Builders Labourers' Federation forms Canberra town committee
The Builders Labourers' Federation last night elected a Canberra town committee to conduct the union's business with NSW Secretary Mr McNamara and Sydney officials present. The meeting was stormy with right-wing members elected and threats to walk out. A motion allowing Press entry was granted.
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Housewives' classes resume at Canberra Technical College
The Canberra Technical College will restart housewives classes after a two week break. Principal Mr Wo Smith said the courses will have more time next term with options of three six or five hours per week.
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Mboya Visits African Plant Tests in A C T
Kenya's Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs Mbowa inspected pasture plant material from East Africa tested at CSLBO Black Mountain. The voyage aimed to link beef ranching development in Kenya with Australia and Britain World Bank funding, with future East Africa expeditions planned to secure plant materials for northern Australia and initiate reciprocal exchanges for rural development.
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Queensland
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Black Mountain
Kenya
Tom Mboya
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Canberra
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Britain
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Australia
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Africa
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Ethiopia
Auustralia
A minute to N Z 10 to Yaouk telephony delays noted
Complaints from rural areas about poor telephone service are echoed as The Canberra Times makes an international call to New Zealand in a tenth of the time of a local Snowy Mountains call. The Auckland line and Yaouk connections show static and delays, with Canberra the main exchange and Avickland cited as a distant link.
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Snowy Mountains
Canberra
Auckland
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Commonwealth Zealand
Avickland
Adamina
Aboriginal camp in Bega sparks council talks
Local leaders and Aboriginal representatives debated the proposed transfer of Ngines land near Stony Creek to a reserve. Mr. R Roberts urged protecting Aboriginal sites while critics warned of sanitary and housing needs. Officials proposed supervision by NSW authorities and Aboriginal Welfare Board to resolve the issue.
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Bulla Shire
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