Jago Defends Parramatta Teaching Hospital Plan
Health Minister Mr Jago defended the State Cabinet choice to build a new teaching hospital at Parramatta rather than preserve Sydney’s inner city hospital. He argued inner city site costs and shifting population justify the outer location, noting city hospital expansion would be financially impossible and student mobility differs from patient needs. He promised to present the Sydney Hospital Board’s case for retaining the inner site but warned the city project’s cost would be astronomical.
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Sydney
Jago
Parramatta
Ima
San Milion
Fares Ratta
Inner City
Macquarie
Jogo Wall
Sydney Hospital
Taga
Carcamalia
Core
Jay
University of Sydney
Sydney University
Pre School Teacher Shortage Forces Quits Across Regions
A widespread shortage of preschool teachers leads to resignations and delays in staffing. Officials warn recruitment remains difficult, but openings for new pre schools in Mawson and Pesie should still start in September, despite ongoing vacancies and uncertainty.
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Australi
Patiment
Falcon
Canberra
Teac
MacThere
Nation-Wide Square
Mawson
Pesie
Papua New Guinea debates on national service and teaching
In Port Moresby, the Territory conference of the RSL debated compulsory national service training in Papua New Guinea for Australians over a certain age. The motion was withdrawn, and entry permits for younger entrants were discussed with Labour Department oversight. Separately, seven Camberin girls forfeited preschool teaching scholarships to train as primary teachers amid a nationwide teacher shortage.
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Port Moresby
Hind
Papua-New Guinea
Law
W. SW. Wathing
Heer
Watkins
RSL
Laver
Papua New Guinea
Schlarship Ito
Sydney
Fuller
West Ai
Hat County
Act
Genau
Phoenix Howe
Preenks Asurance Co
PMG
Canberra couple injured in crash near Balranald NSW
A Canberra couple married last Saturday were badly hurt when their car left Sit Highway near Balranald and overturned. They were taken to Swan Hill hospital in Victoria with serious injuries including pelvic and wrist fractures. Police noted the vehicle’s condition and ongoing inquiries while locals discussed potential impacts on rural town development.
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Canberra
Swan Hill
Victoria
Sit
Balranaki
New South Wales
Knox Srent
Watson
Delig
Hach
Init
Halranald
High Jabant
Bal Fan
Robert Brice
New South Wales Wits
Lane Coal UK Caung
T Jr Fuller
Tts
Sydney area hosts board post fills amid medical inquiry
Fragmented report notes a medical inquiry at intersection of Avenue Basin and Walamon Arvuinty Nutra, with witnesses expected after public hearings. Mentioned are Lake George shores, Cantera Community, and Can Neat. Authorities reference witnesses, a copter, and displaced migrants as investigations touch on dilapidated hostels and local administration.
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Walamon
Sesnett
Atinja
Fahundah
Lake George
Cantera
Sydney
Marah
Olf
Canbarra
Tomor
Irogstein
Wealth
Raaf Erie
Cam
Mms Ingure
Jass
Iuse
Fairbaurn
Monwealth Department
Peter Jude
Ada
Bennett
Amundsen
Streat
Marsh
Druitt
Nsw
Other Peoples Migrant Workers
Desspartiun of Labour
Mere Nevt
Northern Territory
Appeal to MP on schools in Goulburn action
Representatives of Roman Catholic primary schools in Goulburn urged MP Duncan Munro to seek direct Federal aid. They presented figures for 190,000 pounds and 1969 costs for Catholic schools, plus refurbishment needs after damage from a recent incident.
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Goulburn
Captain cites Gulf piracy claim by Australian shooters
Darwin dispatch reports captain of the 6000-ton Russian trawler Van Gogh accusing Australian fishermen of firing on his vessel in the Gulf of Carpentaria last month, calling it a definite act of piracy. He says the ship could have captured the crew if law allowed, noting the penalty for piracy is death. The incident reportedly occurred 17 miles from international waters as the Van Gogh heads to Darwin for supplies.
