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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 25, 1966

Page

6

Training as Machine Operator Stirs Department of External Affairs Posts

Department of External Affairs Canberra advertises trainee operator roles with male wages from 43 40 to 547 73 weekly and female wages from 35 69 to 40 02. Qualifications include 40 hour twitch typing, medical fitness, and British subject status under 31. Training about three months with 15 percent pay during training. hostel or rent subsidy available. Overseas postings possible after full training. Apply by June 9.

Department of External Affairs Canberra

Talks on Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference may be postponed

Reports from London indicate growing speculation that the Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference, usually held in London during the northern summer, could be postponed. The discussion has intensified as officials assess scheduling and venue concerns.

London

Princess to Marry Despite Conference Delays

A report notes Princess Margriet and Prince Bernhard's concerns over Britain's sanctions and the Commonwealth conference delaying until talks with Rhodesia end. Secretary-General Arnold Smith urges postponement until The Hague. The fragile negotiations involve the line of succession and open secret tensions among Commonwealth members.

Commonwealth Secretariat Arnold Smith Hague AAP Britain Margriet Julianal Bernhard Beatrix Claus van Amsberg Commonwealth Relations Office London RHR Goveng Cutler Rma John Francis Stanley Bathurst Tally

Policemen and Citizen Cited for Bravery

Work on septic tank installations at the Hall pavilion yesterday draws complaints from Hall residents who want a community centre like nearby centres. They view the $7,939 spent on the pavilion by the Department of the Interior as wasted and argue for better use of funds to house mothercraft clinic, pre school, and clubs.

Hall Pavilion Hall Mothercraft Clinic Department of the Interior

Marginal notes on office space in Canberra anger margarine issue

The official journal of the ACT Administrative and Clerical Officers Association calls for a Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee inquiry into office space. It urges examining government rent costs and inefficiencies from departments occupying multiple buildings in Canberra. It notes dairy industry themes and government premises as context.

Canberra Act The Administrative and Clerical Officers’ Association Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee Melbourne Marga Fine Chandler Inday

Marriage room used as court in ACT Law Courts

Sergeant Leonard George Jenkins and Mr Henry Edward John Dono van of Roberson risked their lives to save the crew of a locomotive from a petrol tanker fire near the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday. Tape-recording equipment in No 1 Supreme Courtroom has operated for over two years. Proceedings in No 1 Supreme Courtroom will not start until official approval is given after rule amendments.

Leonard George Valentine Jenkins Henry Edward John Donovan Roberson Hermes Éhol Arbitration Court Frank Thomas Byers Robert Reg

No action on play festival meeting in Melbourne

The Good Neighbour Council president in Melbourne says no action will be taken after police investigated a complaint about a musical show. The general secretary and state presidents will attend the Emerald Hill Theatre conference in Brisbane South Melbourne on Friday and Saturday to discuss promotion of English naturalisation ceremonies and hostel accommodation procedures.

Good Neighbour Council Melbourne ACT J. R. Paget H. Tion C. Standen Bunch of Rats Pays Emerald Hill Brisbane Engbut

Canberra diary notes visits of diplomats and officials

The British High Commissioner and Lady Johnston depart Canberra for Western Australia and the Northern Territory with tours of iron ore projects and the Ord River irrigation scheme. Sir Charles Johnston arrives in Darwin June 4 and returns by June 9 via Alice Springs. A Philippines Independence Day reception is planned June 13. The Israeli and New Zealand envoys schedule visits and speeches in Australia, with various official engagements and travel to Sydney, Brisbane, and Canberra. The French Ambassador hosted a luncheon for The Australian Ballet, and other diplomatic circles held lunches and receptions across Canberra including the Royal Overseas League event and Commonwealth Society function.

Lady Johnston Canberra Western Australia Northern Territory Ord River Sir Charles Darwin Alice Springs New Zealand J. Luke Hazlett Hazlett Sydney Royal Overseas League Nsw Brisbane Royal Commonwealth Society

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