Nauru President DeRoburt Visits Canberra Ceremony
President Hammer DeRoburt of Nauru arrived in Canberra for his first state visit since independence in February. A welcome ceremony at Parliament House featured guards, flags, and a toast as he met Governor General Casey and Prime Minister McGinty. He warned Australia about phosphate supply and said Nauru will seek other markets, including Japan, while attending talks at the External Affairs Department and a dinner hosted by Lord Casey.
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Anti-Conscription Sabotage Booklet At ANU Choice Great Society Or Cold War
Perth report on Cairns speaking at a University of Western Australia event organized by undergraduates. He defends humanism and tolerance while condemning communism as evil. He argues America’s capitalist drive and Cold War fears shaped responses in South Vietnam and China policy, urging restraint and opposing war between capitalism and communism.
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Telephone circuits connect Emberva to Cooma and Yass
Nine new telephone circuits will operate between Emberva Cooma and Yass on July 10 and 17 8. The upgrade aims to improve regional communications and reliability for local residents and businesses.
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Teachers press for higher education funding in new deputation
A deputation from Australian teachers led by president J Wilan and secretary M Hall will meet Education Minister Fraser to demand increased state grants for education. They will also address a public meeting at Albert Hall with university leaders and discuss the broader policy context including education quality and anti Communist concerns.
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Equal pay case delay frames in Australia unions fight
Melbourne Monday report on the equal pay case for 46 000 women in the Commonwealth Public Service being delayed by the national wage case due to start August 6. The pamphlet movement stirs university campuses with calls for protests and disperses controversial guidance on conscription and sabotage.
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Road to College Road in Belconnen Growing Access
A one mile road to Canberra College of Advanced Education in Belconnen will start at Well Street Aranda. Construction begins in July with completion planned for March next year. The route will serve the first stage of the college on a 251 acre site and connect to the future Belconnen Town Centre.
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Water Outlay Tax Claim Short Answer
Taxpayers may claim a tax deduction for all water payments made to the Department of the Interior including excess water. Canberra official Mr J R Fraser said tax authorities clarified this interpretation. Tenants in government housing may also claim a rent proportion paid in rates via tax deduction. Call 40411 ext 470 for details.
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Monash students seek funds for legal costs advance
Melbourne Monday reports Monash University students will seek contributions to a fund covering the legal costs of 14 students charged over a 1 cent crucifixion on campus in early April. Police issued summonses for offensive behaviour as protests spread amid campus traffic concerns.
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Canberra climate guide reassures tourists this winter
A new Beok on Canberra's climate from the Bureau of Meteorology notes Canberra is comfortable for most people most of the year. It highlights sunshine hours, winter conditions, and generally even rainfall. The 24 page volume, illustrated with Canberra scenes, targets tourists and travel agencies and is available from the Bureau of Meteorology in North Building.
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