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THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961.
AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER by EMH
An agonising
week
for Mr Menzies
Mr Robert Gordon Menzies last week faced one of his most agonising weeks in all the years he has been Prime Minister of Australia. And he has weathered some pretty fierce storms in his political carcor...
The cause of his agony lay not in any, Internal commotion. This une came from Britain .with the visit of Commonwealth Relations Secretary Duncan Sandys and tits talks with the Australian Government on the possible entry of Britain into the European Common Market,
It was up to Mr Menzies and his ministers to put their views candidly-as condidly as Mr Sandys presented the British
case.
As the Sydney Dally Telegraph pointed out "No Australian la more British than Mr Menzies", and the COIT ments he had' to make-touch- Ing as they did on Common-
relations-murt Wealth
havu
Caused him great regret.
'COURAGEOUS'
For what he auid in his press conference the day after Mr Sandy's departure tor Canada was that if Britain joined up with Europe I could lead to a "loosening" of Commonwealth relutions. In short, the future of the Commonwealth would be Jeopardised.
Coming from Mr Menzies, a great protagonist of the Cuin- monwealth, this was a coptage- ous statement which simply had
to be said.
At stake are Australlon ex- ports to Britain worth £170 mll- llun a year, which at present ar protected by Commonwealth addition, the preference. Australian Governmen! feels that Britain, if she joined the Cummen 'Market, could become, Increasingly Involged in not only the ceotiomic problems of the Common Market, but also on matters of an international or political kind. Mr. Menzies in effect asked Mr Sandys to ask his Government to consider which was more important Britain's future with the Common Market And it or the Commonwealth. war on this unhappy note that the Sandys visit ended.
*ALMOST FATAL'
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challenging him for the post | of union secretory,
During his term of vomee, Heuty, had moulded the union into one of the strongest and most formidable in the country's history.
He put his men's pay and. conditions before everything else and, in his lifetime, was widely criticised by shippwners and federal ministers for the holdups his orders caused on wharves and for the slow turn- round of shipping at Austrailan porls where the whardes are virtually a law unto themselves.
since the Primate of the Anglican Church of Aus- tralia, Archbishop Gough, alleged in a sermon that lecturers were urging students to premarital sex. experience and ad- vocating free love."
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legs paralysed. He needs, a to move about his home.
Vet Mr Mayle, 20, works in a. factory, runs a successful chick- an farm to which he added an- other 100 chickens this week- end, and soon he expecta to become a father.
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cycle crash on Walford by-pass. ́ ́His akull and spine were fractured. He was year in hospital, and when he came out he was told: "There is no hope at all that you will ever recover."
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He could not go back to his old job in the machine shop of a Homel Hempstead, Hertford- shire factory because of the danger of fork-lift trucks crash- ing into his wheelchair.
But the factory gave him u Job working an addressing machine, Mr Mayle converted the machine with a walicing-- stick from pedal to hand opera-
tion.
He drove and still 'drives-to the factory every day in a small
car with hand controls, switch- ing to a wheelbair at the factory.
60 wait for 'frozen'
pensions
London.
Sixty factory workers stood It firm when by their was in difficulties. Now they are beginning to regret their action.
in a pension scheme, but they Each has up to £120 tied up are not allowed to touch it.
Most of the workers joined the firm, G. R. Turner Ltd., at Langley Mill, Nottinghamshire,
After he received £8,000 come pensation for the crash, Mr Mayle, unmarried, looked for 1948. home of his own. "I was tired
of having people do things for Nine years later a steel com- me," he said. "They were very pany took over the firm`and | kind, but I wanted to be started a compulsory pensiun Independent."
Fell in love
by
-almost all his adult life.
In 1054 he was m seriously Ull with a spinni pilment that last ritos were given him and doctors expected him to die.
President'
Kennedy's arst back Injury occurred while, he was playing football as an undergraduate at Harvard. He collapsed on the field in agony.
He had to underpo a lumbar dire operation in 1944–the grat of several operations he has pone through in the past 18 ucars.
The President's back is weak and he knows it. It almost kept him. out of war-time service in the Navy and doctors seriously conaldered rejecting him.
RESCUE
Then, when he was a skipper of a torpedo boat, his ship was aliced in two by a Japanose destroyer.
men
Half of Kennedy's boat sonk and
two
were lost. Kennedy was Hùng violently to the deck and suffered major In acute pain, Kennedy, then lieutenant, dived into - the toater, rescued half a dozen pf its crew, then, with a rope in his mouth. towed a wounded man to a tiny atoll in the
Injuries to his back.
Solomon Islands,
scheme.
After three years this firm He was awarded. the Navy Corps medal for crashed and the Official recolver and Marine froze all the money in the pen-courage, endurance, and excel- He found a bungalow and slon scheme... By then three-lent leadership.".
