Canberra airport terminal plan for 1967 budget outlined
Canberra officials flagged a new terminal for the city worth about 9 million dollars. Minister Swartz said early works would start this year and the design includes modern passenger facilities and a quick-service bar, with the project intended to relieve congestion and boost national prestige.
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Kelly
Swart
Department of Chil Aviation
National Capital Development Commission
Internaional Air Transport Assilatin
Knut Hammarshioetd
Canberra
Mostern
Swartz
Inquiry order cites Wollongong hemp cultivation claims
NSW Police Commission Allan orders Inquiry 3 into Wollongong University students over alleged Indian hemp cultivation on campus. Claims say it was a common knowledge topic with students involved and a broader university issue to be investigated.
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Sillongong
Nsw
Allan
Wollongons
Wollongong University Coege
Fragmentary Late News Item Remains Unclear in Print
A fragmented late news clipping provides unreadable text with scattered phrases about a court or public matter. The legible portions reference a United related event and a monetary amount but lack coherent detail to identify people, places, or outcomes.
Abandoned child held by court in Sydney case
A 29 year old Randwick mother of seven left her 24 year old son in a taxi and fled at night. Police say no charges have been decided yet as the parents confer with child welfare officials. The boy was taken to Ridura Children's Home and remains in care with the family’s finances strained. Mr Ronald Borland, the father, said neighbors helped care for the seven children while he works to support them.
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Sydney
City
Elizabeth Barlande
Randwick
Borland
Txicab
Ridura
Elf
Josland
Ronald Borland
Bapauume Parse
Matraville
Bidura Child Welfare
Wellington
Mc Holyoke
John
France
Vietnam
D. [Pasper
HL. Stevens
Voyager
Foret
Namare
P. T. Cabban
Royal Commission
Johnson
Envoy to discuss Vietnam with Australian leaders
A special U S envoy General Maxwell Taylor will visit Australia next week to discuss Vietnam. Prime Minister has received a letter from President Johnson stating Taylor would confer with Australian leaders in Canberra on July 29 and 30. Australia may call a Cabinet meeting to consider commitments but will not substantially increase troop levels now. Taylor plans to brief allied governments on McNamara’s Vietnam recommendations and U S troop plans.
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Maxwell Taylor
Australia
Vietnam
Mi Feat
Taylor
Suizon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Holt
Auwstralia
Ita
Force
Manila
Washington
Yay- Jor
Mr McNamara
Mc McNamara
Regional defence links urged as Britain cuts force eyes Asia
Malaysia signals possible Southeast Asia regional security set up with Indonesia Singapore the Philippines Australia and New Zealand as talks explore deeper military cooperation. Dr Ni Kam Poh warns Britain’s cut may force a rethink of ties with Malaysia and Singapore while stressing timing and affordability concern for expanded defence duties.
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Ni Kam Poh
Austral
Canberra
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Singapore
Philippines
Br Og Nam Rok
Australia
Fir
Whitch
Britain
Austeniia
New Zealand
Britwin
Petrol strike hits state capitals as motorists panic
Petrol tanker drivers strike enters its second day leaving service stations in all state capitals short of fuel. Crowds form at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and other cities as drivers ignore arbitration orders to return to work, with unions indicating a vote to continue the walkout. Emergency measures and fuel deliveries are being arranged, while Perth and Hobart face constraints and potential beer bottling disruptions due to fuel shortages.
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J. L. Gough
Petr
el Hara
Melourne Traderl Council
Nsw
Himue
Queensland
Leavity Arethourne
Tasmania
Ely
Saace Ohari
Carlion
United
Vic
Toria
Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Mek
D. Marshallow
Melbourne
Perth
Doyle
Can
Shell Oil Company
Southern
Cantrnl
Huk
Tuk
Sout
Australia
Ray Vacrvices
Agai
Sam
Ae Aces Gines
MMEE
Atl Perth
Spm
Transport
F-111 to leave its test phase this summer
The F-111 wing fighter will join a tactical fighter wing for the first time this northern summer, per the Pentagon. The jet, capable of carrying atomic weapons, arrived at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada after two years of testing.
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Aap-Reuter
Pentagon
Nellis
Nevada
Air Force
Britain
Australia
Aircraf
Canberra coldest morning in two years reported
Canberra records a biting cold dawn with temperatures near record lows. The day highlighted a string of tragedies including two children and one sister found dead in Innajoo area as police investigate possible overdose linked deaths. Weather notes show Canberra's low at 3.2 degrees, with hospital and meteorology reports confirming unusually frigid conditions for July.
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Perth
Innajoo
Ericson
Cobban
Navy
W. Phoses
Ashtor
Stevens
Leanne Baynes
Canberra
Wayne
Voyager
Sylvia Maudie
Mabnimum
Baynes
Royal
Perth Hospital
Pairbairn
Poisis
Suzanne
Princess Margaret Hospital
Jarale
Iman
Stanley Burboury
Police guard Mr Holt to Prime Minister's Lodge after alert
Police guard Mr Holt the Prime Minister through Kings Hall ay he left Parliament House at 1045 last night after an anonymous telephone call to detectives. ACT Police escorted his chauffeur driven limousine along the route to the Prime Minister's Lodge. The alert started at 4:41 pm yesterday when a Canberra operator heard a caller say Mole will be shot. Canberra CIB was alerted and two detectives were sent to Parliament House for a six hour guard, but did not observe any activity.
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Mr Holt
Kings Hall
Parliament House
Act
Erator
Canberra Times
Canberra
CIB
The
CYB
Migrant hostess inquiry ordered crash toll inquiry
A migrant hostess inquiry is ordered after a fatal crash involving two Boeing 727s and two Cessna aircraft. All 79 aboard the jet were killed in the wreckage.
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A. Bedersl _Invvestigatiog team hat
Last surviving German emblem breaks silence in exile
Rome report cites United Press International that the last surviving German aumiple fought for his country in exile, a sign of lingering wartime loyalties. The fragmentary dispatch notes his reluctant defense of a ruined homeland and the persisting debate over culpability and memory.
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Rome
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