Off Course Bet Plan Approved for Canberra TAB
Canberra to operate off course betting within three months with a five member ACT TAB board. Totalisator bets would flow through ACT and Victorian NSW boards under negotiated agreements. Flags include higher penalties for illegal betting and allocations to charities tied to pool deductions.
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Royal crowd attends Ascot opening day with fashion parade
Queen Elizabeth and royal family join opening day at Ascot racing amid brilliant sunshine. The Queen dons a white dress and navy jacket, with a pale pink outfit worn by the Queen Mother. Notable attendees include Princess Anne, Princess Margaret absent, and Beatrix of the Netherlands. Exotics and huge hats dominate paddock style as Duke of Edinburgh mingles with spectators beside the new £1.56 million enclosure stands. Queens horses Astoria and Golden Oriole fail to place in the races.
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Surprise at 17m cost estimate for Opera House
The Minister for Public Works, Mr. Ryan, announced a new 17.4 million pound estimate for the Opera House at Boonelong Point, up from the previous 12.4 million. He said the rise reflects engineering and design complexities and promised detailed explanations from architect Joern Utzon while dismissing calls to cancel the project. The completion date was pushed to August 1967, a 20 month delay from the 1965 plan, and the government faces required legislation to fund the excess. Opposition leader Mr. Askin claimed total costs could exceed 20 million.
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Talks to end Borneo war near collapse in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur reports say Tokyo talks to end the Borneo war are near foundering as Indonesian troop buildups and weekend clashes with Gurkhas surface for the Malaysian delegation. Officials express deep pessimism about any summit progress while Bangkok talks discuss guerrilla withdrawal procedures and Thai observers monitor moves along Sarawak borders.
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School Bus Fares Unchanged in ACT as Adult Rates Rise
The Advisory Council approved keeping school bus fares unchanged while adult fares are scheduled to rise. Mr Anthony proposed limits to increases, arguing the loss in the 1964-65 year could reach £79,000 even with higher fees. Government officials expect new adult fares to take effect July 1, with school rates remaining static.
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Fluoridation Contracts Let for Canberra Water
The National Capital Development Commission awarded two contracts in Canberra's water fluoridation programme. ACT Builders Pty. Ltd. will alter the Cotter pumping station for 3000 pounds, Wallace and Tiernan Pty. Ltd. to supply and install equipment for 5504 pounds. Completion is set in eight and six weeks respectively.
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