Journalists' School Eyes Foreign News Depth
Lord Casey opens the annual Summer School of Professional Journalism in Canberra urging Australian papers to expand coverage of world events. He and scholars argue for more foreign correspondents, better reportage, and sustained briefings to improve public opinion on international affairs.
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Sydney Daitien
Melbourne
Singapore
Ates
Japan
Pakistan
India
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Inclding
Sin
Britain
Macmahon Rall
Aid
Joh
South-east
Tates
Richard Woolscot
Schoon
Com Tern
Australia
Omny Aivice Geant
University of Melbourne
Dinkatta
Sinan
F. Moltman
Herald and Weekly Times
Melhwinne
United States
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Aker
Cove Brace
Nf Foreign Affairs
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Tee
Anna Maves
Australian Jowrnalists Association
Austra
Tan Minge School
Priat Conk
Victoria
Tring
Realan
Department For External Affairs
Prder
Canberra
Kenneth Randall
David Robertson
Astralian Journalists. Association
G. Godfrey
Teachers protest over pay in Sydney domain
More than 300 Catholic teachers at a Sunday meeting in Sydney Domain pressed for parity with State school pay and conditions. Peter Jackman stated the meeting was organized by an independent public scheme unitary Teachers Association, with content on arbitration and federation of conditions.
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Pederson
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Brosdfot
Hess
Teschers Iy
Sre
Australia blamed for neglect of New Guinea press
An authority on New Guinea affairs criticized Australians for scant public interest in the Territory and inadequate press coverage. He urged closer, diligent reporting to influence policy, warning that immigration and treatment implications affect Australia’s future relations with Asia.
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Ericlam
Tan Summer School
Peer Hastings
Council
BF New Games Ams
Altstein
Australia
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Ierretchon
Hoslines
Austen Hn
Education for newsmen urged in Australia visit
Holden, a Wayne State University journalism professor on a Far West fellow trip, urged signer education for journalists. He warned the US has seen many newspaper disputes in recent years, noting Australia has had only four disputes in 60 years and none lasting more than a week. He cited low regard for university education in the news industry and the lateness of students studying while working.
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Australia
Sprague "Holden
Prat Holden
Wayne State University
Michigan
Fellowie
Universy Education
Five Hurt in Rail Crash Near Finke South Australia
Five men were injured, two seriously, when a Commonwealth Railway section coach derailed on the north south line about 18 miles south of the township near Finke in Northern Territory. They were flown to Alice Springs hospital. two underwent emergency operations and one is believed to be in critical condition. Names and exact injuries not released.
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Adelaide
Commonwealth Railway Section
North South
Terriure
South Australia
Alice Springs
Jeanne Fy
Denars
Brisbane find means new life for bleeders
Australian laboratories lead a new chemical method to halt dangerous bleeding. Researchers adapt an American approach using a haemophilia related technique with injections to control haemorrhages, enabling safer treatment for patients.
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Echnique
Australia
Birger
Margaretha
Blombach
Luciency
Phulia
Speed race tragedy Claims two riders and a spectator
Speedway fatalities reported in Adelaide and Sydney after crashes. A driver Miss Docking of Sandy Creek died at Hamiey Bridge Hospital following a circular dirt track crash. In Sydney, Ted Preston and passenger Charley Greenway were injured when Preston’s sidecar collided with another machine at the Velodrome event. Greenway hospitalized at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Ith Nniher
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Ted Preston
Mick
Pearson Preston
Charley Greenway
St Vincent's
Unclear Cricket Report From Western Samoa Weeks
Fragmented text notes disruptions to cricket, mentions AAP copy, references ban and devastation terms. Unclear events, names, dates, or outcomes due to damaged source text.
Patterson Criticizes Government Projects in Dawson
ALP candidate Dr R. C. Patterson claims the Federal Government undertook 96 projects in Dawson since 1949 but failed to conserve water, provide adequate main roads, or sustain the sugar industry during a Proserpine political meeting.
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Punaay
Dawson
ALP
R. AC Patterson
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