Canberra nurses pass final exam after shortened course
Canberra Hospital nurses achieved a 100 percent pass rate in their final examinations held last month under a shortened training course. The NSW Nurses Registration Board set the exam for NSW trained nurses. many Canberra candidates gained distinctions, with Miss Sally Brown and Miss Margaret Maitland among top performers. Matron Mrs M E Gus credited extra teaching and doubled tutorial staff for the success, while Mrs Guy hailed the shorter course as efficient. Results appear on Page 4.
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Sally Brown
Margaret Mait~lan
M. E Gus
Guy
Pital
Act
Nsw
SS. Brown
Forrest
Margaret Maitland
Deakin
Canberra Community Hospital
Food costs highest in ACT in Australia survey says
The ACT shows the top prices for bread milk and some meats according to a Statistics Bureau survey published yesterday. Bread is 43 cents in Canberra about 36 cents higher than Brisbane and 10 cents above Sydney. Milk at 22 cents a quart is higher than Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane and 2 cents above Perth Hobart. Canned goods vegetables and flour also peak in Canberra. Pork prices rise above sale prices while beef and mutton fetch higher per pound costs.
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Australia
Statistics Bureau
Canberra
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Perth
Hobart
Late News Ledger Lapses Into Jumbled Report
Unclear text with scattered phrases mentions wage, London, and names like Reiley and Lentini along with fragmented dates. The garbled lines resemble a late news update with missing context and incomplete sentences, offering no clear events, places, or outcomes to summarize.
Cabinet to discuss help for industries soon
Melbourne Wednesday report says the Federal Cabinet will meet next Thursday to decide how to assist secondary and primary industries damaged by Britain's devaluation of sterling. Prime Minister Hal announced after meetings with ACMA leaders and state presidents.
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Britain
Sterling
Hal
Rowdy Senate meeting as Holt faces antiwar protests
Prime Minister Holt faced a rowdy 600 strong audience at St Kilda town hall with anti Viet Nam demonstrators chanting murder, police guarding entrances, and several placards seized. He accused Whitlam of undermining the American alliance and defended Labor's Vietnam withdrawal stance amid calls for higher social services.
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Senate
Holt
St Kilda
Mrr Holt
Mr Holt
Pen Fers
Whitlam
Perth
Alatralia
Labor
Vietnam
Adelaide
MP Offers to Resign in Hobart Assembly
A fragmented report from Hobart indicates an MP offered to resign, tabled in the JA Labor bedbencher and the House of Assembly. The dialogue references potential misconduct claims about two companies and questionable promotional tactics for washing powders.
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Hobart
Bir
Ray McDonald
Rooming plan set for Catholic children in Canberra
Four classes of Roman Catholic schoolchildren from the Woden Valley will be housed in the Forestry School residence at Yarraum. The Internal Minister Mr Noxon and the Catholic Education Office announced emergency arrangements for first term next year. The Department of the Interior will provide show buses to transport the children. Archbishop Cahill and the Marat Brothers coordinated housing, with four boys in each of Grades 4 and 5, and additional placements planned at Curtin and Pearce.
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Forestry School
Yarraium
Noxon
Catholic Edition
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Goulburn
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Nixco
Chile
Edotalean Gates
Ain
Winden
Tor
ACT Teachers Association
Nuon
Department of National Dé Taopmenh
Is Department
Department F the Interior
Anu
Archbisho Cahill
Lasser
Curtin Catholic Prumsey School
Inderparten
Pearce
India takes control in two States
Calcutta reports mass unrest as crowds burn two trains in protest over the dismissal of West Bengal’s Communist guided government. President takes direct control in Haryana and Punjab factions realign amid a broader political crisis threatening further state actions.
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Wis Botwell
Seana
Sudhina Kumarra
United Front
West Hengal
West Bengal
Isa
Kerala
Sambta Socialist Party
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ME Mukherige
Democratic Front
Gopument
Congress Party
Singh
Mes
Policy and Race Riot Report From Chicago
Police in Chicago battled with Negro and white crowds amid a court martial area clash. The tense confrontation highlights ongoing debates on admission policies and racial tensions in the region.
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Chicago
Puritanical Censors Amplot Petroleum Ltd Year Result
Amplet Petroleum Ltd eased in the year to September 30 with a profit rising from 1.7 million to 6.7 million. A much better second half followed, reflecting stronger operations and improved margins.
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Cypital Af Amat Petroleum Ltd
Death Hill Hill of Death siege at Dak To in Vietnam
Fresh US units pressed the Hill of Death at Dak To as North Vietnamese forces, about 12 000 in the area, faced a renewed assault. The 173d Airborne Brigade remnants and a new battalion pushed toward Hill 875 with hours of fierce fighting, while casualties rose with wounded airlifted from the hill.
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Dak To
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Enen Wusted
Astrand
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Amercana
Bem
Deliti
173D Airborne Brigade
Hignianas Nemher Y
Ighlands Camp
Aten
Queensland man’s claim on lost fortune shocks town
A bricklayer in NSW recounts being duped by a man claiming to be an English traveler who promised a $24,000 windfall and then allegedly pressured Keith Morgan to take his wife and two children to England. Morgan says the promise followed by a plan to quit his job and spend the money on a new house highlights a local fraud scare.
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Cuetin
Melen
Michael
England
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London
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Reiley
Frank Curtis
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Gurnam Singh
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Punjab Peoples Party
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Man. Singh Gill
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School of Genral Studies
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Senate Campaign
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Death Hill
HMAS
Morgan
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Keith Morgan
Pasu
Ansettana
Canberra Times
Cashers City
Panama
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