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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 23, 1965

Page

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Prelate deplores Synod queries in Sydney

In Sydney Archbishop Dr Gough denounced the tone of Synod questions about church finances and administration. He said he would answer several queries tomorrow and criticized the propriety and framing of some questions raised by Mr A F James, Anglican Press managing director.

Sydney Gough Dr. Gough Syned A. F. James Anglican Press Canterbury Br. Ramsey Wr. James James Ramsey

Archbishop Ramsey Rushes to Be at Mrs Ramsey’s Side

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Ramsey hurried from Bendigo to Mercy Hospital Melbourne to be with his wife Mrs Ramsey who was admitted at 1 pm and underwent an emergency operation. A hospital spokesman gave no illness details but said her condition was quite satisfactory. Ramsey cut short his Bendigo visit upon learning of her admission as he prepared to depart Melbourne for Hobart on Thursday.

Melbourne Canterbury Dr. Ramsey Bendigo Mercy Hospital Ramsey Hobart

Mail strike disrupts telegram and money orders in cities

A half day stop work by about 4000 postal clerks and telegraphists in Australian capitals Canberra Newcastle Wollongong Launceston and the Gold Coast disrupts telegram and money order services between 8 45 am and noon while most other post office functions continue. A small duty staff will handle urgent messages. The action protests stalled negotiations on higher salaries dating back to November 1963.

Telegraphists Divialion ‘ Postmasters iHiwoimians Canberra Newcastle Wollongong Launceston Queensland Gold Coast Poard Rcher

Unclear late news fragment on injuries at hospital scene

Fragmentary OCR reads about an accident near Antalbury Street Burr and a hospital with lacerations and no suspected broken writ. Details are garbled and no clear individuals or organizations emerge.

Students Rag the Duchess in Canberra Visit Parade

A university rag parade featured a mock duchess and duke as students march along University Avenue with a banner reading Cheer now. The royal pair toured Narrabundah High School before visiting Dame Pattie Menzies in hospital and planning exhibitions around Canberra Government House.

Walter Raleigh University Avenue Narrabundah High School Sir William Oliver Dame Pattie Menzies Canberra Community Hospital Pattie Duke of Glowscester Royal Military College Buntrean Touny Duke Repalta Paint Civic Centre Parliament House Commonwealth Government House

Council opposes referendum on fluoridation

Members of the Advisory Council oppose a House of Representatives motion favoring a referendum on fluoridation. The council reaffirms support for fluoridation and censures the Commonwealth Parliament for overruling elected citizens of the A C T. Cabinet to decide today whether to back the referendum wish.

House of Representatives Dr. Killen Cheensland Labor Party Advisory Council R. P. Greenish A. G. Martin J. H. Pead

U.S. Presses North Vietnam Amid Vietnam War Debates

Reports quote U S leaders insisting the United States will not withdraw from South Vietnam or risk a broader war. Talks mention possible intermediate courses, air strikes, and responses to Viet Cong activity while public protests and diplomacy unfold in Wellington and Sydney.

Protest over Chinese football boots in Australia

An Australian Tariff Board hearing featured a Chinese made football boot shown by Melson Mack of A. E. Matthews Pty. Ltd. He said the replica, hand sewn and similar to Australian designs, sold for 2 11s per pair in Melbourne as low-cost imports pressure Australian makers to seek higher duties amid Asian footwear competition.

Sydney Tariff Board Ref China Melson Jr. Mack A. E. Matthews Swiat Asia Nangal India Reuter Soren Enone Australia Tate Ursday Gobindsagar Hindlayas Italy Hong Kong Czechoslovakia Mack

Gemini flight set for tonight launch window narrowed

Space officials said weather and sea conditions could delay the Gemini capsule launch between midnight Tuesday and 3 am Wednesday. Astronauts Virgil Crisco and John Young completed final physicals as preparations continued. Australia reports Perth overflight and Ranger craft plan for near target aloft yesterday, with only a small midcourse correction anticipated.

Ennbady Reuter Florida Atlantic Stronauts Virgil Gus" Crisco John Young Australia Perth Merica Ranger Pine United States Space Agency

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