Australian unions reshuffle delegates to ACTU Interstate Executive
Sydney reports on the Australian Council of Trade Unions changing how delegates are chosen for the Interstate Executive. State Labour Councils will appoint six delegates and unions will supply the remaining six from allied groups. The move aims to curb Communist influence and tests unions to resist short term gains for broader Australian union interests.
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Sydney
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Wbly Ithenda
Labour
Holt
Soene
Healy
Ins
Congress
Act.u
Whem
AC T.U
More Individuality in Teaching in West Riding Speech
Education officer A B Clegg argued for shifting from 60 year old methods to focus on love over authority. He urged lighting each child's imagination and creative urge to learn, saying every child has a natural desire to learn if aroused by the teacher.
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The
Clef
West Riding
England
A. B. Clegg
Evereilid
Fresh Water Anglers To Be Licensed
Sydney cabinet decides to license fresh water anglers and set daily catch limits amid inland river depletion from overfishing. Licence fee expected at 10 shillings per year, with daily limits based on fish type by weight or size.
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Sydney
London Tossday Restle Incident Report
Bou icken resident K London reports a nighttime altercation described as a jamt night with unspecified items and 'wother naid' noted in the account. Authorities are unclear on exact details and outcomes.
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London
Wicker Restle
Bouicken
Wother Naid
Worth Named SEATO Secretary General By Bangkok Council
The SEATO council in Bangkok designated Australian William Worth to assume the role of secretary general. Worth, deputy at the time, will take over the post as announced by Armaria Associated Press from Bangkok.
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Mr. Worth
Seato Post
York
Letters to the Editor criticize censorship and reveal public debate
The letter discusses alleged corruption in customs and censorship, defending the police and questioning authorities who claim to know what is best for the community. The author cites political pressure, letters about literature, and a critique of control over information. The Canberra Times office is mentioned in passing.
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Customs Office
Australia
Acton
Jeanenie
P, D
Marchant
O'Conner
Canberra Times
Inter
Education In The ACT Selection In High Schools Debate
The passage discusses selection for selective high schools in Canberra and concerns about fairness in admission for younger children. It notes ACT Leaving Certificate results and the value of rigorous education and training for mature thinking. It mentions Deakin and the aim to combine education with preparation for employment.
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Har
Educa
Deterioration at Number 10 prompt housing concerns for future PM
The piece notes looming reform for 10 Downing Street as age and subsidence threaten the historic home. It cites Harold Macmillan and Attlee era adaptations, describing interior grandeur and the Cabinet Room, with warnings the structure may become untenable for a future prime minister.
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U.K
10 Downing Street
Offen
Del
Harold Macmillan
Wurvey
Ministry of Works
Rome
Number 10
Jone
Pitt
Canning
Wellington
Melbourne
Palmey‘ton
Disraeli
Gladstone
Trip Te Ba
Three Defections Against Mr. Dougherty
Report notes three defections against Mr. Dougherty during a session labeled ALP. Names appear as alee free, tomas o day, and oe with unclear roles. The piece references terms and an appointment or term ending in April 39 1967 with a sect and ag designation.
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Alee Free
Tomas
Dougherty
Correction And Apology For Canberra Times Report
A Canberra Times correction explains a prior report on 62 year old Causeway pensioner George John Gibbons. It clarifies the prosecution related to a fence and hotel unpaid bill, notes no police connection to Pasmares, and states the subject is a respected local resident.
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Canberra Times
George John Gibbons
Causeway
Pasmares
Gibbons
Mr. Ceeee
Caupeway
Audi
Cerel Pologiner
Cerely
Royal Easter Show District Entry Changes Announced
The FAB director Lieut. Gen Sir Finnk announced today changes in the Commonwealth district entry for the 1908 Royal Easter Show. The editorial notes reflect edits to the board’s policy and district participation.
Women Urged To Enter Public Life During Visit
Mise Christian urged Australian women to enter public life during her two day official YWCA visit in Canberra. She spoke at a reception with women’s groups and noted opportunities abroad, citing roles in Asia and England, while in Bangkok Calcutta and Jericho women workers aided markets, health, and refugee relief.
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Y.W. C.A
Mira Florence Christian
Mise Christian
Canberra
Y Wca
Wea
Australia
Paria
Asia
Rganianti
British Council Liaison Officer Dundas Bound for Canberra
British Council liaison officer Mr C A F Dundas, detained on a train, is expected to reach Canberra in November. He is described as a husband to Aue.
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British Council
C. A. F. Dundas
Canberra
Dundas
Aue
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