Abattoir inquiry report ready for ministerial submission
The ACT Advisory Council completed its inquiry report into the Can fra abattoir after an all day session. The document will be printed today and presented to Minister for the Interior Anthony on July 24. Council chairman J H Pend noted the minority comments by Councillor Igarno were received and studied, to be sent with the report but not included in the main document.
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ACT Advisory Coun i
Can
Fra Abattoir
Anthony
J. HL Pend
Rele
Igarno
ACT
R. P. Greenish
Council
G. Fisher
J. H. Pead
T. W. W. Pye
R. R. O'Keeffe
G. Walsh
Canberra
National Library buys 12000 Brazilian books for study
The National Library of Australia purchased a 12 000 volume collection on Brazil in Portuguese. National Librarian Harold White reported the acquisition after White’s recent travels to the United States and Canada. The purchase marks a major first collection on South American literature for Asian and British library connections.
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The
National Library of Australia
Brazil
Harold White
Collec
America
New York
Mer White
Congress
Library of Canada
Canada
Sree
South America
White
Australia
Brau
Ottawa
Senth
Austral
Jversites
National Library
Captain Cook
Future of ATN show hinges on board dispute
Sydney reports the fate of the new You Can’t See Round Corner episode rests on talks between ATN Channel and the Australian Central Board. The broadcast authority has ordered censorship in more than 20 stations and called the scene unacceptable, while ATN defends its inclusion as essential to the story.
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Sydney
ATN Chanine
T. Mew
Round Corner
Channel
Brod Jjewsting Central Board
U Channel
Sal Hoday
Threat to Boycott Talks at Broken Hill Strike
Representatives of the Workers Industrial Union threaten to walk out of a Tuesday conference if discussions touch company claims for a new industrial agreement. The mass meeting at Broken Hill denounced company tactics, urged delegates to withdraw if deals favored the companies, and accused firms of breaking off negotiations and pressuring conciliation.
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Broken Hill
Workers Industrial Union
NSW Industrial Commission
Justice Beattie
Justice Hearne
Mining Manager, Association
Barnet Industrial Council
Justice Beathe
WIU
DLP declines bid for ACT Advisory Council
The Democratic Labour Party will not contest the ACT Advisory Council election in September.
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Democratic Labour Party
ACT Advisory Council
Canberra DIP branch bars candidates after NSW talks
The Canberra branch of the DIP will not field candidates after discussions with the NSW executive and local members. Dr Russell Brown, 46, dies at Community Hospital, Canberra, as party eyes November Senate election and names NSW members to support a statewide campaign.
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Canberra
DIP
D Donahue
Nsw
Russell Brown
Knox Street
Watson
Senate
Breen Wae
Phillip Avenue
Iver
DLP
J. Downer
Kane
Donohue
Sydney
Brown
Act
Advisory Council
Canada
Kane J
Eden- Monaro
Hume
Wage rise eroded as price hikes bite workers' satisfaction
Australian workers protest the Commonwealth Conciliation Commission's $1 general wage rise. D McHugh, president of the ACT Trades and Labor Council, says price increases have eroded the value of last month's rise and left low earners discontent. He accuses industry of not absorbing raises and notes prices rise whenever wages do, urging wage and price controls.
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Commonwealth Conciliaton Cormission
ACT Trades and Labor Council
D. McHugh
ICA
McHugh
Judging of merinos at ACT merino ewe event
Sixteen teams took part in the ACT section of the 1967 merino ewe and hog get competitions last week. Results include ewes placed by judges I R Curran Rosevale J F Jones Brownwood Homeleigh S Now and LR Curran Lowanna and Garran Erin dale Kambah Run. Judge was N Hemmett sheep and wool officer NSW Department of Agriculture Croulburn.
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Act
Ewes
I. R. Curran
Lowland
Hall
Southwell and Co
Rosevale
FL J Jones
Brownwood Hegpers
S Now
Homeleigh
LR. Curran
Lowanna
Mali
Med
Garran
Erindale
Kambah
N. Hemmett
Sheen
Wool
NSW Department of Agriculture
Croulburn
Dibbler not for ACT in Tidbtntilla fauna note
A fragment notes that the dibbler, a tiny marsupial once thought extinct, is unlikely to be established in the Tidbitntilla fauna region. The report references ACT area context and uncertainty around the species status.
Graziers Act on Hunters In Canberra and ACT regions
Members of the Queanbeyan Canberra Graziers Association urge precluding trespassers on private land and to call police when firearms are involved. They warn of widespread shooting on properties day and night, including spotlighting, as they campaign against indiscriminate shooting in ACT and nearby NSW. The group cites dangers to cattle, vegetation, and soil, with fines and legal action noted. Senator Gorton states Tidbinbilla appears unsuitable for a dibbler facility, amid NSW law on firearms and hunting concerns.
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Queanbeyinn-Canberra Craciers Association
Treqpias
Serac
Association
le Mount ‘Ing
Act
Onsw
A.W. Johnson
Education and Science
Gorton
Senate
Mulvihill
Lab
Nsw
Tidbinhilla
Australia
Albany
Ilegal
Tse Firearms
Sun Heanny
Weston
Dibbler
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University of New South Wales
R.A.N
NAVY
TRS
Australian Naval College
Jervis Bay, A.C.T
R. O. Brasch
Naval Recruiting Navy Headquarters
A.C.T
Royal Australian Ice College
York St
Encemas
ALP
Liberal Party
Umwas
Thezal Action
Mr Johnson
Sohn
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