Canberra development must proceed despite budget delays
The Canberra Times argues against delaying the national capital project. It urges the government to fund essential Canberra developments including the Canberra Technical College and university science teaching facilities, warning that postponement harms the Australian public and undermines the city’s national role.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Australia
Canberra Technical College
Canberra University
Freeth to Open Building Exhibition at Albert Hall
The Minister for the Interior Mr. Freeth will open the Home Building exhibition in Albert Hall on July 7 at 5 pm. The event, backed by the National Capital Development Commission and Canberra groups, runs noon to 18 July with 50 plus firms from Canberra Sydney and Melbourne. A £15 prize awaits the winning design for a public entry panel.
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Freeth
Albert Hall
Ag Eee
National Capital Development Commission
Canberra
At & P.m
Sydney
Melbourne
Australian Window Glass Pty. Ltd
Stegbar Windowalls
N.S.W.) Pty
Donoghue and Hopkins Pty. Ltd
James Hardie and Co. Pty. Ltd
Briton’s Glass Supply
Commission
Homes
G. Ruddock
D. Pate
New Plans For Art Club
The Canberra Art Club will bid farewell to two members at a 2 pm to 5 pm sketching session this afternoon, its last meeting of the year. The evening class runs 7 pm to 9 pm every second Tuesday, with tonight’s focus a backstage theme and ballet posing under dramatic lighting from a Repertory set loan. Interested newcomers may call U2285 for information.
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Canberra Art Club
Nancy Parker
Art Club
Brigade Branch Formed for ACT Comrades Association
Members of the Household Brigade Comrades Association ACT form a branch. A meeting will be held at the Drill Hall Turner on Thursday July 9. The association includes former Household Cavalry and Brigade of Foot Guards members in Canberra Goulburn and Cooma with branches across NSW Victoria Queensland SA New Zealand Malaya Hong Kong Kenya and the United States. Secretary is Mr Peter Steer Royal Military College Duntroon.
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Household Brigade Comrades’ Association
A.C.T
Turner
Household Cavalry
Brigade of Foot Guards
Canberra
Goulburn
Cooma
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
New Zealand
Malaya
Hongskong
Kenya
United States
Peter Steer
Royal Military College
Duntroon
Belgian Socialist Leader Max Buset Dies at 63
The president of the Belgian socialist party Mr. Max Buset died in Brussels yesterday at age 63. He played a leading part in the campaign that led to Pr Leopold's abdication.
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Brussels
P.reuter
Belgian Socialist Party
Max Buset
Leopold
Homework needs solid role for parents in student progress
In a Canberra letter, H A Haantijens urges schools to enforce regular homework and active parent involvement to raise standards. He cites large classes, struggling students, and the need for teachers to gauge progress through homework and textbook use, warning that checks by teachers are essential.
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Telopea Park High School
Canberra
H. A. Haantijens
Encouragement Of Wildlife In The City
Citizen ornithologist endorses Robert Carrick ideas to turn city plans into wildlife-friendly civic projects. He cites a garden near Civic Centre with bird-table and bird-bath attracting fourteen species and migrants, urging the N C D C to expand such measures citywide.
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Robert Carrick
N.C D.C
Labour veteran Morrison to quit Parliament at 71
London Letter notes Herbert Morrison, long-time Labour figure and former Foreign Secretary, will not stand again. It argues the party increasingly favors middle class leaders and calls for more working class representation in Parliament as Morrison steps back from politics.
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Herbert Morrison
Britain
Morrison
Labour Party
Ring
Parliamentary
M.’s
House of Commons
Nant
Hugh Gaitskell
Gaitskell
David Buttler
Free Church
Mr. Morrison
London Labour Party
East
Londonorough
Hackney
London County Council
Transport
Labour
Winston Churchill
Canadian To Lecture On Literature
Distinguished Canadian visitor Professor R E Watters of the University of British Columbia will give the first Commonwealth Literary Fund Lecture at Canberra University College tonight on Australian and Canadian Literature. He has taught at several universities and co edited five books on Canadian literature. The lecture is at 8 15 p m in the college hall.
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R. E. Watters
University of British Columbia
Commonwealth Literary Fund
Canberra University College Tonight
Watters
Toronto
Wisconsin
Australia
Tuacanides Research Council
A. D. Hope
Arts
Canberra University College Hall
Canberra
Canberra University College
Nurses Exam Results公布 Sydney
Nurses Registration Board today released the successful candidates in the final examinations held May 19 20 and 21. Passes include Canberra Community Hospital Brierley Susan Hawke Beverly Down Hazel Marian Inman Helen Mary Metcalfe Helen Mary Nicholls Wendy Patricia and Yass District Hospital Jessiman Catherine McKenna Maureen Judith.
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Sydney
Nurses Registration Board
Canberra Community Hospital
Brierley
Susan
Hawke
Beverly Down
Inman
Hazel Marian
Metcalfe
Helen Mary
Nicholls
Wendy Patricia
Yass District Hospital
Jessiman
Catherine
McKenna
Maureen Judith
Series of Lectures on China at Canberra College
A five lecture series titled China Ancient and Modern begins with Dr. N. G. D. Malmqvist speaking Chinese Through the Ages a Biography of a Language on July 8 at 8 15 p m. The program is arranged by O B van der Sprenkel with ANU and Canberra University College with free admission. Others include Professor C P Fury Gerald Lord Lindsay van der Sprenkel and Dr Wang Ling. Leaflets available from the Public Lectures Committee secretary.
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Canberra University College
N. G. D. Malmqvist
China
Malmqvist
School of Oriental Studies
O. B. van der Sprenkel
Australian National University
C. P. FuryGerald
A.N.U
Lord Lindsay
van der Sprenkel
Wang Ling
Public Lectures Committee
P.O. Box
Canberra City
Royal Luncheon Invitations Open for ACT Youth
The Director of the A C T Royal Visit Mr J H Scholtens said applications close Friday for a Canberra luncheon to Princess Alexandra on August 17. About 180 guests from ages 18 to 25 living in or employed in the ACT will be chosen by ballot from categories including trades, teaching, nursing and public service.
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Royal
A.C.T
J. H. Scholtens
Alexandra
Mr. Scholiens
R.af
No le
Scholtens
Prime Minister’s Department
East Block
Canberra
Pattie Menzies
Australian Capital Territory
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MR. Freeth
W. B. Hitchcock
London
Derek Moon
U.K
Miss Morrison
Ny Air Mail
Waterer Ac
Prime Minister's Department
Whaling Commission Meets
J. R. Clark
Canada
Frank Anderson
R. Crichton-Brown
International Whaling Commission
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