Prices hold steady across Australia after decimal change
Prices remained largely stable in Australia as the Commonwealth Statisticians Consumer Price Index tracked February 15 readings, showing small declines in groceries and household goods while transport and utilities rose marginally. Canberra and several state capitals reported varied movements with Brent and Perth near flat. The 24 million committee noted overall price stability despite policy debates and the recent currency decimalisation.
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Australia
Camberra
Viggos
St Yn
Agen
Canberra
Uli Ing
Nethourne
Sedne
Prane
Britain
Hid
Brisbane
Perth
Adelaide
Hobat
Copneil
Menmack
Italy
Laren
Canberra Society pushes for free speech forum in capital
The Humanist Society of Canberra seeks a public free speech forum in Canberra modeled after Sydney Domain and London's Hyde Park. It plans to challenge licensing controls and designate City Hill and Rexatta Point near Parliament House as venues for public meetings and entertainment, subject to ministerial approval.
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Humanist Society of
Canberra
National Capital
Sydney
Domain
London
Hyde Park
Harding
Minster
Plesse Im Ras
Garenta Place
Anthony
City Hill
Jon Rexatta
Georing
Parlia
Ninistar
German measles vaccine debate and immunization notes
Washington reports scientists Meyer and Parkman credit a National Institute of Health division with developing a measles vaccine under evaluation with early tests showing reduced risk of rubella in children but potential risk to unborns. London wires note military analysts warn Rhodesia intervention may require 20 000 to 30 000 troops with Gurkha supports and frontier advantages.
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Washington
Ry M. Meyer
Paull D.parkman
Nanhoral Institute of Health
Nancy
London
Mili
Brian
Rhodesia
David Wood
W. F. Guiteridge
Institute ‘of Strategic ‘Studies
Sears
Imbia
Waasi
Princess Mary
Astoci
Holt visits South Vietnam for four day talks
Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt met South Vietnam leaders in Saigon including Foreign Minister Tran Van Do and Chief of State General Nguyen Van Thieu during a four day visit. Security was tight as escort jeeps and outriders accompanied Holt from Tan Son Nhut Airport and through blocked streets. Holt said talks covered issues of Communist aggression and regional cooperation, aiming to bolster civic projects and ongoing military support.
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Saigon
Mr Holt
Tran van Do
Dr Do
Holt
Nguyen van Thieu
Tan Son
South Vietnam
Inglis
Viepeimese Eenne Aceon
National Assembly
Harold Edward Holt
Hom
Vietnam
MY Hall
jsBaressiom
Fance
Mi Hot
London
Parti
Britain
Primser
South Vi
Kyet
Troops sail for Vietnam victory message from Sydney
More than 430 Australian Army personnel of the first task force departed on HMAS Sydney for Vietnam. Officials vowed to defend freedom and world peace with allied support while expressing gratitude to friends and relatives. The scene aboard the carrier showed solemn farewells as troops prepared for duty, with emphasis on duty, unity, and the mission ahead.
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Sydney
Fist
Hmas
Tehendahip
Vietnam
Tsk
Tacs Tahoe
Jenin
Eid
Richmond Raaf Base
Ian Heist Ho
Unique hero from March wins Military Medal on TV
The report notes a March hero, Mr Tale Corey, awarded the Military Medal for arms during World War I service linked to battles at Ypres and the Western Front. It mentions his hospital stay at Canberra Community Hospital and references related honors, including the Empire Medal for service.
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Tudent
Caroline Hemion
Ernie Corey
Reg Collinson
BEM
Canberra Community Hospital
Tale Corey
Corey
Anne Day
US Marines seal off enemy near Quang Nga in Vietnam
Forces trapped a crack Communist unit near Quang Nga with artillery and air strikes. Bombs and napalm killed over 300 enemy fighters as US Marines and South Vietnamese troops pressed the operation. A separate clash in Dalat left three dead amid anti Government student protests.
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Quang Nga
Saigon
Conrest
Dalat
Fractured Talks and Incidents Highlight Policy Debates
The article notes bitter feelings over NG pay and social welfare policy in New Guinea. It reports clashes between British Prime Minister Major, Me Wiles, and leader Mr Hesth over Rossen matters in Parliament. Also covered are a rally in Canberra, a student’s death on March 24, and notes on salmon hatchery development and Saturday features and classifieds sections.
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Me Wiles
Mr Hesth
Australian National University
Wes Deatly
Gadeu
Canberra Times 25 Years Ago Highlights and Events
A fragmented Canberra Times lookback covers a ceremonial service led by Rev J. Haren, wartime memorials, and community events. It notes plans for Canberra University College’s opening, enrolment milestones, and a Sydney AIF team defeat. The piece mentions awards, funding, and a dance fundraiser with proceeds directed to charity.
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J. Haren
America
Geoffrey
Uae
Elton
Capiol Hill
Feove
Melbourne
Cont
Ruidig
Canberra University College
Tenvens
Robert Gatran
Wil
Trinobe
Kehavior
Angies
Benett
Muss Treweek
Sydney Rally Grips Nation With Courage Call
A fragmented report from Sydney references a national settlement and act of courage. It mentions Prime Ministerial figures, Australia’s troops in Vietnam, and a Temple side gathering. The piece hints at political debate and emotional speeches tied to wartime duty.
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Sydney
New
Anzucx
Vict McMathon
Ant
Wna
Gua
Act of Valage Godi National Settlement
Aeon Hay
Michel
New Vietnam
Vam
Australie
Scriplion
Temple
Nervonally
Emanuel
Woodahre
Annie
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L. J. Hooker and Woodgers lead ACT property listing
A single line fragment shows L. J. Hooker Limited and Woodgers and Calthorpe Ltd as top agents in the ACT. The ad promotes a well established leatherboard residence near amenities with four bedrooms and pull-inward access, listing as sole agents.
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L. J. Hooker Limited
Woodgers and Calthorpe Ltd
A.C.T
Ainslie
Pullinwardraham
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Yewer
Omer
Ivor
Alan
Caroline Henan
Bramfinn New Jersey
USA
Anzac
NG Pay
Tereioe Pepeone
J. F. Cairns
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Sunny Davis Jr
Jane
Burt Boyer
Tomn Butterway
Canberra Times
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Bork
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