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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 05, 1966

Page

5

Pensions To Be Paid Early Due To Repatriation

Repatriation pension payments will be issued earlier than scheduled with payments due next Thursday. The beneficiary received the pension on Wednesday, offsetting timing changes and ensuring access to funds.

Prisoner Killed in Bad Mood at Arishone Warders’ Death

A prisoner named John Hobson allegedly killed a warder after claiming he was in a bad mood due to not hearing from home. Detective Sergeant W Bennett testified at Magistrates Court that Hobson told him dinner time would mark his attack. Sir Henry and tribunal proposals were discussed after the hearing, with VSTA and WSTA representatives meeting the Premier to debate reconstitution plans.

Brilrhant W Bennett Noone John Hobson Aph Baer Henry Henry Land

Australian students to visit Soviet Union on exchange

Australian National University Students' Representative Council chairman J Yocklunn says a party of ANU students will travel to the Soviet Union in December under an exchange scheme arranged by the National Union of Australian University Students travel service. He notes this could be the first large Australian student group to visit the Soviet Union.

Canberra Unen Students’ Representative Council Australian National University J .Yocklunn Jas Australia Jin Sewior Unnion Travel Service of National Union of Australian University Statens Jin Lowvie Yocklunn Geour Photae New Zealand Stimlents China Yooklunn

Teachers fail to reach agreement with Premier Bolte

In Melbourne on Monday talks between Premier Sir Henry Bolte and representatives of teachers organisations including the Victorian Secondary Teachers Association and the Victorian Teachers’ Union failed to find a basis for ending the tribunal dispute. Bolte met the groups separately amid ongoing disputes over teachers’ conditions.

Melbourne Henry Bolte Teachers’ Tribunal Rctorian Secondary Teachers’ Association The Victorian Teachers’lune Sir Henry

Prison guard murder claim tied to Hobson

Court heard Hobson was allegedly "cranked on the warder" Bernard Ralph and committed for trial on a charge of murdering Ralph in the prison boot shop. Der Ser Rennen testified Hobson struck Ralph twice with a sole-pressing machine after lunch, claiming he only intended to injure him.

Hobson Bernard Ralph Seone Ralph der Ser Rennen Bow Sham Hare

Fractured skull reported after incident near Red Hill

An eight year old boy sustained a fractured skull after being struck on the head near a kerra hen preceived a frac. He was admitted to Canberra Com ven Seeder at Ars Home unity Hospital. Mark Frases of Dre Met was said in a covery Street Red Hill. Satisfactory ceomilitian.

Canberra Ars Unity Hospital Mark Frases Dre Red Hill

Minister Promises No Student Barred In Education Plan

A minister states no student will be barred under the new plan and that funding will rise to address accommodation and expansion needs. He rejects criticism from Mr Cutler and argues additional costs for sixth-formers will be met by federal support, while NSW Teachers Federation notes growing classroom pressure and the push for six-year high schools.

Fioe Labor Cutler Canberra Fae Pean Council Federation MT Arms

Dental policy debate in Tasmanian parliament briefed

Tasmanian parliament considers amending legislation on dental registration and alien registration for the state. The health minister notes 29.3 million allocated from government funds and discusses allowing entrants with or without further exams to qualify for practice in Australia.

Cutler Mit Minster For Health Pehruwry Australia

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