Australian university leaders appoint chairmen for 1972 73
The Australian Vice Chancellors Committee named Professor BR Williams of the University of Sydney as chairman for 1972 and 1973, succeeding Professor J J Averymuty of the University of Newcastle. The county chairman in 1973 will be Professor DR Dewar of the University of Melbourne.
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BR. Williams
University of Sydney
Ite
J J Averymuty
Univer Fol Newcastlen Hir Na Heen
Cqunty
Dewar
Copacelli
Linerty
Melbourne
Mand grows for more aid to Pakistanis
Indonesian born Mr Poernomi, hospitalized in Canberra, receives intravenous feeding as calls rise for greater aid to Pakistan. Canberra and Sydney activists plan another fast outside Parliament House next Tuesday, urging support for Bangla Desh.
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Paul Poernomi
Canberra
Pakistan
Bryant Lab
Vietnaw
Howe
Ren
Poemomo
Dillon
Nverea Aid
HB O Dwyer
Parliament House
A. Aout Miliese
Bangla Desh
Beery
Sydney
Melbourne
Pope Aid Sparks Charity Drive For Indian Relief
At the urging of the Pope, Roman Catholics held a day of prayer and fundraising, raising 6248 dollars to relieve Indian stations. The money, collected during a World-Wide appeal, was sent to Australian Catholic Relief in Sydney to forward to the Indian Catholic relief body, Caritas, for attribution.
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India
Mney
Sydney
Caritas
UN group urges action on separatist movements in Papua New Guinea
United Nations special committee on colonialism voices concern over separatist tendencies in Papua New Guinea. It urges Australia, as administering power, to discourage such movements and intensify political education, while stressing preserving land, culture, and national unity.
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United Nations
UN Special Committee On
Papua New Guinea
Australia
Special
Col Nsalioms Bods
Tame
Papua
New Ginea
Ranel
Sul Yon & Set Small Wale
Joe Nad ‘Neem
Sinz
Paqua-New Guinea
Subdivision patterns emerge near ACT amid growth fears
Australian land use experts warn that fringes of Canberra show classic fragmentation of ownership as subdivisions expand along Federal and Barton Highways. Authorities say northward growth toward Yass and Goulburn is likely, with planners noting political risks and regional development pressure.
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Act
Iran
Canferna
Federal
Anton
Department of
Abril Mire Sa
Unio Nsw
Canberra
Barton
Yass
Goulehum
Pepilayer
Students Critique Books At North Ainslie Primary School
At North Ainslie Primary School tomorrow a 2 pm event will feature students presenting critiques of selected children’s books. The Childrens Oak will judge and invite audience members, with the council’s Fahbert chair Reverend LC Tyrrell presiding.
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Illree
North Ainslie
Children's Oak
Fahbert Council
LC Tyrrel
Humbie Auidence
Council
Joan Southall
Chima’ de Hermin Bo
Far
Miso
Anu
James Cook
George Finkel
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