate representation
Art talk to-day 30.3.4
11.1.5
Sydney artists portrait prize (Judy Cassab)
Boolaroo-Speers Pt. A.L.P. move 14.1.5
31.3.3
Robertson's "oscar" for Calwell 18.1.7
Durer and Easter 31.3.4
Bell tells of council positions 18.1.7
Display of woodcuts popular 7.4.11
A.L.P. unopposed officers 25.1.7
Portraits and moderns 14.4.6
A.L.P. post to Coulthart 29.1.1
Dickerson paintings - disturbing but true
A.L.P. drive in Gosford electorate 1.2.5
15.4.4
Labour in this year - Calwell 3.2.22
Art exhibition (Taree) 20.4.12
W.A. Labour woos unions 5.2.26
Print in gallery clue to artist 21.4.1
Woraan's rise in A.L.P. (Mrs. S. Ormonde)
Paintings by Grieve - colour that pleases
29.4.4 7.2.4
Belmont's art show 3.5.6 A.L.P. branch elections (Speers Point-Boolaroo
83,000 Italian art prizes 9.5.4 Kahibab) 7.2.8
Eight artists from other islands 10.5.4 A.L.P. opposition to State aid reaffirmed
Individuality in pottery (John Gilbert) 20.5.5 10.2.1, 20
Painted prize entry (Mary Beeston) 24.5.4 Aid scholar, not school, A.L.P. line 11.2.1
Portraits and pitfalls (Helena Rubinstein - Blunt letter by Whitlam 12.2.1, 3
Regional Portrait Prize) 24.5.4 Watson Labour's youngest P.M. 1. (Kim Beazley's
Two art shows next week 2.6.16 articles) 12.2.7
Hilder anniversary - nostalgia in watercolour Education endowraent for all children, A.L.P.
9.6.4 aim 14.2,1
Polish Art display at Maitland 10,6.10 M.H.R. challenges Labour Executive 14,2,1
Scone art committee elected 13,6,7 Watson thrusts at "rawest recruit" 2, K,
Dobell wing suggested 16.6.1 Beazley 14.2.2
Phyl Stone paintings 16.6.4 Whitlam wants party recast 15.2.1
Major gift to Gallery ("The Artist's Mother" - An inside job (leader) 15.2.2
Eric Wilson) 17,6.4 A warm-hearted Scotsman - Andrew Fisher. 3.
Friend and figures (Donald Friend exhibition) 15.2.4
24.6,4 State Labour Caucus critical of Federal body
Sydney call to Dobell 30.6.8 on aid move 16.2.1
Bank venue for Art Society show 1.7.4 Brother backs A. Eraser 16.2 1
A portrait for Greg (Lady Casey) 5.7.3 Executive's edicts raise storm 16.2.2
Abstract takes the eye (City Gallery) 8.7.4 Fisher's go-ahead measures 4. K. Beazley
Art winner - Newcastle Art Society 11.7.1 16.2.8
Art entries to close - M'Brook 12.7.14 Fraser prepared to stand for party leader
Scone art prize postponed 14.7.23 17.2.1
Humorous touch in paintings (Max Hurley) Fedl. Executive Calwell backed 17.2.3
15.7.4 Year's rule by little giant (Wm Hughes) 5.
250 entries in 8500 art prize (Muswellbrook) K. Beazley 17.2.11
21 .7.10 Labour school aid support gains in three states
New system to store pictures 28.7.6 18.2.1
Main prizes to Sydney artists (Muswellbrook) Hughes line on defence 6. K. Beazley 18.2.7
1.8.4 Victoria behind Fedl. Executive 19.2.1
Complex, modern 1.8.4 Conscription bid cut recruiting (W. M. Hughes)
Art gallery bar for Newcastle 4.8.16 7, K. Beazley 19.2.7
Artist's work - sun-drenched (Joan Beck) 5.8.4 Whitlam warns Queensland on Fedl. Executive
400 forms out for art show (Mattara) 5.8.4 19.2.11
Gay poster art vies for eyes (Swiss) 8.8.4 Will lead at election, Calwell says: aid talk
Sculpture in secret store (Perth) 8.8.8 plea 21.2.1
Home show (Blackbutt Gallery) 11.8.14 Hughes charged with deceit 8. K. Beazley
School art contest 18.8.8 22.2.2
N.M.H. INDEX 3-1966
AUSTRALIAN LABOUR PARTY (Con't.) AUSTRALIAN LABOUR PARTY (Con't.)
Whitlam in dash to Sydney 23.2.1 Oliver voted to 7th term 13.6.1
Matthew Charlton - strong grasper of nettles State A.L.P. votes to curb Federal body's
9. K. Beazley 23.2.8 policy hold 13.6.1
Charlton fought Party machine 10. K. Beazley 8200.000 needed for poll fight 13.6.4
24.2.4 Labour divided (leader) 14.6.2
Calwell staying as Leader 24.2.5 Labour right wins poll 2-1 14.6.3
Frank Tudor - adventurer 11. K. Beazley Vic. Labour head re-elected 14.6.3
25.2.7 A.L.P. raen wrangle 14.6.4
A.L.P. branch seeks wider conference 25.2.9 A.L.P. reply on union tickets 14.6.6
State A.L.P. in attack on Fedl. Executive Labour needed for revolt 14.6.13
26.2 .1 A.L.P. raeeting adopts Jury proposal 14.6.14
Irish issue and Frank Tudor 12.K. Beazley Mr. Calwell shot 22.6.1
26.2.8 Mr. Calwell returns horae tired 23.6.1
Quiet man held Labour together (Frank Tudor) A warning shot (leader) 23.6.2
13. K. Beazley 28.2.4 Youth reraanded on Calwell case 23.6.3
Federal Executive to meet 1.3.1 A.L.P. schools aid platforra faces upset
New M.H.R. is ready to tell (Dr. Patterson) 27.6.1 -
1.3.3 Queensland supports Fed. A.L.P. on aid
Labour's most unlucky leader (J. Scullin) 28.6.1
14. K. Beazley 1.3.4 Labour would raise tax rate 29.6.1
Expel Whitlam motion ready 2.3.3 Education policy (note) 29.6.2
Scullin: heir to the depression 5. K. Caucus start on Federal poll carapaign 5.7.1
Beazley 2.3.4 Federal Caucus wary on issues 6.7.1
Whitlam accused of disloyalty 3.3.1 Bequest to Labour Party 6.7.1
Returning officer again at 85 (Mr. H. C. Federal Labour and A.W.U. peace overture
Englund) (Belmont A.L.P. Branch) 3.3.11 13.7.3
Controversy over Sir Isaac Isaacs 16. K. A.W.U. move on reaffiliation 14.7.3
Beazley 3.3.15 Executive defers contentious Lab. coraplaints
Special Labour talks called over Whitlam 28.7.21
4.3.1 State aid to be discussed 29.7.3
Scullin heresy wins through. 17. K.Beazley A.L.P. Council Taree meeting 29.7.12
4.3.6 Labour votes for aid to all schools 30.7.1,25
School endowraent not approved 5.3.1 A.L.P. Executive bans group 1.8.1
Whitlam trial (leader) 5.3.2 No tags on A.L.P. State aid 1.8.3
"I spoke up for Party": Whitlam 5.3.3 All clear on aid (leader) 2.8.2
John Curtin - his most dramatic days. Cairns explains Labour's Vietnam policy 15.8.6
18. K. Beazley 5.3.8 3 Selected by Labour for oversea tour 17.8.3
Curtin most effective Labour leader. Party to meet on special Viet, report 18.8.3
19. K. Beazley 7.3.4 Enrolment check up 18.8.8
M.H.R. firm for State aid (A. D. Fraser) Hamilton A.L.P. wound-up 19.8.5
.7.3.6 L. Short stays in party 20.8.3
Curtin believed aerial fleet key to defence A.L.P. move in Waratah 23.8.4
20. 8.3.7 Labour M.P. rejects party's Viet, policy
Caucus leadership contest - spill call must 26.8.1
be prelude 9.3.2 A.L.P. Caucus to discuss Vic. member's Viet,
To both party and nation, a great leader stand 27.8.1
(Curtin) 21. 9.3.11 Resignation denied by Benson 29.8.1
Calwell refuses Luchetti call to resign Whitlam slates Viet, aid policy 29.8.15
10.3.1 Labour follies (leader) 30.8.2
Reprimand bid by S.A. on Whitlam 11.3.3 Captain (Benson) on collision course: defence
State Executive unity move 12.3.1 policy dispute 30.8.2
Qld. to seek censure of Whitlam 14.3.1 Benson not at A.L.P. meeting 30.8.15
Whitlam wins Caucus vote 17.3.1 Benson accepts A.L.P. expulsion 1.9.1
A.L.P. net of Chifley friendships. 22. K. Party Council recast (Kahibah State A.L.P.)
