Canberra taxi owners form new Abs service after interior pressure
The Department of the Interior pressed Canberra tax owners to back a new taxi service in the ACT. J J Kinnane, head of the Conia Taxi Proprietors Association, said the association agreed to form Abs. the minister and attorney general discussed safeguards. The move aims to stabilize radio taxi operations and protect the public from unreliable service.
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Axl Brolin
Cam Hera
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Gomeininn
J. Re Piaser
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Thaler Bnts
Trade Gap Shows Widening Deficit Outlook
The article analyzes a widening trade deficit in 1906 with exports and imports volumes. It estimates the yearly deficit around £130 million, citing rising import costs and expected stronger foreign payments. Officials note risks from external factors and insist on monitoring trends as the year progresses.
Mother dies giving birth to twins at Whyalla Hospital
In Whyalla a coroner will hold inquiry into the death of Mrs Willigrate Stevens a 24 year old Whyalla mother who died during the birth of twins at Whyalla Hospital The tragedy occurred after lengthy labour with her husband Mr Stevens present The second twin died and controversy surrounds medical decisions and religious beliefs in the case The local dean and medical association comment on the broader issue of parental consent and child birth rights
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Tired Gemini pair prepare for re entry and prayers
Fragmented report describes Gemini astronauts awaiting sea recovery after their four day orbital mission. Wives pray at a church service as plans call for a rescue by U S and allied forces with recovery ships near Bermuda. Names and details are garbled but reference to Astronauts and Space Agency officials appear.
Council Clears Agenda Amid Labor Party Tensions
Canberra reports show the ACT Advisory Council finishing a lengthy agenda after months of effort. The meeting involved Labor movents and union leaders including Mr F. C. Bennett and J. D. Garland, with critiques of party policies and calls for reform ahead of a weekend conference.
Canberra Labor unity voices on NSW labour moves
Fragmented debate shows NSW Labor shifting stance amid union demands and government policy. Key figures such as Mr Bennett, Mr Garland, and Mr Seyly are cited as executive members, with discussion of wage, leave, and other fringe issues affecting the movement's legislative aims.
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Toreas Barker
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Bureau of Meleor
Untitled Late News Note With Scrambled Text
A fragmented early wire note reports on ongoing operations and safety measures as authorities urge calm. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but references to teams and agencies imply a coordinated response and public safety actions.
US Opens Top Level Review of Vietnam War Policy
The United States announces a top level review of Vietnam War policy as General Maxwell Taylor arrives for consultations. Reports indicate a strong push for broader U.S. leadership, with Australian forces preparing to support in the Pleiku region and potential airlift to Saigon. The administration vows full backing for ongoing military efforts while awaiting further guidance from allied partners and the White House.
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Actress Sully Iolliday Dies in New York Hospital
New York actress Sully Iolliday died after weeks in a hospital. The report notes her long career and public prominence, with lingering questions about her final illness and recent public appearances.
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Iolliday
Te Ie Bainese
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Praise from Queen Honors Vietnamese War Service Members
The Queen will decorate four Australian servicemen for bravery in Vietnam near Hoi An and Pande Hill. Officers include Joly Steelers Ferensnn, 30, Royal Australian Engineers. Inky Percy Clarke, 24, Royal Australian Infantry. Asahelm Colley, 27, Royal Australian Infantry. John Trevor Marlones, 39, Royal Australian Army. Minister Barbe announced the recommendation for the Queen's commendation posthumously to mark the action in recent years.
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Turning point in Southeast Asia politics and protests
Southeast Asia correspondent Creighton Burns outlines a turning point as surveys of Vietnam political trends show shifts. The piece notes tensions between Communist and non Communist factions and mentions Melbourne airport precedence and weather specials on classified pages.
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Creighton Burns
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