Britain must emigrate to escape gradual starvation says Eden
The Canberra Times argues Britain cannot afford to buy enough food abroad and must boost domestic production or sell more overseas. It cites Eden's warning on looming hunger and urges a realistic emigration programme, citing Australia as a model for British settlement and initiative.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Netherlands
British Isles
Problems of automation age leisure and education warned
The speaker on ABC Boost of Honour warned leisure could become unemployment without new industries such as tourism. He urged more roads parks and power to buy services, plus education culture medical services and entertainment. He stressed flexibility of mind for workers leaders and citizens and cautioned the dim future for those with narrow training.
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Mora Entertainment
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
ABC
Governor General Saint Willard Stim Returns to Budnew
The Governor General Sir Willard Stim, accompanied by the personal staff, travels from Prim Guines to Budnew this Saturday to resume official duties and inspect colonial posts. The move signals renewed administrative oversight after a period abroad.
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Sir Willard Stim
Whembas O
Budnew
Prim, Guines
Inquiry into attack on Indonesian Embassy official
Mr Casey announced a full report into the assault on Indonesian Embassy First Secretary Mr Ubani in Bydory. He said the incident was worse than imagined as students clashed with guards and a rostrum was hurled toward the stage.
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Wal Affairs
Casey
Ubani
Bydory
Bixmen
Dutch West New Guinea
Abdant
Mr. Casey
70 000 Unwanted Migrants In European Camps
Brigadier Frank Field, special representative for the UNHCR in Australia, said tonight that about 70 000 refugees in Europe have not been accepted by any nation. He described 200 refugee camps housing the unwanted and noted many have spent eight or nine years in camps. He urged Australians to form organizations and support refugee projects to help disabled migrants reestablish in their asylum countries.
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Bydney
Europe
Frank Field
Field
Australia
United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees
Concern Over Abandoned Migrant Wives
At UN headquarters the International conference of Catholic charities urged coordinated action on support for migrant wives and children. It highlighted Italian and Dutch emigration and separations, noting Dutch migration to Australia and Italians abroad in Brazil Argentina and Canada, with concerns over migrations in Belgium and Africa and Asia. Fifteen countries urged international agreements to simplify recovery of maintenance, especially for threatened wives and children.
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United Nations
N.Y
Associated Press
International Conference of Catholic Charities
The
Australia
Brasil
Argerly
Una
Canada
Belgium
Africa
India
Middle East
America
Economic and Social Council
Sin Mit
Youth Conference In London Soon
The Commonwealth Youth Council gathers delegates from national youth committees across countries like Trinidad, the Gold Coast, and Pakistan for a July 22 opening at Missenden Abbey near London. Guests include Earl Attlee, with speakers from England and the Gold Coast, and tours to Oxford, Windsor, and Slough.
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London
Boy Scouts
Girl Guides
Nations
Commonwealth
England
Commonwealth Youth Council
Trinidad
Gold Coast
Pakistan
W.A.Y
Young Liberals
Fiji
Social Welfare Students
British Honduras
Young Women's Christian Association Mem‘bera
Malaya
Malta
Guthrie Moir
Joseph Ayuiah
Ceylon
Merlyn Rabot
Singapore
Eric 8
Earl Attlee
Britain
Binghamshire
F. W. Watson
Joan Hare
Robert K. Gardiner
University City of
Oxford
Eton College
Windsor
Slough
Aden
Auatra- Ms
British Guiana
Brunei
Kia
Hongland
Nigeria
Sarawak
Sierra Leone
Southern Rhodesia
Mauritius
Bar
Bahamas
North Borneo
Cyprus
Gibraltar
Representa Britih
Honduras
Archie David
Gold Coast Youth Council
Grace Pepple
P. J. Howatson
Hongkong
Coordinating Reunsit Originates in Worlt Assembly
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a link between Coordinating Reunsit and the World Assembly of Loui, described as the parent body serving related initiatives. The text is incomplete but points to organizational emergence and regional cooperation within the assembly structure.
Canberra Flowering Apricot Attracts Attention
With rain in Canberra, Japanese flowering apricot trees along Com. Froefelt Avenue ignited unusual bloom, early for spring. Hort culture experts say mild winds and few frosts nudged buds ahead of normal flowering in the city landscape.
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Com. Froefelt Avenue
Hort
Canberra
Anna
Readers defend schools and clergy amid national education debate
A letters page discusses comments on church and state in education. A Canberra parent defends secular schooling and criticizes public statements about primary schooling and staff organization.
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Duerie
P. Donnelly
Yarralumia
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Commonwealth Youth Reunsit
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Lew
Rey Finance
Piwi
Tepe Fark
Civision
Novsamale
Menty Russi
Breakey Whalers
Seasor
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