Professor urges NSW art education reforms in ACT meeting
The ACT Council for Cultural Societies met at Albert Hall and unanimously urged the Minister to avoid moves that would undermine NSW technical education for art. Speakers including John Brack Lloyd Rees and Peter Herbst warned against arrangements eroding the intended art education system and called for inquiry.
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Britain faces twin Rhodesia crises in new push for calm
Professor Herbst criticizes a reforming department as authoritarian and inhumane for ignoring teachers' beliefs. Britain plans a peaceful offensive to persuade Rhodesia toward a middle path between illegal independence and majority rule, with Prime Minister Wilson ruling out invasion. Commonwealth Secretary Bottomley warns against reckless moves.
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Unions protest tests amid regional political tension
Trade union leaders from Australia and New Zealand condemned French hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific set for early next year as political claims surfaced about liberal elements gaining influence under the Governor and the British Government. President Kaunda of Zambia was noted in related dispatches.
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Unions Call Global Protest Over Nuclear Tests
At a three day Sydney conference unions urged member protests to both Australian and French governments. Delegates from Australia New Zealand and Africa backed strong action against nuclear tests and called for international solidarity marches and official demonstrations to pressure authorities.
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Vatican approves decree on modern problems vote tally
The Vatican Council approved its decree on modern problems by 111 to 281 in a final overall ballot. A high tally of 483 prelates opposed the decree’s final chapter which denounces nuclear war and stockpiling of atomic weapons.
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Sukarno challenges Indonesian parliament over presidency
President Sukarno challenged Indonesia's 최고 legislative body to relieve him if dissatisfied with his rule. He admitted leadership faults in development plans caused economic deterioration and warned of consequences for the nation.
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Tragic Drowning of 19 Month Old Near Komungla
A 19 month old boy named Steve Beer from Shell Harbour Road Warille drowned after falling into a shallow creek about 40 yards from his home near Komungla 20 miles south of Ganieers. He was last seen playing indoors about 4 pm and was found floating face down after a short search. Rescue attempts failed and he died at Goulburs Base Hos.
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De Gaulle faces second ballot in French presidential vote
France awaits President de Gaulle's decision after failing to win an absolute majority in the first round. He trails leftist candidate Mitterrand with 44 percent to 32 percent, faces retirement or a second ballot on December 19, and observers expect him to run again to secure victory.
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Lansdown Appointed Associate Commissioner of NCDC
Mr R B Lansdown has been named Associate Commissioner of the National Capital Development Commission by the Governor-General in Council. He has served as secretary-manager since 1958 and travelled abroad in 1960 to study new towns development.
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Debacle for de Gaulle in nationwide vote shows strong left
Early tallies from the Constitutional Council report de Gaulle with 10,504,007 votes 43.96 per cent while Mitterrand garners 7,655,047 32.04 per cent and Lecannet 3,770,771 18.78 per cent with other candidates trailing. Projections warn of possible second ballot if de Gaulle withdraws or faces a further challenge.
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Vietcong Routed in Bloody Jungle Battle Near Saigon
American forces from the 1st Infantry Division and a larger Communist unit fought for six hours in jungle near the Michelin rubber plantation, killing more than 200 Vietcong. Hand to hand combat with knives and bayonets ended as U S troops pressed through the area.
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Truck ploughs festival crowd in Lome killing hundreds
A truck crashed into a festival crowd in Lome, Togo, killing about 100 people and shocking the city. Page details mention other items and classified notices across pages.
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