Canberra hotels face midweek draught beer shortage
Canberra hotels anticipate running out of draught beer by midweek as Sydney supplies are disrupted by Transport Workers Union action. Most venues expect bottle beer to cover some demand while kegs run dry, with deliveries unlikely until late Tuesday or Wednesday, just before Christmas.
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Soviet Plan Surprise Involved International Cooperation Claim
Lu Ning Yi, vice-chairman of the Chinese Committee for Ultra Asian Solidarity, charged at a Peking rally that Soviet bloc revisionists advocated international cooperation with the SS in the Vietnam crisis. He said the Hanoi solidarity conference delegates ended November 6 rejected their proposals to beg the U S for peace and seek UN intervention in Indo China.
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Indonesian Ambassador Seeks Close Australia Relations
Major General Ahmad Kosasih arrived in Canberra to promote neighborly political and economic ties. Flags waved by Indonesian Embassy children greeted the envoy as he met by Chief Protocol Officer H C Harnett. He succeeds Major General Suadi, former Indonesian ambassador to Ethiopia.
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Indonesian envoy urges friendly ties with Australia
Envoy Kosasih declares mutual goodwill between Indonesia and Australia as key to regional peace. He arrives in Canberra after three years in Sumatra and will meet Australian officials to present credentials. The Jakarta Herald urges a calm approach amid Malaysia tensions.
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Government acts to block TV share loopholes
Postmaster-General Mr Hulme announced government intentions to close loopholes used by companies to gain TV shares. The move aims to curb circumvention of share rules and tighten regulatory oversight in broadcasting.
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Canberra health minister backs early milk deliveries proposal
The Minister for Health Mr Swart supports a proposal to allow carer milk deliveries to Canberra households with new delivery hours. The amendments will not be retrospective and existing shareholdings may be affected. The plan aims to extend deliveries to start earlier while keeping school and shop deliveries unchanged.
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Canberra plan details for three new suburbs in Woden Valley
Government Gazette notification outlines major additions to the Canberra plan. It shows street layouts for three new Hughes north to Yarralumla Valley suburbs, with existing No 2 and No 7 neighbourhoods, and a No 2 driveway near Hughes. Senator McKellar announced Repatriation Minister Swartz appointments. changes take effect after six sitting days.
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Wilson signals stance on V bombers and NATO bases
Britain will not strip V bombers from its forces and will consult allies. Prime Minister Wilson plans talks with NATO and the UN, stressing overseas role and accepted basing, with possible Far East readiness and a nuclear question for V bombers.
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King Cole ill and UK political reforms float in brief
The article notes King Cole 45 ill health cited in a broader UK political update. It covers cabinet reshuffle due to Grimond's death and plans for Britain's Atlantic nuclear force, plus talks with Kosygin and Brezhnev. It also discusses proposed amendments to television station ownership rules and postmaster General approvals.
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Lottery winner in Sydney faces hospital after accident
A Ryde man, Henry Byrne, 68, is hospitalized with head injuries after being knocked down by a car. He had just won 12 000 pounds in a New South Wales Special Lottery before the incident yesterday night.
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