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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1964
Page
9
Government officials press for rapid passage of a trade practices bill amid farmer protests and industry concerns over prices. Federal ministers, including unions and the Commerce Department, discussed extending rapid action to curb price manipulation while safeguarding producers.
The annual meeting of the society elected foundation member Mr Re Wallace and recognized designer contributions. Attendees numbered about 4 000, with discussions on rural telephony and emergency services. Key speakers included H Dowsing and M Riley, while plans touched on postal and telephone exchanges and potential federation attendance in November.
A fragmented report describes nuclear powered ships visiting Sea Orbit for tests and demonstrations of anti submarine warfare capabilities. It notes discussions of conventional gunnery, submarine defense, and future realignments in naval armament across several fleets and bases.
The Canberra Turist Pasteae reports a Canadian family wrestling with Australian quarantine practice for their pet. The family claims confusion over import regulations and delays as they attempt to bring their animal into Australia, while officials stress containment measures and legal responsibilities.
Sydney hosts a federation education conference during National Week with officials voicing concern over a shortage of academically trained teachers in New South Wales. Leaders call for government investment in teacher training colleges and stronger university qualifications to fill critical postings and improve classroom staffing.
Negotiations continue between the City and parties over ground works. Discussion centers on compensation and dam safety as councils weigh funding and timelines for reestablishing the area along the western shore. A decision is expected next month, with work halted pending a formal agreement.
A Sydney gathering at the University of NSW Friday features a trade union event with speakers from NSW Tahar Chineth and ACTA. Attendees include university faculty and course members, with conversations on Australia’s first tide and canal topics highlighted by university leaders and visiting lecturers.
The text notes a mass for August 4 ordered by Cardinal Keer at Lowg, mentioning translations and Vatican context. It highlights a Rome related ceremony and ties to the First Ty United States arms discussion.
A fragmented note describes a Hughes family youth group event with guides and leaders attending at the community centre TAS. It mentions several names and a plan to fund or form a local company and highlights the participation of seven or more members.
In Sydney the Chief Judge in Equity granted leave to serve short notice of motion for an injunction against 2GR broadcasting station. Directors Chive Ply and several named individuals are named as defendants. The order sets returnable date and outlines defense arguments over control and governance of the station.
The former ambassador for Thailand, Mr. V. Saya Bhivfy, will open the fourth Overseas Service Conference. Australian site tests are noted and universities worldwide will meet Tuesday morning to discuss matters. MP Shaw, secretary of paternal affairs, is to address delegates.
Prizewinners named for Special Lottery No 1140 and Lottery No 393 draw conducted yesterday. Officials announce results and prize allocations to winners across identified districts and prize categories.
The ACT selects its debate squad to represent the territory at the Australian Teams Debating Championship. Members named include Curtis, Brophy, Scully, and McEwan. Debating events run from August 24 to 29 with team preparation and travel logistics noted.
Amid reports from 1966, Ford, Chrysler and other makers announce ATV devices and motor vehicle controls. Discussions reference Associated Television coverage and regulatory action by 2GR board on licensing and device standards.
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