Colombo Plan in South East Asia Faces Funding And Effectiveness Debate
The analysis argues the Colombo Plan for South East Asia risks underestimating the scale of social and economic changes needed. It notes projected costs around 14.29 million and compares with 5 million, arguing gains hinge on building hospitals schools and trained professionals while avoiding underfunding and misallocation. It calls for international cooperation to stabilize prices and ensure long term benefits for commodities produced in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Way
Beta
India
Alas Couttrien
Weil
Boulk-Eart Avin
Rouehsian Asia
Sconomler
south-East Asia
Fante
Encouragement for Canberra Contractors to Work in Canberra
Kept Hughes stated yesterday a move to attract large-scale building work in Canberra as envisaged. The Department of Work is negotiating with Sydney firms for rebuilding 113 houses in Canberra. Local builders could be augmented to meet future demand and keep local firms active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Hughes
Camborne
Kent Hughes
Mr Krave
A.C.T
Sydney
Ners Ik Ak Prevetil
Fuure
Wil Alesent
Christians urged to take part in party politics
A religious leader argues Christians should engage in party politics as the only path to democratic reform. He warns withdrawal would cede power to autocratic systems and urges Christians to influence parties with their values while avoiding blind allegiance. A university figure stresses faith must guide political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RM. Chapman
Thesearch
Ure Rational University
Politeiane
Chapman
Erie
Kamel
Clements
Ceronious
Ortrictea
Anatralia
Bunal
Olning
Nia
Prineinh
Attr
Public Lectures at University College in Canberra
Public lectures planned at University College Canberra next month feature Italian scholar Dr Gian Angelo de Trasescr and Italian government official on topics ranging from contemporary Italy to William Wordsworth and Henry Hande Muehsedsen. Lectures also include Judith Wright and Mrs McKinney with talks on American drama and English restoration theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
UM Feenity College
Tilespacio
Gian Angelo de Trasescr
Francesco
Itallam
Fede Avellitia
Sydoay University
Tallan
Hlaly
Faso
Biche
Angelo
Walia le An
Gramalltaig
Commonwealth
Tudith Weight
Leonie Kremer
Mckinney
Judith Wright
William Hinglebeidge
Oxford Vna
Buen
Henry Hande Muehsedsen
Dr. Kramers
Literary Fund
Henry Ynghey
Rome
Ulbrigh
Sheep attacked by dogs alarm rural lessees
The report notes dogs attacking sheep on rural properties. It states that owners may be liable for damage and that an offence exists for allowing a dog to roam. An inspector may seize wandering dogs and may destroy them unless claimed by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
Ile Iveston
Weather summary from regional forecast notice
Weather bulletin shows calm to light winds through night with a mild day ahead. Forecasts indicate maximum temperatures around 72 degrees, minimum near 48, and light to moderate winds with occasional gusts. Regional forecast from Meteorological Station Fairbairn notes light changes in late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantera
Bam
Fairbairn
Letters To The Editor Cyprus Claims To Inelopehitorte Air
Readers debate Cyprus independence and Commonwealth ties. An Australian of Greek descent from near Cyprus weighs in on self determination, government stance, and unity within the Commonwealth as global politics press for peaceful progress toward independence. The letter references Canberra and the UK colonial office stance amid international power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Inelopehitorte
Sa Foros
Sfeeko
Deacent
Cypr
Shurchit Teisenkower
Seit Kovernment Anit
Cathy
France
United Nations Ivalte
Inter
Ivenny
Hoodkinson
Tate
Colonial Office
Cypria
Nave
Heralybury'e
Cary Australia
Sakell
Canberra
Canberra housing allocations and bridge delay debate
A Canberra discussion notes dissatisfaction with house seat allocations at 4 Arthur Circle and questions whether secret allocations exist. The letter criticizes the interior department and Mendelsohn comments, urging transparency. Separately the writer condemns reports on the Commonwealth Bridge project delays, noting conflicting claims of competition funding and schedule impacts, with references to Fraser and Kent and calls for proper authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lawiere
Lawler
Arthur Circle
de Arthur
Mckari
Caidenta
Canberra
Housee Mad
Mendelsohn
Allo Feliona
Wat Lake
Keny
Jim Fraser
Ammjet
Anni Dery
Frutt- AU Denigo
Kent
Boston
Par Ainsnont
Life Sentence Likely For Mrs Grills
Sydney reports Mrs Grills may receive life imprisonment after being convicted last year of attempted murder for orchestrating the death of her sister Somine Lundberg. The case drew to a close as prosecutors argued for the life term with the judge to decide forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grills
Sydney
Cabbet
Will Om
Caroline Grille
May
Somine Lundberg
Merinos on Show at Hall in Open Judging Event
The event at Homeleigh Hall features Merino sheep with judges including Kilby and Barton to determine the championship. Leaphtoy is seated to assist spotters as part of the competition setup. Local attendees anticipate fine specimens and spirited competition among entrants.
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Hall
Homeleigh
Mestre
AVC
Thibe
McC Mick
Munwergo
Broz
Arquest for New Roof Over Coventry Cathedral
London Friday report describes a quest to roof Coventry Cathedral with new work planned at the site. The accountancy firm member, Oliver, died aged 41, leaving an estate worth £240,000.
