Rights and police power debated at United Nations seminar Canberra
In Canberra a United Nations seminar explored human rights and police limits amid a clash between senior policing officials and judiciary members. Experts warned against overreaching security measures while stressing the need for parliamentary scrutiny to protect victims and the public interest.
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United Natons
Canberra
Melbourne University
Seins Zelman Cowen
Mins Eee
Justice Aead
Sap
Security Service
Spee
New Zealand
Spencer
Garden city dog care call sparks civic pressure
Letter from G B Hardham president of the Companion Dog Club urges tougher dog control in the garden city. He argues owners must keep dogs on leads, kennel at home, train, and discuss issues with trainers to curb stray dogs and protect gardens. He cites Section 12(i) of the Dogs Registration and urges enforcement and fees to deter strays.
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Companion Dog Club
Mathams
Department of the Interior
Maineinee Meres
G. B. Hardham
ACT
Reid
Preserving the Primitive Area in Snowy Scheme Debate
The NSW and Victorian governments weigh construction of a Snowy Scheme segment that would affect Kosciusko’s Primitive Area. The National Parks Association urges halting this work, arguing the area’s alpine values and erosion risks outweigh economic gains and that the region should remain a protected reserve.
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Commonwealth
N.S.W
Australian Academy of Science
Jit
S.M.H.E.A
The
Academy
Lacademy
Sydney
M.H.E.A
Australia
Snowy
T. W. Moppeit
Central Region
National Parks Association of Nsw
Ansett-A.N.A. compensation delays questioned
Canberra Times notes a Ansett-A.N.A. spokesman says compensation will soon be paid to Botany Bay crash victims' relatives. after 17 months since the disaster relatives report high costs and delays in pursuing claims, prompting calls for explanation and timing similar to T.A.A. payouts after the Mackay crash.
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Canberra Times
Ansett-A.n.a
Botany Bay
T.A.A
Montreal World Fair 1967 theme and dates announced
Montreal announces a World Fair from April 28 to October 27 1967 with Man and His World as the theme to mark Canada’s 100th anniversary and Montreal’s 325th birthday celebrations.
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Montreal
Reuter
Foundation of Canada
Royal couple's second child due in October
King Hussein's wife Princess Mouna announced to officials that she is pregnant with their second child. The 28-year-old queen, formerly Toni Avril Gardner of Ipswich England, and King Hussein wed in May 1961 and already have a son.
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Amman
A.a.p.reuter
Hussein
Mouna
Mouona
Toni Avril Gardner
Ipswich
Suffolk
England
British Authors Struggle With Low Book Royalties
The Society of Authors reports many British writers earn under £10 weekly from writing despite rising book production and library use. Public libraries and cheap paperbacks reduce royalties, while lending library declines and paperback reprints lower earnings, with few titles reaching bestseller status.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Society of Authors
Sir Winston Churchill
Sir Arthur Bryant
Aldous Huxley
Pearl Buck
Agathaistic
Noel Coward
Alan Herbert
Council of the Society of Authors
Plan for sunken railway eyed by Western Australia
Draft plans by De Leun Cather and a Mr Brand outline a £3 million sunken railway in Western Australia. If built, air space above the tracks could be sold to raise funds as city streets would reconnect with ground level. The plan mirrors Chicago's layout, viewed by Mr Brand from a high rise.
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Times
Perth
Brand
Chicago
W.A
International Chicago Engineering Ie
de Leun Cather
Mr. Brand
William
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