Sydney academic post upset by Sydney University rejection
Dr Frank Knopfelmacher, a controversial Melbourne University psychology lecturer, was rejected for Senior Lecturer by Sydney University’s Professorial Board after a committee recommended him. The debate touched on self government for the Territory and economic dependence on Australia as officials weighed the case amid wider discussions of autonomy and administrative readiness.
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Melbourne University
Sydney University
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Tory
Beit
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Knopfelmacher
Whitlam
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Jinq
Talia
Spectea
Gopaka
New Guinea
Lige Australia
Kristiansen
Rare
Papua
H Kampfelmacher
Profecs
David Armstrong
See
Department of
Philos
Outphy
Gut
Australia Japan plan to aid New Guinea development
Australian business interests back a joint Australia Japan committee to explore industrial prospects in New Guinea. Talks in Tokyo next month aim to form a cross‑border enterprise representing business and government to promote timber newsprint and other projects while the Territory discussions show mixed readiness for self government.
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Guiness
Pacific
Australia
Japan Business Cooperation Committee
Edward “Warren
R. W. C. Anderson
New Guinea
Tokyo
Government settles with rowing club after boat crash
The Department of the Interior said the payment does not admit liability. Dr Pieter Arriens, club president, called it a generous settlement beyond any sueing expectation. The club spent about £400 on the damaged boat and oats, with a new boat costing £659, oars £150, transport £41. Since the collision, water police relations improved and rowers report better watermanship and co operation on the lake.
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Department of the Interior
Pieter Arriens
Canberra
Arriens
ACT
Wailer Police
Canberra Announces Late Shopping Night This Week
A spokesman for the Department of the Interior said Canberra will have a late shopping night tomorrow as the ordinance allows late hours the day before a holiday when Friday is observed as a holiday.
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Canberra
Department of the Interior
Sharp rise again for land at Albert Hall auction
Land prices climbed on the second day of a three day Albert Hall auction attended by about 400 people. Deskin blocks sold for £3400 each, Downer block for £2750. Bidder clashes and a warning from the auctioneer, Mr G L Giddings, highlighted the spirited proceedings with sharp rises across both open and restricted sections.
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Albert Hall
Deskin
Downer
Rideling
G. L. Giddings
T Jin Dashid
Sand bar rescue at Wollongong auction sale yields mixed prices
A Wollongong couple were trapped on a sand bar for about ninety minutes near Curtin before a boat from Batemans Bay aided them. Tragedy or not, real estate agents report Lyons buyers paid from £150 to £625 for blocks amid volatile prices driven by the cubical nature of the land and ongoing auctions. Further blocks in Lyons will be offered at open auction today as prices drift above last year’s averages.
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Lyons
Wollongong
Happy Water
Hest
Balemans
Montona
Joan Starday
Siles
Keith Shepherd
Batemans Bay
Herbert Fisher
Jcieen
Spearing Parade
North Wollongong
Clyde
Ucuitds
Open Auc
Telephone directory list changes and prices in Deakin sale
An article notes Canberra phone listings to be added or omitted from the 1965 directory with blocks in Deakin selling for an average £2,685 at an October auction. It also reports prices for included entry blocks ranging from £2,050 to £3,400 and mentions political commentary about UN Secretary-General Thant and the Vietnam conflict, including a kidnapping case in Washington and Vietcong actions.
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Communist Party
People's Daily
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Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
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Phi Yen
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Saigon
Britain
Russia
France
Vate
Cambodia
Thej
Wor Jt
Nam
Thant
Civilian shot and captured as Vietcang threat grows
A civilian was shot and captured amid escalating tensions with Vietnam. Gustav Hertz, 46, an American aid official, is held prisoner in Saigon as threats loom over a condemned Communist terrorist. Mortar shack killings left 32 dead. Auction results show Curtin, Trackett, Downer, Hackett blocks selling with total proceeds near £97,175 across open and restricted sales. The series concludes today with the final sale.
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Gustav Hertz
Saigon
Curtin
Trackett
Downer
Peace envoy hopes for talks with Peking amid rebuff
UK envoy Gordon Walker expresses continued hope for peace talks with China as Peking rejects his visit. The note, echoed by North Vietnam, frames Washington’s insistence on unconditional talks and a halt to Hanoi’s attacks. Global reactions from Moscow to Tokyo trace the diplomatic fallout and urge restraint while reaffirming support for a Vietnam settlement.
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Communist
China
Gordon Walker
Peking
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Ime
South Vietnam
Feking
Hanoi
Ether Walker
Aloe Ik
Johnson
Louke Eel
Tn i
North America
Meare Walker
Moscow
Sn Washbrury
North Tee
Burma
Thailand
Laos
Malaysia
Cambodia
Japan
India
North Ter
Jihe
Soviet Union
U Thant
Ho Chi Minh
de Lat
Britain
South
Foring
TF. W. Garvey
Petine
State aid debate in NSW opposition leader speech
The Leader of the NSW Opposition, Mr Askin, said last night that a Liberal Country Government would provide direct State aid to independent schools. Also noted are brief mentions of scientists musing over a Ressini theory of a super civilisation and a Montreal bank raid.
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Nsw
Askin
Guter Spive
Montreal
Easter Publication Schedule for The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times will publish over the Easter period with editions on Good Friday, Saturday, and Monday. This schedule confirms our newspaper will continue daily during the holiday with no break in the print or digital editions.
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Canberra Times
Lights Stay On Tomorrow In Canberra Night Lighting
Canberra will keep all street lights on from dusk to dawn starting tomorrow as the ACT Electricity Authority announces a revised non domestic lighting tariff. The annual cost of all night lighting drops to about 6000 pounds from 20 000 pounds. Local visitors Mr Michael Ala of Aoba and Mr Roy Kimisi of the Solomon Islands toured Australia.
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Canberra
Michael, Ala
Aoba
New Hebrides
Roy Kimisi
Legislative Council
Solomon Islands
Australia
Department of External Affairs
Queensland
New South Wales
ACT Electricity Authority
Dame Pattie recovers after hospital stay
Dame Pattie Menzies left Canberra Community Hospital yesterday after a stay since March 17. She will spend one or two weeks at Kirribilli House in Sydney, the Prime Minister's official residence, convalescing.
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Pattie Menzies
Canberra Community Hospital
Kirribilli House
Sydney
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