Minister Nixon says he would meet ACT Advisory Council
The Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon said he would meet the former ACT Advisory Council if asked. He returned from Canada and the United States and noted press reports the council members sought to meet him. He suggested a government inquiry could be considered. He led a three week overseas mission to study administration in Ottawa and Washington.
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Interior
Nixon
ACT Advisory Council
Canada
United States
Liberal Party
ACT
Robert Maher
Ottawa
Washington
Canberra
National Capital Development Commissioners
Walter E. Washington
Black Arrow rocket destroyed after launch at Woomera
Britain’s first test firing of the Black Arrow satellite launcher at Woomera ended 450 seconds after lift off when a range safety officer detonated the rocket. It strayed outside safety limits over north western South Australia. The fault remains undetermined as officials plan two more firings toward test satellites before a government decision on further launches.
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Adelaide
Britain
Woomera
South Australia
Wae
WRE
M. W. Woods
Youths charged with multiple break-ins in Canberra area
Three youths from Woden Valley appeared in Canberra Court after alleged monthlong break ins at two chemist shops a butchery and an office. Arrests followed after one was found entering a chemist shop Friday night. They were remanded until July 2 with one in the Court of Pend Ses sions and the others in Juvenile Court.
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Woden Valley
Canberra Court
Court of
Melbourne bishop named Perth Archbishop
The Senior Coadjutor Bishop of Melbourne, the Right Reverend Geoffrey Tremaynt Lambell, will be the new Anglican Archbishop of Perth. Bishop Sambell becomes Western Australia’s first Australian-born Archbishop, succeeding Archbishop George Appleton who served Perth from August 1963 until February this year. He was installed as Archbishop in Jerusalem in March.
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Perth
Melbourne
Geoffrey ‘Tremaynt Lambell
Sambell
Western Australia
George Appleton
Jerusalem
Call for ACT education inquiry and policy clash
Canberra meeting urges an independent ACT education inquiry covering primary to technical education. Speakers argue against central Commonwealth control, proposing a state-led national framework while weighing Commonwealth grants and a mixed system within the ACT.
NSW Education Minister appeals teachers to continue duties
Sydney reports that Acting Education Minister Mr Fife urged NSW teachers to keep performing non professional duties for the present. He said the request was to be temporary as conditions remain unsettled.
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Sydney
Mr Fife
Nsw
Mr File
Commonwealth Inter
McPraser
Door to Door Loopholes in May Sales Ordinance
Canberra Consumers Incorporated reports several loopholes in the Door-to-Door Sales Ordinance which took effect May 26. The piece notes protections only apply if the salesman called at the consumer’s residence, not at work, and highlights ongoing debates about contract termination rights and broader consumer protections amid unrelated education policy mentions.
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Canberra
Department of the Interior
Departmentt
Interior
Iif
Whitlam
Tdeas
West Irian protest to UN duties sparks PNG debate
Papua New Guinea House of Assembly approved a motion condemning Indonesia and the UN over West Irian’s act of free choice. It urged Canberra to send the motion to the UN secretary general and voiced deep concern that a referendum is needed to reflect West Irianese will.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
House of Assembly
United Nations
West Irian
Indonesia
House
LIN
U Thani
Fraser heckled at Adelaide education conference
Federal Education and Science Minister Fraser spoke to about 1000 teachers and parents in Adelaide. He said Australian schools need more and better trained teachers, rejected a national schools commission, and a national education inquiry. He left 200 copies of his speech behind.
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Labor
Wall
Adelaide
Fraser
Canberra
Buffalo scares off by siren on Darwin trip with Gorton aboard
A rogue buffalo charging a vehicle carrying Mrs Bettina Gorton and other officials was frightened away by a police siren near Darwin. The party led by Mr Wentworth was en route to Gove after visiting Aboriginal groups to discuss economic ventures and future settlements in Arnhem Land and adjacent lands. All members were unharmed and continued their journey south.
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Mitchell
Wentworth
Oufmey
Gove
Renee
Ted Cooper
Gorton
Darwin
Evans
Office of Aboriginal Affairs
Northern Territory
Tauraz
Bettina Gorton
Aarmitralion
Paeureay
Peng
Ted
Amhem Land
Allan Moves On Art Theft Investigation
Commissioner of Police Norman Allan takes personal charge of the probe into the Cremorne house antiques theft valued at 250 600 pounds or dollars.
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Allan
Sydney
Norman Allan
Cremorne
Man crawls to aid friend after crash in freezing NSW weather
In near freezing条件 near Blayney a badly injured man crawled nearly a mile to fetch help for a friend seriously hurt when a car crashed into a wall on a bridge. The companion lay beside his brother’s body for six hours as rescue arrived. the toll rose with nine deaths across NSW roads that weekend.
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Sydney
Blayney
Laurence Douglas Anthony Afoore
Carcoar
Hlayney
Bathurst
Linnel Moore
Reginald Hamilton
Hamilton
Mr Moore
Mr Hamilton
Nsw
Canberra boy injured after Curtin street crash
A Curtin boy aged four received two broken pelvis and head injuries when struck by a car outside the Curtin Ashens in Theodore Street yesterday afternoon. His condition was described as satisfactory.
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Paul Martin
Morehead Street
Curtin
Curtin Ashens
Theodore Street
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Hugh
Aulang
England
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Morobe
Dethey
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Ternal
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Malik
Foreign Office
Japan
Holland
Italy
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Royal Military College
J. R. Broadbent
C. M. Townsend
Duntroon
Corps of Staff
Discount Centres
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Pirie Street
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Wely
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Pirie ST
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Civic
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Charalabos Eiroilos
Breed Street
Traralgon
Froso
Vasilios
Eiroilos
Thejlion
William Hyland
Milson Road
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