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|aMcMahon, William,|d1908-1988. |
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|aEphemera relating to William McMahon,|f1975 November 11|h[manuscript]. |
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|aDaily Hansard |
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|aHansard proof |
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|a1 item|a(p. 2909-2937) |
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|aManuscript reference no.: MS Acc08.063. |
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|aCondition: Stained. |
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|aAssociated materials: Papers of William McMahon, 1949-1987 MS 3926. |
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|aAvailable for research. Not for loan. |
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|aMS Acc08.063 comprises a proof copy of Daily Hansard relating to the Whitlam censure motion, 11 November 1975, signed by William McMahon (1 item). Held with press photograph of William and Sonia McMahon with President Richard Nixon in Washington, D.C., 1971 (transferred to Pictures collection). |
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|dPhotograph of William and Sonia McMahon escorted by President Richard Nixon;|eLocated at;|aNational Library of Australia Pictures collection PIC/12032. |
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|aSolicitor and prime minister. William (Billy) McMahon was Liberal Member of the House of Representatives for Lowe, Sydney, from 1949 until 1982. His portfolios included Minister for the Navy and Minister for Air, 1951-1954, Minister for Labour and National Service, 1958-1966, and, Minister for External (Foreign) Affairs, 1969-1971. In 1966, McMahon succeeded Harold Holt as Treasurer and Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party. In March 1971 McMahon was elected Prime Minister, however he lost the December 1972 election to Labor's Gough Whitlam. After the 1974 election, also won by Whitlam, McMahon was dropped from the Shadow Cabinet. On 11 November 1975 Governor-General Sir John Kerr revoked Whitlam's commission and installed Malcolm Fraser as caretaker Prime Minister. McMahon stayed in Parliament as a backbencher in Fraser's government from 1975 to 1982 when he retired from politics. McMahon was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG) in 1977. |
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|aMcMahon, William,|d1908-1988|vArchives. |
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|aLiberal Party of Australia|xOfficials and employees|vArchives. |
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|aAustralia.|bParliament.|bHouse of Representatives. |
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|aPriority 3 |
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|aManuscripts subject term: Politics and Government |