He should have been operated made himself a ramp for his quarters of the original workers chair in place of the front door had left taking their penstoh on then, but concealed the ex- tent of his injury and continued step,
money with them.
in combat service. In 1944 his, Ho-fell in love with a girl at
The 80 men' and women who "the "factory. They married stayed were advised that if they
back got worse and he entered year ago and moved into a bigger
kept the factory going it could at Witstone. more easily be sold. bungalow near Trio.
REPAYMENT
With the bungalow went un Qere and a half of land. Mr Mayle built chicken runs
Hnd
They were also told that it
hauses, hammering in posts as they stayed on they would be
he sat in his wheelchair..
repaid all the pension money to helped with the things he which they were entitled. could not do." his wife Sheila
Eventually the Arm was taken told me. "But there weren't Д
© uver by new management lat of them."
Into the which put them all Mr This weekend
Mayle increased his stock from 200 to Government pension schane.
The old scheme 300 chickens. Now he is looking end and the loyal 60 waited for
came to an having forward to
In 4,000 batteries and becoming a full their pay out. time chicken farmer.
That was eight months ago. "We've paid for most things And they are still waiting. A out of our pay and savings," he union oficial Mr Jock Hadden, "The trustees, insurance my capital intact.
company and Ministry of Pen "I know I shall never be able sion say that none of them, can to use my legs again, but I am help." still a happy man. I can get
work. An. F.A.F.
was about.I enjoy my sergeant lewefed from
football or cricket a helicopter to can't play two 16-year-old boys lost on any more, but I can go fishing: "And with the baby coming and in danger at In subsequent claboration Dr mud flats Sir Edmund Hillary, con.
cut off by the tide at I've a lot to look forward to." Gough said he based his informa- being
Shella Mayle summed up: queror of Mount Everest, tion on a pamphlet written by a Pagham, Sussex. Then the hell My husband is a remarkable arrived in Sydney Inst prominent, Sydney doctor who copter gulded the sergeant and man. Everyone ought to know month after living for named two Sydney University boys to the shore, London Ex-him-London Express Service. seven months with a professoFS. The pamphlet and press Service.
Himalayan expedition. and described
the Government generally and Mr Menzies particularly as "un rubtle," "narrow," indefen. sible," "sour" and "negative,"
The Daily Telegraph on the cther hand, cheered the Menzies stand and said "There isn't much room for sentiment inter- nutionally today-it's a question of survival, not heroics,"
IMPORTANT
Mos! people including the Government realise how impor- tant it is for Britain, to enter the Common Market, but in the words of the Dally Telegraph
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES "they see no reason why Aus-
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tralia shouldn't negoliale some, continued' favourable trade post- tion it Britain joins the - new European set-up" And on that
the unhappy note
Common Market negotiations paased, trom the headlines for the time be Ing.
Communist boss of Aus- tralia's waterfront union, Jim Healy, died this week after a short illness.
Healy was one of the most powerful trade union leaders in Australio,
severe
With him was Lieut. Peter Mulgrew, who suffered frostbite following his collapse at a height of 27,400 -400 ft below the summit of Mt Makalu,
He has already lost all his toes and may now have to have the
Frost-bite victim Licut. Pater Mulgrow.
The universities have, of course, denied the cherge vehemekity and Dr Gough, who appointed to his was recently post from England, has come in for some sharp criticism from Viée Chancellor, professors and students.
Helicopter saves said we've still got most of end:
mud flat boys
Advisory Avoid squabbling,
other ryldence subsequently went to the Youth Committee. One of the professors named has since claimed that he had been "grossly misrepresent- ed" and that he had supported the idea of trial marringes over a television programme "lo, start an argument".
The Youth Advisory Com-- mittee has not yet come to any decision the evidence before it, but last Sunday a leading Presbyterian churchman In Sydney strongly supported the Archbishop's allegations,
says Powell
AFL
BEBLP Bol Gat
POR TODAY
Blessed are the meek:
'He added: "Apparently the workers abould have asked for their money within 21 days of the old pension scheme ending."
----{London Express Streler).
Five-day warning for hotel owner
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Hotel owner Percival Stur- ton fined £190 last month after. he'sent out a brochure to guests containing 40-year-old pictures, had a distress warrant issued against him at Eastbourne..
of
The Minister of Health, Mr Enoch Powell, called for end of the "horrible" · practice amang some hospital manage- ment committee and regional for they shall inherit the
Sturion,
Marine-parade, boards of squabbling in public" earth-Matthew 5:5,
told he must He was addressing the an-
History repeats itself in Eastbourne. was Asso- the fall of the mighty and Board of Trade
pay the fine-for breaches of nual conference of the
regulations. ciation
of Hospital Manage- ment Committees at Southscu, the rise of the Httle people. within ave, days or his effects. Press-Radio Bible Service, will be seized and sold-Lon- Hampshir
Inc Cincinnati, Ohio. +†don Express Service, ·
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