Harman praised by White House for Royal Canberra link
A fragmentary report notes HMAS Harman near Canberra provided communications for President Johnson during a December visit and Holt funeral, with commendation from the White House Communications Agency for the station’s technical competence and collective efforts. Commander Wall lauds Harman’s role in linking presidential communications to service grounds.
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Macchis for WA Phioe for a fang training Ano at the RAN base
Fragmented OCR reads of a defense related notice at a Western Australia base describing a training program and ministerial involvement. Names and places are garbled but reference to naval base training and an official event are present.
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Reorganisation of Canberra bus services announced
The Department of the Interior announced a reorganised Canberra bus timetable to provide more frequent direct cross-town services. The Woden Valley routes will operate hourly from today with expanded services linking Belconnen, the City, Kingston, and Barton, replacing prior three separate services and aiming for a three to eight minute ride within certain corridors.
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West glider crossing at Blue Mountains marks first by Sydney group
Fragmentary report notes a glider crossing attempt near the Blue Mountains with a party from Southern Crow Glut led by a company director from Val jel O Melaly. The event spans Camden to Junee about two hundred miles, described as a notable aviation milestone by HM.
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Campbell Parents Oppose Hostel Near School
Campbell parents protest a proposed hostel near Campbell High School citing safety concerns for pupils. They urge the Department to reconsider and seek alternatives, claiming the hostel could pose risks to children while stressing the need for protective measures and community input.
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ANU plans face planning and leadership changes
Australian National University faces management shifts as new administrator David Des Jor takes charge. He has a background in university planning and regional programs. The incoming official, with wartime service and postwar governance roles, is expected to influence development efforts and external relations during 1967 69, as planning work continues at the university.
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Door to door appeal notes in ACT campaign
The ACT committee of the Freedom Prom Munger Campaign will host a door knock appeal. Dr J Falk chairman notes a 1967 appeal in the ACT and mentions a Dutch government offer of $24,000 and a program for graduate students and porthead-a better contribution.
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Morling Lodge Opens Geriatric Centre in Canberra
The Prime Minister Gorton attended the opening of Morling Lodge the first geriatric care centre of its kind in Canberra. The new nursing home serves 34 aged residents with a second stage planned to extend to seven additional places. Reverend Gi. Hi Marling offered a dedication prayer as the facility highlighted privacy and companionship through its courtyard design.
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Education expansion in Australia cited by Whitlam
Federal Education and Science Minister Fraser predicts further expansion of advanced education as Australia expands university and college facilities. Whitlam urges boosting aid to developing countries, including New Guinea, in a broader education strategy.
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