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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 21, 1962

Page

7

Lack of staff in science prompts lecturer shortage in Australia

Dr J M Gani of ANU warned at the Royal Society of Canberra that Australia’s science student surge to 60 000 from 14 000 in 20 years created a colossal scramble for lecturers. He noted Britain’s higher industrial base and overseas migrations as factors and urged more honours training to retain graduates.

J. M. Gani Gani ANU School of Social Sciences Royal Society of Canberra Britain Australia Cambridge

New Tax Office Opens in Civic Centre Canberra

The Commissioner of Taxation J D O Sullivan announced a new Canberra branch at Civic Centre to ease crowding at West Block Head Office. The Garema Place site above Porta Gas Centre is run by L Lond to serve local taxpayers more conveniently.

Civic Centre Canberra J. D. O'Sullivan West Block Porta Garema Place L. Lond

Ford Dispute Marathon Talks Fail to Reach Agreement

In Sydney a 194 hour union Ford meeting ended without a settlement as production remains tied up across Australia. A.C.T.U. and Ford officials will reconvene in Melbourne Friday to consider proposals and continued discussions.

Sydney Ford Motor Company Australia Ford Commonwealth Arbitration Commission Richard Kirby Melourne A.C.T.U Melbourne

Ford Lays Off 20 000 More In Auto Strike

Detroit reports 70 000 Ford workers idle as 20 000 more are laid off amid a strike at an Ohio stamping plant. All Ford assembly plants closed last week due to the walkout by 3 200 workers.

Detroit A.A.P Ford Motor Company Ohio Ford Assembly

Film director Borzage dies at 68 in Hollywood

Film director Frank Borzage aged 68 died yesterday after a long illness in Hollywood. He won the first Oscar for directing Seventh Heaven in 1927, which starred Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell.

Borzage Hollywood Frank Borzage Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell

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