Queanbeyan Council to close substandard shack homes
The Queanbeyan Municipal Council served final eviction notices to families occupying over 110 substandard temporary dwellings. Health and building inspector Mr RL. How felt said most tenants would revert to pre living conditions once evictions completed. Neighbours face ongoing sewerage and nuisance issues as lack of proper facilities drives conflict and penalties were issued for violations.
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Copters Lift 60 From Sea At Table Bay
A South African airlift saved 60 people from a cargo liner that struck rocks at the entrance to Table Bay. The Sowth Ajnvan Seafarer carried 12 passengers and crew were able to reach safety after the ship grounded near the harbor. Authorities prepared for a possible break in as dawn neared.
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The Noisy Beatles Draw Munich Noise Controversy
In Munich last week, authorities debated the Beatles act amid claims the band makes noise rather than music. The event sparked debate on entertainment standards and public reception.
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Nuns Join Sit In Protest Amid College Change
A protest sit in involved seven women while a university board considers reducing the size of the Ansenatian-Natiorutt Dimiversity. The incident drew attention to campus activities as students and staff react to changes in the schedule and lecture series.
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Rusk hints at broader Vietnam troop moves in N Test area
U S Secretary of State Rusk says bombing Hanoi and Haiphong is aimed at North Vietnam as it shifts more men and arms into the south. He notes further rounds could be sent and stresses no advance decisions are announced. A Canberra luncheon disruption occurs as demonstrators protest the war.
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New Warning To Hanoi Continues Air Strikes Until Peace Table
A warning stressed that air strikes in North Vietnam would persist until North Vietnamese leaders agreed to join peace talks. The statement urged willingness to negotiate and warned of ongoing military actions if demands were not met.
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Holt backs US policy amid Vietnam war warnings
Prime Minister Holt reiterated unqualified support for United States foreign policy in a National Press Club address. He urged Southeast Asia patience and warned against China’s communism, while stressing cooperation with the US on Vietnam. US bombings near Haiphong drew international condemnation from China and warnings from the Soviet Union.
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Labour split over Vietnam policy sparks debate in Des Moines
Fragmented text shows UK Labour split and U S policy clash over Vietnam. Mention of Des Moines speech by President Johnson, air strikes on military targets, and calls for renewed negotiations. Report notes Conservative stance offering time while opposing pace of bombing and urging restraint amid public pressure.
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Calwell denounces raids and Vietnam links amid calling for restraint
The Australian opposition leader Calwell condemned recent raids and warned against a broader war stance. He urged clarity on the bombing in Vietnam and stressed Australia should avoid becoming entangled, insisting the country must consider the consequences and uphold friendship while opposing aggressive actions.
Petrol price rise hits ACT after service station dealers meet
Prices across the ACT jump today after a meeting of service station proprietors. Regular petrol rises to 4 gallons with an extra tax and other grades follow, amid confusion between station owners and company reps. Some operators charged higher rates before official notices arrived. The Canberra Times notes similar increases in other centres and links the rise to line rating changes of super grades.
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Loan talks and policy shifts dominate fiscal pages
The paper notes stricter ACT home loan policy under discussion on fiscal topics Page 3. France and TSSR pursue a faint space programme Page 4. France withdraws from NATO military commands Page 6. A controversial film with limited TV release remarks appears on Page 210 alongside gardening and church services. Classifieds span pages 16 to 24.
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NATO
Camp history on a tablecloth from wartime gift
A year old widow presented to the Australian Consulate in San Francisco a historic embroidered tablecloth. It bears signatures of about 2,000 women who served in wartime units, and will be sent to Canberra as a gift. The artifact memorializes the era and the women who contributed during wartime.
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Aap-Reuter
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Eetee
Alexander Fowles
Departure death of Sir Alfred Armeirang at Essendon Airport
Melbourne report notes the death of Sir Alfred Armeirang age 67 after a fall at Essendon Airport while travelling with Sir Willan Fiona Essenton to Sydney. Armeirang, born in 185, served as general manager of the Commonwealth Trading Bank from 195% to 1959.
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