Three to Examine Health Insurance Inquiry in Canberra
Three men will form a Federal Government inquiry into health insurance funds announced by the Minister for Health Dr Forbes in Canberra. The panel led by Justice Nimmo will review hospital and medical insurance operations and report to the Senate by year’s end.
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Canberra
Miniter For Health
Forbes
Justice Nimmo
Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Leslie Melville
Tariff Board
N. H. McIntosh
Decimal Currency Board
Gorton
Labor
Turnbull
DLP
Senate
ACT Rain Totals and Weekend Showers Forecast
The Canberra Bureau of Meteorology notes rainfall across ACT catchments reaching 28 points at Canberras Corin and Bendora areas as of yesterday. More showers are expected over the weekend with mild, partly cloudy conditions and a forecast high of 73 degrees. Regional totals include Yarralumla 25, Goulburn 40, Cooma 14, Moruya 5, and Yass 46 points. An agricultural spokesman said two inches of rain were needed for a meaningful ACT impact.
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Canberras
Corin Dam
Bendora Dam
Canberra Bureau of Meteorology
Canberra
Yarralumla
Gudgenby
Honeysuckle Creek
Orroral Valley
Yass
Goulburn
Braidwood
Cooma
Moruya
Department of the Interpol
Fragmentary Late News Echoes Uneven Details
A scrambled clipping offers partial late news about an event involving a Phin and a folding web. readable bits mention a date around Matarene 18 and a vague reference to a legal or civic matter. limited legible entities hinder full reconstruction of the story.
Attempt to end WA strike over dredging contract
An American company and union representatives will meet tomorrow to settle a dispute over the hiring of Japanese workers on the Utah Jild dredging contract at Port Hedland. Fifty four Alameda dredge crewmembers continue a strike against an order to return to work by the Australian Workers Union. Seven workboat operators have joined the walkout, preventing operation of another dredge with Japanese crew.
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Perth
Port Hedland
Alameda
A.L.P. faces split as Tasmanian delegate barred
In Sydney the Australian Labor Party Federal Executive barred Tasmanian delegate Mr Broan Harradine from its meeting, triggering a possible Tasmanian split. Tasmanians seek a special conference with three more states backing, an outcome deemed unlikely without a solution. The crisis follows eight months since the last executive meeting and reflects a clash between left and right wings led by Mr Whitlam.
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Sydney
Australian Labor Party
Broan Harradine
Labor Party
Tasmania
Tasmanian
Harradine
Whitlam
Contested ALP Appeal over Harradine credentials flares in Canberra
Delegates clash as Tasmanian support for Harradine tested. A Federal Executive meeting adjourns amid heated debate over his debarment and a disputed document. Nine votes to seven approve a ban until Harradine retracts and apologizes, with a split in the party and a possible special conference to settle credentials.
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R. W. B. Harradine
ALP
Furthe
Young USA
Whitlam
Harradine
Tasmanian
Johnson promises allied briefing on Vietnam peace talks
President Johnson, arriving from Hawaii, pledges allies will be kept informed at all stages of potential peace negotiations in Vietnam. Washington rejects a pre talks summit and shelving a South Vietnamese call for one, while U Thant and Rusk press for a viable site and a genuine solution.
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Reuter
Johnson
Hawaii
Washington
Vietnam
Chung
Hee Park
New York
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U Thant
Paris
Tokyo
Chou En-Iai
China
Australian PM Gorton to Visit United States in May
Government spokesman said Prime Minister Gorton will depart Australia on May 23 and land in Washington on May 27 for a two day visit. The trip marks an official level exchange with the United States during the month.
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Mr Gorton
United States
Gorton
Australia
Washington
Talks planned to settle entire tariff position
Brisbane reports a Japanese economic mission head, Yukihisa Koizumi, stating both Japan and Australia could amicably settle the entire tariff situation if they agree to talks. Koizumi, former Furukawa Electric president, leads the mission backed by Furukawa Group.
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Australia
Japan
Yukihisa Koizumi
Koizumi
Furukawa Group
Furukawa Electric Co
Wales
Mutiny in Sierra Leone Shocks Freetown Barracks
Non commissioned officers near Freetown mutinied against their officers over pay and conditions. The unrest reportedly centers on Dwru barracks and affects the Wilberforce area, as Sierra Leone’s military rulers, led by Lt Col Andrew Juxon-Smith, tightened control after last year’s controversial elections.
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London
Sierra Leone
Freetown
Sai
Dwru
Wilberforce
Hagital
Andrew Juxon- Smith
Siuka Stevens
Stott Charged After Adelaide South Terrace Crash
South Australian Attorney General Millhouse says charges were laid against Mr Stott, SA House of Assembly member, after March 26 South Terrace accident. Stott summoned to appear at Adelaide Magistrates Court May 14. Government will decide on Parliament prorogation. Court of Disputed Returns to hear Millicent and Chaffey results beginning Monday.
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Millhouse
Stott
South Terrace
Adelaide Magistrate's Court
Hall
Court of Disputed Returns
Millicent and Chaffey
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