17 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1967
Page
1
A long garbled report claims voluntary breathalyser tests for drivers suspected of under the influence are likely to be introduced into the AGT this year by September. It notes discussions between Interior, police, and the public service, with submissions to the Minister and possible compulsory options debated.
An unclear report describes Swit of the Honey sickle Creck space track restricting access over private property. Canberra officials and Mr Wilon Wideland discuss rights and investigations while a government entity considers future measures.
Brisbane Archbishop Strong calls on governments to stop escalation in Vietnam warning a wider world war could follow. He stresses moral duty for Christians and all nations to share the burden, urging restraint and peace through prayer and policy. The speech also cautions against militarized responses risking civilian harm and calls for joint efforts to prevent further conflict.
The Minister for Education and Science and Senator Gorlon announced yesterday that the Belconnen site will host Caherra's College of Advanced Education. Architects Hassell McConnell and Parmett of Melbourne, who built Flinders University and La Trobe University, prepared the planning for the Arsenal buildings and related facilities.
Britain’s approach to joining the Commonwealth Market should not be incompatible with current Commonwealth relations, as stated by the secretary general at the Commonwealth Secretary’s meeting in Sydney.
Australian officials discuss amended valuations and rate procedures for Canberra. The minister cites upcoming changes to valuations and rates, aiming to align charges with property values while addressing fiscal pressures and regional cooperation. The dialogue covers impacts on metropolitan and national budgets and potential effects on households.
War dispatch reports US Air Force jets attacked positions in Vietnam killing and wounding dozens of Vietnamese soldiers near Qui Nhon and other sites. The bombardment hit civilian areas and military hubs as planners pursued radar and anti aircraft targets. Casualty figures vary, with 7s reported dead and many injured, while long-range bomber missions continued in the region.
An unreadable clipped passage hints at a late news item with distorted names and phrases. The garbled text references Tonal changes and mapped cadences, suggesting a report on a foreign event or commentary. No clear persons or organizations can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
The Minister for the Interior Anthony announced changes to rates based on 1920 valuations. Realistic valuations will lift charges for a small group of ACT ratepayers, with a 75 percent temporary reduction for 1967. An amendment allows owners to appeal to the Department of the Interior and, if unsatisfied, to the Three-man Review Board and Supreme Court.
Sunday Times reports a possible merger between the British Mine Corporation BMC and Leyland Standard Triumph Leyland, with an implied annual turnover exceeding 2 billion dollars. A BMC spokesman dismissed the report as speculative and noted no formal agreement with Jacun.
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Trade Minister attack on policy, Rhodesian National Front meeting on forming a coalition, and mass notices about a demonstration over working conditions. The ALM in Vielerlie reportedly aims to exchange preferences with a country party ahead of forthcoming elections. Sports and classifieds appear on pages 10 and 11.
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