Stamp duty debated after D-Day in ACT changeover
Treasury fliers indicate stamp duty in the ACT will hinge on the currency changeover next February 14. Officials note difficulties and consider five cent duties for ACT banks in Canberra and Queanbeyan as a likely option, with amounts varying by transaction size.
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Gemini astronauts test daylight coast flight
On Tuesday at Houston and Ferth the Gemini crew Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad piloted a daylight over the WA coast test. The cockpit chatter centers on signaling, weather, and timing as they refine procedures for spaceborn maneuvers and communications.
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Soviet Appeal Calls for Ceasefire in War Effort
In a late news item the Soviet Union appealed for an immediate ceasefire, urging both sides to pause fighting and pursue peace while stating that continued hostilities would not benefit either side. The message emphasized urgency and restraint amid ongoing conflict.
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Marines Reinforcements Land Near Da Nang In Vietnam War
A battalion of Marines arrived near Da Nang as President Johnson announced reinforcements. US Air Force officials said major raids were conducted in North Vietnamese territory amid intensified fighting near Dien Moa Air Base north of Saigon.
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Malaysia and Sarawak Tensions Pressure New Zealand Aid
Wellington reports New Zealand weighing defense aid to Malaysia amid regional tensions over Sarawak and Sabah. Government says aid considerations reflect security needs and regional stability, with discussions outlining limits and aims for cooperation.
58 Troops Die In Air Crash Near Hong Kong Bay
A transport C 130 carrying 58 US and allied service personnel crashed shortly after takeoff from Kai Tak airport. Surviving crew and technicians recovered bodies, with 12 survivors found. Investigations focus on cause while Allied nations review safety and defense commitments.
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Zambia plans law walk out at Commonwealth conference
Zambia plans a walk-out by African independent states if a Bindesian delegate attends the Commonwealth Law Conference in Sydney. Justice Minister China states the action would occur during talks, amid confusion over attendance and procedural majorities as the conference proceeds.
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Head Injuries After Forest Accident Near Canberra Hospital
A man suffered severe head injuries in a forest accident on the South Coast and was flown by helicopter to Canberra Community Hospital last night. The incident involved emergency crews, with conflicting reports from witnesses and officials about the landing zone and subsequent care.
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Watersiders suspend a series of stoppages in Australia
The Watersiders have halted a series of stoppages following two actions in August involving more than 20,100 waterfront workers across 44 Australian regions. WWF general secretary G Fitzgibbon says the stoppages were unsuccessful and that discussions with the ACTU in Melbourne are planned to decide next steps. The federation cites working conditions and reorganization as core issues and notes costs from attendance money and contempt fines.
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Bursary Build-Up Report From NSW Courts
Unclear OCR text references a bursary build-up linked to NSW courts and a Monday event. Mentions Timarin Newspapers and various pages with classifieds and sport sections. Details are fragmented, but indicate union concerns and a public notice style brief.
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Calwell attacks harsh budget in heated budget debate
Opposition leader Calwell blasted the budget as harsh and failing workers with taxation hikes and higher living costs. He accused the Holt government of neglecting defence, education, and social welfare while relying on foreign capital and wage restraint. The scene included tense exchanges in the House as Calwell urged decisive economic planning.
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Bulls run out of matadors in troubled economy speech
A chaotic Paris rally references credit squeeze and defence spending while bulls in the arena falter. Matadors suffer injuries as the crowd notes a perceived honesty failure and a troubling economic backdrop of rate cuts, drought, and capital inflows.
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