Beazley 19.3.8 1.9.9
Northern miners back executive 19.3.24 Benson sees A.L.P. change 5.9.6
More M's.P. may face executive 21.3.1 M.L.A. reports to branch on council charge
Chifley the man and his philosophy 23. K. 7.9.7
Beazley 21.3.4 Labour needs 8200,000 for publicity 9.9.7
Chifley and the banks 24. K. Beazley H. V. Evatt the peace-maker (H. V. Evatt
Meraorial Lecture) 17.9.3
22.3.4
A.L.P. body reformed (Kahibah) 17.9.9
A.L.P. Executive finds 4 guilty of rules
A.L.P*. council re-formed (Wyong) 17.9.9
breaches 24.3.1
A.L.P. raan quizzed (C. H. Sudholz) 6.10.3
Chifley's foreign policy 25. K. Beazley
Calwell says Benson changed views 10.10.15
24.3.15
Benson clairas red herrings coloured issue
Labour merabers' bid for liberty 25.3.1
12.10.8
A.L.P. conference calls for talks on State
A.L.P. raove to heal breach 13.10.3
aid 26.3.1
A.L.P. plan to change executive (Cardiff)
6 A.L.P. members reprimanded 28.3.4
13.10.8
Labour chiefs in talks 29.3.1
A.L.P. forms new council (Wallsend) 10.11.10
Gains from error (Whitlam) (leader) 29.3.2
A.L.P. council reconstituted (Lake Macquarie)
Calwell 'trying to hide A.L.P. cracks'
24.11.8
29.3.3
Crean to stand for leadership 30.11.1
Hot words no vote by leaders 31.3.3
Whitlam may lead party 30. II.2
Whitlam 'in high standing' 4.4.6
A.L.P. Caucus to meet in February 30.11.3
40 Candidates at State A.L.P. talks 4.4.6
Labour executive to meet 2.12.3
Evatt memorial award move 5.4.10
Leadership call issued by A.L.P. State Exec
Calwell stakes future over call-up issue
utive 3.12.1
14.4.1
A.L.P.s tribute to Mr. Simpson 3.12.9
Calwell closure blocks vote 21.4.1
Labour raen would like earlier Caucus 5.12.1,13
Rallies to tell A.L.P. policy 23.4.11
A.L.P. executive hears report 6.12.1
Labour official in hospital (F. E. Chamber
Wrong image of A.L.P., says M.P. 7.12.7
lain) 26.4.1
A.L.P. call for probe soon ends 8.12.1, 3
A.L.P. leaders clash expected 27.4.3
A.L.P. pays tribute to Calwell 9.12.1
A.L.P. inquiry into delegate ratio sought
Victorian tribute to Calwell 13.12.3
27.4.5
Branch praise for Calwell 15.12.8
Confidence vote for Calwell 28.4.1
A.L.P. to pick Leader on February 8 16.12.1
Fight to keep Wyong-Jensen 28.4.10
Hawkins does not want to stand again 19.12.9
Issues to decide (leader) 30.4.2
Mr. Hawkins' position 20.12.4
A.L.P. move on State aid issue 30.4.3
Preselection rift threat 23.12.3
Calwell denial on Vietnam 2.5.6
Getting the best (election candidates)
School aid allegation 3.5.3
(leader) 27.12.2
Out of hospital (Chamberlain) 10.5.3
Calwell tells policy on Vietnam 13.5.1
Calwell says will go to Vietnam 24.5.3 AVIATION
A.L.P. executive meets Tuesday 27.5.3
Skydiver uses emergency 'chute in jump
A.L.P. step on State aid issue 1.6.3
(D. Hobbs) 3.1.1
A.L.P. report on State aid released 2.6.3
Glider clubs' school ending 7.1.4
Mayor resigns from A.L.P. (Aid.Cole, Tamworth)
Drop claim (Parachutist) 29.1.3
7.6.11
N.M.H. INDEX 4-1966
AVIATION (Con't.) AVIATION - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS (Con't.)
Wyong bid to reopen airstrip 3.2.5 2 of family dead in plane crash 17.8.3
Balloon's 22 miles high tests 5.2.25 Jet lands with fire in engine 7.9.1
New ground-air radio link 18.3.3 More sought for airport deputation 16.9.14
Light aviation now big business 31.3.2 Pilot killed after plane hits lines (Coola-
Qantas 707's cleared 31.3.17 mon) 20.9.3 . ,.
Flight record to grandmother (Mrs. Jerrie Death-free year again for major airlines
Mock) 12.4.1 21-9.3 , -,,, V
Otter or elephant (Sea Otter J.N.200) 30.4.6 24 die in plane explosion (Winton, Qld. I
Woman pilot on her way (Sheila Scott) 20.5.5 23.9.1
Second leg of world flight (Sheila Scott) Previous fire in Viscount 24.9.1
21.5.1
Judge to hear public inquiry into air dis-
Pilot resumes world flight (Sheila Scott) aster 24.9.1
24.5.1
Experts fail in air crash clue search
Miss Scott flies into Darwin 1.6.12
26.9.12
Radio fault unheeded (Miss Scott) 2.6.1
Light plane missing (S.A.) 27.9.3
Sleep threat to world flight (Miss Scott)
British expert Joins Viscount crash search
3.6.1
27.9.1-5
Bad weather delays world flyer 6.6.1
World record claimed for airmen 10.6.3 Data recorder recovered 29.9.22
Modern plane for Taree 14.6.14 'Copter down on beach (Hawk's Nest) 30.9.1
Woman flier on her last lap (Miss Scott) Bearing not cause of crash (Viscount)
21.6.1 30.9.15
Woman pilot home after record flight 22.6.19 Masks used in Jet (A.N.A. Boeing 727) 4.10.1
Pilots praise plan for air university 2.8.8 Boy safe in crash (helicopter, Camden) 4.10.1
Newcastle pilot finds balloon 20.8.25 Wreckage of D.C.9 found (Portland, U.S.A.)
