Letters To The Editor on part timers and ex service men study
A reader praises Professor Crisp for urging better English among new students and notes the value of supplementary exams for older and ex service men. Criticism is offered of attitudes of Public Service and departments toward part time students and the belief that a degree ensures promotion. The letter touches on daytime lectures, time off, and the challenges of balancing work and study. It references ACT locations and landlord-tenant considerations in a fragmented closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Public Service
Public Service Board
Appeal for Arts Centre invites Geordie readers to help
A Newcastle Arts Centre project by the Peoples Theatre Arts Group seeks North East donors. With £125000 raised toward £155000, building continues and the Queen Mother may visit after completion. Donors of £50 get a named seat and listing in the foyer. Details: P O Box 67 Newcastle upon Tyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geordie
England
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Peoples Theatre Arts Group
Gra
People’s Theatre Arts Centre
P.O. Box
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Peter Trower
Newcastle- upon-Tyne
Britain left out as de Gaulle blocks Common Market entry
The Canberra Times notes President de Gaulle’s blunt stance against Britain joining the European Common Market. It highlights the risk of a divided Europe, possible shifts toward Commonwealth ties, and Britain’s limited leverage as Heath waits in Brussels. It emphasizes the president’s belief that opening the door now would yield an Atlantic-dominated bloc.
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de Gaulle
Britain
France
Pemsen
Europe
United States
European Free Trade Association
Atlantic
Heath
Brussels
Commonwealth
Mr. Macmillan
Lawyer's Diary on Fence Costs and Hidden Belongings
A diary entry explores sharing the cost of a new dividing fence when neighbors object due to a dog. It notes the fence may be nearly non existent and discusses rightful contribution and remedies. A separate note warns against claiming ownership of items found behind a former owner’s belongings and the risk of legal trouble.
End Of Silly Bickering Sir End Of Silly Bickering Sir
A Canberra business leader, T. Donnelly, prominent in the Chamber of Commerce, has become a resident of the Trades and our Council. His dual roles as businessman and Labour Party branch president show that politics need not divide goodwill. Canberra sets example to Australia.
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Can‘herrea
Chamber of Commerce
T. Donnelly
Trades and Our Council
Donnelly
Labour Party
Canberra
Reid
Landlord Challenges Fraser On Tenant Open Policy
A Canberra landlord protests a misquote attributed to Mr JR Fraser claiming tenants should be favored. The letter recounts four years’ tenancy, overseas absence, and significant property damage on return, with a charge of nine guineas two shillings per fortnight plus management fees, seeking compensation and questioning the author’s stance.
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JR Fraser
Canberra Times
Fraser
Democracy and Socialism in Africa Seen by a Reporter
An Associated Press analysis argues socialism dominates independent Africa as leaders pursue development. A Kano poll contrasts two youths, Tanko Yakasai and Alfa Wali, debating nationalisation versus attracting foreign capital.
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Associated Press
Independent
Africa
Dent
Kano
Nigeria
Tanko Yakasai
Alfa Walli
African socialism and industrialization under foreign capital
A discussion contrasts socialism with African realities. The text notes leaders like Leopold Senghor and cites Marxist labels, while governments rely on guidance to industrialise and acknowledge dependence on foreign capital for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Curious Case Of The Unfilled Job In Western Australia
The State faced criticism after Dr Moynagh withdrew from the post of Director of Mental Health Services. The job, advertised nationally, may be reclassified with a salary of £4418. no appointment until reclassification and re-advertising. Broome faces economic decline as pearl industry wanes and calls for new industry, roads, cannery, and Queen’s visit plans. The Kangaroo ship delay causes £5000 loss. coast guns disposed. overseas recruitment may add about 3000 to WA population with 860 tradesmen recruited and 537 Britons already in Perth awaiting work.
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Moynagh
Commonwealth
Western Australia
Hutchinson
Fitzroy
Flying Doctor
Wyndham
Marble Bar
Derby
Dall’s Creek
Broome
Eric Trezise
Civil Emergency Service
W. $. Lonnie
Britain
Canberra
Perth
One Party States in Africa And The Democracy Debate
The piece contrasts Africa's leanings toward guidance over capital friendly climates with a critique of Western democracy. It highlights politicians like Oginga Odinga and Tom Mboya, mentions Communist influence among scholars, and notes that many new nations rely on coalition parties rather than monolithic systems while claiming to retain democratic elements within parties. It cites Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah and a large rally in Accra as evidence of participatory political culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Imaney
Kenya
Malcolm Macdonald
Oginga’ Odinge
Moscow
Tom Mboya
Africa
Consentit People's Party
Kwim Nkrumah
Ghana
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Narrabundah
Appeal For Arts Centre
The
Keith
Act
Robins
Abe
Wakasar
Wali
Shire Council
T. McDaniel
McDaniel
Directa
Times
North- West
Darwin
Seaman's Union
Evans
Seamen's Union
Justice Gallagher
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Leighton
Western Command
Supply Department
Rottnest
Garden Island
Dr. Nkrumah
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