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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 13, 1968

Page

2

Talks on Turkish migrants to be held in Ankara

Australian ambassador James R. Blackie outlined plans to meet Turkish Labour Ministry within two weeks to discuss sending Turkish workers to Australia. He said migrants would be paid above minimum wages and know earnings before departure, and could work in any Australian city in any job.

Ankara Aap-Reuter James R. Blackie Turkish Labour Ministry Australia Noll Bank

Australia to show its goods in London display

Australia aims to shed its sheep and sugar image with a major exhibition at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. 21,000 square feet host more than 100 displays of manufacturing and scientific products with 90 Belgian and Dutch executives attending along with Australian Trade Minister McEwen.

London Australia Trade and Industry Department Royal Lancaster Hotel Belgium Holland McEwen Geneva Bob Cristofani Cristofani

Darwin's Mr Chan backs White Australia policy in Britain

London dispatch reports Darwin mayor and Northern Territory Legislative Council president Harry Chan, a Chinese Australian, expressing support for the White Australia policy amid a debate on Asian immigration. He argues Australia should train Asians and help their countries develop, noting mixed heritage and local context. He contrasts with Enoch Powell on the issue.

London Darwin Northern Territory Legislative Council Harry Chan Australia the Times Diarist Mr Chan Britain Hong Kong Legislative Council Fannie Bay Chan Enoch Powell

Canberra official doubts nightlife boom in city

Former Canberra Tourist Bureau director J C Dovey says Canberra is not ready for swinging nightlife or striptease venues. He warns venues with diverse floor shows would fail, stressing locals and tourists need high quality dining to sustain any nightlife. Dovey retired recently after 46 years in public service, including eight years leading the bureau.

Canberra Sydney Kings Cross Dovey Public Service Melbourne Department of Home Affairs Department of the Enteriny Attorney-General’s Department Department of National Mapping Ivary Towers

Mother wins trip to see sick daughter

Flora McGillvray, 62, of Glasgow, returned from a world flight in 100 hours to visit her ill daughter Evelyn McKay in Melbourne. The trip was a prize won by Flora’s daughter, 25 year-old Jean Goodwin of Glasgow, employed by the Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Society, which marks its centenary. Jean’s bid to see Evelyn prompted the prize and included memories of Canberra and plans for future travel as tourism grows.

Glasgow Flora McGillvray Australia Scotland Jean Goodwin Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Goodwin Evelyn McKay Melbourne Dan Mrs McKay Berra McGillivray

Unburdening U S Economy Tied to Paris Talks Outcome

Lord Franks, Oxford Provost and former U S ambassador, says a successful Vietnam peace deal could lift a heavy economic burden from the United States within six months. He notes austerity may help the UK, expects Britain to join the EEC though unlikely soon, and outlines Rockefeller Foundation projects in India Thailand and the Philippines focusing on agriculture medicine and education.

Vietnam Paris LIS Canberra Lord Franks Worcester College Oxford Australia Inca Thailand Philippines United States Britain Washington University of East Anglia Rockefeller Foundation India

NCDC appoints W Andrews to lead Canberra branch

W Andrews associate commissioner of the NCDC was elected president of the Canberra branch of the Australian Water and Wastewater Association formed at a Canberra meeting. Federal president Dr M Flynn inaugurated the branch. Other branches already exist in NSW Victoria South Australia and Queensland since the association's 1961 formation to address water quality standards treatment and testing.

NCDC W. Andrews Canberra Australian Water and Wastewater Association M. Flynn Sydney Water Board Nsw Victoria South Australia Queensland

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