D.C.A. officer promoted 1.9.12 4.10.3
Joint deputati')n on airport 1.9.14 Strong wind tips plane (Royal N'cle. Aero
Plane ahead in record bid (Cessna 310-K) Club) 5.10.1
12.9.1 Airliner delayed by faulty door 11.10.3
Flight around Australia sets record 13.9.3 Plane wreck found in bay 15.10.1
Concorde's cost "may greatly exceed 8l5 mill. Australian in island crash dead (R. Black-
19.9.1 well) 27.10.5
Higher pay for plane workers 29.11.3 Sir J. Spicer sought for crash inquiry
Three acres of balloon aloft 8.12.3 (Viscount) 11.11.3
Beacons for safe flying 8.12.14 Jet engine fails (Launceston) 12.11.3
Pupil pilot sets record 22.12.4 Three planes, hanger lost in fire (Roma,
Qld.) 14.11.1
AVIATION - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS Plane crash leads to alterations (Viscounts)
15.11.1
Joyflight crash kills five on S.A. station
Light plane wrecked (Maryborough) 21.11.7
3.1.1
Inquiry into air crash in New Year 23.11.3
Pilot hanging head down in crash escapes
Plane hits post to avoid car (Wyong) 5.12.1
(Rydalmere) 14.1.3
Six unhurt when aircraft down (Perth) 5.12.I
Near thing (six tyres burst on Air-India
Boeing's wheel spins off 12.12.1
Boeing 707) 19.1.1
Helicopter tragedy "death ride" film raay
Pilot rescued as flames week 'copter (Darwin)
solve crash 12.12.3
21.1.1
'Copter fatigue 13.12.1
Emergency on flying boat (Sydney) 22.1.24
'Copter blade found in harbour 14.12.3
Airliner "drops like stone" 26.1.1
3rd tirae unlucky (B.O.A.C. Boeing Jet)
Cropduster's escape (Bothwell, Tasmania)
16.12.17
27.1.3
AVIATION - NEWCASTLE AERODROME
Airliner with 133 on board crashes in Japan
5.2.1 Airport council urged 12.1.4
Australians at U.S. talks on jet crashes Civil airport (note) 13.1.2
17.2.3 Cessnock for airport council plan 13.1.4
Jet gave pilot false warning 17.2.3 Aeropelican as airport for North 14.1.5
Boeing jetliner 'completely airworthy' Cr. opposes Aeropelican airport plan 17.1.7
19.2.11 Haste on city airport not justified 29.1.10
Aircraft slews off runway (Taree) 23.2.5 Hexham airport as factor in employment
Airliner crashes in Tokyo-20 die 5.3.1 19.2.4
124 Crash dead recovered (Tokyo) 7.3.3 Survey flight by McDougall 11.3.4
Seeking cause of air crash (Tokyo) 10.3.10 An airport by stages (leader) 12.3.2
R.A.A.F. planes fired on at Vietnam base Hexham site has possibilities 16.3.4
15.3.1 Council to press on airport 13.4.7
Plane parts hit suburb (Sydney) 17.3.27 Shire says bid for airport impracticable
Experts clear Boeing 727 18.3.4 29.4.12
Cricketers escape ir. crash landing (Brisbane) Council waits for airport conference (Single
19.4.1 ton) 19.5.12
Plane crashes, killing two (Dural) 11.5.1 Works list on aerodrome (Cessnock) 19.5.21
Girl pilot missing (Mary Fergusson) 13.5.1 No decision yet on airport 17.6.4
Air search for girl pilot fails (Mary Hexham strip (note) 10.10.2
Fergusson) 14.5.1 Between-city air run project - I. Macara
Plane crash found; pilot burnt (Mary 13.10.2
Fergusson) 16.5.1 Civil airport plan still being studied
Pilot, father (70) missing (Brisbane) 2.6.1 13.10.3
Fire in plane; open verdict (Rutherford) Airport in view (leader) 17.10.2
2.6.5 Hexham airport plan lags 17.10.2
Airmen found safe by stockman (Brisbane) Airline to study site at Hexham 19.10.4
3.6.3 Site impresses airline experts 21.10.3
Pilot hurt in plane crash (Ullswater, Vict.) Hexham airport site ruled out 22.10.4
4.6.3 Ex-pilot favours Hexham 29.10.2
Pilot dies in 'copter crash (Cape York Airport objection "ridiculous" 9.11.5
Peninsula) 6.6.3 Safe airport at Hexham feasible 30.12.2
Pilot killed in 'copter crash named (N. P.
Edwards) 7.6.14 AVIATION - ROYAL NEWCASTLE AERO CLUB AND
Pilot safe in Caves Beach surf landing AEROPELICAN
25.6.1
Wire removal permits air service 13.I.19
U.S. helicopters collide 28.6.1
Aeropelican as airport for North 14.1.5
Jet plane crash kills 2 (N.Z.) 5.7.1
Cr. opposes Aeropelican airport plan 17.1.7
D.C.A. official killed in plane crash II.7.1
Visit invitation to Lord Casey 8.2.1
Parachutist drowns in stunt Jump 12.7.1
Governor aero club patron 19.2.10
U. S. golfer dies in crash (Tony Lema)
Aero club talks in Newcastle 5.3.4
26.7.3
Scholarships to learn to fly 11.3.8
Pilot tries to tow helicopter 1.8.1
Lord Casey's visit details arranged 25.3.4
Talk on air crash problems 3.8.4
Light aviation now big business 31.3.2
1-Engine landing (Coff's Harbour) 13.8.1
Flying vital to nation - Casey 2.4.4
Woaan injured in glider crash 15.8.1
Aerial sports likely in Olympic Games 2.4.4
Plane down in fog; four killed (Ballarat)
Three aero club members get medals 5.4.4
15.8.3 Airport move club's Job 20.4.14
N.M.H. INDEX 5-1966
AVIATION - ROYAL NEWCASTLE AERO CLUB AND AVIATION - TRANSPORT (Con't.)
AEROPELICAN (Con't.)
Clash of wings 21.9.1
Parties to meet on airport plan (Rutherford) Qantas to spend 81,000 mill. 27.9.15
31.5.7 Flying record (Manning River Aero Club)
Assessment sought for airport (Rutherford) 27.9.15
1.6.7 More aids for air navigation 3.10.12
Awards to teach 2 to fly 27.6.12 Cancelled air routes for probe 5.10.5
Flying awards for 2 7.7.16 New review of intrastate air routes sought
Flight to be resumed (K. Hammonds) 18.7.12 6.10.3
Rutherford air contest 20.7.4 More fire tenders for airports 7.10.7
Pilots flew long way for dinner 1.8.4 Morris favours air link 11.10.1
Aero Club profit a record 30.9.7 Taree Airport work dates 11.10.17
Morris favours air link (Aeropelican) II.10.1 Check on N.S.W. air routes 14.10.3
Rim of the world 3.11.1 Million passengers - T.A.A. 15.10.1
Aero Club elects president (J. C. Fahey) Qantas flights to Amsterdam 15.10.4
2.12.4 Complaint by T.A.A. on routes 19.10.I
Air Services to country areas to be resumed
AVIATION TRANSPORT 27.10.3
Gravel roads lead to air flights (Lake
Ipec will appeal to Privy Council 14.I.6
Cargelligo) 2.11.5
Privy Council rejects Ipec appeal 21.1.3
132-seater jets for Qantas 3.11.3
Airlines chief reappointed (Sir Giles Chipp-
Tarsealing of strip considered (Scone)
indall) 8.2.6
10.11 .12
Extra air services for Quirindi 12.2.12
Rises for hostesses 17.11.30
T.A.A. buying computer for bookings 18.2.11
Action by pilots known Monday 19.II.3
Concord to cost over 8l4m. 18.2.16
Qantas pilots vote for stop 21.11.1
Airport E.T.U. men to strike 19.2.3
Qantas strike put off 22.11.1
Strike at airfields 21.2.7
Court told Qantas favoured 23.11.3
U.S. airlines wants Sydney link 3.3.16
Airports - - - not only for people who fly
Ansett air traffic dropping 10.3 19
A. Farrelly 24.11.2
Stowaway on Jet 18.3.1
Melbourne jet base for Qantas 24.11.3
Taree "needs air passenger rise" 23.3.20
Airline bid to stand down men 24.11.29
"World-class" catering plan for airports
Qantas pilots strike 25.11.1
30.3.12
Airstrip for Gosford 25.11.6
2 More jet airliners for Qantas 6.4.6
Qantas clients get other seats 26.11.1
New air service (N'cle.-Sydney air feeder)
Qantas allowed to stahd down 26.11.3
12.4.3
Qantas strike may hit home services 28.11.1
Study of airline schedules 21.4.3
Australian airlines get Jet loans 29.11.14
Stowaway detected in airliner (Sydney) 28.4.1
Pilots to resume for rise 29.11.19
T.A.A. strike averted 30.4.12
Country plane users' fare concessions
Ambulance plan 4.5.1
30.11.1
Cessnock air link 4.5.4
Qantas pilots make no move to end strike
Radio unit for Mt. Berrico 5.5.3
30 .11 . 3
Qantas plans tour fare 10.5.4
No pilots take Jobs 1.12.1
Navigation aids for airports 16.5.10
Up high pilots are angry 1.12.2
Coraraissioner over-cautious in pay case (flight
Qantas now "virtually in mothballs" 2.12.1
stewards) 3.6.4
8 Qantas pilots quit. Join other airlines
Borah hoax note on plane 4.6.1
3.12.24
Work started on Sydney's 820m. airport 8.6.,1 4
Oversea pilots could declare Aust. "black"
Nose in tug out parking for airliners
5.12.1
16.6.7
2 Jet planes to undertake charter 22.6.14 No Holt move yet on pilots 6.12.3
Ipec starts interstate air freight 23.6.3 Qantas loses right to stand down staff in
Ipec trial flight successful 27.6.7 strike 7.12.3
Plan for new coast-A.C.T. air service 30.6.J Qantas talks stalemate 8.12.1
Qantas deadlock (leader) 9.12.2
Orphan Annie of the Air (banned D.C.4)
Qantas pilot's court raove to test safety
2.7.2
law 9.12.3
Quick change Jet fleet for Australia 5.7.3
Holt backs ministers in air row 10.12.1
Pilots, companies try to avert stoppage
Secret airline strike talks get nowhere
9.7.1
12.12.1
Air fares rise forecast 11.7.3
Quick solution to Qantas dispute likely aim
Offer accepted 12.7.1
of talks 13.12.3
Air girls in wages bid 13.7.6
Qantas offers coraproraise 14.12.3
Resumption of pilots' case 14.7.6
Pilots' response brings strike near settle
Ex-T.A.A. chief hits at "favour" 15.7.1
ment 15.12.1
Call for lower air fares 15.7.5
Qantas talks bog down 16.12.1
Airline issue 15.7.3
Pilots want Govt, to appoint arbitrator
Canada hopes to lure many of our pilots
17.12.1
19.7.5
Pilots stay out: to make call on Minister
150 T.A.A. raen stop work - but no delay
20.12.1
22.7.3
Qantas men in pay dispute 23.7.3 Contract let for Mascot 21.12.5
T.A.A. strikers return after talks 23.7.3 Air pilots vote to end Qantas strike 22.12.1
Airport dispute meeting 25,7,7 T.A.A. enters pilot training 22.12.3
80 Qantas navigators plan 24-hour strike Qantas flights start to-day 23.12.1
26.7.1 "No more stops" aim for Qantas 24.12.3
Air runs returning to normal 25.12.3
Navigators strike 27.7.1
Delays in Qantas schedules 27.12.12
Navigators resume 28.7.1
Swartz says no report on D.C.3s 31.12.I
Coff's Harbour airport role 29.7.4
Ansett spreads flights on major routes
Qantas now settled; allowance up 30.7.24
31.12.4
Runway review (Botany Bay) 2.8.1
Calwell hits at D.C.9 jet delay 5.8.3
BANKS AND BANKING
Taree plane on way 5.8.6
Daily air links planned (Aeropelican-Kings- Newcastle West bank alterations (Bank of N.S.W.)
