Health minister blocks full Canberra hospital board authority
The Health Minister Dr Forbes rejects granting full employer authority to the Canberra Hospital board despite a delegation from the Federation pressing for stronger powers. The federation argues full control speeds staff upgrades and streamlined dispute procedures, while ministers and officials indicate only partial authority is possible, with ongoing talks and consideration of reform efforts.
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Indus
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O'Dea
Margaret Faches
Shelton
Noel
Webster
Two Territory Law Bills Passed In Parliament
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Whitlam moved to amend the Judiciary Bill to prevent the legal profession in the ACT from becoming a closet shop. The bill sets who may practise in the High Court and other Federal courts, and in Territory county courts, passed by the Representatives.
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Fijians graduate at Yass in ACT Supreme Court scene
The report describes a confusing scene at the ACT Supreme Court involving Fijian graduates Miss Surend Lathe Singh and Miss Nubian Regum Ranve. It notes discussions on barrister admission across territories, and mentions a Rotary International connection and proposed amendments by Mr Whitlam.
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Rotary International
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Renare
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Perpetual calendar plan linked to murder charge in Melbourne
Coroner told of a curious case in which Dr Edwards of Honolulu designed a perpetual calendar with 91 days in some years and a fixed date system. A youth allegedly killed his father over the calendar debate, with the trial noting the calendar’s bearings and potential impact on dates such as Easter.
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Ee Saraner
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William Parstow
Alice
Jean Parslow
Wong
Rober
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Joring
Excessive Drug Use Deplored in Melbourne
In Melbourne today the present age was described as drug conscious due to excessive prescribing by doctors and aggressive advertising, highlighting concerns over the impact of drug use and promotional pressures on public health.
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Melbourne
Tne
Man claims lost fortune and trial notes public concerns
An elderly man testifies about a lost fortune during a 16H session at Wichirwa College of Phat snney wats Hild this hy. Prof Wright from the University of Sydney discusses pharmaceutical chemistry and says a procedure to cure was not public. A Melbourne Cup mention appears with a seance, then divorce allegations arise against McCormack and his wife Alice MATY. The judge considers assets and a case of adulterous claims, with a total sum cited at 4000 dollars and a timetable ending December 1967.
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Harry Parick Hele
Pata Ae MaCormac
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Wright
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McCormack
Boundaries proposed in Sydney spark party clash
The Sydney boundary plan is debated as the ALP fights control while a government commission considers repointing local government boundaries and potential 50 percent measures. The Minister for Local Government moves toward placing the recommendations before Parliament.
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