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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
5
Seventy five doctors and health administrators decided in Canberra yesterday to recommend to the Government that special funds be set aside to enable Asian doctors to come to Australia for postgraduate training. The decision emerged from their three day conference on post graduate medical education in South and South east Asia.
The Melbourne meeting probes medical education funding and criminal penalties while officials including Assistant Police for months and union leaders discuss program support and enforcement. Names like Mr Wilby and Mr Fred Thompson appear amid a broader push for policy changes in medicine and transport regulations.
Cooma Council seeks tourism to rival Snowy Mountains Authority as a major economic force. Mayor A. A. Johnson says development could spur industrial growth, with plans to explore funding and infrastructure over 20 years, aiming to lift regional prosperity and energy supply in NSW.
Report shows fewer buyers for lamb as market prices resist gains. Spokesman cites yesterday’s sharp price jump, with notes on July listings for beef and pork items and scattered price changes. Mutton prices reportedly increased modestly despite weaker overall demand.
Melbourne report says the Minister of Labour Mr Reid stated there was no public demand for extending Friday shopping hours in Victoria. He noted no requests from the Retail Traders Association or the Island Assistants Federation and indicated any change would require strong public demand.
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon will be guests of President Johnson at a White House dinner on November 17 during their visit to the United States.
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