ford Smith Airport) 6.8.4 12.1.7
Transport by air big business 8.8.9 Bank sees 1966 as sound 14.1.8
Alert at airport in Sydney 9.8.1 Wales sav ings bank 10 years old 19.1.11
Govt, "eager" for new air times 9.8.3 Bank bran ch 100 years (Singleton C.B.C.)
Air traffic increased (Pt. Macquarie) 9.8.9 29.1.5
'Mini airlines' forecast for Australia Record ban k deposits 16.2.20
10.8.2 Savings d eposits rise 818.7 million 1.3.9
Swartz accepts Ansett plan to defer D.C.9 February bank deposits at new peak 15.3.10
delivery 12.8.3 Scholarsh ip winners (C.D.B.) 17.3.27
Expanded air service plan (Scone) 12.8.8 $125 mill . in new funds for banks 2.4.1
Scone landing lights sought 13.8.25 Conferenc e for bank managers 4.4 4
220 key men stop work 19.8.3 $51 m, re lease to banks 22.4.1
Plane on loan to aero club (Manning River) Slight ris e in lending by banks 5.5.26
19.8.6 New 3-sto ry bank (C.T.B. - Hunter & Newcomen
Airport facilities (Melbourne) 3.9.26 Sts.) 27 5.6
295 hostesses resign airline Jobs 3.9.26 Bank offi cers may act over salary claims
Air fares up 3 per cent 5.9.1 9.6.3
N.M.H. INDEX 6-1966
BANKS AND BANKING (Con't.) BEACHES AND BATHS (Con't.)
Bank lending at new peak 15.6.11 Council move to acquire pool site (Merriwa)
Savings and sales rise 29.6.3 23.6.6
850,000 not claimed 1.7.3 Committee urges pool fee rise 24.6.1
Overdrafts rise near year's end 1.7.8 Pool meeting - Morisset 25.6.10
Bank officers demand rise 7.7.3 Dangar Park pool charge may be cut 30.6.4
Banker retiring (G. L. Field) 9.7.9 6 Lifesavers named for year awards 4.7.10
838 m. rise in savings over month 12.7.10 Pool charge not decided - Lambton pool
Overdrafts to stay, banks say 15.7.9 6.7.4
Increased savings 28.7.18 Baths fee increase protest 8.7.4
New bank for Umina 29.7.6 Presentation of pool cheque - Merriwa 11.7.6
Banking hours at Warner's Bay 8.8.6 Beach inspections next month 15.7.4
Rise for private bank officers 11.8.1 Erosion fear at surf clubs 15.7.4
Banks, police discuss crime 11.8.5 New Larabton baths request 16.7.10
New bank manager (J. S. Earls, Wingham) Pool charge up 20.7.5
17.8.6 Loan available for town baths (Singleton)
854 million increase in savings 25.8.21 22.7.6
Extension of bank loans 10.9.3
Against pool (Charlestown) 22.7.7
Bank accounts to cost more 13.9.1
Pool group reformed (Charlestown) 30.7.25
No order to banks on interest 15.9.23
No roora for heated pool (Dangar Park) 5.8.4
Bank profit (C.B.C.) 21.9.1
Wangi baths extension 18.8.8
Uncertainty no bar to growth hopes 21.9.4
Higher baths fees (Maitland) 25.8.14
Special police in banks 24.9.1
Pool fund at $15,283 (Woy Woy) 3.9.27
845m. rise in bank deposits 18.10.14
239 rescues by surf clubs (Central Coast)
"Ignore bank bandits", cleaners told 25.10.18 3 . 9.27
Savings rise by 835 m. 10.11.11 Merriwa bid on pool land 3.9.27
Another bank at Nelson Bay 24.11.10 $20,000 target for pool (Charlestown) 15.9.8
Bank deposits rose 857 m. 24.11.25 Surf moveraent advances 15.9.23
840 m. for terra loan fund accounts 2.12.1 Pool fund for handicapped 16.9.6
Rewards for hold-up inforraation 13.12.4 Check to-day on beaches 24.9.11
Rescue gear inspected (Lake Shire) 27.9.4
BARRINGTON TOPS Lost: one Newcastle South beach 28.9.1
$25,000 given to S.L.S.A. 30.9.1
Differences on Barrington park scheme
New Lifesaver training technique 30.9.7
17.3.14
Surf lifesavers granted $1,600 (Gosford)
Forest plan for Tops 7.5.26
1.10.4
Barrington park plan 1.10.23
Council checks beach daraage 7.10.1
Council backs beach kiosk (Nth. Stockton)
BEACHES AND BATHS
7.10.10
A "twin" surfboat (Bill-Ben for Swansea- Further beach damage likely 8.10.1
Belmont) 3.1.3 Rips, bluebottles spoil beach day 10.10.1
Swim school starts January 15 (Singleton) Warm day draws 10,000 to beaches 17.10.1
6.1.5 Bronzed lifesaver faces danger 17.10.1
Subsidy asked for pool (Gosford) 6.1.5 Adults baths charges up (Muswellbrook)
Swim classes for Woy Woy 6.1.5 18.10.18
Confiscated boards 14.1.3 7,000 Awards in lifesaving 20.10.15
Training cuts swira times (Maitland) 14.1.6 Slow recovery of beaches after battering
Rips cause 2 mass rescues in 10 minutes 25.10.18
17.1.1 Lifesaving goes modern 26.10.2
Daraage again at baths (Toronto) 20.1.19 Board riders take over l.II.l
Over 200 stung by bluebottles 26.1.4 Safety lesson (Ocean Baths) 2,11,7
New pools for Muswel Ibro.-^k 27.1.18 82,290 so far in pool appeal (Charlestown)
Rubbish raenace in pool (Belraont) 3.2.8 3.11.9
Rough sea stops surf carnival 7.2.1 Court threat to board riders 4.11.1
Alarms in the night (Cook's Hill Surf Club) Make site for unemployed (Stockton Beach)
10.2.1 4.11.5
Pool project renewed (Charlestown) 10.2.9 New pool filled (Dangar Park) 10.11.3
Appeal hopes for £10,000("Help the Lifesaver") Gift pool opens to-morrow (Dangar Park)
10.2.19 11.11.2
Lambton swim club seeks meeting room 12.2.4 "Must be fee" at new pool 14 11.4
Power boats urged for beach safety 14.2.12 Beach life inland - K. Longworth 19.11.6
Charlestown bid for pool 15.2.5 Thousands flock to water as district swelters
Beach used as speedway (Blacksmiths) 17.2.8 in the sun 21.11.1
8400 for pool appeal (Werris Creek) 21.2.10 Crowds flock to beaches 28.11.17
Charges for admission to pool 22.2.9 Protest at Dangar Park pool prices 30.11.5
Lifesavers busy at 2 beaches 28,2.4 Hundreds at beaches in city heat 1.12.1
Pool to be in cemetery (Merriwa) 1.3.14 Beach patrols save dozens of surfers 12.12.1
Filtration of pool could cost $14,000 Sharks stop carnival (Ocean Beach) 19.12.4
(Quirindi) 2.3.6 Baths tender rejected by department (Wingham)
Clubroom in pool plans for Lambton 5.3.4 19.12.9
Belmont baths protest 5.3.10 Wyong beaches get 85,000 20.12.10
Priorities on beaches well behind 10.3.23 Charlestown pool site 21.12.10
Beltmen save 12 frora rip 21.3.1 Grant offered for beaches (N'cle.) 23.12.3
New facilities at Dixon Park 21.3,4 Short break at pools 23.12.4
Wallsend meeting on pool 29.3.5 Artificial beach at Wangi 24.12.4
Committee for Wallsend pool move elected
2.4.27 BRIDGES
Lifesavers collect 810,000 4.4.3
£40,000 bridge (Beardy Waters) 6.1.5
Heated pool at Lake (Wangi) 6.4.8
Lambton pool shut despite warm day 13.4.7 Death bridge to go (McDonald River) 12.1.19
Pool move by committee (Lambton) 15.4.4 First piles for bridge over Stockton driven
Ocean baths close next week 19.4.4 27.1.4
"Shire needs paid beach inspectors" 19.4.7 Query on FenneU's Bay bridge start 2.2,6
Register for boards urged (Lake Macquarie) Overbridge unlikely for years (Singleton)
21.4.11 5.2.10
Pool meeting collapse at Charlestown 28.4.11 Bridge to be replaced (over Muscle Creek)
5.2.10
