New dental decay breakthrough from Australia
A new Australian produced chemical, calcium sucrophosphate, may cut tooth decay by 30 percent when added to carbohydrate foods such as beer, chocolate, bread or biscuits. Mr J R Heath of the Australian Dental Associations said children could eat sweets with less fear of decay, alongside water fluoridation. Research originated at Melbourne University and transferred to institutes in Sydney. Colonial Sugar Refining Co Ltd finances the project and a final report is awaited.
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Melouu
Charman
Dental Health Education Committee
Australian Dental Associations
J. R. Heath
Heath
Micro Infogy and Dental Department
Melbourne
Univerity
Institute of Research
Sydney
Australia
Supa Refining Co. Li
Suger
ADR
Midwestern College Notes Uneven Track Meet Signals
A fragmented OCR entry lists scattered track results and notes from a regional college meet. Names, dates, and places are partially visible, with several items unreadable. The readable items hint at event results and participants but lack a coherent narrative.
Protests Overcrowding At Queanbeyan Primary School
Parents and Citizens Association at Queanbeyan Primary School protest overcrowding and poor facilities. They cite 50 children sharing a large infants room, inadequate lighting, toilets, shelter, and lack of a hall or craft spaces. Headmaster changes and upcoming rebuilding plans are noted.
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Queanbeyan Primary School
Nsw
Cutler
Parents and Citizens Association
Peter Morton
Mra Morton Sant
Aix
Whistling killer candy sold in Hobart Tasmania
Tasmanian authorities label a Japanese made candy the Whistling killer and plan tests in Canberra. The sweet has a hole in the center and emits a high pitched whistle when sucked, raising choking fears for children and the risk of swallowed parts resembling a tiny wheel or gun capsule.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Australian Medical Association
AMA
Canberra
CSIRO
Dakotas Sell Aircraft Tenders Reported Abroad
The Department of Supply disclosed last night that seven KAAL DCty- Dubates were sold by public tender at about 510,000 each. A Canadian team and Mr Booker were mentioned, with estimates the aircraft could fetch between 840,000 and 80,000 in Southeast Asia or South America, while no Australian tenders were received.
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Jtender
mid-Jine
Ic Ws
Cobedy
California
Booker
TN Gramme
South-east Asia
South America
Nixon lands first ballot victory and riot at convention
Nixon swept to a first ballot victory as Nixon led with 692 votes while Rockefeller had 287 and Reagan 182 in the final roll call. Outside Liberty Guy, heavy patrols faced a riot where three died and eighty were arrested after a Black vote power rally protesting the Republican convention’s white makeup.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Pole
Liberty
Reukan
Nike
Reagan
Dete
Richard Nixon
Ballon
Rexgan
Howe
Florida
New Jersey
Reaan
Premier elected as Queensland cabinet sworn in
BRISBANE Thursday Queensland's new Cabinet was sworn in with Mr J Bjelke-Petersen named Premier. At a joint meeting of the Country and Liberal parties the caretaker Premier Mr Chalk announced the resignation of his Cabinet and Bjelke-Petersen was elected unanimously. Chat will continue as Deputy Premier and Slut Treasurer. The vacancy was caused by the recent departure of Mr Pisey. Mr Hodges, a Country Party member from Gympie, will receive Public Works and related portfolios. He is married with three children.
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Brisbane
Queensland
J. Bjelke-Petersen
Country
Liberal
Lunds
Chalk
Fee Aan
Pisey
A.M) Hodges
Gymmie
Country Party
Hodges
Porifotio
Canberra Smog Trap Warned by Dr Margaret McKenzie
Dr Margaret McKenzie warns Canberra could become a smog trap due to winter inversion and vehicle emissions. She calls for public awareness and action as pollution risks rise with heating and incinerator fumes.
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Canberra
Margaret McKenzie
McKenzie
Wight
National Council of Women
Catheren
Furnes
Kensie
Nixon Wins Nomination After Turbulent Convention
Richard Nixon secured the Republican nomination amid a hostile, tumultuous convention with cheering delegates and staged demonstrations. He defeated rivals Rockefeller and Reagan, who praised Nixon while signaling unity. Rockefeller confirmed a lengthy campaign, and Reagan urged unity behind Nixon.
Storm devastates North Balwyn suburb roof and trees fall
A violent storm slammed through a Wyand strip in North Balwyn Melbourne, tearing a garage roof, stripping tiles, and uprooting trees within minutes. Two cars were damaged and roads blocked as residents, including Mr Bernard Gallina, described the sudden destruction and noises as roofs and debris fell around them.
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Melbourne
Balwyn
Acess
Bernard Gallina
Models seek TLC affiliation to push minimum wage aim
Canberra branch of the Mannequin and Models Guild of Australia representing about 80 girls seeks affiliation with the Trades and Labour Council to access union support. President Mrs Margaret Wright and secretary Miss Janyne Gill say joining would use government machinery on industrial matters, as models push for a Commonwealth minimum wage test case.
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Trades and Labour Council
Canberra
Mannequin and Models Guild of Australia
Aout
TLC
Mannequins
Janyne Gill
Foreign control of resources sparks political debate
The article notes that resources were largely controlled by foreign companies, drawing criticism from officials including Mr Whittan who termed it a failure of the Federal Taker Tender. It mentions the World Medical Assembly's Sydney meeting and ongoing international discussions, with related items on Nigeria and Addis Ababa talks, plus local notes on court cases and tourism surveys.
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Whittan
Yomerday
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