Public hearing on Canberra fruit market opens
The Joint Parliamentary Committee on the ACT will begin a three hearing inquiry into a fruit and vegetable market in Canberra tomorrow. Senator Marmot said Inverstate experts and a professor of marketing with market experience in Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney would testify on future trends. A special survey from Narrabundah High School will also be presented, with further hearings planned for next Monday and September 9.
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Lib Tas
Iinverstate
Buisbane
Adelaide
Syuney
Narrabundah
Caonerra
Avenue
Federal grant for new water research program
The government will provide 130000 dollars in 1968-69 for a water research program announced by Minister Fairbairn at Kempsey NSW. The Water Resources Council will allocate funds to selected projects with an advisory committee to assist, and a transcript of the speech circulated from Canberra. The push emphasizes hydrology of small catchments and farm dam yields, with focus on land-use changes.
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Fairbairn
Kempsey Nsw
Unlikely action against Major Rowe over Vietnam book
Official action is unlikely against Major John Rowe an Australian in Washington for Count Your Dead a critique of United States actions in Vietnam. The item notes the author faces little prospect of disciplinary measures despite publication.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Satellite links to expand with Intelsat ITT system
Australia plans a major expansion of international telephone circuits via the Intelsat ITT system. Circuits rise from 24 to 169, linking North America, Japan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, New Zealand and more. NASA launched satellites for Intelsat to extend coverage across the Atlantic Pacific and Indian Oceans, enabling 1200 circuits.
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Intelsat
Munications Commission Intelites
Australia
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International Telecommunication Satellite Consortium
Free postage to Australian servicemen in Vietnam
Free mail to men in Vietnam will be provided under recent budgets. Free postage applies to letters and similar items, with two free concerts scheduled, and the scheme will affect RAAF units and Lyneham base.
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Raaf Central
Ot Lyneham
Nessmener
Librarian denies snatch of historic charter document
The National Library denied yesterday that a document known as the Magna Carta was snatched. Librarian Harold White said a copy of the charter from Italy was purchased in 1952 and later moved to the library, with the public viewing it in the building.
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Fementie Sau Secur
Ette
Aus Saudio
Ttalia
White
Tad Stork
National Lip
Ste
Tomas Vo
Canberra High reunion on former site before move to Belconnen
Former Canberra High School students gathered yesterday for the last ex-students day at the current site hosted by teachers and alumni including those who attended the school in 1959. The school will relocate to Belconnen next year and future reunions will be held on the new grounds.
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