Site favoured for pool at Merriwa 29.4.12
Aid. Bassan hits at surf report 6.5.11 Buses only during Cardiff bridge works
"Change of mind" on pool (Charlestown) 8.2.4
14.5.10 New bridge will eliminate accident hazard
$12,000 on pool modernisation 24.5.11 10.2.5 (MacDonald River)
Plan for pool (Balmoral) 27.5.6 Days numbered (2 bridges) (Larabton)
Move to revive Beach Club 27.5.8 11.2.7
Doorknock as boost for pool funds (Beresfield) Cooranbong concrete bridge 17.2.8
28.5.4 Tenders for bridge soon (FenneU's Bav)
Provision sought for surfboards 3.6.16 17.2.8 ^
Long-range plan for Redhead beach front Approach to Minister on bridge (Maitland)
17.2.25
7.6.8
Surf clubs to march on Labour Day 9.6.4 Como bridge (tenders for design and construct
ion) 18.2.6
Baths may not be sharkproof - Sth. Belmont
11.6.10 Subsidy plan behind 300 N.S.W. bridges
1.3.9
N.M.H. INDEX 7-1966
BRIDGES (Con't.) BUILDINGS - OPERA HOUSE
Wooden bridge to be replaced (Whitebridge) £70,000 lift in Opera House cost 19.1.1
3.3.11 Utzon to quit Opera House project 1.3.1
Bridge opening at Muswellbrook 9.3.10 Hughes explains on Utzon row 2.3.1
Swansea bridge closure 16.3.4 Utzon walk-out damages N.S.W. 3.3.1
Bridge detour (Swansea) 17.3.9 Opera House arch falls 3.3.1
Bridgework completed (Bowraan's Crossing) Grandeur, pathos in Opera House: 850 ra. butt
24.3.13 for comedians 3.3.2
Hawk's Nest bridge urged 31.3.6 Utzon in moves for reconciliation 4.3.1
Half-and-half bridge proraise 1.4.4 Monday talks decide if Utzon stays 5.3.1
Donald Street bridge plans ready 2.4.9 Utzon future rests on visit to Askin 8.3.1
Muswellbrook's bridge problem 13.4.10 Utzon turns down proposal 9.3.1, 23
Three bridges ordered 14.4.17 Hughes, Ryan in Utzon clash 10.3.3
Concrete bridge for Budgewoi 18.4.9 Surprise meeting on Utzon 11.3.1
Bridge grant to council (Muswellbrook) Tuesday deadline for Utzon 12.3.3
18.4.15 Sculptor fasts for Utzon 15.3.3
Plan for bridge lights accepted (Beresfield) Panel to replace Utzon on Opera House work
23.4.10 16.3.L
Swansea bridge to be closed 25.4.4 "Utzon, go home" (leader) 17.3.2
Bridge grants change (Patrick Plains) 28.4.26 Legal aid sought by Utzon 17.3.3
Stockton bridge (Survey Supp.) 5.5.7 Utzon to consider legal bid 18.3.11
$80,000 bridge for Tocal Creek 11.5.12 New raan at Opera House 19.3.3
Hughes not worried by threat 21.3.1
Muswellbrook bridge opening 12.5.11
Legal move on Opera House funds 22.3.3
FenneU's Bay bridge query 14.5.10
Big white sails of Joern Utzon 24.3.10
Delay in steel blamed for bridge holdup
$7 ra. limit not put on design 25.3.3
(Selwyn St.) 17.5.7
836,000 grant for bridges (Scone) 17.5.13 Utzon to go home "for good" 26.3.12
Teralba bridge may be rebuilt 20.5.7 Utzon bid again by architects 29.3.1
Bridge in sight 14.6.14 Utzon resignation inquiry move fails
New Martindale bridge tender 22.6.19 30.3.15
Danish offer to Utzon 2.4.3
Tenders for FenneU's Bay bridge 30.6.3
Road Job prelude - FennelI's Bay bridge Opera House raeeting 15.4.3
30.6.9 Successors to Utzon 20.4.1
Germans' threat on Utzon claim 21.4.3
Bridge tenders - FenneU's Bay 7.7.9
Tocal bridge to get shire signs 13.7.3 Utzon to hold up documents 27.4.1
Stockton bridge apathy charge 13.7.5 Experts for talks on Opera House 29.4.3
Protective wing for Tocal bridge 15.7.10 Opera House talks to-day 4.5.1
New bridge near Wyong 20.7.1 Experts in tour of Opera site 5.5.3
Swan Reach bridge 22.7.7 Govt, gets Utzon's plans for over $150,000
Bridge to link island with Cundletown 2.8.5 18.5.1
Wider bridge building at Dora Creek 4.8.9 Panel starts evaluating Utzon plans 19.5.21
Tenders for bridge work called (Hunter River) Car park for Opera House to cost $4 m.
6.8.4 26.5.3
Early start on Tocal Bridge likely 11.8.5 Utzon leaves Honolulu 26.5.20
Piers going deep (bridge over north arm of Opera car parking move soon 28.5.26
Hunter) 13.8.3 No seat details for Opera House 3.6.1
Big bridge pile passes test 13.8.3 Utzon plans probe may affect fees 4.6.1
New bridge for Tweed River 13.8.3 Utzon fees plan 7.6.1
7-Ton limit on bridge at Entrance 17.8.5 Utzon "ready to return" 8.6.1
Bridge work begun (Martindale) 17.8.13 Opera House "for people" 9.6.3
Bridge top plan doubted 24.8.3 Architects form into firm 21.6.1
Bridge closed after fire (Victorian Bridge) Opera House start "not legal" 24.6.3
29.8.9 Opera House "fiasco" 29.6.1
Centenary of rail bridge (Black Bridge) Opera House talks 29.6.17
30.8.13 Publicity in opera dispute 4.7.10
Bridge proposal backed (Port Stephens area) Op. House funds bid 27.8.1
31.8.7 Expert praises Canberra, Opera House 5.9.9
New bridge for Brisbane 13.9.8 More Opera House flaws 29.9.1
Coolongolook bridge tender 15.9.6 Utzon received $l}4m. for Opera House work
The Entrance bridge tenders 11.10,17 30 . 9.1
Bridge opening (Dunbogan) 22.10.4 Consultant's task at Opera House 7.10.15
Bridge plan for Seaham 26.10.7 Consultants arrive for Opera House 17.11.7
Bridge well under way (Muscle Creek) 26.10.10 Opera House main contractor chosen 2.12.3
R. Terrace bridge in 2 years 28.10.3 2,500 Opera House plan 3.12.24
Talks clarify Stockton bridge plans 28.10.8 Expert to advise on Opera House 6.12.18
Shire bridge decision "rests with council" New Opera House adviser (T. E. Bean) 22.12.1
28.10.10 Top talks on Opera House 24.12.1
R. Terrace bridge start in 6 weeks 5.11.4
Bridge leads to Liddell 5.11.25 BUILDINGS - THE ROCKS AREA
Work starts on bridge (islands) 7.11.4
Cabinet team on Rocks study 23.2.10
Wallsend to seek new bridge 9.11.20
Ministers decide on Rocks 6.4.25
Site change for Cockle Creek bridge 10.11.8
Cabinet to consider Rocks issue 9.12.10
Bridge reply disappoints association 11.11.6
Bridge to be corapleted (Selwyn Street)
BUILDINGS URBAN RE-DEVELOPMENT
17.11.29
High-level bridge over Hunter 25.11.4 Conference on Newcastle East rail land 18.2.1
Council seeks talks on bridge hazard Development at the East end 19.2.8
(M'brook) 25.11.14 Bid for railway land (leader) 21.2.2
FenneU's Bay start on bridge 30.11.9 Railways need of land 8.3.1
Bridge plan for Tuggerah Lakes 15.12.6 East end stirs again: but master plan vital
FenneU's Bay bridge 31.12.4 9.3.2
Our "Benelong Point" (leader) 21.3,2
BUILDINGS - HISTORIC Towers in the slums (Redfern) 26.3.8
Burges to report on east end plan 6,4.5
Plea for historic buildings 8,2,5
Newcastle East (leader) 9.4.2
Bid to retain old buildings 10,3,5
Newcastle East End future 13.4.7
Old home to be restored (Merriwa) 18,4.14
Zara St. seen as conference site 22,4.8
Stone cottage to be museum (Merriwa) 23.4.26
Hunter Regional Trust home opening (Gross Newcastle East - a start (Survey Supp.)
