02 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1967
Page
1
The Federal Government will not start any programme to aid Aborigines soon, despite the referendum granting the Commonwealth power to legislate for Aborigines in the States. Minister Sinclair said no immediate Commonwealth action. states retain welfare responsibility and budgeting powers.
ANU historian Sir Keith Harcock to receive honorary Doctor of Laws from Oxford University this month. He discusses Australia’s place in world affairs and the value of stable government and media to serve Aboriginal people, and cautions on regional labour and wage issues in Northern NSW.
In Cairo the Associated Press reports two Lavptin submarines were belly stabilized today in the Suez Canal while traveling alongside the US carrier Intrepid. The incident highlights tense naval movements near Cairo as Prime Minister Me Hol travels on a Washington visit with President Jie.
The Australian segment of a two hour world telecast will air from Canberra and other cities, featuring director Parkes, NSW native Joset Van Sternberg and Marlena Sound producer. Viewers in 30 nations will watch as tapes switch and interviews occur, with ABC noting limited commercial content and no broader promotional aims.
A disjointed report notes casualties from a holiday crash, with scattered references to Germany and Britain. The piece mentions doctors, survivors, and public concern as authorities investigate the incident and its toll reaches twelve.
Local residents gathered yesterday along Yaralains Nursery road for the inaugural opening of the garden centre by the Department of the Interior. The event drew witnesses and marked a top moment for the horticultural pop scene in the area.
Jumbled notes describe a Glasgow centered event with officials, a centre explanation, a police response, and a fine of SA1250. The text mentions a tour, a door being locked, a man named Infante Veges, and a warden, but the details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Australian government considers stabilising the general level of doctors fees as part of a broader price policy. HF Forbes notes the ministry has been studying developments and possible actions to influence medical remuneration.
Prime Minister Mr Williken left London for Washington and Ottawa to pursue a grand alliance of maritime powers securing free Gulf of Aqaba shipping amid Arab blockade. Talks may widen to UN involvement, with Johnson administration notes and potential wider regional and defense implications.
A man named Kees Laurels on Bulhuimpir Street Reich was convicted Saturday in Can s berca Court of Putty Serviony for contravening building and advertising rules. He erected a Northbourne Avenue sign with the slogan Red and Black fast without proper permission. He was fined 200 and ordered to pay costs. Department inspectors later investigated but permission issues persisted. The case touched on municipal ordinance enforcement and an ongoing debate about signs in the area.
Figures from Commonwealth Statistics show a slight decline in the population growth rate in 1964 from 1963. The year marked the lowest net growth since 1961, with a reported drop of about one percent and the overall growth easing after a prior rise.
Fragmented report notes SMA plans to end specific building duties as national development progresses. It mentions continued reminition work after hydroelectric scheme completion and partial retention of administrative sections for state governments. The piece cites casualties abroad with 343 killed and 7006 wounded, while the American Command reports 2,210 enemy killed.
Fragmentary newspaper clipping mentions winter sports and ads. Unclear names, events, or dates. readable items reference page 13 and a swim and track context but concrete facts are missing. This brief item preserves the fragmentary notice of winter sports content without explicit details.
Fragmentary text mentioning Paris markets and business topics, with numerous garbled terms. References to Provident de Gaile, Common Market, and Court pages appear incoherent. No coherent event or entities clearly defined for a reliable summary.
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