Canberra hosts world dignitaries during royal birthday week
The Australian capital welcomed the Governor General and Lady Blin, plus high commissioners from New Zealand and India, for a string of receptions and parades. Attendees included the Queen’s birthday events, diplomatic corps gatherings, and university and cultural visits.
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Blin
Gavern
Bydhey
Canberra
Dantroas
Thursiday
Willian
King’s School
Parramatta
Byaney “University
Bure Avermar-aneral
Ragland
Australia
Confusion Over Free Medicine Policy Scrutiny
In Melbourne the Pharmaceutical Service Guild reports confusion after changes to free medicine regulations, criticized for late notice to doctors and chemists. Eric Booth, the federal president, urged closer government consultation to prevent pensioners facing sudden charges as some prescriptions ceased to be free.
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Melbourne
Tussany
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Pharmaceutical Service Guild
Eric Booth
Dactora
Chemiata
Reguini
Japan Passes Police Control Bill Amid Parley Riot
A Tokyo Diet panel backs a police control measure granting central government power over police, despite Socialists and others protests. Lower House leaders push disciplinary votes over riot incidents as 200 police were deployed last Thursday, with further action planned Tomorrow.
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Lapwin
Fontroversiat Polive
Focal Adina
Tokin
Kennelly Leaves ALP Denials From Party Officials
Text reports alleging Senator Kennelly planned to resign as federal secretary of the ALP were denied by party senior D Lovegrove. He stated Kennelly had not ordered a resignation and planned to continue in the role beyond the next federal executive meeting.
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Kennelly
Honam
ALP
Alleialy
D. Lovegrove
Abts
Salight
Kenelly
Idvin Jim
Ahity
Caterpillars Wreak Havoc on Rhineland Fruit Orchards
Irregular reports from Rhineland describe thousands of fruit trees damaged by a caterpillar outbreak. Authorities and economists assess losses, with apple harvests in the region feared wiped out by warm weather and farmer inaction.
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Rhineland
University College Debates Move of Capital to Sydney
University College students plan a debate on moving the national capital from Canberra to Sydney at a Thursday night SRC meeting. President Jahn Awards notes the college intends several dates with interjections allowed and broad speaker participation.
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Southern Tablelands Christian Ndeavour
Canberra
National Movement
H. Watson
Me Watson
Central Baptist Church
Sydney
Tablelands
Kingston
Harold Hunter
CBLRO
Division of Entomology
L. B. Barton-Browne
Sydney Universy
Barton-Browne
Maying
Havelock House
University College
Canberra University College
National Capital
Jahn
Filwards
Milculm Yell
John Low
Fire at hospital grounds damages equipment and delays work
A fire at a hospital work site occurred yesterday morning at 11 25 am causing damage to timber and storage areas. Firefighters responded quickly but the origin and extent of damage remain under investigation by local authorities.
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Ramage
Canberra
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