man House) 2.6.5 5.5.29
New views on East End 14.5.8
Hunter Trust folk museum opened (Grossman
House) 6.6.6 Housing plan for East End 18.5.4
Historical houses survey planned 17.6.4 Students plan for East End 25.5.7
Buildings on Record (A. Farrelly) 2.7.8 Model shows remade East End 27.5.4
$120,000 for historic property ("Baroona") Newcastle East (note) 28.5.2
16.7.11 Park lack in development plan opposed 28.5.4
National status for historic Hill End Fresh look at Newcastle - A. Farrelly 28.5.8
7.11.9 Land's future 25.6.1
Stone building is beyond century (Wallsend) East End group to report on old buildings
10 .11.9 28.6.4
Development of Newcastle East check 7.7.4
N.M.H. INDEX 8-1966
BUILDING - URBAN RE-DEVELOPMENT (Con't.) BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIALS (Con't.)
East End project talk in council 19.7.4 Lake building approvals of $789,536 30.11.4
Plan for Newcastle East presented 20.7.5 2,000 face Job loss in building 1.12.14
Fort-drive seen as tourist attraction Supermarket plan nearly ready 6.12.17
23.8.7 Building boom in Gosford 9.12.4
New station and county plan (leader) 12.9.2 Building boom at Singleton 22.12.8
For previous references $1608m. spent on buildings 23.12.7
See Building and Building Materials: Gosford building nearly record 24.12.4
Newcastle, Housing, Newcastle City
Council, Railways BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIALS - MANPOWER
AND UNIONS
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Exploitation alleged in building 4.2.4
(Building) applications increased (Wyong) B.W.I.U. talk on currency 4.2.4
13.1.6 Union calls talks on decimal pay 8.2.6
Club plans £60,000 H.Qr. (Davistown R.S.L.) Workless "growing" in building 10.2.19
13.1.6 Building trainees complain 24.2.6
More building at Taree 13.1.6 Unions' drive for members 30.2.7
£150,000 for club building (Maitland) 13.1.6 3 A.C.T.U. branches oppose plea (A.C. & J.S.I
Fewer homes but building values more (Lake 4.4.9
Shire) 14.1.5 2 Unions to consider amalgamation (B.W.I.U.
£300,000 store for Maitland (G. J. Coles & and P. & D.U.) 14.4.3
Co. Ltd.) 21.1.5 Unions move for merger (B.W.I.U. & O.P. &
Building boost but horaes lag 25.1.1 D.U.) 20.4.25
Record value of building at Singleton 25.1.5 Union call for building talks 21.4.5
Hamilton club puts £20,000 into extensions Sub-branch approves union merger 14.5.25
(R.S.L.) 25.1.7 Unions meet to discuss amalgamation 4.6.4
Store sold (Marcus Clark's Railway Square Pay of Victorian carpenters up 24.6.9
Store) 2.2.3 Election for committee 27.6.4
£725,076 in building at Cljarlestown 2.2.13 Election of officers by B.W.I.U. 29.6.4
Extension plans for hall (Cardiff, John Young Builders to claim for injury pay 25.7.4
Community Hall) 3.2.4 60 carpenters out of work 8.8.7
New buildings worth $239,440 (Gosford) 4.2.10 Tradesman shortage "nonsense" 10.8.12
Club extensions to cost $100,000 (Singleton) B.W.I.U. alarmed by dismissals 15.8.4
19.2.23 Building trade "yardstick" 23.8.15
Umina flats at $46,000 (Gosford) 22.2.15 Proposed award "unhealthy" 1.9.5
Building rise in Manning seaside areas Jobs fewer as prices bit building 5.9.4
22.2.15 Separate award debate 6.9.4
Decline in building approvals 25.2.3 Workers fear wage cut 9.9.4
Long range plan for softwoods 25.2.16 Amalgamation major issue 19.9.15
Firm plans new Sydney luxury hotel 9.3.14 3 Unions seeking terms 20.9.14
Wyong building figures rise 11.3.5 Tradesmen to stop for award talks 21.9.5
Examining role of architects 12.3.8 Unions end 3 days' talks 22.9.3
W. Wallsend expansion 31.3.10 Builders to stop over award 26.9.4
Opening of new centre to-day (Singleton Take men off hooks - unions 26.9.10
R.S.L.) 2.4.11 Union unity move supported 22.10.4
Rapid Pt. Macquarie building 15.4.4 Building union clairas higher corapensation
Swansea store opens Tuesday 23.4.11 24.10.6
$lra. rise in building in year (N'cle. and Building union margin claira 13.12.10
Lake Shire) 23.4.11
Talks on building wanted 27.4.4 BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIALS - NEWCASTLE
Supermarket (Woolworths, Muswellbrook) 27.4.7
Record building again last year 1.1.6
Building plans (Gosford) 28.4.6
Design raust stay (Newcastle Courthouse)
Loan scheme for timber "inadequate" 28.4.7
6.1.6
Building hits record (Survey Supp.) 5 5.27
A new Opera House Job (W. Wallsend Workers'
New holiday flats at Pt. Macquarie 12.5.21
Club) 6.1.8
$5m. Central Coast permits 13.5.10
£509,000 for new buildings in Deceraber
Architects to form branch 16.5.4
8.1.4
Optimism on building 18.5.11
Hotch-potch at the courthouse 8.1.8
Extensions to Nelson Bay (Bowling) Club
Record building plans, but fewer horaes
20.5.7
11.1.4
Ugliness knows no limits - A. Farrelly 21.5.8
Newcastle West bank alterations (Bank of
Timber week next week 23.5.4
N.S.W.) 12.1.7
Building jobs to cost $305,000 (Gosford)
Hamilton R.S.L. extension 19.1.9
26.5.5
Buildings of 16 sides (N'cle. Psychiatric
Two Northern pine forests proposed 6.6.6
Centre) 22.1.8
Act to cover society role 8.6.5
Hamilton club puts £20,000 into extensions
Building permits (Gosford) 10.6.9
(R.S.L.) 25.1.7
Sulman prize (Tocal Presbyterian Agricultural
£55,000 work on R.S.L. club (Waratah-Mayfield)
College) 18.6.8
2.2.6
Muswellbrook building applications 28.6.14
Big drop in permits to build 5.2.4
llth building congress to be promoted 30.6.19
Plan for new R.S.L. hall (Beresfield)
Allocation of $150,000 for building 1.7.14
12.2.12
Muswellbrook office block in doubt 9.7.23
Shower of bricks in West End (Andy Ellis
Port Macquarie building buoyant 19.7.14
Pty. Ltd. store) 17.2.1
Supermarket plans (Coles, Maitland) 27.7.6
Development at the East End (Travelodge)
State aid for private forests 3.8.10
19.2.8
Extensions to clubs advanced (Wyong)
17.8.13 5-Story offices for M.S.B. 26.2.4
19-story offices to cost $6ra. 20.8.3 First meeting of institute (N'cle. branch of
the Australian Construction Supervisors)
Shire building $335,675 (Lake Macquarie)
28.2.12
24.8.5
Building requests of $830,922 7.3.4
$46,220 building applications (Muswellbrook)
East End stirs again but master plan vital
24.8.9
Plaza and skyscraper Qantas aim 25.8.3 9.3.2
Chevron sold for $3,600,000 27.8.1 Bid to retain old buildings 10.3.5
Building list at iiym. (Port Macquarie) Cost barrier to city high density housing
9.9.5 11.3.6
$100,000 loan for Maitland building 30.9.7 Extensions to Wallsend R.S.L. Club 11.3.6
Architects' conference next week 8.10.4 City theatre to close (Victoria Theatre)
12.3.3
56 applications for building (Gosford)
Shingles may return (A. Farrelly) 19.3.8
10.10.12
Our "Benelong Point" (N'cle. East) (leader)
Architecture award to Tocal college 14.10.8
21.3.2
Building boom in Wyong Shire 15.10.9
Timber will decline forecast 28.10.8 Macy's open Newcastle store to-day 24.3.23
Extra sittings, or just for comfort (N'cle.
