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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 04, 1967

Page

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Lost couple missing after night in open mountains

Police search for a lost couple near Can i their damp stores as a helicopter and six officers scoured the Canine Fal chalet area in daylight. Wary tracks and footprints led from the chalet to the falls while a moonlit sweep failed to locate the missing pair after hours of scanning and tramping through rugged terrain.

Herra Scot Ji Hardy MC Branklin Chalet Faulkner Draddhes Seuers Thampon Hiker

Fragmentary Late News Note on WWII Ballot Fines

Fragmented OCR text references late news about wartime ballot fines and associated names. Details are unclear. only hints of "WWII", fines, and a few proper nouns appear, with many garbled words and missing context. The readable parts point to official notices or brief items related to wartime governance and penalties.

Marines Drive Back Big Push Near Border

U S Marines repelled a major Communist assault near the border with heavy losses reported on both sides. Reports say 34 communist bodies were counted and US casualties were substantial as advance air and artillery supported by tanks helped push back the attack near Dong Ha and south of the demilitarized zone.

Saigon United States Initiative Bonder United Press National Jao Dong Ha

Four on ALP council ticket for ACT Advisory Council

The Australian Labor Party will present four candidates on its council ticket for the ACT Advisory Council elections to be held in September. The party outlines its slate as it seeks seats on the local governing body.

ALP Australian Labor Party Act

Salaries Raise Proposed for Public Servants in Victoria

A Victorian proposal outlines salary increases for education staff and junior workers, with a total annual cost around $13 million. If states approve, the Commonwealth would contribute about $13.3 million toward the rise starting July 1, as stated by Sir Henry.

Victoria Cons Teers Jo ‘Nurers Senge Goreton Venenng Gesates

McMahon denies urging state tax measures

In Canberra last night Mr McMahon dismissed reports he suggested state imposed taxes. He stressed that long term Commonwealth state financial relations remain a state matter and no recommendations or decisions were made on taxation. He said neither the Prime Minister nor he told Premiers what tax actions to pursue.

Canberra McMahon Sid Mc McMahon

Premiers clash over budget and tax schemes in Australia

Amid debate over a $180,000 alteration impact and a $5.4 million deficit, premiers press federal stance on WA tax schemes and revenue reforms. Mr McMahon and Mr Askin face questions on surplus targets, tax axes, and public spending as student protests flare and federal plans loom.

Serpeony Melbourne McMahon Renshaw Henry Rolfe Highway Robbery Esi Victoria Tasati Yip Askin Breven Neem Canberra Mae Federal Mebtahon

NSW faces $3.1 million deficit amid tax talk and talks in camera

NSW Premier Askin said no new tax is planned as Parliament debates a $3.1 million deficit. Reports describe ongoing Commonwealth discussions on a possible purchase tax and wages tax while state leaders hold private talks on federal and state fiscal policy and an upcoming budget.

Sydney Nsw Askin

23 Miners Found Alive In Shaft In Manila

Manila reports 23 of 42 miners trapped a mile underground in a collapsed gold copper shaft have been found alive after more than five days. Rescuers work to reach the remaining 19 as earlier efforts faced mud and a dire outlook.

Manila Hope

Mystery drug linked to cannibal valley rescue tale

A garbled report discusses a controversial drug claimed to affect conception and animal testing. It references Dr Barnett and an experimental serum tested on mice, mentioning a rescue at Cannibal Valley and alleged effects including sterility and non lethal outcomes. The piece mixes medical claims with unclear dialogue from rescuers and medicine men.

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McMahon denies tax plans across states

The Treasurer Mr McMahon denied yesterday reports he proposed a national purchase tax or wage tax to aid state finances. Premiers in Queensland NSW South Australia disputed the claims while Victoria said no new tax suggestion was made though tax receipts are being reviewed.

McMahon Canberra Henry Bolte Henry Western Australia

Anthony defends schools in ACT in ministerial note

The article reports that Anthony defends Australia’s schools within the ACT and criticizes general administration as efficient yet contested amid ongoing debates. It notes political friction and references broader government activity on education policy.

Anthony

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