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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
5
In Sydney on Thursday an expert warned that cost increases for the Opera House are inevitable due to ongoing structural and materials challenges. The specialist, identified as Mr Thomas, outlined issues with the building framework and labor, noting delays and higher prices as likely outcomes.
An American expedition reached the summit of a major Antarctic peak, with climbers coordinated from McMurdo Sound and supported by the National Science Foundation. The ascent progressed from Byrd Station refueling and involved multiple nations' teams at Ellsworth Land and Palmer Peninsula, marking a notable high point in Antarctic exploration.
AP Reuters reports Mis Yan Hil, a participant in an Asian gaming event in Taipei, was banned after returning inappropriate text messages. She underwent surgery that lasted several hours. nine doctors attended, and the operation was completed. Yan remains hospitalized with a weeks long recovery ahead.
Canberra notices outline holiday hours across services including pharmacies hospitals and government offices. Christmas Eve December 24 closes early with public services resuming December 29. New Year hours extend with some offices closed December 30 to January 5.
SINGAPORE Thursday. A British Army spokesman said there was no reason to believe a Squadron of Royal Engineers in Northern Thailand was in danger of attack by Communists. He commented from Sydney that reports of imminent attack were unfounded. the engineers were not under threat after their arrival in Malacca and Singapore.
The Prime Minister announces additional Australian forces for Vietnam to be deployed by early next year. The plan increases Navy, Army, and air support, including 4600 to 5000 personnel and new ships, with a focus on combat, logistics, and civilian welfare in Phu Tuy Province.
London reports forty new laws allowing corporal punishment in Wal sal area primary and secondary schools. The Daily Mail notes the nine tail whips to be used on pupils and outlines the act’s details, enforcement plans, and educational department statements amid broader schooling reforms.
Fragmentary report notes claims of injuries to children after medical treatment. A hospital official denied danger while citing other instruments as more damaging. Official education center response referenced but unclear in text.
A brief notice urges contacting Ken Whitnall at the listed numbers for arrangements related to Fricke Boreas and Preierich Phew OTS.
A newly renovated lounge at Hotel Kingston opens with promises of comfort and a welcoming atmosphere for guests and locals. The event invites patrons to explore updated spaces and enjoy a relaxing retreat in the hotel setting.
Deputy chairman of the boat and several academics including Gibb and Pa Pauly Science Professor Git Tene announced plans to attend a conference in Nigeria on developing the ath in ner spedi slit et Peschsnay ane Pa Pauly. The event is scheduled for December 27.
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