Builders strike a blue note (Sydney) 3.11.1
Courthouse) 5.4.2
$673,385 in buildings (Lake Shire) 3.11.8
Newcastle building figures up 15.4.6
Hardwood market bid in U.S. 5.11.11
$140,000 fund: Centres, gym. favoured
Record Shire building (Wyong) 9.11.10
19.4.1
3rd Society for home finance (M'brook)
$lra. rise in building in year 23.4.11
16.11.10
N.M.H. INDEX 9-1966
BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIALS - NEWCASTLE CEMETERIES (Con't.)
(Con't.)
Doubt on bill to acquire old cemetery (Merriwa)
Store extensions (Survey Supp.) 5.5.26 29.9.10
New studio for 2 H.D. '• " 5.5.26 Sandgate excluded frora bill 7.10.10
Building hits record " " 5.5.27 Sandgate neglect (leader) 10.10.2
Building world to show wares (Survey Supp.) Cemeteries to be parks (Gosford) 27.10.10
5.5.27 "Vandals damage cemetery," Toronto 2.12.6
$5.9m. in drive-ins (Survey Supp.) 5.5.29
Expansion in city " " 5.5.29 CENSORSHIP
Applications to build fall by half 10.5.4
Uniformity on book censorship 21.5.10
New Wallsend centre plan 14.5.10
"Another country" off black list 30.5.10
Co-op. Building Soc. registered (Greater
Minister to see film on Vietnam 28.6.14
Newcastle) 17.5.12
Vietnam film 30.6.19
New 3-story bank (C.T.B., Hunter & Newcomen
Vietnam film flown back 1.7.1
Sts.) 27.5.6
Hasluck approves Viet, film 2.7.1
Act to cover society role 8.6.5
State plans literary censorship 12.7.1
Building permits up in May 9.6.4
New censor board likely next year 20.7.9
City store for sale offer (Bebarfields)
Professor on magazine censorship 4.8.19
11.6.4
Committee on censorship considered 18.8.5
Vistas of beauty amid the city's ugliness -
Clergymen sell "obscene" paper 6.9.1
0. Holt 11.6.6
Plan to sell "atrocities" pamphlet 7.9.3
Governor to turn key of new club (Gallipoli
Govt, plans joint board of censors 19.12.1
Legion) 17.6.4
New censorship (leader) 20.12.2
New building job starts (Maritirae Services
Board) 23.6.10
CESSNOCK
Social club additions (Tighes Hill) 2.7.10
Building worth $674,283 8.7.7 Cessnock for airport council plan 13.1.4
Golf Club at Charlestown 9.7.22 Coalfields loans to continue 17.1.7
Lewis House wing opening on Sunday 5.8.3 First Cessnock rate rise since 1960 25.1.5
"A home away from home" (Lewis House Hostel) Estimates of income and expenditure for the
6.8.8 year 1966 28.1.8
Essington Lewis wing opened 8.8.4 Cessnock deputation on transport issues
Requests to build worth $1,102,491 11.8.4 10.2.20
Summing up on new courthouse 25.8.2 Daily bus service suggested 11.2.6
Newcastle shows confidence 27.8.2 Buses or trains for Cessnock (leader) 14.2.2
City building increasing 10.9.11 Playing field plan approved 16.9.19
$60,000 changes to Wallsend club (R.S.L.) Cessnock bus run urged 24.2.5
17.9.9 Garbage at Abernethy 8.3.14
Wallsend's Cultural Centre soon 6.10.9 No final answer to fire stink (old mine work
New building for bank 7.10.4 ings) 10.3.10
$4in. home unit scheme at Jesmond 12.10.5 Council changes policy on married women
Healthy trend for building in Newcastle 24,3.13
13.10.4 Conference on creek pollution 25.3.7
Tenders called for offices (Maritime Services) 1967 Festival dates set 25.3.14
18.10,18 Cessnock fire stink bid 7.4.11
Bank on site of old hotel (Rawson) 24.10.15 Mines Minister to visit Cessnock 13.4.16
Building centre work 27.10.12 Land purchase allegations 21.4.13
Upward trend in Newcastle building halted City clock for Cessnock 21.4.13
9.II.II 83,000 scherae for Festival 29.4.12
R.S.L. job at Adamstown worth $65,000 No more mining under Cessnock 5.5.11
12.11.9 Works list on aerodrome 19.5.21
Child health centre goes modern 23.11.2 Cessnock tribute to Trevor Jones 28.5.12
$lm. to be spent by M.S.B. 23.11.22 Cessnock backs sports centre 2.6.5
Coraraittee raay take over theatre (Savoy) Festival plans take shape 3.6.11
25.11.6 Cessnock bid on decentralisation 16.6.6
Tenders for Store car park called 7.12.5 Mayor hits out on mine stench 29.6.3
Maddison to open new courtrooms (N'cle.) "Expert" advice on fumes failed - Mayor
7.12.7 30.6.23
Additions to Court opened (N'cle.) 10.12.3 Cessnock plan to protest on fire stink 2.7.11
Building deposits increase 12.12.4 Fire stink almost gone at Aberdare 14.7.23
47 new homes in November 14.12.8 Satisfaction on fire stink control 15.7.10
Club extensions cost $341,000 17.12.4 Invitation to Governor (Vintage Festival)
Realtors discuss values 1. Ups and downs in 16.7.11
inner city 19.12.2 Festival week at Cessnock 16.7.11
Realtors discuss values 2. Its south and west Mayor's warning to Kurri landowners 28.7.5
of the city for land buyers 20.12.2 Good response on decentralisation 25.8.14
Major Abermain titles to Newcastle dancers -
CANBERRA 5.9.7
Results from Eisteddfod 6.9.15; 7.9,5
New Canberra satellite 11.2.3
Premier's reply "unsatisfactory" 8.9.6
Bid to call suburb "Menzies" II.2.3
Music winners 8.9.7
Canberra begins building work on satellite
Handing over of clock 17.9.25
town 13.7.8 Cessnock's gift to Uni. hall 22.9.5
Expert praises Canberra, Opera House 5.9.9 Mayor supported on fluoridation 6,10.5
Exploitation of Valley sought 18.10.18
CEMETERIES
Old mine entrances danger in Cessnock 17.11.18
Cemetery neglect (leader) 17.1.2 Cessnock backs poll tax idea I.12.10
Sandgate's desolation - Lizards in tombstone Cessnock service charges will rise 15.12.6
jungle 17.1.2 Governor to visit Cessnock 22.12.8
Moves to shut down cemetery (Whitebridge)
27.1.9 CHAMBERSOF COMMERCE
Toronto cemetery concern 21.3.10 Trade group for Mayfield 24.1.3
Working bee at cemetery - Toronto 13.4.7 Business men form chamber at Mayfield 19.2.10
Volunteers busy at Toronto 18.4.4 Jaycee plan for Mayfield 18.3.4
Caretaker is needed for cemetery (Toronto) State methods under fire 19.3.24
27.5.7
Threat seen to commerce body (Singleton)
Move for 2-town cemetery 1.7.14
14.4.16
Cemetery site - Redhead 8.7,5
Northern Jaycees to confer 26.5.10
Council making register of gravestones
Chamber gets quorum after early failure
19,7,4
(Muswellbrook) 28.5.12
Graves desecrated in vandals raids (White-
Quest for young orators (J.C.C.) 30.5.4
bridge) 21.7,9
Youth orators announced (J.C.C.) 7.6.4
Crematoria men get pay rise 29,7,8 Girls top in contest (J.C.C.) 9.6.23
Golf club to aid cemetery funds (Toronto)
Credit rating service would expose "risks"
30,7,25
11.6.24
History behind the graveyard (Christ Church) 17 Nominate for chamber positions 18.6.23
K, Longworth 13,8,7 Economic study group urged for Newcastle
Firm fined for Sunday funeral 23.8.5 25.6.4
Students project in cemetery (Whitebridge) Belmont plan meeting called by chamber 25.6.10
25.8.5 Chamber traces Justices 30.6.5
N.M.H. INDEX 10-1966
CHAMBEFBOF COMMERCE (Con't.) CHURCHES (Con't.)
