Canberra milk price rise sparks vendor row and fees
Disputed plans to raise milk price to 12c per pint in Canberra trigger talk of a vendor association. Vendors may be required to sign declarations and pay entrance and membership fees to fund a cooperative, while consumer groups oppose any price increase as unaffordable. The dispute features Dairy Farmers Cowp Ltd, Bog Co-op, and calls for talks among milk producers, distributors, and vendors.
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Albania Backs Chinese Forces Stationing
London report says Albania agreed to allow 19 Chinese troops to be stationed on its soil, citing a Sunday Observer article. The decision marks a rare security alignment in the region, reflecting shifting Cold War era ties.
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Gas pipelines to Canberra Wollongong planned by AGL
Australian Gas Light Co aims to run dual pipelines through Cooma Queanbeyan and Goulburn to supply Canberra and Wollongong. Gas for Sydney Newcastle and Wollongong would be cheaper with a Bass Strait gas well pipeline. Conversion of appliances would take about three years, and cost reductions could reach 50 percent for water heaters and other devices.
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Soviet and Czechoslovak Leaders Hold Summit Meeting
A Tass report says Soviet and Czechoslovak leaders met in Moscow over the weekend to discuss the development of the cooperation and questions of mutual interest. The talks occurred Sunday and Monday, signaling ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two blocs.
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Accusation by McEwen Clouds Country Party
Deputy Prime Minister McEwen alleged a Graziers Association cell aims to destroy the Country Party and aid another party. He cited primary producer groups and a “Basic Industries Group” as campaign actors inside the sector. Federal chairman Mr McEwen urged exposing such elements amid internal dissension and broader economic policy tensions.
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Pensions plan protests hit motor workers lunch hour
Unrest grows in the motor industry as about 2,000 GHH workers organize lunch hour meetings tomorrow called by the Amalgamated Engineering Union to voice views on the pensions scheme revealed last week by the company. A union official said the meetings offer a chance to express feelings on the scheme and did not confirm any planned stoppage.
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Whirlwind damages house in Vasey Crescent Campbell
A violent wind yesterday caused hundreds of dollars in damage at Dr W Stowner Thomson’s residence in Vasey Crescent Campbell. An aluminum awning tore away, parts flew 200 feet past power lines, and a concrete block struck near a bystander family, though no one was seriously hurt. Witnesses described debris and a terrifying gust as the storm swept through the area.
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Surrender by Hanoi not needed says South Vietnam official
Vice President Ky of South Vietnam said at the enlarged Paris peace talks that there would be no demand for the surrender of opponents. He urged justice and reason to triumph and warned against treating the talks as Soviet or Western-imposed. Ky will counsel the Saigon delegation led by Pham Tan Lam.
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Saigon and Paris Talk on Vietnam War Tensions
Reported remarks by Mr Ky describe opponents as the Vietnamese on the other side and urge realistic view of the war. North Vietnam says the National Liberation Front is independent in Paris talks. Demonstrations occur outside Orly as delegates gather with several nations present. Burchett predicts a settlement but warns of political consequences for Saigon leadership.
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New 50 cent coin to be 12 sided and copper nickel
A 50c piece will switch to a 12 sided cupro nickel design with a future 1970 special 50c issue to commemorate Captain Cook. Treasurer McMalina was quoted amid debate on metal value and public opinion. design details by Stuart Dowfin to follow.
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Canberra Schools Begin Holidays Early for Christmas Break
Disjointed OCR notes indicate Canberra area schools including Catholic high schools Canberra Grammar School and Cent... Girls Grammar begin holidays this week. Government primary and high schools, government and Catholic schools plan to resume on January 28.
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Fortunes change in first Test Australia versus West Indies
In the first Test against the West Indies Australia won a chaotic game of fluctuating fortunes. After a strong start by Jooking In winning position the West Indies collapsed dramatically on Friday. Australia then faltered in their innings with centuries by Lavy and Chappell unable to save the game as the last seven batsmen fell for 3 meragra 67. The West Indies hold a slight first-innings lead and prospects for a tense finish tomorrow as Australia seeks a comeback.
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Gas leak subsides and misc page notes
Fragmented OCR summary notes a gas leak subsiding at a location near Wass Strait with hours and references to government comments and Rhodesia discussions. Also mentions a Vietnam era style provocation and a Dame Zara Holt autobiography reference. Several page and section citations indicate miscellaneous content across pages 4 9 and 13 14.
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