Rise in bus fares in Canberra three weeks away
Canberra bus fares will rise in about three weeks with higher charges across sections. First section up by nine pence, second by one penny, third by five pence, and fourth by one and a half pence, plus a nine pence rise for every second subsequent section. The ACT and Department of the Interior will issue a map detailing the increases and route specifics on the reverse. A new timetable will be published with the fare changes and some routes extended.
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U.S. Forces Concentrate in Vietnam Areas
The report describes U S military buildup in Vietnam amid tensions with China and North Vietnam. It notes retaliatory air attacks on North Vietnamese bases, Chinese warnings of aggression, and ongoing naval and air activity including carriers and fighter jets. Observers caution about China’s statements while U S forces prepare for possible broader actions.
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Cabinet to hear report on crisis
A cabinet meeting will consider a report on the ongoing crisis releasing details of actions and expected timelines. Officials indicate the document outlines causes, responsible agencies, and proposed remedies to restore stability and public confidence.
Vietnam Saigon Curfew and UN Peace Push Debate
Curfew for Americans in Saigon dominates cabinet briefing as Geneva conference revival is urged. The article notes U S and South Vietnamese officials debating immediate steps, including UN intervention, to negotiate a settlement amid naval shows of force and anticipated Allied actions.
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Five million housing plan blocked by council ruling
A proposed private housing development valued at 5 million pounds was halted after a council decision. The article details the objections raised, the timeline, and the appeal process while naming involved parties and locations.
Rampage costs to be shared at joint university event
Rampage costs will be shared between Amiratin Nathanial University students and other attendees at a joint sports day. Both parties agreed to cover expenses for events and facilities. The meeting, attended by RAC representatives, aims to hold a joint ANU Sports Day early in the term featuring a cup competition.
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Late news cricket Australia rain halts play in Canberra
In Canberra the Australian innings reached 5 for 169 with Burge not out and Comper dismissed. Bundrieg Badight ended play as rain began at 2.02 am Canberra time.
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British Week opens in Canberra with compact eight-page feature
The Camera Times prints a self-contained eight-page set to mark the opening of British Week in Canberra. The design aims for easy reference for the thousands of readers expected to visit the exhibitions.
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Fluoride charge shocks Birmingham doctor ethics probe
A London dispatch reports Dr Ernest Millar Iscarakl, medical officer for Birmingham Warwickshire, facing an ethics charge over fluoride treatment in the city. Accuser Herbert Campbell, a 44 year old electrical engineer, alleges unethical conduct amid a broader public health controversy.
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Robyn's Luck Syndicate Ties To Parkes Clerk Case
A NSW lottery win links the Robyn's Luck syndicate to Brian Maclachlan and Brian Ebert, with Minx Fihae Thomas named as a clerk in Parkes. Three men claim the first prize of £100,000 in a West Australian Lottery though details blur amid court and council chatter.
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Melbourne tobacco sale ends in anger at London Brook store
Italian tobacco growers protested at a Melbourne sale, brandishing a Stand shouting at buyers as police kept order. The disturbance during lunch hour led to arrests while the spokesman said small farmers were being pushed out of business. One Italian woman was involved in the incident.
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