Fraser plans spec homes review with Interior Minister
Fraser says he will present the spec homes plan to the Interior Minister Anthony early next week to explore possibilities. Government agents note potential issues with law 12F and costs, while many homeowners fear financial loss amid high prices and uncertain refunds.
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Qantas to Get 6.5 Million Loan Support
The Commonwealth Treasury announced an Export Finance loan package for the housing program. The US Export-Import Bank will lend 6.5 million to assist housing by Qantas and the Commonwealth, with a 6 percent interest rate and a seven year term. Deliveries of liners are planned to begin next December. The arrangement includes a 1 percent fee on undrawn balances and faces political debate on demand for funds and effects on housing policy.
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Fire hospital casualties mount as tornado toll rises
A late news brief reports over 300 patients treated after a major tornado struck the region. Official sources confirm hospital rehabilitation efforts ongoing and identify Coast Street as a radius of impact.
Law of 1360 invoked in appeal dismissal case
A Supreme Court session yesterday dismissed an appeal by Desmond Thomas Hubouber of Swainsman Street O’Connor against a wandering conduct charge. Defence counsel submitted that a prior English law did apply, but the judge ruled the act was a peering offense and that police breach concerns justified the ruling under the Police Givences Act.
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A Proud Day for a VC Family at a Memorial Event
A family gathers for a commemorative ceremony honoring a VC recipient posthumously. George Wheatley and relatives, including Mrs Whysit and Miss Wheatley, share memories as officials and friends attend a reception. The room fills with pride, tears, and champagne as dignitaries confer the honor.
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Valor and memory mark Worral Wheasley’s death in Vietnam
Fragmented obituary recounts Corporal Chis Kevin Arthur Wheasley killed in the Traang Valley during November 1965 while aiding a wounded comrade. It notes a fellow Brisbane soldier W. R. J. Swanton, and describes the tribute and personal remarks by Wheasley’s family in Sydney and Sydenham NSW.
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Pavilion may stay in Canada
Moneyae mayor floated plans to keep the pavilion in Canada at Expo 67. The idea, tied to the World’s Fair site discussions, suggested the pavilion could remain at Lake Burley Griffin if a Canberra bid faltered. Officials weighed costs, international interest, and architectural feasibility amid evolving expo plans.
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Trade talks mark Asia Pacific unity drive
The official communique from the talks between Australia and Japan highlights cooperative rotations and joint efforts to promote regional stability. Ministers endorse Asia-Pacific collaboration, linking economic progress with practical security while addressing shared challenges across Asia.
Centre Centre Stranded Debates on Market Admission
The article reports on debates about joining the Commer Market with mention of James Hartlett and potential pilots for United States and Canadian ties. It notes tensions over entitlements and possible agreements influencing Austria and Australia, amid wider international reactions and emergent talks on alliance terms.
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Place for God says Ky and the new South Viet Nam constitution
AAP reports Prime Minister Ky told Catholic leaders that the new South Vietnamese constitution faced difficulties protecting belief in God. The move to replace terms about the Supreme Being sparked protests by Catholics and others.Meanwhile in Phuoc Province, Australian-Vietnamese actions injured and killed soldiers as the Viet Nam war continued. Denis Hampton Wincewell, 21, died in action at Klin Way.
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Malik visit sparks Australian and Vietnamese diplomatic chatter
muddled OCR text references a Malik visit and anticipated talks involving Australian and Vietnamese officials in Canberra. mentions include ministerial roles and military figures from Puckapunyal, with unclear sequence and scattered names.
Appeal Against Bribery Sentence In UK News
Fragmentary report notes a bribery appeal after a sentence in the United Kingdom. Mentions raids, Australian forces, Cyprus, and wartime history content from a newspaper page. Readers see legal and crime references amid broader notices and classifieds.
25 Years Ago in Canberra Chronicle Fragment
Fragmented Canberra history note from The Canberra Times lists names such as J. S. Anne G. Fe, Bess Bron, and the V1 tan, referencing endowment, tenement, and prices. It reflects a garbled OCR slide of 1943 era civic mention, with scattered mentions of committees, enrollments, and local figures.
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