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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
1
Feelers to migrant sources on alien call up plan
Canberra reports show the government has been testing support for a possible foreign conscription scheme. Ministers expect a decision this month as Italy voices concern over Italians in Australia being compelled to serve, while Mount Isa notes a separate incident of burned remains and a car shell in a rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Cube
National Service
Rome
Mary
Foreign Office
Italin
Italy
Mount Isa
Lonely Creek
Waly
Minister Eyes Cordial Welcome in Jakarta Visit
Indonesian Foreign Minister Malik aims to rebuild international confidence to secure aid for emerging economic recovery. Australian Foreign Minister Hasluck plans talks with Sukarno Suharto and Nasution, signaling possible friendship treaty backed by aid amid ongoing Borneo clashes. Colombo Plan projects include a $A24 million telecom link and a major road build, while trade stands around $A40 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysia
Hasluck
Mr Malik
Malik
Indonesia
Sukarno
Suharto
Nasution
People's Consultative Congress
Australia
Borneo
Sumatra
No more fighting says Mr Whitlam
The Australian Labor Party Deputy Leader Mr Whitlam said in Singapore that Indonesia's confrontation of Malaysia had ended and would not be revived. In Jakarta Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Malik indicated confrontation would end before the 17th of the month after talks with a Malaysian mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Aap-Reuter
Australian Labor Party
Whitlam
Indonesia
Malaysia
Djakarta
Malik
Sukarno
Suharto
Dr Whitlam
Airliner Down in Flames Kills Forty-One, Chaos at Crash Site
Forty-one bodies were reported recovered with few survivors. The Kansas City to Omaha flight crashed a farm north east of Falls City in south eastern Nebraska amid heavy rain. The wreckage hampered rescue as witnesses described a ball of fire in the air before the Braniff aircraft burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Bill Schock
Omaha
Reckage
Falls
Nebraska
Rome
Braniff Airlines
Braniff
T. Schwang
Schwang
Whitham
Asia
Australia
Diakarta
Malaveian
Pcolonel
Yusof
Yusof Rin
Malaysian Defence Min
Nebraska Policeministry
Marvin Gifford
Kuala Lumpur
P Remier
Tun Abdul Razak
Canberra Bus to Car Ratios Spark Transport Study
A Canberra traffic survey shows for every person who goes to work by bus, 30 travel by car. The National Cavial Development Commission study, by P. G Pak-Poy and Associates for the commission, notes most bus users travel out of necessity and only a quarter use the bus as alternative transport. The report outlines a second phase with 25 interviewers visiting 1,100 homes and 6,000 questionnaires to bus passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
National Cavial Development Commis 0E
P. G Pak-Poy and Associates
Commission
Men hacked to death over cards near Port Moresby
Three natives killed in a card game quarrel at Mororo Plantation near Port Moresby. An argument sparked a rampage with spears and axes, killing two more natives and leaving a 12 year old schoolboy injured. Four Goilala tribesmen arrested as police call it Papua New Guinea's most brutal violence in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Moresby
Goilalas
Mororo
Gailala
Pes
Moresby
G M. Feeney
Papua New Guiana
Howe
Assembly Legisation
Local Hurdles Blur Into Confusing Late News
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Kenyan star rises at Games in Commonwealth clash
An unknown Kenyan defeated Australia's Ron Clarke in the main surprise of the Commonwealth Games. Naftalemuk, from Mount Kenya, claimed a six mile victory marking Kenya's rising presence as England and Australia share the medal tally behind the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Australia
Ron Clarke
Poland accuses U S of bombing Cambodian village
Warsaw reports Poland charged that U S aircraft bombed and strafed a Cambodian village last Tuesday directly endangering safety of Indo China ICC commission members. Government statements from multiple nations condemned Washington amid growing tensions and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Control Commission
Poland
India
Canada
Vietnam
Lawrie Peckham
Asea Roc Sera
Re- Wenden
Warsaw
Indo-China International Central Commission
Canberra teacher returns with class size plans for 1967
Details outline proposed increases in class sizes following a Sydney conference. The report notes a teacher from Canberra presents policies aimed at expanding pupil numbers in 1967 and references page 3 coverage.
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Canberra
Sydney
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