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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 15, 1964

Page

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May See Queen In July Governor-General Likely Retirement Plans

Prime Minister announces Lord De Lisle will relinquish office in autumn next year with leave granted for Britain. He will perform duties until retirement and plans to travel Australia to represent the Queen. Princess Alexandra tipped as possible next Governor-General per Daily Express.

Sir Robert Lord de Lisle Theovernor Britain Loc de Lisle Lord Dunrossil Outback Australia London Daily Express Princess Alexandra Sir Robert Menzies

Weather Sparks Kite Making at Yarralumla Library

A children's lecture at the Yarralumla Children's Library attracted about 200 local children. Miss Fay Lewis from Canberra Public Library Service demonstrated kite making and flew different kite types, leaving many youngsters excited about the activity.

Yarralumla Fay Lewis Canberra Public Library Service

Bluebird Reaches 295 mph on Lake Eyre run

Donald Campbell drove Bluebird on Lake Eyre in South Australia and achieved 295 mph on the day’s second run. He noted the speedometer flicked past 300 mph briefly, but he claimed the peak was about 295 mph as the needle fluctuated between 290 and 300.

Lake Eyre South Australia Donald Campbell Campbell

Killen Attacks Fluoride Decision in Parliament

Mr Killen spoke during adjournment debates accusing the government of abandoning personal liberty on fluoridation. Treasurer Hall urged cooler moments, while Cabinet and Interior Minister Anthony defended the decision not to hold a referendum. Killen cited a cable from Professor Thorell urging Sweden’s stance and calling for further scientific investigation before a final decision.

Killen Holt Kllen Interior Anthony Thorell Eraser Sweden Swedish Medical Board

Calwell Attacks Aid on Religious Grounds

Australian opposition figure Mr Calwell assailed a government education bill as biased toward Catholic schools arguing the scheme to grant scholarships to parents would burden taxpayers and privilege the wealthy. He urged inquiries into education needs and a National Science Foundation while condemning the take it or leave it stance toward churches and questioning the bill’s fairness and goals.

Calwell A.L.P Labour Party National Science Foundation Australia

Daring Exile Cuban Raid Prompts Cuban Clash Claim

The Revolutionary Movement in Miami said its forces captured an East Cuban port and damaged a major sugar mill near Puerto Pilan in Oriente Province. Castro denounced the raid as a U S backed act, while Washington denied any U S involvement.

Revolutionary Recovery Movement MRR Miami Fidel Castro Castro Puerto Pilan Oriente United States Washington State Department U.S State Deartment Cuba Havana Florida Rex Pilan Cabo Cruz

Mass Stop Work Protest Against Adult Training in the ACT

Trade union officials could not estimate stoppage length as protests planned against the Government adult training scheme and Arbitration Act clauses. A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council aims for a mass demonstration with unions like Building and Metal trades, Blacksmiths, engineers AFU, plumbers, plasterers and others urged to attend. Australian Workers' Union members abstain. liquor staff may run skeletons. A.C.T.U. seeks union attitudes within a month then submissions to the Department of Labour and National Service. AEUT and Boilermakers oppose the scheme.

A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council T.L.C W. A. Andrews A.C.T Andrews AFU Canberra A.C.T.U Department of Labour and National Service ACC T.U Monk Department AEUT Boilermakers’ Society

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P.M Lord and Lady de Liste de L'Isle Yarra I Travel Cecum Lord de L'Isle Catherine Anne Lucy Princess Lady Harrison Sir Eric Harrison Radio Pia Bluebird Mr. Killen Fluoride Ciover Mr. Calwell Assemblies Presbyterian Church Methodist Church Council of Churches
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