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6 P. M. EST, FRIDAY, 1ST NOVEMBER, 1963.
FOR PRESS: PaML No. 89/ 1963.
APPOINTMENT OF AUJSTRALIANI SECRETARY TO THE QUEEN
Statement by the Prime Minister? the Rt. Hon, Sir Robert Menzies
The following statement was released today in London
from Buckingham Palace
" IT IS ANNOUNCED FROM BUCKINGHAM PALACE THAT THE
QUEEN HAS APPOINTED VICE-ADMIRAL SIR ROY D04ILING AS
AUSTRALIAN SECRETARY TO THE QUEEN AND TO BE A MEMBER
OF HER MAJ-ESTYIS HOUSEHOLD."

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JUBILEE OF ANZAC
Statement by the Prime Minister,-the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Menizies
The Commonwealth Government has decided to mark
the Jubilee of the landing at Gallipoli on April 25th, 1915,
by the inauguration of a ceremonial way leading from a point
near the shores of Lake Burley Griffin up to the Australian
War Memorial in Canberra.
" I believe all Australians and certainly the
ex-service organizations in each State will wish to emphasise
this outstanding event in our history," said Sir Robert,

FOREWJORD FOR SPECIAL JUBILEE ISSUE OF " IMPETUS",
MAGAZINE OF THE CHAMBER OF 11ANU1FACTUBES OF N~ EW
SOUTH WALES.
The strength of Its manufacturing industry is one
of the yardsticks by which a nation measures its progress
and in this respect Australia can count itself fortunate,
for per capita we are one of the world's most higrhly
industrialised countries.
Growing up beside the great primary indutries
which laid the first foundations of national development,
the manufacturing industries have added a rich diversity

FOR PRESS P. M. No. 86/ 1963
ELECTION CAMPAIGN ITINERARY 1963
Statement by the Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Menzies
The Prime Minister ( Sir Robert Menzies) today
released his itinerary for the forthcoming Election Campaign.
It is as follows
November
Tuesday, 12thPolicy Speech T. V. and Radio
All States 8.30 p. m.
Wednesday, 13th Kew City Hall Public Meeting
Thursday, 14th
Friday, 15th
Saturday, 16th
Sunday, 17th
Monday. 18th
Tuesday, 19th
Thursday, 21st
Friday, 22nd
Saturday, 23rd
Sunday, 24th

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AUST11ALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY COUNCIL o
Statement by the Prime-Minister, the Rt, Hon. Sir Robert Menzies
The Prime Minister announced in Canberra today the
names of members who have been appointed to serve on the
Council of' the Australian National University, In accordance
with the Australian National University Act appointments are
for a period of three years. The Act provides that twelve
members may be appointed to the Council by the Governor-General,
Those appointed are

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TELEVISION INTERVIEW ON ATN-7 BETWEEN THE
PRIME MINISTER, THE RT. HON. SIR ROBERT
MENZIES AND MR. RICHAIRD CROLL, ON SUNDAY,
27TH OCTOBER, 1963
MR. CROLL Sir Robert, coming right down to tin tacks, you are
having an election now, are you not, because you feel you
will win?
SIR ROBERT Well, I hope I'll win. That's not the only reason
for having an election, but it is a very good one,
MR. CROLL You said last week that you thought you might lose
eighteen months ago. Do you feel possibly you might have lost
in a year's time?

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VISIT OF HElR MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH THE
QUEEN MOTHER
Statement by the Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Menzies
The Prime Minister announced in Canberra today
that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother had accepted
the following itinerary for her visit to Australia next year
which is primarily for the purpose of opening the Third
Adelaide Festival of Arts
Friday, 28th February Afternoon

At j
QUEEN ELIZABETH II FELLOWSHIPS
On the occasion of the visit of Her Majesty earlier this year,
the Commonwealth Government announced its decision to commemorate the
Royal Visit by the foundation in perpetuity of post-doctoral Fellowships
in the physical and biological sciences. With Her Majesty's consent,
these Fellowships will be known as the Queen Elizabeth II Fellowships.
Physical and biological sciences have an increasingly vital
role in national growth and welfare and the Government wishes the present

MRSAGIo FOR PU1, LC FAR963,, IN JYD1; Y
o OCTOBER 24 1963 TO COIanISoSKIi
Fr. I. COLTT3S & NEMULEC OF Tr1T
SAIVATIO;; Aui. Y
Salvationists and their friends hate reason
to be proud ol the election of Comssionor ( outts
tothe international 1eoadrsbip of the Army.
It is a recogaition of his great worth.
Perhaps it is also a recognition or the advantaos
conferred on bin both by his Soottish birth and the
six ye, rx he has spent in Australia.
I ofrr him my conntulations and my best
vishes in his nev field or endeavor. R. G. MENZIES

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PRESS CONFER~ ENCE GIVEN BY THE PRIME MINISTER,
THE RT. HON. SIR ROBERT MENZIES, 9 AT PAR3LIAIENT
HOUSE, CANBERRA, ON TUESDAY, 22ND OCTOBER, 1963
QUESTION-. Any plans for your election policy speech, Sir?
PRIME
MINISTER: November 12th I have in mind.
Q. Have you got any details of your itinerary thereafter?
P. M. No. I think perhaps when I say the 12th November, I ought
to explain to you what I have in mind. You see, we are
living in a new world nowadays. WIe have meetings, we have