Canberra Times News Briefs and Trade Article Fragment
The Canberra Times reports mixed notes from Canberra and Geneva, with government statements on trade and relations. It highlights Australia’s stance on GATT and bilateral trade with Japan, stressing protection of domestic industries while seeking expanded export opportunity.
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Geneva
Japan
Pertaite Moet
Austell
Australia
Acto
United States
Fan
Ita
Koo
Weather notes from Canberra forecast and regional report
Weather data and forecast detail a Canberra forecast from the Meteorological Station Waipapa for the next 24 hours noting fine day above average temperatures. Light north west to west winds with changing cloud cover and a patchy rain potential later. Regional maps indicate warmer trends and variable winds with a chance of showers later in the period.
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Canberra
Waippaira
Borns
Vy Conde Jon
Congress Against Use of More Greek Divers
In a 7 to 6 vote the AGT Branch of the HLS rejected a motion to push the Commonwealth Government to reintroduce Greek sponge divers into the Australian pearling industry. Supporters warned the move would help developing areas but critics argued it risked political entanglements and economic disruption.
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Congress
AGT
Hls.s
Commonwealth
Molland
Inmnigre
Fantsy
Campbell
Ivere
Efoet
Warm Break Welcomed by Spring Sun and Heat
A fragmented weather report notes warm spring sun and strong winds bringing an early heat wave. Temperatures rose to 42.2 degrees by 3 PM with a high above the August average, while the night minimum stayed around 38.8 degrees. The piece compares this day to other warm periods in June.
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Courant
Rome
Loenereen
Commonwealth Fund Fellowships for Public Servants
The Commonwealth Fund announces increased fellowships in 1966 for public servants in Commonwealth and state governments and New Zealand. Australian public servants may apply. a nomination committee reviews applications chaired by Pece Det Jvation and Dr Mr. & For ier.
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Stud Rave
Dhe
Une
Commonwealth Fund of
New York
Commonwealth Fund
Commonwealth
Ment
New Zealand
Pece
Det Jvation
Forier
Commonwealth & Relenant Industrial Rascareh Oficer
Rimeer
Macamaie Burnet
Birtan Clunies Roam
En ‘Wilson
To Tokan
United Weaten
Sapenees
United Blake
Barton Hockey Club Celebrates Silver Anniversary
Barton Hockey Club marks its silver anniversary with a dinner in Mesare. Notable figuresWelsh, Till and life members attend, amid reminiscences of the team’s founding three years after hockey began in Catt Rong. A social followed the dinner with guests including Mr Brody and Mr Arthur.
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Barton Hockey Club
Welul
Ste. W. J
Hiewa
Chiltern
Wistera
Mesare
Chy
Can Soren
Tewan
Andress Tail
Fe Tinckiey
Atenan
W J. Wetsty
Mernen
Uili
G. Mike
Brody
Peraldeat
Mochey
Abert Arthur
Memner
Une
Kingston Club
Tory Moriy
Aenfar Vice
Arthur
Chi
Wes
Ty ‘Gerathy
Brophy
Australia
Micke
Dance Raises funds for Beott Shieh Fund
A dance event raised 62 pounds for the Beott Shieh Fund. Proceeds total 162 pounds from the night, with attendees including 15 percent from Ganberew Lorna Tent. Donation efforts continued as the ANN president Me Di Wallin urged further gifts, aiming for 100 pounds by week’s end.
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Beott Shieh
Dtvnce
Navibundah
Wits
Ini Tole Ganberew
Nuppe
ANN
Wallin
Orchestras Move Back to Albert Hall Plans and Setbacks
A committee discusses returning orchestral performances to Albert Hall with a temporary seating extension and a sound board above the stage to improve acoustics. Plans for a removable sound board faced Interior Department hurdles, leading to the abandonment of an ABC quartet concert and consideration of future Canberra programs and subscriptions.
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Hinterva Ama
Ehmereta Cummitten
Albert Hall
Tonger
Necea~ Leary
Albert Mall
Waa
Ata. Teim Voverstood
Department of the Interior
ABC
Benent Lieverlyn
ALC
Beason
Canberra
Wertan
Two Years Ago Warns of Dangers in Growth
Two years ago John warned of dangers from overproduction and its effects on the year. The text suggests a lesson for farmers and leadership amid concerns over agricultural trends and potential swings in weather or market conditions.
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John
Bate Saveramentes
Juhn
Spiritual Values In Education Stressed At Church Services
A church gathering urges that learning must serve mankind and be linked to ethical values. Speakers cite education blending with moral aims as essential, with large youth attendance in uniform, sermons at Wesley Church and other venues stressing responsible citizenship and social cooperation.
