Harsher penalties for S P betting in ACT set to start
Penalties for illegal betting in the ACT will rise from next Tuesday. The Totalisator Agency Board announces tougher fines and prison terms for first and subsequent offences. The new regime targets bookmakers and betting facilities amid Canberra reform talks.
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Gaes
Sredden
Hive
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Threc
AJCT
Ferior
Anthony
Canberra
Johnson Takes Honors at Democratic Convention in Atlantic City
The Democratic Party's national convention in Atlantic City wound up Friday, a personal triumph for President Johnson as he received broad recognition for his leadership and policy goals.
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Atlantic City
AVA
P.reuter
Democratic Party
Johnson
Saigon factions face turmoil amid presidential address and protests
In Saigon, fighting continued as the president accepted the nomination of the Democratic party candidate for November. Delegates cheered his points while violence and street clashes persisted. In Canberra, observers noted a divided leadership and plans for Tuesday’s board meeting. The U.S. campaign trail dominated by Johnson and Humphrey shifted to Texas after the birthday event.
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Pemocrits
Tun TH G
Hubert Humphres
Athal Ane
Fanuka
Cranbourne
Victora
Sos.w. Totalisator Agency Board
Russell Garbutt
Johmwn
Tohinsayn
Canberm
Johnnon
Johnson
United States
Texas
Humphrey
Chneson
Johnson Fles
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Man Hurt In Head On Crash In Fairbairn Avenue
A man was seriously injured in a head on collision between two cars on Fairbairn Avenue early today. Another man sustained minor injuries and was hospitalised. The seriously injured man, whose name has not been released, was rushed to surgery after arrival at the hospital.
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Fairbairn Avenue
Coin with a history: Canberra clashes and a valued token
The Catholic office and shop were attacked from three directions by thousands of youths. A Roman coin, described as about the size of a halfpenny and made of copper, was found amid the chaos and later valued by experts. Police reinforced the area as the crowd dispersed, with investigations continuing into the following days.
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AAP
Reuter
Catholc
Neusen van Thien
Canberra
Allan Mulligan
Spear
Caneratt
Mulligan
Melbourne
Sydney
Commonwealth
Wengeee Police
Uitates
Sparks Fly at the Mint in New Decimal Coin Plant
Sparks flew yesterday at the Royal Mint as furnaces began producing billets for Australia’s new decimal issues. A Glasgow-born supervisor Jim Ferrier of Birlee Major said the furnaces will soon reach a designed capacity of more than one billet per hour.
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Royal Mint
Australia
Mint
Jim Ferrier
Birlee Major
Royal Australian Mint
Hughes
Dr Lane to step down as Medical Superintendent
The Royal Melbourne Hospital appoints Dr PN O'Donnell as General Superintendent at Canberra Hospital, while Dr A S Lane resigns to enter private practice in Canberra in November after 13 years in the Canberra post. The change comes amid a large applicant pool and a focus on leadership during hospital expansion.
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Canberra Couity Hospital
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Canada
Europe
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Canberra Times
Hiller Ieon
Poland
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Royal Canberra Golf Club
Warren McDonald
JB Casticeau
A.C. Fleetwood
F. L. Hartfield
L. N. Morrison
FJ. McKenna
G. H. Romans
W. C. Thomas
AWL
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iMesars
Ruskie
A. McKnight
B. Toohey
Newcastle
Gracie Allen dies of heart attack and career highlights
The text notes Gracie Allen’s death from a heart attack at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in 1931 and cites her long show business career. It mentions her marriage to George Burns, BBC broadcasts, London Palladium appearances, and their film work. It also references Burns’s wartime experiences, their retirement, and a later medical appointment resignation.
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Cedars of Lebarruntio
Jon Hospital
Gracie Allen
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London Palladium
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National House
Lowe
Akad
Gracie
Clon
Allen
George Burns
South Vietnam
Lift-out Racing Guide for Canberra Times
The Canberra Times publishes a four page lift out racing guide designed to fold into half size for easy reference. It covers Canberra Sydney Melbourne fields and form including Harold Park trotting and Queanbeyan dog racing. The lift out will be a weekly feature.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
Caberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Harold Park
Thief Takes £35 From Civic Shop Counter
An audacious thief stole a cash box containing £25 in cash and two cheques from the counter at East Row Civic shop yesterday morning. Police were told the cash was placed on the counter and the thief escaped during a brief distraction. Detective inquiries are under way. Another robbery reported the same day involved £27 stolen from a room at Hillside Hostel on Thursday night.
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Chattertons (Aust) Pty. Ltd
Ahep
East Row
CLR
Hillside Hostel
Canberra trading hours spark government role debate
Canberra officials voiced that shopping hours are a matter for government regulation while traders and unions push for changes. The Canberra Retailers and Traders Association backed ending Saturday morning trading and plans a deputation to the Canberra Chamber of Commerce seeking support to press Minister Anthony to shift hours. The Chamber, with 400 retailers, weighs its stance as it studies the Friday to Saturday shift amid a separate wage ruling for female shop assistants.
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Anthony
Canberra
Retailers and Traders’ Association
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mackie
Retailers’ Association
J Kelly
Six streams open for trout season in Canberra area
Opening of the trout season restricts artificial lure fishing to Cotter Molonglo Murrumbidgee Paddy s Saas and Codgenby Rivers. Bait fishing permitted only on Molongo and Murrumbidgee Rivers. A J seams appears in notes as season official.
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Canberra
A. J
Molonglo
Murrumbidgee
Molongo
Murrumbidgie
Student Wastage Fluoride Move Strengthens Cyprus Request
Fragmentary article notes a Cyprus related governance action with fluoride policy and student wastage concerns. It references sport and service sections, including law reports and weather. Further details are unreadable but imply a multi-section page with diverse items.
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Cyprus
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