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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 09, 1963

Page

3

Victorian Education Expansion Proposed

Melbourne reports the Ramway Committee on University Education urges rapid expansion of Victoria's higher education. Plans include enlarging Monash University capacity by 6,000, launching Melbourne University undergraduate programs in 1965, and creating a Ballarat university college by 1966 with phased growth to 400 by 1968. Additional loans, scholarships, and a coordinating authority are proposed. The opposition condemns delays to country centres.

Melbourne Ramway Committee On Vic Toria Bloomid Mite Monash — University Melbourne University Ballarat Victoria Stoneham

Towering Peak Scaled Again Cortina D Ampezzo

Three Italians and a Belgian climbed the Grand Lavaredo in Cortina d Ampezzo via a 2,145 foot perpendicular route along the northern wall. The ascent, first achieved last winter by German amateurs, was reported by the Associated Press of America. Participants named include Donato Zeni Luciano Planer Giovanni Noseda de Brogi and Claude Barbier.

Cortina D'Ampezzo A.A.P Grand Lavaredoak Press of America Donato Zeni Luciano Planer Giovanni Noseda de Brogi Claude Barbier L’ Igium

Boeing Jet Chartered for RAAF Personnel Return

The RAAF has chartered a Qantas Boeing jet to repatriate its personnel and dependents from Malaya. Deputy Minister for Air Fairbairn said the last aircraft would leave Sydney today with 129 passengers bound for Butterworth, Northern Malaya, then return with a similar number to Sydney. Six shorter flights were planned monthly through January 1964 to alleviate shipping constraints and avoid extending duty tours. RAAF personnel served in Malaya with the Commonwealth Strategic Reserve for two to 24 years.

RAAF Malaya Air Fairbairn Sydney Butterworth Australia R.A.A.F Commonwealth Strategic Reserve

NSW teachers plan pay campaign and governance shakeup

A NSW teachers meeting demanded removal of Minister for Labour and Industry J Maloney and the Public Service Board’s control of teachers. They urged creation of an education commission with teacher representation, pay parity with forestry and engineers, and sent protest postcards to Acting Premier Renshaw. A second resolution condemned the Industrial Commission salaries award and called further reforms.

Sydney Sydney Town Hall J. Maloney MLC Maloney Labour and Industry Legislative Assembly Renshaw Federation NSW, Industrial Commission Nsw Public Service Board Promfessional Allsopp

Five nominations for Queanbeyan Floral Festival candidates

Five nominations have been received for entrants in the Queanbeyan Floral Festival competition. Apex Rotary Scottish Australian Association Lions Club and the Leagues Club have named entrants Miss Kay Bosworth Miss Pat Webber and Miss Fant Hush. The festival runs for a week early in November.

Apex Rotary Scottish-Australian Association Lions Club Leagues Club Kay Bosworth Lions’ Club Pat Webber Apex Club Fant Hush

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