Toronto denies deal on teachers
Toronto Board of Education officials confirmed hiring about 80 teachers from Australia and said they were not aware of any gentlemen's agreement restricting recruitment between Canada and Australia. A Sydney report accused Canada of breaking an alleged pact, while Australian authorities expand search for teachers. Ontario immigration officials say they refused help due to the supposed agreement.
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AU Trajan
Consecration and political notes mix in old Canberra report
Fragmented report notes consecration of a cathedral by Archbishop Groutham and Bishop Cahill in Cairns Queensland fused with a Senate discussion on oil permits and offshore exploration. Mentions Australian politicians including Catton O’Keefe and Wentworth, plus regional planning and industry concerns amid a broad, unsettled political landscape.
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Crook to receive Australian silky terrier on arrival
The new American Ambassador to Australia William H. Crook will be supplied with an Australian silky terrier from a Canberra kennel upon arrival. The eight‑week‑old pup named Delbrae Texas Lady is to be picked up by Mr E. Cronk, US Charge d Affaires, around July 20. The dog was ordered by President Johnson and reflects a trend among younger dog enthusiasts.
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Petrol strikers defy court in Australian cities
In Sydney Newcastle and Wollongong more than 600 striking workers tied up tanker deliveries. They ignored a court order by an arbitration commissioner to resume work immediately, escalating tensions in the Petrol sector.
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Fraser presses for second ACT Representative in Parliament
The ACT’s Member of Parliament J R Fraser urged the government to allow two ACT members in the House of Representatives and representation in the Senate. He proposed dividing the ACT into four electoral areas and argued for expanded ACT political representation to match other federal electorates.
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Goulburn clinic to open amid conflicting union talks
In Goulburn a day clinic will begin operations next Wednesday with initial patients. A spokesman said board members and a Kenmore hospital psychiatrist will oversee voluntary staff, as the Mental Health Association previously paid down a house purchase for the_patients. Separate notes referenced ongoing union actions and strike tensions affecting broader employment, with discussions continuing in Sydney and Canberra.
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Cadets revive old RMC Duntroon retreat ceremony
Cadets revived the long standing Royal Military College Duntroon retreat ritual yesterday. The custom dates back to the 19th century and marks the changing of the day and debt watches. The ceremony lasts about twenty minutes.
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