Aborigine Research Proposal Set At £44,500 Cost
The Social Science Research Council of Australia plans a three to four year study on Aborigines in urban and settled areas and on outback stations and missions. Professor W D Barrie said assimilation and education, vocational training and prejudice will be key issues. Private funding supports the project.
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Treaty to Limit Testing Reached by Three Nations
Britain the United States and Russia completed negotiations on a partial nuclear test ban treaty. Initialling was expected tomorrow with a final agreement guiding tests under water in the atmosphere and in space.
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Thumbs Up at Talks as Key Delegates Close Session
The three-power conference ended after 9% minutes at 1630 focal time with Gromyko Hailsham and Harriman discussing mutual security. A communique was planned for tonight while talks touched on a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact and a nuclear test treaty to be brought to the U.S. Senate for ratification.
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Tracking Station Cost For Tidbinbilla Contract
The Minister for Works announced a 530 782 pound contract for the United States Deep Space Tracking Station at Tidbinbilla. The package covers construction of buildings foundations power systems water and sewerage work and room for an antenna and power supply and will be completed by March with the Department of Supply to take over later.
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Youth Falls Thirty Meters at Sewer Works
A youth identified as Thias van der Reyden of Fauve Crescent O'Connor fell about 30 feet at a sewerage works site in Fyshwick yesterday. He sustained injuries and was listed as satisfactory at Community Hospital. Police reported the accident occurred while working above lower ground surface at the site.
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Progress in Race Talks in Cambridge Civil Rights Campaign
Associated Press reports Deputy Attorney General Warke Marshall called the talks an encouraging step in the Cambridge race tensions campaign. He declined to say if the differences would end in a few days. In New York, civil rights demonstrators knelt and lay in front of cement trucks at a construction site. police arrested over a dozen protesters protesting alleged job discrimination.
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Ward on vice charges tests public interest in London trial
The trial of Dr Stephen Ward entered its second day with testimony linking Ward to vice scandals involving Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Lord Astor. Marilyn Rice-Davies testified to alleged liaisons and payments, while other witnesses described Ward's visits to Cliveden estate. The proceedings followed political turmoil over Britain's war minister resignation.
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Mandy) Rice-Davies
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Australia studies aid for India plan amid air defence talks
Sir Garfield Barwick announced discussions on sending experts to India to assist in operating and training on equipment for air defence. The move follows India’s needs and Australia's aim to strengthen India’s air defense against potential Chinese aggression, with past support including arms and ammunition worth £2 million.
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United States
Coles and Co Ltd posts increased annual profit
Coles and Co Ltd reports consolidated net profit after tax of £3,720,566 for the year ended June 29, up 11.6 percent from the previous 54 week year. Directors announce a final dividend of 7 percent following a 1 percent steady year.
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Tote System Adopted In Principle In New South Wales
Sydney officials agree in principle to a totalizator off course betting system for New South Wales. A sub committee will draft final legislation guided by Royal Commissioner Justice Ja and the ALP. Recommendations call for tougher penalties for bookmakers and tighter racing oversight.
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German police aid for missing children in West Germany
British official reports that a family from Wales was tracked by West German police after vanishing during a walk. The children were found later and described as cheerful, having been given chocolate and sherbet by the officers.
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