Dr Erhard to Succeed Adenauer as West German Leader
The 87 year old Konrad Adenauer will retire and name Dr. Erhard as his successor. Erhard, Economics Minister, must now lead Bonn through 1965 elections while shaping Germanys role in Europe and NATO amid Franco British and American tensions. No one knows the magic formula for Germanys future.
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Konrad Adenauer
Erhard
Dr. Adenauer
Dr. Erhard
Social Democrats
Christian Democnis
de. Adenauer
de. Echard
Germany
de Guaalle
European Economic Community
NATO
FEC
de Gaulle
Britain
Kennedy
Europe
Bonn
Russia
United States
U.S
France
Great Strides In Medicine Over 30 Years
Dr W M Coppleson president of the Australian Post Federation in Medicine notes great medical progress over three decades. He cites declines in gastro enteritis deaths, pulmonary infections and meningitis, and the disappearance of diphtheria. He credits the pharmaceutical industry for therapeutic advances while urging continued dissemination to practitioners.
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W. M. Coppleson
Weries
Canberra
Coppleson
Australia
Dir Coppleson
VICE REGAL GOVERNOR WELCOMES ARRIVAL AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE
The governor Venenil received Me W C Andrews AC at Government House yesterday. Vere Fane has arrived at Government House, and the communication stresses post graduate organisations. Dr Soppleson advocates medical education as the essential link between research and practice in Australia.
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Venenil
W. C Andrews
Government House
Yester Ory
I. Vere Fane
Soppleson
Estates Nu Medicine
Australia
Letters on Canberra Times item at Aniae Day Service
The letter-writers comment on a Canberra Times notice about children at Aniae Day Service. They praise some aspects while noting old soldiers lacked seating away from the march, and remark on the crowded enclosures used by young children.
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Canberra Times
Parents call for inclusion of children at Anzac Commemoration
A letter from Narrabundah argues that children should be allowed at the Anzac Service. The writer recalls arriving early to avoid disruption and commends well behaved youngsters. They criticize late adults breaking ranks and taking photos, urging respect for fallen heroes.
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E “Service
Narrabundah
War Memorial Board urges careful child attendance at services
The War Memorial Board appeals to parents to keep younger children from attending ceremonies alone and away from disrupting the service. It notes children should be encouraged to attend and appreciate the event, but not to cause disturbances during the ceremony.
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Australian War Memorial
War Memorial Board
Second Thai party coming to visit Australian officials
Announcement yesterday plans a visit by senior service and government officers to Canberra and New South Wales establishments. Sir Garfield Warwick as External Affairs Minister will lead a Thai delegation from the National Defence College, with aims to strengthen military and industrial ties.
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Thai National Defence College
Australia
Garfield Warwick
Canberr
Nsw
Charfield
Securid
Hal
Avaiealiay
Tv 10
Australi
Weleinwd
Sishad Hever
Private Forecasters Grow Amid Government Weather Network
The rise of private weather firms in the United States expands to about 35 companies forecasting for clients nationwide. They serve shipping lines, construction firms, fuel distributors, and even soup makers, offering tailored forecasts to cut losses and boost profits despite the government’s extensive Weather Bureau network.
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United States Weather Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mid-West
Florida
Washington, DC
ALP seeks control of Perth Council amid protests and warnings
In Western Australia the ALP proposes three weeks annual leave for all government staff, triggering resistance from Sir Harry Howard and the Perth Chamber of Commerce. The chamber cautions politics should not enter local government as parties prepare for May council elections and broader state campaigns.
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Nalder
Department of Labour
Labour Party
Perth
Lond
Harry Howard
Perth Chamber of Commerce
Hany
IALP
Pe Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Campbell
Swarts
Hay
AEP
Eply Council
Ters BO Con
Mugersse Fw
Shine Arid
ALP
Plan Og
Rising Migrant Intake Reaches 14 Month High
Portions of the report indicate a surge in arrivals with about 318 migrants arriving on a single day. The data from the statistics agency notes a rising trend in permanent settlement and outlines daily intake figures during March.
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Auateana
Comensis Statiaticaan
Valia
Austearia
Uci Macc
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Ratian War Memorial
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Morris West
Sydney
Italy
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Committee of Friends
Naples
Commitien Friends
Father Borrelli
Nis
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Times
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Logan
Collieshire Counc
Tolley Atte- Barinns
Connie Jory
West Ware
Me Robeson
Joe Coune
Shire Counes
Callie
Ton
Lionel Saute
Fremantle
Austral
Lionel Sarmson
Library Board of
Battye
W.A
RP Rovrigues
Julie Marie Orrowk
Albany
Croemel
Harvey Johnsey Beckwith
Moreat Park
Rodrigues
Beckwith
Hanes
Jang Steghthornand
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