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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 06, 1967

Page

3

Australian pilot fronts F-111 training in Vietnam

Wing Commander Bill Hughes leads No 2 Squadron from Canberra bombers at Phan Rang Vietnam as Australia prepares its first F-111 squadron. Crews undergo six month Vietnam tour training against Vietcong bases before flying in the United States. Training starts March with three phase courses and eight crews for 24 pilots. Hughes, a former Korea DFC recipient, will command No 1 Squadron, the first Australian unit to receive the F-111.

Phan Rang South Vietnam Bill Hughes Sydney RAAF No 2 Squadron United States Vietnam Hughesaid Australia Ipswich Queensland Hughes No 1 Squadron Number 6 Korea

Canberra scientist wins award for plant energy research

Canberra plant scientist Dr K Boardman shared the David Syme research prize with Dr C F Henderson of Sydney University for work on converting light energy to chemical energy in leaves. Boardman discussed rib of leaf pigments and energy transfer, noting ACT rural land use and population density context.

Canberra K. Boardman David Syme Melbourne University C.F. Henderson Sydney University Department of Mechanical Engineering Boardman Csiro Division Plant Industry Incical Costin

Canberra land use debate moves toward expert advisory committee

Scientists led by Dr Costin of the CSIRO urge Canberra planners to include ecologists and biologists from CSIRO Forestry Research Institute and universities in shaping rural land policy. They call for a balanced, less intensive land use, preserving woodland landscapes while ensuring productive output and sustainable water use.

Canberra CSIRO Commonwealth ‘Forestry Research Institute School of General Studies Institute of Advanced Studies Eaeasealten National University Berra Cotter Murrumbidgea Act Costin

Police act on fire threats to farmer

Melbourne reports that police guard two properties of farmer Alan Bee Morrison after an anonymous extortion threat. A note tied to a birth card warned the Morrison family of arson and demanded money, with a separate promise of another fire if demands were not met by the next Friday. Local officers investigate and warn residents to stay vigilant.

Melbourne Alan Bee Oelier Demian Orrison Trpong

Appointment of adviser Colonel H B H Waring in Australia

Colonel H B H Waring has been appointed military adviser to the British High Commissioner in Australia, announced in Canberra yesterday. He will succeed the late Colonel P R Hayter, who died in Canberra earlier. Waring and his wife will arrive in Canberra from London in January.

H. B. H. Waring Australia Charles Johnston Canberra P. R. Hayter Waring London Janu- le

David Jones Wine Cellar Christmas Selection

With Christmas near, David Jones advertises Wines Spirits and Beers in the cellar. Highlights include hard to get Australian wines on the Lower ground floor. Orders require 24 hours notice for delivery. deliveries to all suburbs occur twice daily.

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