Mental health services criticised in ACT report
A Canberra based eight page committee report denounces inadequate staffing and facilities in the ACT and at Kenmore Mental Hospital. It calls for reformulation of ACT mental illness laws and cites lack of outpatient clinics day hospitals and education services for patients. The document notes higher ACT admission rates than Victoria and warns of long term patients being sent away.
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Mra Po Mantgomerie
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Burwood
Supreme Court
Queen's Escape Block Battered Royal Car in Protest
A concrete block was hurled at the Queen's Rolls as the royal couple left a civic luncheon in Victoria Street. A 21 year old apprentice plumber and a 44 year old chambermaid were charged with trying to injure or alarm the Queen by tossing objects at the royal limousine. John Francis Morgan claimed he acted in protest and had no harm intent.
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Victoria
Street
John Francis Morgan
Beatles booed at Manila Airport on Philippine visit
The Beatles faced jeers as they departed Manila after a day of hostile crowds. About 75,000 people witnessed two performances while airport guards and officials tried to manage the scene. Presidents Marcos issued a statement condemning the abuse and praising the group’s music despite the welcome confusion.
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Philippines
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Salford
Lancashire
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Ban Nation
Mets
God Bless
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Philippine
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Fostein
Othe
Kenrets
Paul
Cartney
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Marcos
London
Theiand
Willy Jurade
Repub
College Journal
Nine babies born in East Pakistan village
Newspapers from Dacca report a young Pakistani woman in Punjarai Village near here gave birth to nine babies, all healthy. The couple, in their early twenties, had been married about a year.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Punjarai
Here
Late News Test Win Nottingnas Aap Report
Fragmented wires describe a late news test win involving Nottingnas, with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a mock or placeholder result, a rail of mislaid names, and reference to a heavy satellite or broadcast test event. No clear date or location remains decipherable.
Indonesia’s Sukarno loses title as life president
London reports Sukarno faces steady decline after October coup attempt blamed on Greminist. Indonesia’s Congress strips him of titles except Presidency and Great Leader while appointing Suharto acting vice president and issuing 23 decrees to repeal Sukarnoism, signaling a major shift in policy and power.
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London
Aap-Reuter
Sukarno
Indonesia
Hung
Congress
Pr Sukarno
United Press International
Creneral Suharto
Dr Sukarno
Indonesia Congress Backed Sukarno Rule With Life Presidency
In an open session the Congress apologized for seeking a report from the President on involvement in a coup. Sukarno, 65, retains the title of Great Leader as the Congress guides a guided democracy with a non-Communist, anti-colonialist foreign policy and plans for a simple cabinet before August.
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Congress
PMs talk date during Congress meeting at Soviet arena
About 6 000 soldiers from joint crack units were moved around Dyikaria as a precaution against Communist agitation while the Congress met at a giant Soviet hull sports arena. President Sukarno had dissolved the Constituent Assembly nine years earlier in September 1960.
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Jcrackh
Dyikaria
Congrces
Aung” Karna
Sukarno
Constituent Assembly
Trade gap narrows amid import export figures for Australia
Preliminary figures show Australia’s merchandise imports totaling 2,942.58 million and exports at 2,703.4 million, yielding a deficit of 291 million, smaller than 1964’s 2698 million. The report notes Indonesia should rejoin global monetary bodies and grant provincial autonomy to spur development, especially West Irian.
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Australia
Svuereettey
Indonesia
World Monetary Organisations
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
West Irian
Playford Announces Retirement as South Australian Opposition Leader
Sir Thomas Playford, aged 70, announced he will retire as Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian House of Assembly. His resignation takes effect after a new leader is elected, likely next week, with future political plans to be revealed at a July 25 district committee meeting. He cited desire to relinquish leadership on his 70th birthday and referenced the advancing march of time.
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Adelaide
Thomas Playford
House of Assembly
Liberal-Country Party
Mankivell
Thomas
Gumeracha
Liberal-Country League
Woodside
Nankivell
Finger of Lime
Perth clashes and calls for Vietnam aid noted in WA pages
In Perth that night with the WA Minister for Industrial Development on the Ord project. An IBE-member van council has been established to assist the South Vietnamese Government. Radioactivity from the French nuclear test in the Pacific detected over Chile. An inquiry begun into the fatal aircraft crash in Auckland. An ACT Advisory Council member proposed casepay ers were not tn pay 1966 rates before December 11. Australia largest trade union the Australian Workers Union seeks ACTU affiliation. Ratepayers at Many Point threaten to seek a writ to block a bush road. For Women TV Arie and other sections noted. Finance Weather Sport Classifieds pages.
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Pacific
Chile
Auckland
ACT Advisory Council
R. P. Greenish
Australia
Australian Workers Union
ACTU
Arie
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