Move to classify tobacco as a drug in Melbourne
Melbourne council health committee plans to ask the Victorian Health Department to declare tobacco a drug so warning labels can appear on cigars. Chair A F Bottomley urged showing tar and nicotine content on packs and pushing lower tar products. The committee would also ask Sir William Refshauge to review cigarette advertising ethics.
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Space capsule search begins as WA aircraft rally
A space capsule from last December, intended to stay aloft three days, fell from orbit and was located sparsely populated terrain north east of Perth. NASA requested a WA aircraft hunt with two or three planes to begin today while Australian authorities assess the area between Lake Barlee and Lake Moore under scientific control. The capsule reportedly contains insects and seeds and is considered harmless unless the seal or fittings are damaged.
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Petrol price rise likely in Australia says Ampol
Australian oil firms expect petrol prices to rise by about a cent a gallon. Ampol Petroleum seeks wholesale increases in premium and super petrol in South Australia. NSW and SA price commissioners warn of retail repercussions if wholesale rises occur. Thompson claims little fuel price change in ten years and urges sympathetic consideration.
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Anzac Medal Plans for Gallipoli Veterans Decided
A Defence Department spokesman said Anzac Medallions for Gallipoli veterans have been finalized and should be ready by next Anzac Day. RSL National Secretary A G W Keys noted approval though he preferred a formal medal for the veterans. The medallion will go to all surviving Gallipoli veterans or dependents, with a lapel badge for survivors.
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Fire kills mother and six children in Michigan blaze
A mother and six children died in two rural house fires burning early today near Charlotta Michigan. The blazes swept through separate homes about 35 miles apart in the same region. Local authorities reported the fatalities and said investigations were underway.
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States shave wage formula changes and budget relief
NSW Premier Askin and Victorian Premier Bolte announced a reduced wage time lag from 12 to 3 months, yielding an estimated 8 to 10 million dollars for states and a total windfall of about 8 to 10 million as the payroll factor shifts. The decision sets a precedent for future grants and discusses tax powers and revenue-sharing at the council meeting.
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Suharto rejects Sukarno exile title offer in power struggle
Indonesian army officials reject Sukarno proposal to retain title while living in exile. General Suharto presses for resignation as head of state. University access disruptions and security concerns noted amid ongoing political maneuvering. Militant student leaders influence and personal letters suspected in the tense standoff.
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Holt shifts tax formula drawing major state grants
Prime Minister Holt surprised six state premiers by boosting tax reimbursements by eight to 310 million dollars this year and offering an extra 5 million dollar no strings grant to help cut budget deficits. He promised to explore a long term settlement at June talks. The in camera cabinet sessions produced quick decisions on Tasmanian fire relief and funding for Australia’s first natural gas pipeline in South Australia. The special conference ran swiftly with only ministers and one adviser per delegation.
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Natives win land rights amid wartime tensions
Snippets note land rights for natives alongside wartime actions as the Mekong Delta report marks the year’s largest action so far. Other items mention Malcolm Charles Wilson charged with murder, a Flemington match race between Tobin Bronze and Galileo, and a proposal for express buses to Canberra.
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Australia
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Tomea
Carillon contest signs set by Royal for Australian Institute
The Australian Institute announces a carillon contest to select the men to submit for royal signs. Details specify the submission process and official sponsorship by the Royal authorities. The event centers on choosing performers for the carillon display with institutional backing.
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Australian Institute of
Estimated Grants Gap Figures for 1966-67 Distribution
Table estimates total financial assistance grants for 1966 67 and shows how a 5.25 percent wage increase over 17 months to March 31 1967 affects totals. A 5.5 percent rise would raise estimates to about 110 million instead of 8 million, with distribution details following.
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Stetes Esgin
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