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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
10
An armed man barricaded in a room fired from a homemade pistol as about eight officers rushed the scene. Police overpowered him after a struggle. the assailant hurled a bed and struck an officer, drawing a swift response from responders. No further details available.
Australia plans to almost double aid to Indonesia to 127 million dollars next financial year from 6.2 million this year. Foreign Minister Hasluck said the move reflects economic development goals and Indonesia’s needs under Suharto’s regime.
A contentious F-111 order denial sparked by the Department at Cape Tata yesterday escalates trade frictions. Reports from Fort Worth and Sydney indicate tensions over oil and energy exports, with analysts noting the arbitration commission's December ruling created more disputes than resolutions.
The report portrays a dispute where luceton and Ghryde claim the arbitration process was mishandled. They allege the commission conducted examinations without warning or comment, denying parties time to respond. The text hints at tensions between employers, unions, and the commission over debate framing and expectations.
Three men died in weekend crashes across New South Wales. The fatalities occurred in multiple locations including Goulburn and Chippendale, with hospitalised survivors listed in critical condition. Police are reviewing circumstances and blaming may be placed on drivers.
A Melbourne fireman, aged 42, died in Austin Hospital after during a grass blaze in Ivanhoe. The victim, Wenervair Lamienun from Jamieston, sustained extensive burns and succumbed to injuries late Sunday night.
Fragmentary OCR yields a tale of a priest changing churches and family ties. The text mentions Aviglienn, Kovac, Pinon, Rose Hit, Tejwell, and a shift involving a wife and children amid a Roman Catholic setting. Details are unclear due to damaged wording.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a drowning incident at Gulturn and mention Hollis Surdley Muiriginal and Sylvester Coughlan. References to Rho Streets Cloutharn and a hospital at Gulturn Bae Hospitst imply injuries or medical treatment following the event.
Mr Vermes SM said an outreach home in the county would host youths aged 15 to 20 who have joined a local job readiness program. The residence, supported by the Department of the Interior, aims to provide housing and activities, with a fundraising target of 16 000.
A Canberra Times fragment notes a Saturday report about Mr Justice Dunphy in the ACT Supreme Court delivering judgment against Keith Wehre for an amount listed as 040 in a case titled Custom Cred Corporation T1. The text is garbled and correctness unclear.
A fragmented report notes the Friday release of a new VW model in Melbourne. It mentions top speed at 78 mph and a cost around 2130 dollars, with references to technical features like a 2-volt electrical system and fresh air cooling.
A disrupted report notes the Cameronians regiment facing disbandment in May amid debates on white Australia policy and postwar duty. It mentions Colonel GoMingwood and General Osorne Gud, with figures like Mr A J Grassby and Professor Rigby weighing a move to Australia and the regiment's potential roles.
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Gorton facing sharp criticism over a proposed health, survey, and repatriation department reorganization. Opposition and Labor figures accuse him of poor priorities while defending a broader reform agenda amid ministerial reshuffles and public service changes.
A large urban gathering is planned at Manuhx Oval as the ACT Trades and Labour Council calls protests and picnics impacting local businesses. Officials expect up to 6 000 attendees, with a historic shift as junior participants join the event staged near Springbank Island and involving the Plumbers Union.
A chaotic report from Melbourne describes a drowning survivor revived multiple times during rescue operations as pilots consider a bans clause in a High Court matter. The piece blends disjointed events from aviation, water rescue, and legal debate with uncertain attributions and names.
NSW officials pushed for breathalyser tests amid transport concerns. Mr Morris said he supports a NSW program, noting successful use in Victoria and Australia’s capital territory considering pilots. Canberra Times reports indicate mixed public backing and potential national rollout plans.
UN representative W P said the organization would not push New Guinea toward independence. He stressed the UN missions were guiding and listening as local opinions form. The visit included polling in the Western Highlands with thousands voting and public meetings addressing self government and future policy.
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