Dr Forbes clashes with The Canberra Times over hospital board articles
Dr Forbes, Minister for Health, criticized The Canberra Times yesterday for misreading articles about hospital law. She defended the partly elected board model amid a heated House of Representatives debate on abolishing elected hospital board members.
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Forbes
Parkes
Canberra Times
Canberra
Ruthwall
Can
House of Representatives
J. R. Fraser Lab
Canberra Community Hospital
Fraser
Peres
McPrayer
Abe
Accu
Joard
Erly
Fragmentary Late News Item Missing Coherent Details
A shaky OCR fragment provides partial words and names without clear context or complete sentences. The text references months, places, and items but lacks identifiable events or outcomes to summarize. The readable bits do not form a resolvable report.
Government vows to shield Australian auto industry from Japanese competition
In a parliamentary address Minister for Trade McEwen declared the government will not tolerate underhand methods by Japanese exporters. He cited evasion of duties and false pricing as harming Australia’s motor vehicle sector and said protection must be reinforced through fair prices and enforcement rather than tariff increases. He noted substantial amounts are involved and stressed the industry’s broader economic importance.
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Mary
McEwen
House of Representatives
Australia
Australi
Austraian Motor
Afl
Ausf
Ilen Motor Vehicle Indus
Ihis House
Tarif Board
Customs and Excise
Tapas
Aise
Birds Drive Interior Plan To Remove Riverbank Trees
The Department of the Interior delays removing trees along Motonglo River near Royal Military College until scientific advisers confirm river widows will meet bird needs. Birds flock to the area with over 50 varieties including cormorants and swans, aided by willow stands along thebank.
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Motonglo
Royal Military College
Gankup
Deitie
Anid
Yeverday
Ceed
Busey Grigi
Park to Meet Johnson in Honolulu Talks on Vietnam
South Korea President Park to fly to Honolulu for talks with President Johnson on Vietnam and Korea as allied leaders discuss possible pre talks and a wider summit. US officials signal preliminary discussions on Vietnam endgame amid allied diplomacy.
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Honolulu
Park
South Korea
Johnson
Vietnam
Korea
Johnson-Park
Ameni Cant
Provident Park
Ky warns on coalition in brief communique
South Vietnam warns allies to press in talks, Ky rules out coalition with Viet Cong. Vietnam leaders discuss peace contacts, with Thien, Ky, Loc, ministers, and US officials in attendance amid Hanoi responsiveness and fear of forced settlement.
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Iit
North Vietnam
Thien
Loc
Mynker
Westmoreland
Hanoi
Johnson
Ministers Seek Cautious Path to Peace Talks
An Australian front reports Prime Minister Gorton and cabinet ministers expressing cautious optimism for peace talks. US Secretary of State Rusk set to visit Canberra for discussions with Gorton and Australian leaders, with further talks planned in Wellington. Opposition Leader Whitlam comments on tensions and the change in bombing policy, while the Australian government aims to convey restrained expectations.
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Qwil Prevdent Park
Fahawn
Ere
Southeast Aviv
Gorton
Sad Laie
Risk Iisted
Atend
Canberra
Gore Fon
Hashidi
Hanoi
Bush
William — Westmoreland
Vietnam
Saigon
Hawa
Johnson
Abram Nieto
Ruskwoot
Haniors
United
Mase Tike
Parthaly
Wild Fiy Hick
Antia Gorton
Taid
Fia
Ruak'e Jet
Ford
Sante
Rusk
Wellington
Foluy
Foam
McEwen
Maslock
Paichall
Juoch Lany
Rok
Fohnson
Johnton
Honoraly
Johnfeales
Oppmattion
Ehanier
Whitlam
Washington
Totnton
North Vietnam
Minot
Threat to rocket test at Cape Kennedy stuns officials
Fragmentary report indicates a second test flight near Cape Kennedy Florida faced premature engine shutdown after launch brief interruption. Officials described initial notes as encouraging while investigation continues into the cause and whether both engines fired as planned.
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Cape Kennedy
Florida
Reuter
America
Bidder's Nervous Joy After $2300 Residential Bid
David Hardy of Burn Street Downer paid $2,300 for a Belconnen 7 residential block at yesterday's net sales. The spirited duel for the Only good block left kept bidders on edge as Hardy watched nearby blocks go for $1,700 and $600. He hoped his wife would understand the expense and noted the new Canberra home would suit his three children.
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David Hardy
Burn Street
Downer
Belcoanen
Mc Hardy
Hhe Anu
Canberra
Armidale
New Howe
Belconnen
ACT abortion law studied
An article notes ongoing study of changes to ACT abortion law. The piece references the attorney general and other officials, with a focus on potential reforms affecting procedures and governance. Page 3 coverage is cited.
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Nsw
Bowen
Salt
Air strike looms over DCAD aircraft men strike test night
A chaotic wartime item notes a looming air strike tied to a permanent staff increase and two man crews aboard DCAD aircraft. The fragment references a test night and the ongoing strike action impacting page 3 classified listings.
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Hight Enuiarce
Anit Ana Deel
Sepik River Tour Opens New Guinea Adventure by TAA
A 13 day escorted tour by Ana Travaire guides travelers through recently opened regions in New Guinea. From the Sepik River boats to Haus Tambarang meeting houses and the highlands around Mt Hagen and Goroka, with stops in Madang Wewak Mapri and Wanigele. Contact Tourist Bureau of TAA for a brochure.
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New Guinea
Ana Travaire
Aamoram
Madang
Wewak
Mapri
Mini
Mt. Hagen
Goroka
Wanigele
Sepik
Australis
TAA
Sepik River
Tourist Bureau of
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Rugby Union
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Department of the Interior
Ion
Nawa
Thuteday
Nabona
Charge D'Amutes
Me High Dunn
Lewis Norder
Contin
Jose
Iso
Wpllington
Thotuliy
AAP
South Vietnam
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Tela
Laon
Laos
UG Selief
Arike
Khe Sanh
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Nudttull
Viree Mathe
Mee Yoon
Hardy
Hargy
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Iver of Aystery
Son Pons Addie
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Act
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Oy Mt
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