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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 10, 1967

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Army forms civil affairs unit for Vietnam duties

The Australian Army announced a civil affairs unit of 10 officers and 3 non commissioned ranks would deploy to Vietnam around June. Led by a lieutenant colonel, the team will plan coordinate and supervise military civic action, with specialists in construction health and education and broader projects funded by government and volunteers. Major P R Gower will visit Vietnam next month to review existing work and gather ideas for future civic action. The minister stressed the broader war against ignorance sickness and poverty is as real as battlefield casualties.

Vietnam Fraser Holt Australia P. R. Gower Army Headquarters

Cambodia Receives MiGs To Bolster Air Defenses

Prince Sihanouk accepted five MiG 17 jets and other war materiel from the Soviet Union at Pochentong Airport to strengthen Cambodia’s air defences. He vowed Cambodia would not yield to pressure to align with American imperialists.

Phnom Penh Soviet Union Cambodia Sihanouk Pochentong United States

Reverend Narfas Faichney Nominated Moderator General

The Presbyterian Church of Australia nominated Reverend Narfas Faichney aged 44 of Glen Re L as moderator general. The next General Assembly in Melbourne in September will choose the new moderator general.

Sydney Presbyterian Church of Australia Narfas Faichney Glenre Presbyterian General Assembly Melbourne

Bihar asks for 4601KIG tons monthly food grains

Drought plagued Bihar seeks 4601KIG tons of food grains monthly from the central government for several months to avert famine. Bihar Chief Minister Mr Sinha says 18,090 sillings in Tihar and about 10 million people face acute drinking water shortages as well.

New Delhi Samay Aap Reuter Bihar Starvaton Sinha

Baker gets prison term for tax evasion and theft

Bobby Baker, once a Johnson aide and Senate secretary, was sentenced to one to three years in prison on seven charges including tax evasion conspiracy and theft. The judge ordered concurrent terms. Baker, 38, convicted last January, diverted about 80 000 US dollars to personal use and contributed 71 000 to Democratic campaign funds. His lawyer said an appeal would follow.

Washington Bobby Baker Johnson Baker Democratic Party Atlantic City

Treasurer resists tax rise amid Sabah election drama

In Melbourne and Jesselton reports, Federal Treasurer Mr McMahon warned he needs persuasion to raise taxes in the next Budget while Sabah election results unfold. Seven of 30 seats declared show USNO and alliance tensions, with independents potentially wielding balance of power as campaigns lag. Local figures anticipate shifts in Sabah politics and ties to Kuala Lumpur as counts continue.

Melbourne McMahan Jesselton Sabah Alliance Peter Lo United Sabah National Organisation Malaysia Sabah Chinese Association Eee Linots USNO Contest Righ As 1 UPKO Sabah Chinese One Association Sabah Ltdian Congress Parlia McMahon Italia Dalo Mohammed Yassin Polica Sabah Alliance Kuala Lumpur Op F Prem Jesselson Yap Pak Leongjiers UPKC Thomas Elo

Schemes for migrant flats and hostels revealed

Government plans new fast track housing for transit migrants with flats and hostels to be used for up to six months. Flats priced to state housing rates, improved facilities in hostels, and expansion in Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, and New South Wales. Plans include siting in Randwick and Springvale with further country-area settlement and more migrant accommodation.

Snedden House of Representatives Bury Snedaen Melbourne Chamber of Manufacture Jures Fi Intest Perth Sydney Tasmania Australia Williamstown Victoria Wacol Queensland Graylands Auustralia Nunawading Randwick Nsw Springvale Country Preas

Former MP Bland Dies in Sydney at 84

Emeritus Professor Francis Armand Bland died in St John of God Hospital Sydney at age 84 after a long career as Professor of Public Administration at Sydney University the first in Australia. He was CMG recipient in 1958 and survived by his son Sir Henry Bland. Funeral at St Anne's Church Strathfield on Tuesday at 3 pm.

Sydney Francis Armand Bland Bland St John of God Hospital Warringah Sydney University Australia CMG Sir Henry Aland Department of Labour and National St .Anne's England Strathfield

Dairy Boats Rally on Lake Burley Griffin Protest

A dozen motor boats cut engines and sailed with paddles on Lake Burley Griffin yesterday to oppose the ban on powered craft. The action highlighted local tensions over lake access and boating regulations.

Burley Griffin

Protests Spark Policy Talk on Dairy Subsidies and Boats

A small Liberal backbench protest pressures the Commonwealth Government to speed dairy subsidy phasing and extend subsidies for dairy farmers. The event featured protest boats, a Wollongong yacht club race, and remarks by Mr Wentworth aiming to amend a five year plan. Proceeds from a public sale fund youth sail clubs and paddling events.

Sydney Commonwealth Oveaki W. CC Wentworth Lib Nsw Hasash Central Basin East Basin Tolsgsin Carni Bob Easton Duce Canberra Police

Modern mood tried in church on Sunday in Brisbane

In Holman Park Methodist Church a youth service attempted modern worship with a pop group and guitars. About 400 attendees mainly younger, informal dress, mothers in hats. Rev Dr Lewis Born led the event with questions answered along the aisle while ABC televised the service for Queensland audiences.

Brisbane Holand Park Methodist Church Methodist Youths Department Methodist Youth Department Lewis Born

Army with homes with homes in Sydney slums headline note

The superintendent of the Central Methodist Mission Reverend Alan Walker says about 4900 homeless men live in Sydney and form a large part of what is described as Australia s most unusual congregation at Life Line Church in Darlinghurst. Many came from parks and night refuges and the church is known as the church on skid row.

Sydney Australia Central Methodist Mission Alan Walker Life Line Daringhurst Shid Row

Urban homeless survey reveals young profile in Sydney

Mr Walker cites a Sydney survey of homeless men showing most under 50, many in their 20s. He notes a mix of occupations, with some professionals and graduates seeking shelter, while liquor victims and male socializing are common in a grim picture.

Walker Sydney Lyceum Theatre Israel and Syria

Snap poll forecast in Melbourne heats up election timing

The DLP Federal executive warned all state branches to brace for a potential Senate election before August. They claim the federal government aims to trigger voting before the current term ends, with the actual election not due until November, as Melbourne completes recent party strategy reviews.

Melbourne DLP Melbaurne

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