Pensions and Employment for Older Australians Discussed
The article notes rising numbers of Australians aged 65 and over since 1908 and the growing share of the elderly in the population. It discusses pension levels, the lack of government action to widen employment for older workers, and the impact of stable pensions on retirement decisions. It cites historical and projected figures on aged persons and pension recipients, urging policies to encourage continued work through incentives and flexible retirement options.
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OLE Agh
Firivain Ih
Ta Australia
Australia
Austratiay
Enicrause
Yania
Am Mereuse
Tna
Tom Keestary
Sven Om
Ube
Rouipie
Jy Tritt
Bible Society Plans Canberra Development
The Bible Society announced plans to develop Canberra with two new buildings: a Bible House and a residence for its Australian Secretary. Negotiations are underway with the Department of Services for a joint project to house headquarters for Commonwealth and United Parity Administration activities and to support Pacific area editorial work. Building could start within two years with S. Stewart as secretary of the Canberra auxiliary.
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British and Bible Goviely
Bul & Bible’ House
Canberra
Fev
Amonsroith
Trans Iso
Une
Ue Pacido
Arrowsmith
Fsgat
Ulldinge
Stevuntant
Chric Centre
Canberr
Hia
Canterra
Canberra churchmen aid society plan amid political shift
A Canberra church coalition discussed expanding Bible distribution and missionary work as political changes altered support for religious education. The gathering at Canberra Baptist Church, chaired by local officials, highlighted Bible translations and global teaching efforts amid the region's evolving role in Southeast Asia.
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Canberra
Church of Christ
Atle
Litervey
Ty Wei
China
Bingeapore
Philippines
Indonesia
Asia
Odin
Arrowamith
Canberr Baptist
Kingalan
Erritories
Hasiuck
Hasivek
Service Honours For General Clarke
Lieutenant General Clarke arrival at Fairbairn R A A F Station welcomed with full service honours. Dignitaries present included Ambassador and military officers from Australia and the United States. A wreath was laid at the Australian War Memorial and Clarke planned visits to the Royal Military College and Defence Ministry meetings.
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Brure
Clarke
United States
Pacific
Fairbairn
R.A.A.F
Elas
AMC
Ty Are
Sail Blim
Clute
Glarke
Amblaandie
Avery Cenant
Uniten
Kent
Hester
Austra Nan War Memorial
Royal Military College
Puntrae
Junchean
Duiinge
Bie
Philip Metiride
Navy
Myodon
Kraneie
Ae Mn
Townley
Parlor Aves
Melbourne
Mughes
Haller
Clelgan Omer
Ernptain
Lively Mikado by Goulburn 6 and 5 society review
Canberra audience enjoyed the Society's second Mikado at Albert Hall. Performers Calin Thamain Yuri Yun and Nani Heap led a mixed cast with strong vocal tone and character acting. The orchestra, led by Mr Tool, delivered secure accompaniment, though some principal energ y showed variance.
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Ana Mallivaly
Albet Hall
Canberra
Init
Aftair
Wilbert
Bullivai Caine
Aldepion
Une Mike
Kelly Jeenemocke
Pirot
Katha
Trevi Gill
Secon One
Neve
Aid
Chaauin
Hayling Ny
Bamyeny
Yuri-Yun
Nani Heap
Nancye
Bonnar
Wyre
Mr. Tool
Muuthyan
Albert Tal
Howe
Arthur Deakin Dies at 64 in London Tank Accident
Arthur Deakin, a secretary with the tank firm, was killed in a tank incident while attending a May meeting in London. The death, reportedly during a factory or trade union event, may lead to inquiries as officials consider safety lapses.
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Arthur Deakin
London
Moring
Ber Artiur Deakin
Union Inner
Eal
Leeiventor
Pinin
Golden era for British aviation noted in reports
A discussion highlights a potential golden era for British aviation. Key figures include Sir Miles Thomas and Sir David collins as the Herren new golden site. The report mentions Comets and Britannia plans shaping the weeks ahead, with Overseas Airways and DHL involvement anticipated within a year.
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Landon
Overseas Airways
Ir Chalema
Miles Thoma
Nat
Herren
Aylitton
Weather bulletin with scattered winds and warm temps
A regional forecast notes variable winds and changing cloud cover across areas including Bacunefer and Bungendore. It records gusts up to moderate speeds, general warming trends, and expected rain with a brief mention of calm spells later in the day.
Teachers Seek Education Governance By Commission
The Teachers Federation contends the Education Commission would unionize administration and policy, oppose ministerial control, and push for public service reform. They argue the Public Service Board lacks accountability and that a commission could better oversee the teaching service, now a major government workforce.
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Drungy
Montag
Actioii
Tate
Prime Minister Of Pakistan To Visit China
Prime Minister Mahamed Att of Pakistan to visit China after Chinese Premier Chan Binsial extended invitation at the AfroAsian conference. Att said the visit would strengthen friendship and bilateral ties. date to be announced after further talks.
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Pakistan
China
Kabace
Dulustan
Mahamed Att
Chan Binsial
Ati
Amy
Felentyre Legion
Indian Military Training Camps Plan Explained
The article describes a large scale program at UW DELHI and Mondas to establish thirty four military training camps. It aims to train a citizen army of thousands with a target of 100,000 annually. Each camp would focus on rapid basic training and weapons handling to prepare volunteers for defense duties.
