New Guinea self determination plan eyed by Australia
Australia views UN calls for a staged New Guinea self determination program through a security lens. It urges heavier short term funding, an immediate education drive, and rapid administrative acceleration to meet a UN timetable and ensure progress without surrendering independence.
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Talent And Variety In Dance Programme Review
The programme ranged from Polish Childrens Group and Ukrainian folk style to Asian dance and a final one act ballet Song of the Fisher Folk. Dancers such as Jane Gilmour Cherry Treveskis Fell Brady and Adrienne Bory impressed with fluency style and presence. The Ukraine Polish and Manipe pieces offered rich costumes and authentic expressiveness while Jo anna Bowers choreography linked music by Blagne and Brahms for a satisfying finale.
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Ditah Goodes
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Canberra Avenue traffic fears spark calls for facelift
W A McKinnon, Branch President of the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association, cites Canberra Avenue traffic hazards, high crash counts, and unsightly soil as a reason for urgent improvements. He criticizes perceived bias in beautification spending and argues public servants deserve fair wages amid inflation and arbitration decisions.
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Questions On Development Wheat And Traffic Iins
Local reader McPhail questions the Ainslie development plan citing encroaching sections on Aindlie Avenue and narrow roadways. He condemns the Civic Square layout, traffic congestion on Lonsdale Street, and disruptions from midblock installations and the hospital site positioning.
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Canberra Man Gains Degree In America Hat in
Canberra resident Mr A Patterson completed his Master of Science in Agricultural Economics at the University of Illinois. An Australian Fulbright Scholar he received a university fellowship to study for the degree. He lives in Hart Street O'Changor and earned a research grant from the Australian Ment Board for his work in the industry. he is now Principal Research Officer of the Bureau of Agricultural Economies.
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Sir Kenneth Bailey Back from Overseas Duty
Sir Kenneth Bailey retires to Canberra after leading the Austrasian delegation to the United Nation Conference on the Lay of the Sea in Geneva in March and April. He then visited Britain the United States Canada and New Zealand and discussed regulatory legislation on air apply and restrictive trade practices. He will report to Attorney General Sir Garfield Barwick.
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Canada
New Zealand
Garfield Barwick
Gowmor General and Viscountess attend Canberra club dinner
Personal staff members noted the Gowmor General and the Viscountess attended a dinner for the Apex Club of Canberra on Saturday night. They were also present at a morning service at St John's Church in Canberra yesterday.
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Week In Westminster by George Maclan Labour Crisis Not Serious
George Maclan argues Labour's internal strife may ease after Alfred Robens left Parliament for the National Coal Board. He notes Robens was moderate and warns the move could be blown out of proportion but sees potential for renewed party unity with center factions and leaders like Harold Wilson and James Callaghan shaping the response.
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Harold Wilson
JJ Callaghan
Bargain Buyers Face Redress For Faulty Goods
A shopper recalls buying discounted goods advertised in a shop window that turned out to be moth damaged. The salesman claimed they could be replaced or repaired, prompting discussion on consumer rights and redress for faulty purchases despite bargain prices.
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