Hint of a teachers college for ACT
A statement from the Minister for Education and Science outlines an Interim Council for a potential teachers college in Canberra. The plan includes a principal, site consultant, registrar and staff, with the aim to offer initial teacher training courses and possibly expand to adjacent facilities, pending government approval and advisory input.
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Gorton
Fies
NEDC
Canberra
Technical College
RB Lansdown
National Capital Development Commission
O A
Landow
Council of
Rendige Nantute of Technology
Perth
F Waterhouse
CSIRO
H Kk Coughlan
DeGaola i
Commonwealth Advisory Committee On Advanced Education
Company loses hotel site appeal in Canberra case
Owendale Pty Ltd owner of Astor Hotel and Motels Ltd failed to begin building on land at London Circuit Canberra under a 1965 lease. Justice Windeyer allowed an extension pending appeal while allowing possible injunction relief. The case centers on the Commonwealth land and delays before construction could start.
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Owendale Pty Ltd
Astor
Justice Windeyer
Commonwealth
London
Canberra
Greek elections set for May parliamentary vote
King Constantine announced that elections for a new Greek Parliament would be held next May. The report notes the change follows earlier coverage and places the event in Athens with AAP reporting.
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Athens
Constantine
Faye
Book row settled
New York reporters note a settlement reached on a book row with officials and parties closing the dispute after discussions yesterday. The brief dispatch cites no further details on terms or involved organizations.
Australia Boosts Vietnam Force By 1700 Troops
Prime Minister Holt announced a one third increase in Australia's Vietnam commitment. Army strength rises to 5,200 with 900 additional personnel. Canberra bomber squadron to support ground troops. HMAS Hobart to deploy with frogmen for harbor clearance as part of US naval efforts. Hobart undergoing refit in Sydney before joining operations.
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Holt
Australia
Canberra
IHMAS
Hobart
Sydney
Arnedad
Ooo
Viet
Rhodesia envoy argues republic status amid war talks
Rhodesia’s leader insists the country is effectively a republic, while Britain Australia and Malaysia negotiate over troop and bomber deployments for Vietnam. Canberra jet bombers from Malaysia targeted North Vietnam with Canberras aiding in the 450 aircrew effort. Australia’s task force will operate under US Seventh Fleet direction and may deploy to Tan Son Nhut or Bien Hoa. Negotiations continue as Rhodesia remains noncommittal on a formal referendum and republic declaration.
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Malaysia
Vietnam
Dowling
Bonterworth
RAAF
Australia
Britain
Tini
South Vietnennamese
Saigon
Smigon
Tan Son
Deci Nhut
Bienne
Hoa
St Battalion Rar
Commonwealth
Republic
Smith
Mount Cecarer
Nui Day
South Vietnam
Rhodesia
Federal wage margins rise up to $1.30 a week
The Full Bench of the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission awarded wage margin increases from 30 cents to 1.30 weekly, affecting six capital cities basic wages. The increases, ranging 1 to 24 percent, take effect from the first pay period on or after January 23. Four judges supported the rise while one opposed. The decision noted potential benefits for the economy but drew mixed reactions from employers and unions.
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Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Justice Moore
Winter
Gallagher
Gish
Commonwealth
Mission
Econ
Winer
Police to search for missing man in river
A British migrant is feared drowned in the Murrumbidgee River between Pine Island and Kambah Pool after three men floated on inner tubes. Peter Aitcheson, 24, of Turner, and Donald Bedford, 25, with unknown address, reported the third man fell from his tube in turbulent water near Red Rock. Police will begin a search at first light below the river rapids.
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Murrumbidgee
Pine Island
Kambah Pool
Peter Aitcheson
McKay Street
Turner
Donald Bedford
Red Rock
Disciplinary Tribunal Suspends Two Sydney Anesthetists
In a Sydney tribunal the physicians Dr Hugh Cairns Anderson and Dr Paul Johnson were found guilty of infamous conduct and suspended for failings in their discharge of anesthetic duties. The report notes the ruling appears on Page 14 alongside world news and other notices.
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Sydney
Hugh Cairns Anderson
Paul Johnson
Goulburn to get CTC TV translator planned
Goulburn could receive Canberra Television CTC service via a translator linked with the Australian Broadcasting Commission. The PMG will decide on a station location, costs, and sharing facilities at Mount Gray, with possible joint use of transmission infrastructure and a goal to serve about 12 000 viewers.
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PMG
CTC
Cooma
Snowy
Star
Canberra Television Limited
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Australian Broadcasting Can
Goulburn Hove
Shakespeare
Canberra
Mount Gray
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New York
Narooma
Mr Holt
Rhodesia ‘Republic
United States Seventh Air Force
United States Seventh Fleet
United Nations Security Council
Salisbury
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Mr S Justica
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Ronald Ryan
Victorian Supreme Court
Tv-Arte
Ofterv
Goulburn
CTC TV
Barlin
Bureau of Meteoralney
So Saiis
Goremon Place
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Comercines Ace
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