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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 28, 1967

Page

1

Special staff appointments to aid the Prime Minister announced

A public servant and journalist are named as special aides to the Prime Minister. Mr P F H Bajley and Mr Ninitain Mi Ries 1 Finn take roles assisting with correspondence and broader ministerial tasks. The move follows reshuffles and the addition of spokesmen for the Prime Ministers and Ministers. The report notes former officials and a high official’s resignation, with Associated Press details mixed in.

Prune Minder Holt PF. H. Bajley Ninitain Finn Sian Muser Depa Rem Bailey Uni Aly Sinctain Muaniery Amin al Trasovine Manger Sintair Caymmanwentth Tonio

Bid to end Saturday shopping

A fragmented notice outlines a movement to halt Saturday shopping hours. It references union and political figures, mentions a likely vote or action, and hints at potential enforcement or policy changes affecting local commerce and workers. The text is garbled but centers on labor and retail scheduling concerns.

Hanoi secret mission to Rangoon amid Vietnam war tensions

A high level North Vietnamese delegation arrived in Rangoon for an undisclosed mission as U S and allied forces escalate air and naval bombardments. reports cite tension over proposed South Vietnam government in exile and foreign aid discussions with Australia and New Zealand. The visit follows Vietnamese shelling of Da Nang and rising calls for renewed peace talks.

Rangoon Thani Tus Foo Seventh Fleet Souith Tia Siguan French institute-Cieneral State Department Washington Buc Saigom Tyan van Do South Vietnam Hanoc Dr Do Manila Sumit Australia New Zealand United Staten South Korea Thailand Philippines Wellington Molyoake Britain Malaysia Vietnam da Nang Gion Nmlind Saul Stub Vieinegene Salah Yttiacior Fatary Ae Tee Nort Rangonn North Vietnam Saigon Mayes Hemee Cam North Viet Setiing

Labor Ranks Must Be Loyal In PNG Recruitment Fight

The Treasurer Mr A P J Newman urged an immediate extra 60 00 to recruit skilled overseas staff, warning without it the Administration cannot meet its target. Budget protests had trimmed the Administration Vote to 200 000, with MPs demanding greater control over future budgets and threatening to withhold approval. By December recruitment figures were well below the target despite efforts with the Department of Territories.

A. PJ. Newman Newman House Department of Territories Rain Nwicycom Sai

Disciplinary action eyed for ALP critics and education reform plans

Brisbane reports outline Standard texts urge action by the State ALP against members attacking leadership and policies. A Labor review proposes sending books to form the core Australian education for inter-state moving children, with comparisons of school changes and a push to align subjects across states. The piece also notes Labor’s staffing and budget plans, recruitment gaps, and criticisms of election campaigns and press coverage.

Brisbane Sire ALP Commonwealth Iustician Wena Aile Thinin Labor Burne Queensland Umng Jentra Neuman

Late News Fragments From Port Nye Te Monday

Fragmentary notes show brief items dated Monday with names Powner Tyla and Main a4 letra. No clear events or outcomes. readable tokens indicate stray references rather than a coherent report.

Port Nye

Marie Kernaudy Birthday Wink Wins At Canberra Meet

At the Olympic Pool Canberra the Lolir touring French swimmers dominated, Marie Kernaudy the youngest on the team led records in 110 yards freestyle and 220 yards medley as the five strong French entrants swept all six events. Mosconi and Mandoanaud also set records in their events while Christine Caran won the backstroke.

Canberra Solunen Olympic Pool Marie Kernaudy Marie Kersaudy Aisin Mosconi Freenyler Claude Mandoanaud Christine Caran

Canberra to Test Postings for Mail Across Capitals

The Canberra Chamber of Commerce plans test postings of mail to 10 state capitals within the next two weeks. Chamber secretary Stewart East said the test would involve dated mail, with information on dairy timing, to inform members. Association president MP F C May urged reform of the Post Office amid concerns over delays and delivery inefficiencies.

Canberra Chamber of Commerce Stewart East Tata i Chambcal Imey Quaberra Associate Chamber of Commerce F.C. May

Stowaway Disaster In Fremantle Passenger Details Revealed

A Perth girl of nineteen and a Melbourne university student figure in a Fremantle stowaway case aboard the liner Oriana. The Perth girl Margaret was passenger after being allowed to sail with her mother Mrs Lancey. Authorities outline the incident involving a uniformed policewoman and a questioned reaction at Bashane Magistrate Court.

Brisbane Melbourne Arshane Nitrocks Bashane Arentry Veonart Raitz Perth Moniay Oriana Fremantle Mas Margaret I Uris Tnt Amault Patricia Holléry Peaves Maitz Alina Marth A. G Ipsok Margaret Earls Court Australis Roh. Sisley Lancey Wen

Canberra garden plan faces opposition and criticism

In Perth British Secretary Bowden says no comments on new Australia facilities. Two men expected to contest re election for a ministerial post. Australia’s best racehorse featured on page 6, with courts and special notices on pages 1-13 of the classified section.

Waray Friese Minster Pras Commonwealth Affairs Bowden Perth Australia

Club to Recommend Bravery Citations for Youth Drownings

The Canberra Lifesaving Club proposed to the Royal Humane Society that two youths, Mark Darry Dwyer and John Robert Lahey, be awarded bravery citations. They died on November 16 near Carmarina Sands while rescuing Frank Bree of Red Hill from the swollen Murrumt River.

Canberra Lifesaving Club Royal Humane Society Camarina Sands Mark Darry ‘Dwyer John Robert Lahey Canberra Frank Bree Red ‘Hill Murrumt Lweig Caxuarina Sands

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