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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1966
Page
13
The ACT branch of the Australian Freedom from Hunger Campaign opens today a Week of Reflection to spotlight the global hunger problem. The campaign aims to raise awareness and funds from local communities and schools.
The Australian Interware Bridge Championships ended with a dramatic finish as Victoria edged NSW in the open teams event. The Victorian lineup, led by key players and including non-playing captains, surged to victory after a tense final match. The ACT team claimed the Champion Trophy consolation prize, while the South Australian women’s squad finished as runners-up.
Fishermen young and old lined Lake Orley Griffin shores for the opening of the trout season in the ACT. Many families enjoyed a rewarding day as children helped reel in early catches. The season runs until April 30.
Mr Wilczynski argues that Australia's wheat exports to China function as economic aid rather than a formal grant. He notes China acts as a reliable trader with minimal subsidies, comparing it to allied buyers and stressing the price and payment record. The analyst claims trade with China helps diversify markets and reduces dependence on the Communist bloc.
Mr Neil Hattaway, vice-president of Junior Chamber International, will visit Canberra today to meet local Jaycees. Hattaway, from New Zealand, tours Australia to learn about the region he oversees in the Jaycee movement including Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Vietnam and others. About 19 chambers from Goulburn to Seymour in Victoria will attend a Hotel Canberra meeting at 7pm to meet him.
Deputy Leader Mr Whitlam to officially open the ALP campaign for Hume with four meetings this week at Goulburn Young Gundagai and Junee. Mr Menadue, 31, to address country education rural extension and finance while railing against railway centralisation.
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