UNICEF official urges more aid for developing nations
In Canberra UNICEF deputy director E J Heyward says developing countries spend about one child’s yearly cost in aid short of required help. He notes Japan and Scandinavia give around 1 percent of gross national product, while others lag. He compares war versus aid and criticizes current allocations as insane.
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Unicef
United Nations — Children's Fund
E. J. Heyward
Canberra
Japan
United Nations Association
Arms Control Agency
Arma
Receiver’s New Offices Open at Akuna House Complex
The Receiver of Public Moneys office will operate from spacious new quarters on the ground floor of Akuna House behind Moresby House starting Monday.
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Receiver of Public Moneys
Akuna House
Moresby House
London Circuit
Civic
McEwen urges EEC to curb dumping hurting third countries
Australian Deputy Prime Minister McEwen warned Common Market nations to prevent dumping of surpluses on world markets that could damage third country trade. He urged adherence to GATT and cautioned Australia and others if EC agricultural protection remains unchanged. A new Canberra office move promised improved public service and expanded payment facilities.
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Brussels
McEwen
Australia
Department of the Intenor
Department of the Interior
Britain
Killed by Tractor News Brief Incomplete Text
The Deputy Prime Minister warned the Common Market must uphold trading rights within GATT and oppose its enlargement if it harms third countries and breaches principles and fairer labor standards. Australia stated no alternative but to oppose expansion if it promotes dumpings and abuses.
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Australia
Pasantei
Lilac Time Committee Hopes College Opening During Lilac Time
The Lilac Time Committee in Goulburn hopes the teachers college will be officially opened during Lilac Time. officials and local leaders discuss trade opportunities and education policy as part of the festival planning.
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Goulburn
Teachers College
Australian soldier wounded in Phuoc Tuy ambush
Trooper J. D Thurgar of Port Augusta South Australia sustained a minor shrapnel wound while destroying an ambush position in Phuoc Tuy province South Vietnam. He is in satisfactory condition at 1st Australian Field Hospital Vung Tau. An investigation continues. A second minor wound occurred to Corporal R. J. Andrews of Ermington New South Wales, a Royal Australian Regiment member, who remained on duty.
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II Special Air Service Squadron
Phuoc Tuy
South Vietnam
Arty
Canberra
J. D Thurgar
Port Augusta
Phuoc Tuyrovince
R. J. Andrews
Ermington
New South Wales
7Th Battalion
The
Royal Australian Regiment
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