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Phidren
Marty Uremmed
CANDIDATE FOR HOSPITAL AND ADVISORY COUNCIL
A Canberra community meeting featured discussion by candidates to the ACT Advisory Council and hospital board. Kevin James Sewinven, a long‑time resident, outlined goals for education and welfare, stressing schools and churches as essential to child development. Other speakers urged unity across faiths and urged voters to consider candidates with experience in welfare, public service, and youth programs.
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Kevin James Sewinven
Yervalumla
CWO Progress and Welfare
ACT
Lund
Sydney
Department of Vase Ead
Sunessei
Coral Lee
Ta Whitt Spiere
Commonwealth
Berger Clert Gal Assoniation
Masteen
Sharit
Looh Street
Mulherin
ACT Spastic Council
Park Parente
Amd
Avacciation
Alc.t. Union
Lommittenaas
Ube
Canberra
Helan Sustiey
Muiherin
Yarried
Annesley
Bowral
Tun Alwaya
Anouk
Meday
Board's Military Service Policy Sought by RSL
The RSL seeks a branch policy to allow leave for full time army duty and preserve continuity of service.Key speakers warn of officer shortages and urge balanced privileges and incentives for younger officers. The discussion aims to guide government policy through a Commonwealth Defence framework.
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RSL
A.C.T
GW. Bourke
Dattaltone
Tom
Tony
Cempbe
Ufficen
J Trudetitte
Leawater
Nubl
Lenin Cal
Uamitell
Underground forces prompt new war era talk
A fragmented report discusses underground factions and wartime rhetoric. It mentions efforts tied to a “World War I” era frame, with references to leaders, locations, and actions stirring public interest. The text is garbled but centers on clandestine groups and their influence on policy.
Trading Plan Approved At Canberra Session
Canberra trading department discusses establishment of a trading post in Canberra. Motion to explore post operations carried unanimously by board members Mr RL Metcalfe and others. Financial advisor appointed to focus on full financial membership while branch officials review urgency and governance.
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Banberra
Tim
PJ Keegan
Aloo
Canberra
Sanmtens
RL Metcalfe
Inpartmenta
Mydway
Sewurne
Teegervie
Kruger
Amber Iit
Chery
Hevnch Vereutine
Duc
Noell Canberetto
Asanting
Perro
Ines
Mnanda
North
Sanborn
Gino Fu
Motion Rejected by Chair Over Contempt Condemnation Charge
The chair ruled several motions out of order during a meeting led by General Campbell. A motion of condemnation by Bayton criticizing rent increases was rejected as the notice of motion by Nort Canberra was not allowed to reintroduce price controls. Campbell warned the league could be brought into contempt.
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Kelly
Cagell
Bayton
Campbell
Nort Canberra
Une AC
Unie
Toca League
HBL
Herat
Fragmented OCR notes on wartime civil service ballots and exclusions
The readable bits describe the Revioral grecaure of the EEG and requests to exclude qualification certificates from War Service Land Settlement Board. Mentions speakers with AGT and excluded applicants for unspecified reasons outside the Act. Indicates ballots and a member ruled out after a long period, with the branch making several actions.
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Ev-Aniv.caman
War Service Land Settlement Board
Wmome
Arman Hes Na
Weveyal
Amfush Pve Winners At Mockton Races Yesterday
Jockey Jondon rode a hat trick aboard Une vt Vares to lead AMFUS PVE winners yesterday at Mockton races. Austra lan Jockey Mager Beit han also earned wins, showcasing strong form in a day of competitive racing.
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Amfus Pve
Jondon
Mager Beit Han Ave
Veridan Ak
Une Vt Vares
Ube
Tobacco Quotas Increase Sparks Can Prices Debate
Reported statements from M. Chandler of the Canberra Chamber of Commerce claimed rising quotas were tied to higher cigarette output and supplier marks ups while pricing in Sydney and Civic areas showed mixed adjustments. Retailers noted price controls shifting and some traders lowering cigarette prices to clear stock.
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Setaliers
Avinny
Sydney
Wma
Tnner
Civic
Rain delays Davis Cup match in Philadelphia
Heavy rain postponed Davis Cup action between Australia and Italy at Germantown Cricket Club. Teams from Australia and Italy, including players Harry Flapman and Cane ele, await new scheduling as showers wash out play after a day of weather interruptions.
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Philadelphia
Australia
Italy
Davie Cap Luminttes
Haliaa Éap
Iaina
Harry Flapman
Caneele
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