Letters To The Editor On Federal Aid For Church Schools
SIRs readers from Narrabundah and Binalong critique government support for denominational schooling. They defend religious education as essential, urge state aid against church-state entanglement, and argue such funding could reduce juvenile delinquency while easing national educational burdens.
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Teadera
R. B. Lew
T. PL Mc
jEvoy
Hector ‘ Harrison
G. A. Wheen
P. P
Lew
Christian Church
McMaster
Wheen
Canberra
Australia
Commonwealth Prime Ministers Meeting Yields Little Decisive Action
An ongoing Commonwealth conference ends with a dull communique and few weighty decisions. Calls grow for sustained government engagement to maintain high Commonwealth relations, with debate over Ceylon’s base and air facilities and Western recognition of Peking.
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Commonwealth
London
Ceylon
Australia
Royal Navy
United Kingdom
Britain
United States
Red China
United Nations
General Assembly
U.S
Peking
Overseas balances rise by 3.4 million pounds
Sydney report notes Commonwealth Bank holdings of gold and other overseas balances increased by 3.4 million pounds from the previous week. The article cites overseas asset totals and financial movements with focus on bank holdings and international balances.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Sir William Stim Visits Wewak
Governor-General Sir William Slim visits Wewak in New Guinea with a two hour tour. natives greet the party from villages along Ballyieconstea road. The ceremony includes arches of flowers and guards from the Royal New Guinea Constabulary. Central Bank notes show liquidity figures with deposits fluctuating and gold and foreign assets listed.
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Reuter
Wewak
Sepik Alstrict
New Guinea
Bir
William Slim
William
Royal New Guinea Constabulary
Bally Ieconstea
Wea
Shopping In Canberra Bir-LetMissed ad highlights maternity wear in Kingston
The piece defends Canberra shopping by noting Kingston stores offer winter maternity wear and children's needs. It suggests readers may have missed an advertisement in The Canberra Times, but viewing the displays would prove winter maternity wear is available for all occasions.
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Canberra
Kinston
Canberra Times
Worried Observer Critiques Narellan House Food Service
A letter from Ulcer Candidate at Narellan House voices concern over the 5/5/6 weekly tariff and the quality of meals. The writer urges better, adequate meals from government run hostels for public servants and residents, noting dissatisfaction with taste, portion, and preparation.
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Narellan House
Narellan
Narelian House
Egyptian trade mission arrives in London for talks
A 20 strong Egyptian trade mission led by Dr Abou Nessler Minister of Commerce arrived in London by air from Cairo to begin a week of discussions with the British Government and industrialists on trade.
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London
A.A.P
Reuter
Abou Nessler
Cairo
Britain and Firms Forge Private Atomic Power Drive
Britain accelerates atomic energy by forming four major groups with firms like Taylor Woodrow, AET, Parsons and GEC. Calder Hall’s completion and the Aldermaston reactor lead a program uniting industry with the Atomic Energy Authority to train technicians and streamline costs.
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Britain
Inbuerry
Arma
Fingl Electric Company
Taylor Woodrow
A.E.T
Associated Electrical Industries
Joan Thomson
C. A. Parsons With Sir Robert MacAlping
GEC
General Electric Company
Simon Carves
Atom
Sir John Cockroft
Harwell
A.e.-John Thompson Nuclear Energy Company
Aldermaston Court
Berkshire
Ministry of Economics
Undveraillon
Calder Hall
Thamiehout
Oridur Hall
Annan
Dumfrieshire
Scotand
Atomic Energy Authority
Britten
Mitchell Construction Oompany
Mitchelton
Annan Wy
Meparste O
Aties
Aingle Vast
Azana
Mitchell's
Calder Station
Annan Mitwell
Mite Group
Agreeme
Av Amp. Atomics Int
New York
Atomic Ships
Local Market Ledger Closes Quietly Amid Small Gains
A terse town bulletin notes modest upticks at the Ny Market where traders report limited activity as prices hold steady. Officials urge patience as weekend forecasts hint at minimal volatility for the coming sessions.
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