Typhoid Case Reported in Canberra Area
A two year old girl at Canberra Community Hospital was diagnosed with typhoid after suspected exposure in Wollongong. Health officials say the illness likely occurred during a holiday on the New South Wales coast. The child and ten siblings face isolation while the father may continue work in food handling.
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Canberra Community Hospital
Swarty
Wollongong
Health Department
Sir Swanty
Canhere Community Hospital
W.S.W
Kosygin visits Hanoi amid Vietnam war tensions
Western observers expect Soviet leader Kosygin to aid North Vietnam with military support during his trip via Peking. Accompanied by senior advisers, he aims to signal restraint to the United States while signaling potential broader Sino Soviet dialogue.
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Vietnam
Hanne
Peking
Hannem
North Vietnam
United States
Mave
New Zealand to deploy troops for Borneo action
New Zealand may announce troop deployment for Borneo upon Mr Holy oake's return from England. The NZ battalion and Commonwealth force officials note the typhoid fever risk is low with a three week incubation. only one prior ACT case in 10 years and 17 cases nationwide last year.
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Holyoake
New Zealand
England
Winston Charlehill
Zealand
Swarty
Malaya
A.ct
Army Special Air Service
Act
Australia
Award for sheet metal workers at Orroral Valley
An award for sheet metal workers at the United States tracking station project at Orroral Valley near Ganiherra sets total weekly pay at £47 with free cake and meals. The award, registered today, cites isolation allowances, transport and free board.
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Sydney
United States
Orroral Valley
Gani Herra
Arbitration Court
Ramsport
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Prime Minister Reference to be settled in London
A report from London notes Prime Minister Wilson told the Commons the precise date for a further reference would be settled after. The page 5 item indicates continuation of the discussion.
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Don
Reyer
London
Jane
Britain
Wilson
Use of Commons
AWU Dissolves Ties With Federal Labor In Sydney Vote
The A W U General Secretary announced withdrawal from Federal Labor at the union's Sydney convention by a 36 to 4 vote with South Australia dissenting. The move targets Federal ALP support and criticizes Cameron and Cairns over the Mt Isa dispute while pledging loyalty to NSW Labor officials and limiting federal affiliation.
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Australia
The
Australian Workers Union
Federal
Parliamentary
Labor Party
A.W.L
T. Dougherty
South Australia
A.W
A.L.P
JT. Cairns Wie
Clyde Cameron
S.A
Miners
Me Pat Mackie
N.S.W
ALP
Dewgherts
N.S.W. Pariamentary Labor Party
SSW
Renshaw
Onion
Cameron
Cairns
Mt. Isa
Dougherty
Labor
Cnatle
Oliver
ASWIL
Caime
Growil
ALUL
Dougneny Sand
Ela V
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Labbor Party
Parlia _ mentary Labor Party
Federal Labour Party
AML
AWA
C.M.C
Council For Membership Control of the
Aw.u
Australia signs £20 million grain sale with Russia
Melbourne report says Russia agreed to buy about £20 million of Australian wheat for cash, totaling 28 million bushels with option for extra 7.31 million. The wheat ships by November to Soviet Pacific ports aboard Russian vessels. Moroney notes credit terms and ties sale to the 1964 65 wheat crop record, following negotiations during a Moscow visit by a Wheat Board delegation.
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Melbourne
Russia
Australian Wheat Board
J. ¥. Moroney
Moroney
Pacific
Moreney
Moscow
Wheat Board
Australia
Moser
Re-entry of Mr Dougherty Shakes Australian Politics
Sydney reporting on Mr T N P Dougherty 62 former AWU leader and ALP power broker re enters national politics amid a factional struggle with Clyde Cameron and the ALP leadership. The piece frames Dougherty’s return as a potential blow to Calwell and a lift for Whitlam, detailing his empire and past feuds as background to the current intra party tensions.
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Federal ‘Alp
Federal Tahoe
Cortn
Chifley
Daugherty
Calwell
Menor
Maself
ALP
Sydney
Big Tom) Dougherty
Australian Workers Union
A.L.P
Whitlam
Mr. Whitham
A.lp
Tary
Labor Party
Alw.u
M.h.rs
Clyde Cam
Jeron
South Australia
J. F. Carms
Vic
A.W.U
Wucherty
Cameron
Clarry Fallon
A.W
Fallon
Kingymaker
Jide
SSW Legislative Council
Employers urged to police 20 year old national service registrations
The Minister for Labour and National Service Mr Mc Mahon urged employers to report 20 year old workers who did not register for national service. Employers were reminded to request birth certificates or proof of age and to notify changes of address promptly if registration was refused or missing.
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Labour and National Service
McMahon
Lalso
Johnson May Visit Soviet Union This Year
President Johnson indicated he hopes to visit the Soviet Union this year and to host Soviet leaders in the United States. He told a Jewish service group that such exchanges could reassure the world that both nations strive for peace.
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Washington
AAP
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moncow
United States
Anti- Defamation League of the Jewish Service Organisation
Moscow
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