Sydney University veto stalls lecture post for Knoptelmacher
After a four hour debate the Professorial Board at Sydney University rejected appointing De Trark Kroptel Macher to a senior literature lecturing post. The board cited political motives from critics, and reserves the vacancy for now. Professors Spann and Dunstan are expected to issue a public statement.
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Student flats scheme debate at university council
The SRC proposed the university acquire off campus flats for undergraduates. It urged first year students live in approved lodgings with communal accommodation. President John Yockham said welfare committee did not go far enough in their recommendation.
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Treason claims surge as Wilson warns Governor power
Reports quote Mr Wilson warning that touching the Governor or usurping authority would be treason. Africa delegates demand Rhodesia crisis action at the Commonwealth Parliamentary conference in Wellington. Britain faces calls for swift measures to restore order amid Rhodesian tensions and regional protests.
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Bolte Tries to Avert State Stoppage in Melbourne
Premier Bolte plans to meet a Trades Hall Council deputation to avert a proposed state government workers strike on Friday. THC secretary Jordan said Bolte set no conditions for talks, while Bolte would meet the deputation if the disputes committee calls off the stoppage. About 100,000 workers would be affected affecting trains and public services. hospitals and essential services would be exempt.
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Fewer jobs loom if unchecked economic trend continues
An Employment Situation Review warns of rising unemployment and falling vacancies in October, with private factory work dropping about six percent and overall hours and overtime shrinking. Government spending and defense costs may boost activity, but tighter inventory and demand signals suggest a possible recession in 1960 if trends persist.
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Father and son injured in car and truck crash near Thornes Bridge
Private housing approvals are down 1 per cent from their peak. Michael Arthur Clarke and his year old son from Tirranawille were injured when their car collided with a truck near Goulburn. They were taken to Goulburn Hospital. October figures are expected to show further declines in motor registrations.
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Kingston shopping centre feature guides Christmas planning
The Canberra Times presents a 12 page feature on Kingston highlighting its parks gardens and status as a popular shopping centre in the national capital. Take out the two six page sections from the paper for reference while planning Christmas purchases.
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Parliament calls for abolition of PKI in Indonesia
The Indonesian Parliament, after a month’s recess, adopted a resolution demanding the abolition of the Indonesian Communist Party and its affiliates. Speaker Aridji Karla winata cited the Communist backed coup attempt of September 20 and urged President Sukarno to act swiftly in line with the people's demands.
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£14m offer to Cresco Ltd
Two Adelaide based fertiliser firms have made a £4 million proposition to Cresco Fertilizers Ltd. Page 3. The Sew Work Things looks at the long hazar dous journey Britain has i take the regain control in Rhodesia. Page 5. American troops are en gaged in a fierce battle with Sart Vietnamese regular troops. Page 6. President Kasavubu of the Congo has been hell a political blow with the defeat of his proposed Government under Mr Kimba. Page 7. at Christopher's Cem Cathedral Manuka, as crowded yesterday for the funeral service for Sir Warren McDonald. For women. Motoring. TV the Arte. Finance Weather Lottery. Sport. Classifieds.
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