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London
Thomne
Welle Dafférp
Try Citigen
Coventry
Oelers
Repertory Trust Fund Benefit for Death of a Salesman
A special performance of Death of a Salesman is staged to raise funds for the Eligatarthar Pheatre Trust. A Canber hPrenlt official notes the event aims to bolster the fund with proceeds from a short notice production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neque
Eligatarthar Pheatre Trust
Canber
Iliska Dif
Amc Koon
Dry Winter Hurts Lambing And Market Show Plans
The report notes lambing is stressed by a dry winter with lower ewe feed, affecting early lambing and local flocks. Horticultural authorities warn cold spells into September could delay or alter garden and show exhibits, with regional fairs considering timing and arrangements.
Schoolchildren Interest In University Grows in Survey
A survey of primary and junior students at Ganberra reveals growing interest in attending the University. Questions asked about future attendance show several pupils favoring paths to higher education, with responses expected to influence the Cottage authorities. A fuller report is hoped after Union future needs review on September 20.
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Genoa
University College
Toplien
Pach Spondary School
Ganberra
Liral
Cottege
Iren Marth
St Ly
Union
Ixotee Coutll
Resignation of Planning Committee Leader Reported
The National Capital Planning and Zommittee announces the resignation of planning cone talcunt Kent Hughen from the Interior. He has served since inception in 1838, with 132 meetings attended and paid ritaite. The note praises his notable contribution to national planning efforts.
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Toven
Talcunt
Capal Pijning
Zommittew Wun
Kent” Mughes
Miorris
Coenmter
Paiva
Kent Hughen
Tae Rhein
Tae
Tariff Board to Visit Rubber Industry Hub in Port Moresby
A Tariff Board plans a November hearing in Port Moresby to study the rubber industry. The inquiry will visit plantations and the Port Morenby area to assess the sector, gain knowledge, and report on the region’s rubber trade.
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Port Morenby
Water Supply Investigation in Cotter Valley Catchment
An inquiry into reclaiming a water supply area from a damaged or unsuitable zone focuses on health angles and treatment controls. The Cotter catchment plan expands toward a larger catchment, with discussions of pump reductions and cost considerations for approval at Cotter scheme meetings.
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Cotter Propassla
Cotter
Cotier
Shaaper
Minister Defends House Allocation Issue Raised
The minister defended the housing allocation amid claims of favoritism. He said the medical practitioner referred a bad tenant and that the allocation followed priority rules under the Lie Rousing Act. He noted concerns about fairness and stressed housing officers maintain a fair standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cicely
Fraser
Ist
Act Framer
Minis Anawer
Walla
Important To Migrant Women English Teaching Plan
The text outlines a plan by the Foremost Housing and Education departments to aid migrant women. It discusses establishing a library of foreign language books and literature for yearlong use, with a sub committee to oversee distribution and welfare measures. National groups are represented in the committee.
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Hooil Neighbay Comen
Chavon Pree
Sean de
Fornell
Finghibl Elanves
Itera
Notable Canadian Governor General Hosts New Year Reception
The Governor-General and Lady Mim hosted a reception at Admiralty House in Sydney with a list of distinguished guests. Attendees included the Hon. Mr. Jaetite Kita and Mrs. Kita, the Hon W. Dickson and Mrs. Dickson, Lord Muyay of Sydney and Mrs. Mille, Sir Henry Manning and Lady Manning, Lt Gen. Mir Tvan and Lacy Mackay, Mir Mingh Posts, Brig the Hon. TA Playtair and Mrs Hlayta, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Eee Baas
Mim
Admiralty Heave, Syd
Ney
Jaetite Kita
Kite
W. Dickson
AID SOUGHT FOR EISTEDDFOD
Astorta are being made to secure support from leading Australian companies for the Can Derra Eisteddfod next autumn representatives the variety will visit Sydney. preliminary investigations had been encouraging but the society had not formed a complete program yet.
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Astorta
Auerallan
Derra
Bydney
Muccens
Religious services schedule list from Berit area churches
A dense OCR listing invites readers to numerous sermons and services across Catholic, Protestant, and non denominational churches. It notes times for Holy Masses, baptisms, Sunday schools, and weekday prayers, naming churches and pastors such as Brindabelle, Rev. P. CHG, Rev. Pf. Rudge, St Patrick's, St Christopher's, and others in the region, with scattered times like 6.30 pm, 8.30 am, 7.30 pm and 9 am across multiple parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berit
Bvesons
Rreaphie
Procease Commisioner
Ayneha
Tov
H. Hunter
H.C
Mele
Enensung
Narrabundah
Childean
Benicar Christopher's
Patrick's
Bradaam
Fhcreom
Causeway
Francia Xavier
Hal
TEAL
Therese
Perpetual Newrnn
Chastopher's
Patrick
Andrew
Froent ‘Ray
Hectae Hasrinon
Oba
Fragments Describe Courtroom Scene In Odd Narrative
Fractured text hints at a court appearance and dramatic setting with characters named Goradar and Chanson Maammouthehife Ayeedhee. The piece conveys a chaotic event with vague actions and a stylized narration, suggesting a reconstructed or garbled report from a courtroom scenario.
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Tiet
Arif
Bart
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AL Texrnemouth Wanpe
Doggart
Metholiet Church
Ible
Wesley
Wiltoeend
Meutteet
Conpor
Sunddes
Alan Farr
Northhourse
Avenue Divine Centre
Alo Parr
Nuw
Minton Lo Lapers
Church Baptist
Canora
Kingston
Ray
Bettmater Bible Society
Bundy
Church OF
Adethodist Thurch
Queenbayan
Will Lunsay Sheat
Lovheran Church
Church of the Lutheran Moat
Moby Syinity Capel
Wavma BC
Turner
Tev
T. Luter
Salvation Atv
Masemie Hall
Cire Bunday Service
A.m. Bune Christiana Pastiony Merting
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