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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
17
A painting of a naked man was unveiled at the Bathurst show yesterday amid confusion over wording and remarks by attendees. The event drew Alderman Warsbmien and others who questioned the piece’s appropriateness as children could view it. A local review noted the unveiling and the painting’s reception among the public.
Victorian dog owners celebrate success at the National Sheep Dog Trials and related championships. The report notes victories in the National Open and Maleuit events, with local entrants competing at The Showground and securing notable placings amid a bustling, country-wide competition scene.
In a Manchester court the defence questioned Smith about the Hindley and Brady murder of a young man. Smith denied involvement and described events leading to the killings, while the prosecution pressed Brady’s alleged actions. The trial continues with testimony from witnesses and cross examinations detailing the sequence of events on the moor.
Seven year old Linda Haley at Reservoir Viet won five medals at the National Tisteddfod on Saturday amid a string of five wins for the youngster.
Sydney reports indicate officials fear a dangerous drift toward full independence for Papua New Guinea. Kerr QC warned that independence is not inevitable and urged careful handling of the constitutional development. The minister for foreign affairs stressed the need to consider social and political implications while avoiding abrupt moves that could destabilize relations with Australia.
Sydney report on a New Guinea movement proposes that the people be prepared for change. Reverend IC Gribble, general secretary of the Melanesian Overseas Mission Department, urged churches to take active roles if they are involved, during a Pleasant Sunday Afternoon program at the State Theatre.
In Australia the Printing Dairy the Industrial Adverse the Printing, and Allied Trades Employers Federation and the Nien of Auatralia announce new terms for women. For the first time females aged 18 years and over can be employed in shift work between 7.30 pm and 11 pm under the revised nils award.
A Lennox led squad defeated Lannie foie to seize the Inward Amund contest held this weekend at the Australian National University, claiming the top honor in a closely watched event.
In a Sydney seminar on communications, Mr Downe warned that Papua New Guinea would struggle economically without Australia’s support. He warned against political moves toward integrating New Guinea as a seventh Australian state, noting fears of economic and racial backlash amid regional integration debates.
A garbled report discusses Gunther and Barner comments on Papua New Guinea independence, Australian government approval, and UN influence. It notes debates over constitutional arrangements, parliamentary confidence, and public sentiment in Port Moresby amid calls for reform and questions about timing and autonomy.
Sydney report notes two Australian MPs, including Opposition leader Whitlam and deputy Wran, expressing slim chances of a plan linking Papua New Guinea with Australia. They cited political obstacles and warned that talks may stall, amid broader tensions over regional policy and funding.
Papua New Guinea House of Assembly committee chair Guise warns of sharp exchanges with Minister Barnes on constitutional development. He presses for New Guinean recruitment in public service and industry, faster local control of courts, and broader participation in governance amid Australian support issues. Fireworks anticipated when the House reconvenes.
Sydney seminar hears objections to Papua New Guinea becoming Australia’s seventh state. Norman Cowper and Towner criticize the plan as unworkable and threaten lack of support. Discussion covers federation, sufficiency of resources, and possible impacts on politics and identity.
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