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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 15, 1964

Page

7

Officers Cannot Quit Until Retirement Under Court Ruling

The High Court ruled that Army and Navy officers cannot resign in peacetime until compulsory retirement, limiting civilian service choice. The decision highlights a broader government policy debate over recruitment, officer quality, and liberty of service across services.

Army Navy Mervyn A. Marks Australian Army Survey Corps High Court Marks Oday Commonwealth Royal Military College Duntroon Air Force

Birth of Australian statesman William Morris Hughes

The article traces Hughes birth date to 25 September 1862 at Pimlico and details his Welsh roots via his North Welsh father William Hughes, a carpenter and Joiner, and his English Welsh mixed upbringing in southwest London, noting age adjustments for migration and the biographical complexities surrounding his early life.

Hughes Hirth Australia Wales London Liverpool Somerset House William Morris Hughes Moreton Place Pimlico William Jane Hughes North Wales Vale of Clwydd William Hughes House of Lords Disraeli Jane Peter Jane Morris Winllan Lilo Aniffraid Montgomeryshire Peter Moria Llansanffraid Shropshire Morrises William Morris

William Morris Hughes A Portrait From London to Australia

The article traces Hughes upbringing in a Chelsea Westminster area of London born to a Welsh father, his schooling at St Stephen's and early teaching as a pupil teacher. It notes influence of Matthew Arnold, health toll from teaching, and hints at emigration prompting a voyage to Australia on 8 October 1884.

David Lloyd George William Morris Hughes Australia Hughes St Stephen's School Westminster Department of Science and Art Lord Harrowby Morris St. Stephen's Llandudno Ing Wesleyan Horseferry Road Evertheless W. H. Baker Stepher Matthew Arnold Arnold Poe Berlin San Ispese Sch Vauxhall Bridge Road London Mitchew Arnold Curtis’ Bank Lambeth London Bridge Payne East India Docks Inez Theioinda

Western Australia faces worst flood disaster yet in southwest towns

Relief teams assess damage across Collie Bunbury Nannup and Alexandra Bridge with Collie alone estimating losses over £800000 and total debits possibly surpassing £1 million. Lord Mayor Charles Veryard launches a flood appeal boosting targets from £100000 to £200000 as public response lags behind the fire of Dwellingup in 1961.

West Australia Collie Bunbury Nannup Alexandra Bridge Perth Charles Veryard Veryard Dwellingup W.A Jess Pendrick W.A. Red Cross Callie Venice Harvey Western Australia Trades and Labour Council

Air Force Dinner Marks 50th An niversary in Sydney

The Administrator attended the Air Force Association dinner in Coogee Sydney to commemorate fifty years of Australian Military Flying, held yesterday evening.

Air Force Association Coogee Sydney

Milk vendors dispute figures at Canberra advisory meeting

Letter from T H Harrison of Yarralumla defends his figures on milk sales and earnings presented to the Advisory Council on 6/8/64. He asserts average vendor sales of 90 gallons daily at about £7 10s, with ~35 hours weekly work and about £50 gross weekly, and invites Oakes to challenge or write with views. He argues for consumer freedom of choice pending a milk authority.

Oakes Advisory Council Arndt Canberra Dukes T. H. Harrison

Canberra Times misreads on ethics syllabus in schools

Eugene Kamenka defends a statement about ethics education, accusing The Canberra Times of misquoting and omitting his main point. He argues education must proceed in stages and that primary students cannot assess or critique proposed syllabuses, contrasting indoctrination with genuine study.

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The L. F. Fitshardinge Institute of Advanced Studies Australian National University Waushall Bridge Road Victoria Station Thames Belgravia Houses of Parliament Oomeng City Great Britain Matthew Angus and Robertson King’s Hall Parliament House W. M. Hughes Llandudno Grammar School West Australian Trotting Association Harvey Civil Defence Organisation Collies State Civil Emergency Service W. S. Lonnie C. S. Daley Civil Emergency Service Civil Defence Mr. Weryard Milk Vendors Yarralumla Eugene Kamenka Campbell Kamenka
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