Time to learn about Japan in Australia
Canberra Times outlines initiatives to boost Japanese studies in Australia through two annual awards the Salonit Scholarship and the Australia Ixpus Boseness Cooperation Committee Scholarship. It discusses historical efforts from 1917 to present, the need for Asian language education, and current signs of progress in Queensland New South Wales South Australia and Western Australia with calls to reintroduce Japanese in Canberra schools.
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Japan
Australi
Salonit
Australia
Sydney
Duntroon
Canberra
Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers’ Associations
Asia
Tno
Queensland
Lncal
New South Wales
Adelaide
Perth
Jordan King Hussein Faces War Aftermath and Refugee Burden
After the June conflict Jordan lost the West Bank and two thirds of its population’s resources. The country, with 96,640 square miles, relies on agriculture and tourism from Jerusalem’s Holy Places, now disrupted by Israel's hold on key sites. About 200,000 Palestinian refugees strain an already fragile economy. King Hussein seeks international aid and an Arab summit, appealing to the UN, Johnson, Wilson, and de Gaulle for support.
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Syria
United Arab Republic
Israel
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
Maan
Sea
Jerusalem
Old Cay
Lebanon
Hossein
Hussein
United Nations
Johnson
Wilson
de Gaulle
Holy Places
Jourwiy
Musser
Tsrar
Galilee
Husemn
Hier
Naser
Mer
Hosein
Damascus
Hatowim
Amman
West
Palestine
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan’s elusive grip on Middle East power shifts
The article analyzes Jordan’s stance after Western involvement in the Middle East conflict. It notes King Hussein’s cautious approach, reliance on American aid, and the balance between Western influence and Arab leadership. It discusses Israel’s strategic concerns, Jerusalem’s status, and potential shifts in regional alliances amid ongoing U.S. and British roles.
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Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Prevent
Trans Arabian
Craptine
Saud Oi
Zahroui
Middle East
Drug menace on the roads in Queensland crackdown
Police on Queensland highways report a surge of drivers carrying illegal drugs and staying awake pills. In recent weeks 22 trucks were stopped near Ipswich with drivers charged for possession of amphetamines and pistols found in two trucks. A Bowen driver pleaded guilty to methylamphetamine possession, fined, and disqualified for six months. Magistrates’ actions vary, but police urge licence suspensions for pill peddlers. LSD concerns rise among Brisbane officials and beach resort authorities as customs warn of local production.
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Wackeriver
Queensland
Queenslan
Amil Search
Brisbane
Ipswich
Warwick
Townsville
Bowen
New South Wales
Ter
Shibough
Trad
Cine
Sydney
Bruce Highway
Cottlant Monulay
Uaa
Victoria
M Uking
Pep Pille
Customs
Canberra
Australia
Unrest in Singapore as British withdrawal looms
The Singapore Government cites figures signaling a British withdrawal in the coming months amid civil unrest. Parliament passes bail restrictions for certain offences and observers warn of planned revolutionary campaigns as unemployment rises with base staff layoffs looming by March 31.
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Singapore
Singaspore
Letters TO THE EDITOR Children’s fares debate in transit
Margaret N Booth O'Connanr writes a letter raising concern over child fares on late day buses. She cites 4 30pm rule changes that affect travel home from school and questions whether the public knows about the policy. She suggests scheduling school buses earlier to reduce congestion and make travel cheaper for children.
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Sara Toning
Intenor
Tyan
Civic We O'Connor
Sahoo
Trans
Margaret N. Booth O'Coaninr
Canberra taxi plates debate splits proprietors group
Canberra taxi proprietors dispute the formation of a new drivers association. A large majority from the Canberra Taxi Proprietors Association declares no connection to the new Canberra Taxi Drivers Association and urges the Interior Department to allocate taxi plates fairly.
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Rvtye
Asefal Test Conny Society
Canberra
Hon
Pew
Erak
Department of the Interier
Fof Chapman
Ballot for Plates Sir In Answer to Mr Crooks
Canberra Times reports ACT Taskdrivers Association investigates ballot conditions for all licences in Australian capitals. Results in about six weeks will guide policy. propose reserving some ballot positions for experienced drivers to improve efficiency in the industry. Secretary ACT TDA.
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Sir
Mr & Crooks
The
Canberra Times
ACT Taskdrivers Association
Australia
Department of the Interior
ACT Tda
Aboriginal welfare debate cited in Territory briefing
The document notes concerns about Aboriginal affairs in the Northern Territory, criticizing policy implementation and urging better defense of Aboriginal interests. It mentions key figures such as Mr Fallon and Mr Tetlow, and cites the Federal Committee for the Advancement of Aborigines and Territories as seeking essential information for Parliament.
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Anldn
Lesury
Aspeatters
Perkinn
Department of Territories
Fallon
Patanders
Ifcaatsh
Ther Organiaationa
Australia
Davelim
Remson
Tradh
Suderis
Minkeety
Christine Ervin
Social Welfare Department
Wreck Bay
Canberra
Mr Fallon
Fin Tetlow
Rathveret
Melville Istana
Postcode puzzle and postal woes noted by reader
A reader laments not receiving a Postcode booklet and questions postal service handling. He references a confusing set of notes, Alpha letter sorting, and a possible public TV remark by Mr Jacobs as he frets about future penalties and the fate of the postal system. The piece blends humor with frustration over delivery and game interest.
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Alma
PMG
Jacobs
Weston Creek Sewage Plant Sparks Public Debate
Article discusses Weston Creek sewage plant plans and conflicting statements about waste treatment. Authorities claim sludge is processed to harmless foam before disposal, while critics warn about pollution and health risks to nearby farms and residents.
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Weston Creek
Belconnen
Ewes
Rikmers
Nsw
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Children’s Fares
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