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Darwin
van Gogh
Gulf of Carpentatia
Namadene
Alexei Salyask
Tegal
Kunin
van Gosh
Balt
Iterm
Mawler
Ommodors Solyanik
Texlay
Stare
Tiel
Jbe
Jassistanwee
Gulf of Carpentaria
Lig
Summudire Solyanih
Ethos Me
Carpentaria
Solyunk
Kiiurebe
Tabor Metal
World Medical Association weighs death criteria and organ use
The World Medical Association council approves part of a recommendation on defining death based on clinical judgement and irreversible loss of function. It discusses organ transplantation, cadaver organs, and the evolving use of diagnostic aids while noting debates over timing and certainty in declaring death.
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Council of
The
World Medical Association
Canadian professor Birney tours Australia on writing lecture
Canadian English professor Farle Birney, 64, a poet and editor, arrived in Canberra for a two month lecture tour. He plans visits to other capitals, a Commonwealth conference paper, and a trip to the Barrier Reef for fieldwork amid reactions to creativity and literary culture.
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Farle Birney
Canberra
Columbia
Tevel
Birney
Australia
Barrier Reef
Unreliable death test cited by Edinburgh doctors
Report from Edinburgh Royal Infirmary notes that heart donor death tests may be unreliable and cases of clinical recovery challenge the idea that death is irrevocable. The ACT education controversy and a conference on public education funding also appear, with details on teacher training and potential institutional expansions in Canberra at the Advanced College of Education.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Edinburgh Royal
ACT
Pega
Anc Ina
Canberra
Lien
Lon
Federa
Ievernment Ofoestablien
Ela National College of Teacher
Lnhapey
Native land tenure changes in Papua New Guinea
Port Moresby reports that communal native owned land may be converted into individual titles allowing sale to others. A move by the Administrators Executive Council aims to remove the direct sales barrier previously needing Land Titles Commission approval. At present few direct sales to Europeans exist. policy shifts enable development and leasing options for native owners.
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Port — Moresby
Papua-New Guinea
Grove
Europe
Transplants Doctors Press Rule on Death Determination
The World Medical Association in Sydney will consider allowing doctors to determine death in organ donor cases using brain activity tests as diagnostic aids. The policy stresses irreversibility of death over the method used for resuscitation, with a simple majority needed to adopt or modify the recommendation.
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Sydney
World Medical Association
Council
Association
Charles Hudson
Associatns Ethics Committee
American Medicalssociation
SB. Ider
British Medical Journal
Edinburgh
Scotland
Australian soldiers killed as Vietnam clash claims lives
An Australian soldier was killed and five others wounded during operations in Bien Hoa province. Names and ranks of the fallen and injured are listed, with the wounded treated at Australian Field Hospital, Vung Tau. The HMAS Hobart’s gunners reportedly destroyed a Vietcong base, with at least 15 enemy killed.
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Bien Hoa Vice
Canberra
Bren Tion
Serit Ronit Thomas Caroll
South Grafton
Nsw
Int
Int Batalion
Gregory Lawrence Fantham
Fogmatis
James_Robenson
Indooroopilly
Queensland
Royal Auxrattan Engineers
Xuttalae
Noel Berhirdate
Nambour
17Th Construction Squadron
Vung Tu
Navy
Kelly
Hmas Hobart
Mr Kelly
RAN
Vietnam
Hobart
Saluedty
da Nang
Art advice from the U S on national gallery balance
John Walker director of the National Gallery of Art Washington urged Australia to maintain a living balance between European masters and contemporary art. He spoke in Canberra during a tour linked to Melbourne Art Centre plans and noted aims for a new National Gallery annex to serve as library exhibition space and research hub.
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National Gallery of Art
Washington
John Walker
Canberra
Aitholt
Mr Walker
Australia
Melbourne
Racor
Ee Datas
Naveral Ar Gallery
Can- Se
National Capital Development
Syd eaeSen
Permanent
National Gallery
Cas
Gianna
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United States
W. Crook
Bill Crook Jr
Guinea
Ihe
Neil Chavasee
Dawes
Cecily
Pampa Cave
Hostels Board
Gulf
Professor Birney
Pepe
Che
Rrofemor Hirney
Universiy
British Columbia
Wit Nevtlass
Dagslish
Toronto
Rise
Ne Trades and Labour Council
Tully
J.B Holmes
Arbitration Commission
Ide
Nderal
Univos
Conncil
Digger
Vietcong Base
Emanhed
U.S
Lady Margaret Walker
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