Canberra court fines for breath test refusals and drunken driving
In Queanbeyan Court of Petty Sessions a Canberra van driver received a $50 fine for refusing a Breathalyzer test and a $120 fine for driving under the influence of alcohol. The case outlined erratic driving, strong breath odor, unsteady balance, and slurred speech, with an Alco test positive on the spot. Additional penalties included driving without proper behavior and language infractions, plus multiple other defendants fined for related offenses.
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Canberra
Consable Ciofowenka
M. Ace Landall
Davies
Bailey
Ster
Cagherra
Hellian
Elient
Queanbeyan
Hnnhes
Hessiant
Hriliank
Paul
Tienthalyzer
Entitt
Antin Borlice Gary
Chasley Dunn
Marty Kelz
Tater
Colin Lawrence Bradley
Giovanni Morella
Edmond Leni Rendon
Stanko Roze
Leslie
Michael F. Prichard
Finn
Prichard
Roland Micherting
Debated Vote on Tuesday at Wilson and Payldont
Fragmentary transcription shows a late news note about a debate to be held Tuesday at Wilson and Payeldont with apologies for transcription errors and a request to aid Mr Tied.
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WiSon
Canberra doctors plan private hospital at Deakin
Doctors form non profit company to run a hospital in ACT with first private facility due by May 1970. Site at Strickland Crescent Deakin next to Canberra West Bowling Club allocated for 24 bed Vic hospital stage one with operating theatre and X ray gear.
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Canberra
Strickland Crescent
Deakin
Canberra West
Vic Hospital
Canberra doctors plan private 150 bed memorial hospital
A group of 22 Canberra doctors form a non profit company to build a 50 bed second stage linked by covered walkways, with a total of 150 beds in pavilion style. The John James Memorial Hospital would offer extensive gardens and near-by lawns, aiming for broad access and a range of services, financed by set returns and initial AMA backing.
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Mossi Jones and Campbell
Canberraa
Melbourne
A. Sion
Canberra
Shaun Te
T Cais Rr
Sogamo
AMA ‘Society
Bbs Rappid
Canterra Hospital
Vores
Tohn James Memorial Hospital
Wark
Dramen
Sydney University
Hocme
Royal College of Siereony
Suireons
Canberra Hospital
Braddon
Alsth
Bentley
Perth
Pape
Lee joins troop movement critics in Canberra talks
Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew arrived for the five power defence talks in Canberra and challenged Australia’s plan to move ground troops from Malaysia to Singapore after 1971. Malaysian and Singaporean leaders publicly questioned the decision, with New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoake seeking details on post 1971 force commitments as five power discussions proceed.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Canberra
Malaysia
Mc Lee
Mtil Raab
Bakrhairn
Fireth
Australia
West Malaysia
Hhe
Tun Riyahy Sale Hha
Wsan
Avis Trulia
Gene
Dis
House of Representatives
Mc Gorton
AL Inc
Singapors Te
Willy
Tr Sepms
Austelia
Cinderoa
New Zealand
Kolih Holyoake
Holyoake
Mattagal
Holyinke Wise
Aar
Fairhairn
Nestig
Therm
Nemah
Henley
Ritain
Ummnimierto
South-east Asia
Toninvanid Aigiclures
House of "Representatives
Sais
Nseruen
Treaman
Attra
Hrtain
Inine Milly Exeries
Austrant
Mgals
Helwan
Austraia
Prine.Misner
Guyton
Lee
Cin
Gorton
Mons
Joel
Admirallin
Wid Ewrom
Perth
Asan
Tun
Rae
Recall of 10000 pre 1968 Toyota Corona cars in Australia
About 10000 pre 1968 Toyota Corona cars in Australia are being recalled for inspection and replacement of brake pipes where necessary. Australian Motor Industries Ltd chief K O Hougham said the recall is a precaution amid conditions of salt spray on mud to keep vehicles clear. Toyota says no problems in Australia but slight issues in Japan. Nissan Australia notes no recall after US corrosion findings. News from Sydney and Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Toyo Corona
Australia
Australian Motor So
Duviries Ltd
K. OR. Hougham
Toyota
North America
Europe
Japan
Australia rejects return of West Irianian suspects
Indonesia plans to deport two West Irian detainees despite Jakarta saying they are political refugees. Australian officials say the men, linked to West Irian unrest, should not be returned. The United Nations has a petition urging an independent review as Canberra defends its policy welcoming political refugees and restricting repatriation.
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Australia
Assassine
Univer!e
West Irian
Fernando Crlie-Sanz
Clemens Ruicaver
Willen Zongsinoa
United Nations
Nn Wat Wey
Anin al Tehoesi Akasmian
Department of External Afairs
Tage Nicht
West Trian
Avatealian
Fatty Clement
York
Spakesian
Port Nfunnsd
Wowk
AiRtlands
West Tig
MHA Ordered Off Port Moresby Seat Amid Turbulence
In Papua New Guinea the Member for Wanel Nukie Yakob Tuli was ordered out of Gorok after a display of disorder in the House. Speaker Michael Somainy for East Sepik condemned the incident as improper, noting the administration action followed a tense session.
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Port Moresby
Wustnesday
AAP
Yakob Tuli
Wanel Nukie
House of Assembly
Sircraft
Gorok
Wan
Michael” Somainy
East Sepik
Newton writ evidence begins in court
Yesterday Justice Fox heard that teleprinter messages found at Kent Street Deakin referred to a confidential Trade Department report. An affidavit by Inspector Headland and statements by Commonwealth Police outline searches of Newtons home and offices, removal of documents, and the stage set for a writ of certiorari before magistrates.
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Justice Fox
Commonwealth Police
Kent Street
Deakin
Department of Trade
Norman Headstand
Wealt Police
Serch
Commonwealth Bolies
Ton’s Homie
Newton
LF. Sheppard
We. Johnston
Premier to fly own aircraft in government duties
The Queensland premier plans to use his own single engine aircraft for official travel. The report notes his long interest in aviation and argues the government should provide an air service for ministers, referencing past discussions and policy stances.
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Premier
Brisbane
Queensland
Wreotier
Mir Bydkelteter
Hisaniyval
Wielke-Peterse
Hh WA
Tay Duchsland Venerencey Cwhich
Enpgera
Pere
Aborted F-111 Cost Hide Attempt Raises Questions
A terse, garbled report indicates efforts to conceal the estimated cost of the F-111 aircraft by a former defense secretary’s staff. The fragment mentions Dr Warner and a government study, plus a note on student inquiry and sexual ethics coverage, with parking restrictions and page references.
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Warner
Witty
Ae Orien
Kollavelne Nast
Smth
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