Moves Likely In Milk Supply Says Mr Day
Mr Day told the ACT Advisory Council that drastic steps may be taken to expose the Dairy Farmers Cooperative Milk Co in Canberra. He said the public deserves to know and urged a public milk authority to protect consumers while noting interest from Kiowa and Regan milk firms and upcoming meetings. He predicted developments could relieve Canberra’s long troubled milk situation.
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Gaol Sentences for Jewish Rioters in Jerusalem Pool Clash
In Jerusalem thirteen members of the extreme Natorel arta sect were jailed for rioting during protests at a planned mixed bathing swimming pool. The group, claiming mixed bathing is desecration, has staged near weekly demonstrations in recent months against the project in the city.
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Caution On Young Drivers Licences Debate in ACT Council
The Road Safety Council in Canberra will discuss restricting teen licences after a Canberra writer urged slower access for 17 to 21 year olds. Chair P D Day noted teens and early twenty year olds pose the biggest road safety challenge with higher accident rates and probationary licences may be considered.
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Queen's Birthday Holiday On June 16
In Sydney and most states the Queen's birthday holiday falls on Monday June 16. Western Australia reportedly differs. Reports from Hanover note West Germany's rising role in atomic development seen as rival to Britain.
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ACT seeks full parliamentary vote for ACT member
The Advisory Council urged the Interior Minister to push reform for full status and voting rights for ACT and NT representatives in Parliament. Debates cited Tasmania’s 15 federal seats and ACT population of 38,500 as grounds for granting at least one full member, amid broader self-government questions. A separate note mentions a Macarthur Estate ewe leading dairy herd twice daily.
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Rotary Award To Technical College Student
The Canberra Rotary Club named Janes Morgan of Stewart Street Griffith the winner of the 1957 Rotary Vocational Service Prize for Canberra Technical College. Morgan, who finished studies at the college last year, was praised for outstanding studies, character, citizenship and leadership as guest of president A Phillips at the prize night.
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No Change In Flats Policy Regarding One Bedroom Units
The Department replies to questions from the Advisory Council note the policy on locating one bedroom flats. One bedroom flats are allotted 50 percent to married couples without children and 6 percent to single Commonwealth employees with over 10 years service in Canberra. Allotments are in order of length of service. No departure from policy is expected. A total of 108 one bedroom flats are under construction, with 36 in the first storey ready by June 30.
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Wrench To Go Says Mr James on Canberra's Growth
Mr James, director of Morks im to ACT, discusses Canberra development and pride in the capital. He credits contractors and departmental staff for cooperation and notes he is moving to the department's biggest task, pledging to uphold the record they set.
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Too Soon: Red Hill kiosk improvements delayed
The article notes late improvements to Red Hill were not yet completed. A loop will include a Blue 30 car parking area and future tram access to the Canehora Buys area. Plans discuss tourist facilities, engineering concerns, and potential private development, with ongoing consideration.
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Party Celebrates Engagement Amid Garden Setting
A Saturday night gathering at the Mauka Pavilion honors Mr and Mrs J Stephens of Ainshie on the engagement of their daughter Gallern ty Boley Byers of Sbagwed. Guests toasted the couple and shared wishes for a joyful future.
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