Boy Found In Royal National Park Not Lost Says Boy
Sydney report says an eight year old boy found today after disappearing from a Seoultran in Royal National Park yesterday would not admit he was lost. A search near Green Valley located Rooney who aged beyond his years and his mother wandered away from the sea while his companions hid to elude seekers.
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Move to rescind ban on political debate at SRC meeting
A proposal to rescind a motion restricting SRC debate on political questions goes to a special Students Association meeting in the Union lounge. Key councillors face a no confidence motion amid protests over limited discussion rights following the last council session.
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Canberra Boys Grammar plans aquatics centre for school
The Canberra Boys Grammar and Parents Friends Association seek to build an aquatics centre in Yarras Junta Bay to include a swimming pool, rowing and sailing facilities for pupils. Vice president G. P. Phillips says completion is hoped by year end next year with school funds and association support planned for the project.
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NZ pilots to go to Vietnam on exchange with RAF
New Zealand pilots, to serve with the Royal Australian Air Force in Vietnam, will rotate to No 3 Squadron RAAP for a six month duty. Before deployment they will train at airbase to learn RAAF helicopter procedures. Prime Minister for Defence Mr Bury outlined the plan in Canberra, noting no RNZAF helicopter squadron will join Vietnam at this time.
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Surveyor's Tour Led by Colonel Bucks to Cambridge
The Larestor of the survey announces a conference with Commonwealth Survey Officers at Cambridge Flan, mest mouth Me. Colonel F G Bucks will then visit survey arrangements across Europe North America and South Asia.
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New Tourist Commission Formed to Promote Tourism
The Minister announced a new Tourist Commission with state government representatives and a chair from the Travel Association. The body aims to promote tourism, attract visitors, and coordinate development across New South Wales, with key figures including Mr Chipp and Mr J D Bajes-Tauist activities naming roles for the commission.
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Move to Increase Elected Members Aims
An executive council discussion features Mr C NSW and Mr F Shey Eton pushing to raise elected member numbers. Mr Walsh advocates expanding the council to eleven seats, citing Holden years and earlier prime ministerial initiatives, while opposition notes the move could alter advisory balance within the government Tourist Bureau.
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Opera House Issues Under Review After Ulysses Stoppage
Australian officials consider why James Joyce Ulysses was halted in Sydney amid a broader debate on culture and mining industry tensions. The central Miners Federation advocates voice concern over artistic and labor policies while government figures weigh public works funding and the future of the Sydney Opera House.
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Law commission hearing on wages and job rules details
A partially garbled report notes a law commission hearing called on its own motion to decide on wage necessity variations for employees governed by the reworked treaties and related awards. It mentions deaths from strokes and a Bihar context amid 1967 state industry changes and wage cases in the mid east region.
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