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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 02, 1970

Page

4

Malaysia seeks delay in five power talks in Singapore

Preliminary talks on the five power Commonwealth defence talks slated for December in Singapore were postponed at Malaysia’s request. Negotiations aim to set a new date in early January for a broader ministers meeting in London, with participation from Australia New Zealand Singapore and the United Kingdom. The Australian delegation will be led by Sir Arthur Tange.

Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Defence Singapore Malaysia Loman Ig Apelhi Commonwealth Heads Jane Coney Tavern Elence Stataveiay Australie New “Zealand Texiona Setence Ment of Defence Arthur ‘Tange Tafka London Paull Hasluck Commonwealth Parker Entoncolinel Imipadheras Fortestant IRAAK RAN

Monash Study Finds Exam Questions Drive Marks Variability

Monash University education faculty released research by Mett Mackay showing student marks vary with question choice and teacher assessment. The study analyzed exams with 14 questions across topics. results indicate different questions yield different scores even for equally able students, suggesting teachers should assess pupil ability rather than question order.

Monash University Mett Mackay Mackay Ajudente Calinet Ian Austen Prestier

Revolution a stopgap: professor warns of limits

Professor Hans Arnut of the Research School of Political Studies in Australia says the green revolution, based on high yielding wheat and rice varieties, offers only 10 to 20 years of breathing space for population growth. He warns richer nations push development aid while poorer countries face rising needs and rising costs.

Hans Arnut Aumit Paitic Studies Austrahad Jong Uiniversiy Morniay Camberea Ponce Nandals Iphlice Sil Ton Ewenenon Sears Esalutiss Australia

New chief YASS takes post at Yas District Hospitals

Mr Archibald Rankin, appointed executive officer of Yas District Hospitals, begins duties. Rankin, married with three children, previously served as secretary at Lake Cargetliga District Hospital.

YASS Tiesday Yas District Hospitals New Gblet Oacer Archibald Rankin Rankin Nae Lake Cargetliga District Hospital

Jungle warfare school opens in Vietnam

Saigon reports a new jungle warfare training school for Australian and South Vietnamese troops beginning six week courses at the Anzac Base Nui. The program, part of a broader peace effort, aims to prepare forces for regional duties and enhance joint operations as Australian troops deploy to assist the South Vietnamese.

Saigon Aapareuter Ts Partners Anzac Base Nui Saigom Denumiore Bament

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