Church plans country school change
The Roman Catholic archdiocese of Cam errs and Goulhurn ans plans to establish a country school on education grounds under church control led by Father Cook and Canherrhinst High. The aim is to centralize education in rural areas with a special committee to meet soon, amid funding and maintenance concerns. Police were called to assist as workers discuss the plan and potential protests.
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Canberra
Carman
Bulawayo
Sime
Edizalinnh
Trwla
Rhos Devia
Thousands Strike in Rhodesian Cities
Thousands of Africans walk off jobs in Bulawayo and Gwelo while police escort buses through Salisbury as Rhodesia faces widespread protest. The strike disrupts transport and daily life with authorities attempting to maintain order.
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Salisbury
Reuter
Rhodesian
Bulawayo
Gwelo
Rhodesia Leaders Celebrate 63rd Birthday At Government House
Governor Humphrey Gibbs hosts a birthday dinner at Government House with guests including Jay Gibbs Geoffrey Gibbs and Sir Hugh Needie. In related news, Rhodesia sources note a substantial pre independence withdrawal to Britain amid tensions over relations with Zambia and Kariba Dam.
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Parliament debate on Canberra tax plan outlined in ACT
Mr Anthony and Mr Holt clash over a proposed stamp duty scheme in the ACT. The plan targets instruments from cheques to conveyances, aiming to fund new administrative machinery while delaying related legislation.
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Ni Ser
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Tom Mc Hall
Military gains as Indonesia drops civilians from KOTI
Indonesia reorganizes its top executive body KOTI removing all civilians and placing power in armed forces officers. Major General Suharto installs a new military-led cabinet today at President Sukarno's palace as Colonel Sunario notes no civilian ministers are yet included.
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Council condemns ACT taxation tactics
Council chairman J H Pead blasts a letter by Mr Holt on stamp duty and proposed increases as double talk. He argues changes in tax or charges must go to the council before any firm decision, stressing citizens’ rights through elected representatives in Canberra.
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Palmer sued for five million damages in NSW Supreme Court
A writ claiming five million pounds in damages was issued in the NSW Supreme Court on behalf of HG Palmer (Consolidated) Li. The action describes a major claim and names Sydney figures linked to the case. Further details remain unclear from the fragmented text.
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NSW Supreme Court
HG Palmer
Consolidated
Ty Bee
Sustealia
Bert Genre Palmer
Me Meland
Evel Hollingdale
Page
Syd
Nehiours
Renimale
Canberra teachers voices contrast with four high schools
ACT secondary teachers voiced complaints about four Canberra high schools, highlighting issues in the capital education scene. The page mentions related items such as political and religious notes and broader public notices, reflecting a wide Friday section.
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Act
Canberra
Strained Franco Guinean Ties Surface in Paris Dispute
Paris reports indicate relations between France and Guinea deteriorated after accusations that two French ministers were involved in actions against Guinea President Sebou Tere. French officials denied meddling as Paris called for calm amid the diplomatic rift.
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Reviers
France
Conaries
Pars Senepal
Guinea
Minotere
Sebou Tere
Thieves Loot Regent Street Jewellery Shop for £375,000
A London gang used duplicate keys to break into two Regent Street jewellery stores over the weekend, stealing jewellery valued at about £375,000. The heist targets were believed to involve a coordinated plan and high value pieces.
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London
Regent Street
Committee to Advise on ACT College of Advanced Education
The Senate will announce the names of the committee to study needs for a college of advanced education in the ACT. The Minister in Charge and Prime Minister discuss legislation to establish advanced education and provide support for students and grants.
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Fry
Robert Menzies
Gorton
Staten of Iy
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