No action on anti-draft booklet reported
The Federal Government would take no action at this stage against youths who published and distributed a pamphlet titled How folly join the army. Renfree said the pamphlet was reported and police cited the Attorney General's representative. The pamphlet appeared at universities in Melbourne and elsewhere weeks ago, advising national service selection and shipment details.
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Migrants Sought from South America by Australia
Sydney reports that Australia may obtain migrants from South America says Minister for Immigration Snedden after returning from an overseas tour. He stated he was most interested in sourcing migrants from that region.
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South America
Sydney
Australia
Snedden
South Americ
Australia plans to boost migration from Europe and the Americas
A senior official outlines Australia’s 1966 shift to non European migrants plus skilled non Europeans. He notes policy changes since March 1966 admitting Asians and others while stressing population will remain European in basis. US offices handle about 60 000 inquiries yearly aiming for 2700 net migrants.
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Britain
Cripple Claims Damages From Killer
In Brisbane, a man crippled by a murderer's bullet sued Frank Joseph Sachar in District Court for damages. Sachar, serving a life sentence in Boggo Road Gaol, was convicted of the April 23, 1966, shooting at Sherwood that killed Wilschut's wife. Wilschut, a former laboratory technician at Queensland University, seeks compensation for loss of income, loss of amenities, and related injuries. The case follows a prior Supreme Court judgment against Sachar when he failed to appear.
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Sherwood
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Hadeen
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Public toilets protest prompts planned meetings in Chifley
Mr B K Raslin a Chifley chemist proposes four public meetings to press for a public toilet at the Chifley shopping centre after two unauthorised lavatories were dismantled. Inspectors of the Interior department have removed the makeshift facilities amid a dispute over funding and provision for public toilets.
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Nsw
Stie
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Australian troops report mine blast fatalities and operations
In Phuoc Tuy Province Vietnam an Australian mine explosion injured several soldiers while 27 farm workers died in Australia from accidents. The Royal Australian Infantry and SAS units joined Operation Albany and Blue Mountain, with air strikes destroying enemy bunkers and trenches as the task force pursued results along the eastern coast.
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Royal Australian Regiment
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Perth
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Tat
Appeal to Askin over NSW education lag
NSW Teachers Federation seeks an immediate deputation to Premier Askin to address educational delays. A federation spokesman warned a public statement could be issued if the government does not meet the urgent needs noted by the council, including training duration and statewide progress.
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Askin
Nsw
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Faihire
Federation
Benadinot
Subus Council
NSW Federation
Air Member appointment of commodore announced
The Air Member for Supply and Equipment was named yesterday as the new commodore, reflecting a senior appointment within the service. The announcement confirms the selection and outlines the duties tied to the role.
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Cleary
Heated carriages on Canberra train from Sydney Sundays
A Sunday run from Sydney to Canberra now features electrically heated carriages. The upgrade covers the train departing at approximately 1:25 pm, enhancing passenger comfort on the return journey.
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Sydney
By Theieaten Se
Fires of Justice at Huonville Court Fight for New Building
Hobart reports a lawyer waited outside in freezing winter cold at the Huonville Courthouse as critics call for a new facility. Tresor Treweek cites antiquated facilities and urgent need while noting a cold waiting area for witnesses and defendants. A plan to light a fire again next month is mentioned.
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