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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
1
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Canberra faces a stubborn hot dry spell with no near relief forecast. Officials warn of high temperatures along the coast and rising water use in the ACT and Queanbeyan. Melbourne and Adelaide also monitor dwindling water reserves as forecasts show continued warmth and limited rainfall.
The Federal Cabinet plans to nominate Permanent Heads for most if not all of the 13 headless Commonwealth departments at its Tuesday session. The Public Service Act mandates a Permanent Head or department secretary for expansion or reorganization, with key departments like Environment and Conservation and Secondary Industry needing moving appointments.
US military air craft resumed attacks below the 20th parallel in North Vietnam after a 36 hour New Year cease fire, with bombing targeting supply routes to slow the war material flow. Talks in Paris between US Kissinger and Tho resumed after a holiday break, amid hopes for a settlement. Saigon seeks a real enduring peace rather than a temporary cease-fire.
In Port Moresby a Papua Teachers Federation secretary Mr Labut Tau clashed with reporters over Australia and Indigenous rights. He argued Australia has no UN obligation to treat Aboriginal people equally, asserting a belief that Australia might not share the same duties as Indigenous communities. The remarks followed a speaking tour across the Northern Territory, Queensland, NSW and Victoria.
Thirty three people in the Madang district of Papua New Guinea have died from upper respiratory tract infections. Health Minister Me Rue hen Varicehn reported the figures, with officials noting a spike in cases as of today.
Avistratia plans to continue banning handing US ships until the United States signs a peace treaty with Hanoi. Seamen's Loan Secretary Methourine and Sydney labor leaders say the ban remains unless a ceasefire or ceasefire treaty is pledged. The first ship affected is the Mone Verey, with Monterey expected to anchor near Laranga Park, passengers ferried ashore. A broad coalition in Sydney presses for a formal agreement, while Maritime unions and shipping interests weigh options and potential enforcement measures.
A government plan to hand over refurbished DC-3 transport aircraft to Cambodia amid a halt in military aid leaves the gift unsent. The Foreign Affairs Department says delivery would have supported ground supply routes to reinforce Cambodian operations, but no recipient was promised and no ceremony will occur.
A Lebanese military source reports Israeli air activity over Syria tonight with two Syrian jets shot down after radar tracking. Israel confirms strikes, stating no Israeli losses as aircraft returned safely to base. A reported arrest accompanies the flare of regional air operations.
TheFederal Government considers introducing a compulsory physical fitness course amid debates on alcohol and road safety. The piece notes dangers of drink driving and hints at broader social impact as reforms are discussed.
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A note on page seven mentions the Outward Round Memorial Foundation aiming to establish a national school near Canberra with wilderness wares. The text references relations between that country and Australia and hints at broader regional efforts.
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