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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 05, 1968

Page

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No loopholes for Catholics says Archbishop Cahill

The Archbishop of Canberra Goulburn Most Reverend T W Cahill declared there is no loophole allowing Catholics to disobey the popes encyclical on artificial birth control He told a Catholic Women's Guild conference that allegiance to church teaching is firm and no priest may teach contrary to the Pope and bishops Cahill's reply to priests challenging a good faith use of contraception warned such opinions harm souls and stressed obedience to church authority across the archdiocese.

Canberra - Goulburn T. W. Cahill Catholic Women's Guild of Canberra Times Canberra Deen Cahill London Sunday Times Opinion Research Centre Paul Weir St Celiba's Church South London

Heenan urges Catholics to seek sacraments despite birth ban

Cardinal Heenan urged British Catholics to attend church and receive the sacraments even if they cannot obey the Pope's birth control ban. He denied that a majority carried the commission's view, noting the final decision rested with the Pope after weighing evidence.

London John Cardinal Heenan Cardinal Heenan Julius Cardinal Boepiner Munich

Bloodless fox hunt planned for Queanbeyan district

Angry protests greeted a bloodless fox hunt in the Queanbeyan district yesterday as organisers did not sight or scent a fox. The event drew about 70 riders, including teens from pony clubs in Hall Queanbeyan and Canberra, and featured a scent spray drop rather than live quarry. Major General Ian Gill led the riders, with hunting attire and a historic horn as a link to old times. No hunt club was formed in the district, and the event extended beyond the planned course.

Queanbeyan Hall Canberra Googong Taliesin Ian Gill British High Commission M Arnold Martin Sydney Hunt Club Gorman

Clamorgan Leads With Spin in Late Innings

Clamorgan stands out as top bowler in a tight late innings showing. Jones, Sheahan, and Davis contribute modestly while RB Deck delivers decisive overs. Psiras claims total wicket in a brief, unclear update.

Pope Defends Ban on Birth Control Encyclical Support

Castel Gandolfo Italy Sunday Pope defends ban on artificial birth control amid criticism and asserts it aligns with life love and human dignity. He acknowledged misunderstanding and opposition to Humanae Vitae while reaffirming the teaching as rooted in God's law and duty of office.

Daramalan College J. M. McCowage Ch Cage Daramalan Sacred Heart Seminary Father K. M. Douglas Father Hanrahan Father Douglas McCowage Pope Castel Gandolfo Italy

Republicans Adopt Vietnam Peace Plank At Platform Drafting

Miami Beach dispatch reports the 1968 Republican platform committee voted a compromise Vietnam plank aiming for a peaceful settlement. A key quote frames ending the war as a shared goal, while tensions over the issue dominated an 18 hour drafting session.

Miami Beach Florida Vietnam Peter Frelinghuysen Reblican

Communists Rift Could Be Healed at Bratislava Talks

The Bratislava summit between Soviet leaders and reformist Czechoslovak officials yielded a tentative display of unity. The declaration praised alliance duties while allowing parties to adapt policies locally. The meeting, seen as ceremonial, paves new talks on bloc relations and economic ties, with Czechoslovakia heavily linked to the USSR.

Gre Charles New York Sener Rocke Moscow Soviet Union Bratislava Kremlin Czechoslovakia Communist Bloc Cierna Nad Tisou

Bratislava Summit Tests Czech Reform, Soviet Claims

Bratislava talks leave Czech liberalisation intact while Moscow factions push for concessions. Prague insists its reform programme remains unchanged though allied powers seek closer fraternal alignment. Czech leaders defend press freedoms as Soviet troops withdraw from Czech territory following Warsaw Pact exercises. Mass student sit-in at Prague Radio protests what they call a sellout to Moscow.

Bratislava Soviet Union Poland East Germany Hungary Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Prague Defence Ministry Masa Radio Today

Eight Million Woden Mall Plan Revealed

A headmaster corroborates a New Zealand MP's claim that some children search rubbish bins for food and attempt to steal school lunches. The report notes this as a page five item in other pages.

New Zealand

Cyclist Fatality at Glenalla Beach Becomes Tragic Incident

A 17 year old youth was killed when a motorcycle on Glenalla Beach at Bate haven somersaulted after swerving to avoid a wave. The pillion passenger died en route to Goulburn Base Hospital while the driver suffered minor bruises. Names are being withheld.

Bega Glenalla Beach Batehaven Goulburn Base Hospital

Nickel Intersections Hit With High Nickel Readings

Directors of Great Boulder Gold Mines Ltd and North Kalguru Ltd reported promising nickel intersections at their Scotia lease. Drill core averaged 3.54 percent nickel over 100.75 feet with a four foot intersection yielding 17.7 percent nickel between depths of 1 039 ft 3 in and 1 043 ft 1 in.

Kalgoorlie Great Boulder Gold Mines Ltd North Kalguru (1912) Ltd Scotia

Aboriginal conference in Sydney deplores living conditions

In Sydney yesterday an Aboriginal conference criticized deplorable living conditions for Aboriginal workers at Bega during the harvest and Narrabri at cotton picking times. It adopted a resolution to amend the conditions and urged unions to take a stand to ensure reasonable housing. The Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders called the meeting and criticized several politicians for not attending.

Sydney Bega Narrabri Federal Council For the Advancement of Aborigines

Missing man search fails at Lake George coast guard joins

Police from Canberra Goulburn and Queanbeyan civil defence and civilians failed to locate 30 year old Peter Buddee after he waded ashore at Lake George Saturday. Buddee and companion John Weir were fishing when their motor boat sank and Buddee disappeared while wading to shore. An RAAF helicopter and police boats scoured the lake but found only the boat as of yesterday with searches to continue for three days mornings.

Canberra Goulburn Queanbeyan Civil Defence Lake George Peter Buddee Amundsen Street Tregera Mt Druitt Sydney Buddee John Weir Phillip Street Dundas Syd Bungendore RAAP Jack Murphy Lake Bathurst Pabaty David Hadlow

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