Milk price up one cent in Canberra on July 1
Canberra will see a one cent rise in pint prices from July 1 as two wholesale distributors announce the move. The government opened the market to new distributors while state and local officials discuss the impact. The rise, matching Sydney patterns, will boost producer receipts but raise Canberra consumer costs by about 200,000 dollars annually. critics demand clearer justification.
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State aid ALP in WA splits over direct grants
WA delegates vote 376 to 265 for direct State aid with a 5 card system, while Queensland and others weigh in. Three states back direct aid while Victoria and South Australia oppose. WA decision shapes ALP stance on education funding amid Surfers Paradise talks and Tonkin push for broader private school aid.
Britain urged to define Far East military role at SEATO talks
Delegates at the SEATO meeting press Britain to clarify its position in Southeast Asia while Australia and New Zealand push for a firm British presence. Britain says no troop requests have been made for Vietnam or northeast Thailand, as bilateral talks with SEATO partners loom.
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Death at Canberra dance claims 18 year old
Mrs Ashley Susan Wagner, 18, collapsed and died Saturday night at the Canberra Rex Hotel during a club lounge dance with her husband and friends. Canberra police said she was dead on arrival at Canberra Community Hospital. No suspicious circumstances. Coroner Mr Dobson was informed and an autopsy ordered.
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Tracked trawler threatened as engine dam hosts peril
A late news item reports a Jone TT Low tin trawler in the North Sea near JASAOU EE. Enygiond Suk controlled by a crow and a chain of events blocked by a barricaded hinge in the engine room. The crew faced a danger of yawing the vessel.
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SEATO Council Opens With Formal Ceremony in Canberra
SEATO council meeting opens at the Canberra Theatre Centre with a formal ceremony followed by a closed session to review a plan led by Lt Gen Jesus Vargas to combat Communist subversion in the SEATO area. Austin, Holt, and Thanat Khoman are among speakers as US and Australia reaffirm SEATO and ANZUS ties amid debate over member commitments.
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Queensland ALP to decide on State aid at federal conference
In Brisbane on Sunday the Queensland ALP executive will decide tomorrow on the party's federal attitude to State aid. Queensland leaders noted Western Australia's reversal and expect the next federal conference at Surfers Paradise to show 18 for and 12 against State aid. If Queensland votes against, the tally would be 18 each and the question may be unresolved. Tasmanian delegates may split three for and three against, while Queensland central executive rules complicate direction. The majority report of delegates is expected by Advisory Committee on education decision.
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Calwell backs Hanoi peace mission Plan eyed after Saigon visit
Melbourne The Leader of the Opposition Mr Calwell said he would pursue a peace mission to Hanoi after visiting Saigon South Vietnam if possible. He noted Australia’s troops are fighting there and discussed plans with Prime Minister Holt while Doctors said he would recover from nervous exhaustion.
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Juventus Triumph Amid Turmoil in Reserve Match
A reserve grade game between Olympic and Juventus at Merike Oval ended 2-0 after a chaotic scene. Referee escorted from dressing rooms as Juventus scored twice amid crowd disturbances. Three officials sent off, including Lampron for striking a linesman. Spectators clashed. Olympic players faced discipline for on field incident. Match report on page 14.
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Documentary on Vietnam Held Up by Australian Censors
Sydney reports a BBC Michael Charlton documentary on Vietnam faced a hold by Australia’s Customs Department after Chief Censor R J Prowse referred the decision to Canberra. Preparations for screening were halted as officials considered the fate of the program.
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Guarded optimism on Vietnam peace talks and war end dates
Weekend delegates voiced guarded optimism about ending open warfare in Vietnam. Khoman suggested a possible end within 16 months, while Do warned guerrilla war could last up to a decade. South Vietnam favored SEATO actions and held open talks, provided opponents accept peace moves.
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End near for dock strike in Britain shipping dispute
End near for dock strike as developments point to an approaching resolution. The Vatloan commission on birth control has completed its report. The US Senate approved the controversial car safety bill imposing new standards. NSW Minister for Conservation Benic estimates Australia’s drought cost at 1,000 million dollars with 700 million in NSW.
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