Churchill Injury Anxiety Renewed After Thrombosis Mention
London reports renewed worry over Sir Winston Churchill after a medical bulletin cited thrombosis linked to his injured thigh. Doctors balance exercise for recovery with rest to prevent clotting while Churchill, 87, rests in Middlesex Hospital after his June 28 Monte Carlo fall.
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Battle new U S ambassador to Australia eyes trade with Common Market
William C Battle the new United States ambassador to Australia arrived in Canberra with his wife and three children and said he will study how Britain's move to join the Common Market could affect Australian primary industry He plans to present credentials Friday and expects a busy few months with official visits and trips to all states Battle a friend of President Kennedy served in World War I and practiced law in Charlottesville before his posting
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2 200 Children Locked Out In Church Crisis
Church leaders deny a split in Catholic ranks as eight Church schools close for six weeks seeking state aid. Cardinal Gilroy declined to comment on the dispute amid the crisis over school closures and funding.
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Misrepresented Goulburn schools dispute sparks deputations
Catholic leaders defend Goulburn decision to close parish schools while urging calm public opinion. Deputy Premier Renshaw and MLA L J Tully plan visits as calls for state aid and a Royal Commission rise. Anglican Dean backs Catholic case amid looming state aid debate.
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Catholic Schools Debate Over Government Aid in Sydney
Dean King states Roman Catholic schools merit consideration but favors limited aid. Archbishop Gough is away. Sydney Anglicans decline comment. Bishop Cullinane backs a protest closing schools without Cardinal Gilroy’s input, saying local autonomy allows action. O'Brien would support if Goulburn Catholics favor it. The church has sought state aid for 80 years.
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Catholic schools costing state £200000 in Goulburn move
Archbishop Dr. Eris O'Brien states Catholic parents in Goulburn closed schools as a civic gesture to attract government attention to non state education costs. He notes Goulburn public and Catholic enrolments and argues preserving non state schools benefits government finances and public service.
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