Chamber acts on par'ting - Maitland 9.7.23 80 Train for Life Line 22.4.4
Life Line Centre complete 29.4.4
Charlestown commerce officers' list 14.7.24
Move by churches for joint ministry(Canberra)
Charlestown J.C.C. move 14.7.24
World Junior Chamber head on visit 20.7.4 3 5 4
Jaycee political stands "unwise" 23.7.23 Life Line to be on call always 6.5.2
Report on parking out next week 6.8.4 Life Line opening 9.5.4 ^ lu a
Chamber wants Trust details 24.9.4 Newcastle City Mission appointment IMr. K.
New group of Jaycees formed (Charlestown) Roberts) 12.5.4 Aff\
27.9.6 Six churches hold census survey (Cardiff)
Chamber will lead drive for rail link 12.5.9
(Sandy Hollow) 11.10.4 Church and Life Movement 14.5.2
Sydney man gets top Jaycee post (W. G. Kent) Life Line's 30 calls 14.5.4
19.10.5 Church stone to be laid (Baptist, Ettalong)
Flood check in south arm (Trust details) 14.5.25 ^ ^
22.10.4 Week of prayer - praise by Dr. Toohey
Region shows steady industrial rise 25.10.4 17.5.3
Report on parking for review 17.11.29 Life Line convention in Sydney 20.5.8
Feeder air service supported 19.11.4 Methodists in favour of co-op. move 21.5.10
$6000 wanted for report on rail link 19.11.4 Women to enter ministry (Methodist) 24.5.1
Technical backing for city parking report Dr. Gough resigns 25.5.1
19.11.4 Synod election likely July 15 26.5.1
Hall idea put to Chamber of Comraerce 3.12.4 Methodists to vote on Church union 26.5.1
Chamber to give parking opinions 8.12.5 More than 100 call Life Line 27.5.5
Legal action urged against litterbugs To take over as acting Church head (Arch
17.12.4 bishop Strong) 30.5.3
Church stone laid at Terrigal (C. of E.)
CHURCHES
30.5.6
Tiona Park camp successful (Latter Day Resignation accepted (Archbishop Gough)
Saints) 5.1.4 31.5.1
Salvation Army officers' farewell night Demolition of church planned (R.C, Gosford)
6.1.4
31.5.11
Meals in open highlight of youth camp (Warn
Call by top Anglican for unity 2.6.3
er's Bay - Church of God) 6.1.8
Methodist centre opened (Sydney) 6.6.3
Catholic Church moves 10.1.4
Old religion and the new theology (Rev. Rex
Pacific tour by Pope likely 11.1.1
Davis) 7.6.2
75 Boys enjoy tent life (Baptist camp)
Anglican Synod - Seek the young, Synod told
13.1.8
7.6.5
Church convention in new Wyong hall (J.W.'s)
Anglican Synod - Church role in Vietnam split
15.1.4
7.6.5
Open mind church talks need 26.1.6
Anglican Synod - Call for extra Chaplain
President of (Congregational) Church to
7.6.5
visit 1.2.5
Anglican Synod - 200 at Synod garden party
New move by Pontiff on birth control
7.6.5
(Rev. M. Kelly) 14.2.4
Expensive to spread the Gospel 7.6.14
C. of E. ap roves Easter change (Grt. Brit.)
Synod wants study inquiry 8.6.3
16.2.10
Bill for church land disposal 8.6.3
Pope changes fasting rules 18.2.3
New Christian Science head (E. D. Conham)
To support Life Line 21.2.6
8.6.4
Church minister inducted (Rev. K. E. Walther)
Synod refuses conference on conscription
21.2.10
9.6.5
London cleric on tour (Very Rev. E. A,
Doctrine splits Anglicans 9.6.5 13.6.4
Southcott) 21.2.10
GBoids hoapn d sasyesc ulwaird ens occhioeityc e foRre v priJ.m atDe. Moody
Churches to work together (Tasmania) 24.2.12
15.6.2
Christian Science centenary 25.2.4
Life Line calls total 180 17.6.4
Farewell to priest at W. Wallsend 25.2.9
Eventful year for mission (N'cle. City Miss-
Tributes paid Minister (Rev. F. A. McDonald)
ion) 18.6.5
3.3.10
Transfer for Fr. Walsh 20.6.4
Life Line an "essential" to Newcastle 4.3.4
Rates to pay for Church (Jerramungup, W.A.)
Retiring age for Bishop 4.3.8
21 .6.1
Dr. Ramsey to visit Pope 5.3.3
God in the smog (Rev.E. H. Wheatley) 21.6.2
Life Line needs 200 more helpers 9.3.4
Bishop Kerle not standing 23.6.1
Centenary of city church (St. Mary's R.C.)
Superintendent to be ordained (Cessnock)
14.3.4
25.6.5
Morpeth step in study of theology 15.3.2
Birth control report goes to Pope 29.6.1
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church raarks its
Morpeth rector to be inducted 29.6.10
centenary 16.3.2
Life Line appeal at $20,000 1.7.4
Life Line start 17.3.5
Mission in Europe 1.7.7
Life Line offers thread of hope to hopeless
Blood and fire's second century (Salvation
18.3.2
Army) 2.7.6
Port missions merged 18.3.4
Graham holds hope for U.K. 4.7.10
Life Line doorknock 19.3.8
Joint action on Churches 7,7.15
$8000 in Life Line doorknock 21.3.1
Bishop ordains deacon at Cessnock 11.7.6
Pope,Primate to confer on Church unity 23.3.1
Trial merger of parishes 11.7.13
Two church leaders begin talks 24.3.1
Criticism of Cathedral music denied 12.7.4
Unity search by church leaders 25.3.1
Books for prisoners 14.7.3
Life Line response by public 25.3.4
Rise in Life Line calls 15,7.4
Marriage ban obstacle to church unity 26.3.26
Names before Synod to-day (Archbishop -
400 take part in procession (Christian
Sydney) 15.7.4
Endeavour) 28.3.4
Pope to study world issues 15.7.14
Church's first ordination (St. Mary's C. of
Seven nominated for Archbishop in Synod elect-
E. Maitland) 30.3.6
16.7.1 (ion
Dr. Ramsey for Jerusalem 30.3.15
Adventists to open church at Wallsend 19.7.7
New movement for Anglican women 31.3.6
New minister for Taree (L. E. Wiley) 19.7.7
Papal visit to Poland "inopportune" 1.4.3
Synod to choose to-night 20 7.I
Additional Life Line donations 1.4.4
Methodists on visit 20.7.4
Mystery of church bell told (Anglican Church,
Toronto) 6.4.9 Bishop Loane elected as Sydney's Archbishon
21.7.1 ^
The cross of all (leader) 8.4.2
Bishop Loane critical of Holt "cheque" 22.7.1
Joy in the living Christ, not death, is
Enthronement next month (Bishop Loane)
central reality 8.4.2
26.7.3
Adventists in move for church site (East
Maitland) 8.4.5 Church under fire by lay speakers (Methodist
Synod) 27.7.6
Nelson Bay Easter mission plan 8.4.6
City farewells Father J. Walsh 28.7.4
Celebration of Easter in Churches 8.4.6
Methodist Church attendances rise 28.7.4
Church centre for Ettalong (Baptists) 14.4.4
Chairman of Synod to transfer (Rev. White
Church group for A.C.T. 14.4.29
head) 28.7.5
Northern Life Line opening (May 7)
Synod bid on conscription 29.7.4
15,4.4
Proposals for lay preachers 29.7.12
New steps to unite Christians 15.4.5
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