United Nations Under Fire in International Cooperation Year
The Canberra Times surveys International Co operation Year amid UN funding disputes and global conflicts. It notes Nehru's advocacy, the Congo crisis, and debates over peace keeping, urging practical political realism and renewed UN effectiveness.
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Canberra
Vietnam
Yemen
Cyprus
Malaysia
Iraq
Congo
Dominican Republic
Nehru
United Nations Organisation
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
UN Assembly
Security Council Anand
Council of the Securiny Council
Assembly
France
Varias TN
World Health Organisation
Unesco
Fred and Sericulture Organisation
Australia
Asa
Nehru Cid
Australia must develop independent defence options now
In a broad analysis the author argues for a joint services college to strengthen strategic thinking and civilian-military understanding. It outlines the need for shared staff structures, closer interservice cooperation, and possible Australia wide wartime planning, including a domestic push to build a deterrent if allies will not guarantee nuclear support.
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Defence
Defence, Supply
External Affairs
Treasury
Serviews Staff College
Austriatia
Conane
Politenh Social
Euillieral
Ashukinonlet
Spimalite
War College
Howe
He Industries Miorbilisation
Naten
South
Vietnam
Australia
New Crimea
Malaysia
Indonesia
China
United States
United Shire
Navy
Western Australia
Acoy — Air Loans
Britain
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
Japan
Chinese People's Republic
Defence Organisation
Flora — Die
Residents Rally for Griffith Service Station
A Griffith resident, G. G. Cribb, defends a proposed Shell service station at the shopping centre, arguing it brings needed local access and progress and counters opponents who claim danger to children. The letter highlights community support and contrasts with critics from the Griffith Progress Association.
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Shilian
Cainnet
Gritith
Taam
Griffith
G. G. Cribb
Ataléd “School
R A Paul
Shell Company of
Austria
Road politics and social reforms in Victoria this week
Protests against the Bolte government highlight road funding limits and a planned freeways push. The Country Party wields influence over Roads Bill terms while calls grow for juries including women. A proposal to turn Melbourne Gaol ruins into a crime museum prompts debate on heritage versus modern growth.
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ALP
Melbourne
Country Roads Board
Country Party
George Moss
Bolte
Victoria
Crown Law Department
Geelong
Russell Street
Victoria Police Association
Port Phillip Bay
Prince Bertil Visits Government House Delegation Reception
Vice regal Hix Royal Highness Prince Bertil arrived at Government House. The Administrator hosted a reception for delegates to the International Cooperation Year Convention and Their Excellencies entertained Dame Pattie Menzies at dinner.
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Hix
Royal Highness
Prince Bertil
Coovernment House
Government House
Pattie Menzies
Covernment House
Letters on Koopfmelmachers affair and university roles
Readers react to the Knopfelmacher controversy at Sydney University, debating professor selection, political influence, and academic independence. Henry Mayer argues about tenure and governance while others question the impact on science, public policy, and university merit.
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Sir—Hasing
Sydney
Knopfelmacher
W. Wentworth
House of Representatives
Canberra Times
Pole
Aristiinsen
Mt Ir
Alser
Mveranelmingh
Senate
Wentworth
Koppfelmacher
Koopielmicher
Wartwarti
Phatessar
Hristan
China
Maereover
Sss
Hanitel
Ss Angetierr
Ohn
Krogtelmacher
Wuppertens
Masell Varil
Christiveen
Professee
Carrey Palace
Besar
Henry Mayer
University of Syne
Nsw
Lithgow Match Mystery Explained As Federal Matter
The reader is told the Lithgow match mystery is a federal matter and the explosions are linked to Tas Manns or an imposter. A map on the match box and the idea of acting DOROITEA M SHARLAND is mentioned with uncertain details.
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Canberra
Fay Hatter
Gorton
United Nations
Oranda
Thorugh
Pspritde Corps
Parrt
Shell
He Ineno
Greg Serra
Slaton
Shell Wil Diene
Vitie Geminli
Unis
Inital Nomwe
OCR
Hana
Setenee
Captain Conk Crescent
Murray Crescent
Mali
Grinfirh
Fren Shesial
Atarael
Pope
Chaseck
Tateraar
Scen Plin
Doroitea
M. Sharland Witney
Carillon for Canberra Editorial Tone From Melbourne Letter
A reader from Melbourne voices blame on public officials over funding for cultural amenities in Canberra. The writer argues a national cabinet should decide without local interference and criticizes officials who resist central decisions.
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Carillon
Canberra
Daley
Rherra
Man
Australie
John D. Keating
Melbourne
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Bnd
Millar
Eemias Melbourne
Griffith Garage
Grifith
Mr Bolte
Whareas
Provinces
Bernice Murray Gamble
Murrumbeena
Crewer
Victori
Cramble
Sheriff's Office
Hamer
Ned Kelly
Kelly
Corthih
Cabot
Jim Fraser
Hub Locemeiler
Bani
Patel
Anthony
Red Hill
Federal Patch CO
Napoleon
Emr
Peror
British Broadcasting Co
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