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Delhi
Snilton Maoy Sexe
India
Ertagy ‘Angel Ar
Uute Macy
Batonea
Solunowrs
Policy clash in ALP over communism stance
Fragmented OCR extract shows ALP figures debating appeasement of communism, with mentions of Wyatt Mirray Cahill Seton and Beevr. The text includes garbled phrases about party leadership, restraint, and opposition plans, reflecting internal conflict and rhetoric.
Plant introduction meeting boosts South Pacific crop research
The South Pacific Commission held a Canberra gathering this Saturday to plan plant exploration and introduction. The meeting, chaired by William Masty, includes experts from Papua and New Guinea, Fiji, the CBIR in Brisbane, and the Seth Bacitt Commission head- quarters Newmen, aiming to improve Pacific food crops through testing and new varieties.
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Canberra
Conmimion
Jon
Br Tn
Carl
Blanton
Agricultural Teeneanht Service
Belentints
Papua Snd
Galtien
Brisbane
Conberge
Seth Bacitt Commission
Newmen
William Masty
Dr Bitty Grwam Crusade Attendance Report
Fragmented OCR notes report a Dr Bitty Grwam crusade in Witt Mileion Randon on Monday. Mentions certainty of evangelical efforts, grace, and large attendance at services with 3,908,000 people implied. Source text unclear and sparse on verifiable details.
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Randon
Bitty Grwam
Evangeliaio
Pope Opposes Workers To Spread Faith In Italy
Tope reports Pope urged workers to join in strengthening Christian faith and to resist revolutionary talk. He warned against social and economic distortions sown by enemies of Christ, calling religious learning essential for pastors and laypeople alike.
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Monty
Nageroth
Perpetual Trustee Co Entertains Canberra Venture
In Canberra a new Perpetual Trustee Co venture was outlined at a reception with businessmen and officials. The plan calls for a Canberra establishment to operate independently of the parent firm in New South Wales, aiming to become a national financial facility. Directors, including Mr T Phayfulr and Mr McLionald, outlined history and goals, noting capital of £2500 and deposits amounting to £1800 with security for the administration bond.
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Trek
Act
Perpetual Trisico
Canberra Laminsd
Yeatenday
Cenion Department
Heaith
Ter
Ict Beveral
Altec
Bustay Toe
FeEopea
Directora
Mr.t
Pagents Company
Perpetual Truster Company
Hlimwlent
Businens xPrinn
Cailinin
Alen
Pawnbirnlkern
Cunberra Company
Houmed
Weond Flonan of Industry
WD. McLionald
Ae Viewenaieoian
Ana
McFartine
Ryde Eo
Irmytace
Reginter for Scientiax address at 1958 engineer ing conference
Philip McBride, Minister for Defence, addressed the Australian Institution of Engineers at the 1958 engineering conference in Bonython Hall. He urged national emergency measures and the entry of certain officials into the system to bolster defense readiness.
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Adelainis
Anemania
Seloniets
Bonython
Defengr
Philip McBride
Elggale
Australian Institution of Engineers
Investigation Into ACT Milk Supplies Headed By Inquiry
An inquiry into the supply of milk and dairy products in the Australian Capital Territory assesses production, treatment, and distribution for human consumption. It reviews prices ranches and the adequacy of provisioning for residents, with focus on safety and accessibility.
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Iquil
Thors
Hal
Autralian
Perviteny
Ment
New Zealand Air Chief Visits Canberra Today
The New Zealand air chief arrives in Canberra with his wife, touring defense facilities and meeting the secretary of defense and the state’s leaders. He is scheduled to visit the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation factory at Port Melbourne barring any changes.
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Wheeller
Royal Swale
Wil
Canberra
Thurmlay
State Minister Denies Cat In Health Spending
A state minister stated that health expenditure for 1983 84 does not differ from 1982 83 figures. He cited government accounting and hospital cost shifts, noting reductions in war and private wards while total health spending rose toward 10B2.6 percent in the period cited.
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Envi
Che Mintiker
Tor Meath
Ofmuttivan
Ion Hu
Wale
Onawar
Cayaaimwentth Broumiolun
Oguren
Warita
Inera
Canberra urged to host annual agricultural show highlights
Fay Cuban argues Canberra should secure a larger annual agricultural show ground to accommodate growing exhibits and audiences. She envisions Canberra as the national hub for a grand equestrian and agricultural fair, urging ready access to suitable grounds and expanded facilities for horses, poultry, and other displays.
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Auetral
Great Agri
Sunil
Poe
Monts
Hutt
Canberra Ety
Cymkbanee
Denariient
Casharrn
B Am
Canberra
Australia
Prn
Fay Cuban
Toms Crracent
Aina
Anzac Ceremony Accommodation for Incapacitated Soldier
The Canberra Times reports a program allowing a totally incapacitated returned soldier to attend the War Memorial Anzac ceremony with a reserved seat. The article notes this practice is supported by the RAL and urges inviting authorities to submit the veteran’s name for inclusion on future memorial lists.
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Canberra
Ansse
War Memorial
RAL
More Gains To CMO In Brisbane Council Race
Brisbane voters weigh local council gains as the CMO leads in Neawing and Lab supporting parties face a challenge. The scene centers on Brisbanes council contest with Lab and CMO contenders, amid uncertain margins and regional alliances.
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CMO
Brisbane
Agaist Labhan
K. Dort
Amusntul Labs
Buranda
Bural
Kalvin
Sipat
Labour Party
Gove
Cornelius Hom
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Iberal
South Pacific Commission
Tope
Perpetual Trustee CO
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Department of Social Sciences
Australian National University
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