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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
2
The Australian Institute of Cirican Studies opens this morning at the Academy of Scheme building with 54 of 72 founding council members present. The opening session will be chaired by Minister for Housing Senator Dame Annabelle Rankin and addressed by Governor General Lord Casey.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Rudduck writings through 1956 with references to Victorian Western contexts. Mentions figures like Jennings and Mood, discussions of government, business interests, and Australian and Canadian connections. The text is garbled but indicates reprints and archival commentary on Rudduck and associated personalities in political and industrial discourse.
Fragmented report notes calls at Rockhampton and Brisbane for roads and rail funding, with debate over airport and port upgrades. Mentions Mr Lee, PM Wilson, and Defence and Navy matters tied to broader Asia policy and potential base closures, amid mixed public reaction and planned schedules.
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew told Labour backbenchers Singapore would not turn to the United States for protection and did not want American military aid. The talks touched on Britain's withdrawal, with Lee arguing the decision was wrong in principle and unwise in method, though Benish plans to speed withdrawal continued.
In Auckland on Tuesday an owner retrieved the 49k Ketch South Pacific after weeks of delay. Police reported two men injured during the incident including a knife wound to the abdomen. one, Wille Roberts, 24, is recovering, and Neville Finebere, 27, is making steady progress after rescue from the vessel.
Sydney report notes Professor Toho Hickie of SS Vincent's Hospital becomes a fellow of the Australian College of Cardiology. He is the second Australian to receive the honor during a British tour, with arrival in Cooma en route to a hospital assignment. The article mentions Dr J Diver and travels through the Alpine mountains as part of the Engineers division.
A Medical Journal of Australia article links shifts in live birth sex ratios with cancer death rates in the United States. Analyzed statial data show five year lags, noting lower sex ratio in groups with higher cancer mortality from malignant neoplasms and suggesting a general association similar to findings from England, Wales and Finland.
A historic fault site near the new arterial road is described as an asset. It has long been visited by students and tourists and is to be preserved despite nearby resource development. City officials and mineral resources authorities request preservation.
Three Seymour firemen including the brigade captain were fined for looting a senna on April 22 near the Heart the, Mime Highway. Keith Len Tare received five pounds, William dad Williams paid one pound ten shillings, and Francis John Tebble paid fifty pounds.
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