Budget austerity hits Britain as exports urged upbeat outlook
The Budget presented by Chancellor Jenkins tightens controls to curb domestic demand and boost exports amid sterling devaluation. It aims to remove almost $2,000 million from the economy in a year, with living costs rising and wage limits set to 3 percent. The article notes unions facing a grim outlook while central bankers hope to restore confidence in sterling and urges US and European partners to assume international responsibilities to stabilize world finance. Australia benefits from restrained measures and hopes for continued demand for its raw materials, aiding immigration prospects.
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Czechoslovakia Reforms Move Toward Open Politics and Free Information
A detailed outlook on Czechoslovakia under Dubcek as reformers push to redefine the party, revive the National Assembly, widen elections, and curb censorship. The process aims to empower parliament, reduce central control, and broaden public participation while facing opposition from party elites and economic challenges.
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Letters to the editor on the new maths language
A Canberra reader argues the new mathematical language used in schools is a precise but communication driven tool, not an taught theory. The writer defends set notation against Dr J Br Trotter's criticisms, urging careful use and wider discussion by the Mathematical Association and referencing a March Canberra Times article and a Morning Herald piece.
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Danish Folk High Schools Shape Rural Education Worldwide
Dr Peter Manniche praises Danish folk high schools in Living Democracy in Denmark noting their cultural impact on co operation and rural uplift. He cites Corundhing and Plunket, details how adolescence suits practical learning, and highlights International People's College at Elsinore with UNESCO’s 40 nation conference.
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Over-25 Drivers in Traffic Critique by Aged Motorist
A writer aged over 25 argues older drivers are often careless, changing lanes abruptly and ignoring signals. He claims young motorists face more Harsh scrutiny while experienced drivers frequently flout rules with little police intervention, noting some capable and some incapable drivers in both groups.
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Strong man with soft voice elected UN OAS Secretary General
Galo Plaza ex President of Ecuador was chosen by the Organization of American States after six ballots over three months. He will serve a ten year term from May this year. Plaza is a diplomat and politician noted for calm, frankness, and mediation in Cyprus and Latin America. His nomination shifts regional influence away from United States dominance, with Miguel Urquia of El Salvador as Assistant Secretary-General guiding the transition.
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Newsmen debate atomic bomb ethics and wartime rhetoric
The report recounts a March meeting where attendees discussed the atomic bomb's impact and communist aim. Dr Edward Teller described Japan’s surrender context, noting Tokyo’s readiness and a possible air detonation. A Vietnam note contrasts media coverage amid war reporting.
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Basics of English for Migrant Children Letter Support
Sir in reply to Mn Campbell Stewart we agree with forming special classes for new migrant children before starting school. These classes would teach basic English to ease their introduction to school. SN MacKENZIE Honorary secretary Ainshie Infants School Parents Club
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Appreciation for Canberra Ambulance Service Support
A Canberra Times letter thanks the Australian Red Cross for acknowledging ambulance work by Canberra Ambulance Service volunteers. It notes they have long borne daily patient transport duties to hospital and home, often lifting wheelchair patients into and out of vehicles. The signatory Roy Rowe commends their devoted service and the Red Cross vehicle design aiding patients.
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