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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
9
Report notes government approval announced yesterday for an 11.5 million jet contract involving Qantas Boeing 707s. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate aviation industry funding and aircraft modernization plans. The minister cited aviation safety and efficiency benefits amid timing around late 1960s procurement.
The loan announced yesterday by Prime Minister Holt supports development of the Brigalow land scheme in Australia. It targets six million acres in the Mackenzie River basin north of the central railway line, with state and federal officials negotiating the plan amid some difficulties and economic hopes.
An advertisement touts Alle Bran as a wholesome breakfast cereal that helps readers stay fit and regular. It emphasizes the cereal's bulk value and natural health benefits with cheerful, friendly copy.
Sydney Tuesday. Justice Beattie of the Industrial Commission approved large increases in salaries for specialists employed in NSW public hospitals. The new rates set brackets by year of service, with first year at about 772 per (currency) and senior specialists seeing higher scales, marking the first unified pay scale for senior hospital specialists.
Sydney solicitor Cliver Gales pledged not to practise as a solicitor for a year. The Court of Appeal ordered a four year suspension from today or until costs are paid, with Gales also ordered to pay costs and an indemnity related to the original proceedings. The appeal was abandoned and the case proceeded to sentencing.
Forty leading Japanese businessmen will visit Australia for talks on trading problems exchange schemes and joint ventures. The Australia Japan Business Co-operation Committee executive director ROW Anderson announced in Canberra that discussions would run from April 18.
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