Professor to head Australian Research Grants Committee
The Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Sydney, Professor W. M. O Neil, will become chairman of the Australian Research Grants Committee next year. He resigns as chairman on June 30 and is a former chairman of the Social Science Research Council of Australia. He has served as Me Caughey Professor at Psychology at Sydney University from 1945 to 1965 and is currently overseas for conferences.
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Sun Sport
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Australia
Prilessir O'Neil
Socul Science Research Council of Australia
Me Caughey
Sydney University
Harrier fighter shown to Australian defence officials
The Harrier vertical take off fighter was demonstrated to Australian defence officials. It will enter RAF squadrons next year and Hawker Siddeley officials discussed possible Australian manufacturing if ordered by the RAAF.
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Hawker-Siddeley Aviation
Australia
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Bedford
Rolls-Royce
Ferrant Electronics
Defence
Advocate urges wage court to rethink basic wage system
Melbourne advocates press wage court to rethink the basic wage system. ACTL advocate Mr R J Hawke said today the commission would reflect the credit if it changed its mind and reverted to the basic wage system.
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Value of idle property sparks wage dispute debate
The ACTU and government officials clashed over restoration of the basic wage amid union arguments that a 1967 decision should be revisited. Hawke noted the basic wage had been phased out and defended the broader wage structure while referencing the Commonwealth commission’s roles and a property issue in Melbourne. The discussion touched on the national wage, arbitration tribunals, and the impact on workers awaiting clarity.
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Appeal against Vietnam conviction shocks Brisbane crowd
A national serviceman convicted of manslaughter in Vietnam may have thrown a hand grenade or possessed prophetic gifts, in a Brisbane appeal heard by Mr FC Brennan QC. The case revisits the 1960s wage and productivity debates as the appellant challenges the sentence while legal teams debate evidence and fingerprint testing at the tribunal. The appeal continues with further testimony expected.
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Vietnam
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Newman
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Slimming course women lonely and depressed in study
Brisbane reports Adel aide biologist notes women joining weight reducing clinics feel lonely and seek group support. Adelaide University mood unit cites survey showing many women are normal yet seek social contact. findings discussed at a conference.
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Adelaide
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London security chiefs push automatic deportation for shoplifters
London security officials call for Home Office action to deport convicted overseas shoplifters. An August 28 meeting invitation was sent to chief security officers of major stores to discuss measures.
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Hollingworth
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Lerek Huuson
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Leslie
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Ex ACT police officer Lovejoy dies at home
Former ACT Police sergeant William Arthur Lovejoy died at his home in Mivomnondara Street Leslie last night after retirement this year. Survived by his widow and two children, he joined the force in 1951 and had a long career marked by a clean reputation. The obituary notes a past dispute regarding a $100 payment and a charge of homosexual offense that was never resolved.
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ACT Police
Mivomnondara Street
Leslie
Reid
Lovejoy
New PNG air link to run Qantas weekly via Port Moresby
Qantas will operate a second weekly return service using Port Moresby as a hub for flights to the Far East starting in October. The move expands regional connections and boosts Papua New Guinea air links.
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Qantas
Port Moresby
Far East
Two killer dogs shot after marauding sheep losses
A property owner in the Monduya area reports two dogs shot yesterday after they killed 100 sheep and threatened other properties. J C Gurran notes the dogs, a white Sahra mix and a small black dog, fled toward Sydney and Hong Kong. The owners may be liable for the damages as authorities seek to prevent further incidents.
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Kambah
J. C. Gurran
Sydney
Port 1
Hong Kong
Aes
Garrag Monduya
Melbourne gallery opens with free admission for children
The new gallery in Melbourne opens at 2pm with doors to the Arts Centre and free entry for children while adults pay 10 cents. About 2,000 people pass through as the first section debuts and hours extend later to accommodate visitors.
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An Reid
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Beery
Vestarook
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