Landscape plan for Canberra park splits by river system
The National Capital Development Commission discusses a Molonglo River east of Lake Burley Griffin park project. Proposals feature waterways from Jereraborberra Creek to the Molonglo with a wide park at Arapunya and redefining canal paths. Officials note studies urge shaping the area without immediate development and emphasize public consultation.
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National Capital Development
Commie Hon
Matangi
Lake Burley Griffin
Prsporsl
Hanna
Moleniglo
Sau Sereatteen
Waloni
Narranundah
Anguiline
Pianning
REDE
Ronal
Han Onal
Spokeunin
Wis
NODC
Activory Council
Acca Uy A
National Capital Planning Committee
NCBC
Rockefeller to Stand for President
Albany dispatch reports Nelson Rockefeller announced plans to actively seek the Republican nomination, challenging Nixon. He says the party needs a choice and will address national and international issues, starting with Vietcong policy in Philadelphia as the campaign unfolds.
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Albany
NAP
Tuncheon
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Richard Niven
Fat
Niton
Harry Goldwater
Goldwater
Vietcom
Philadelphia
Two hurt in Canberra collision at Kingston
A two car crash at the intersection of Canberra Avenue and Cunningham Street Kingston left two women injured. Avatone Dean 24 of Downer suffered severe hand and chest injuries. Plaine Allchin 21 of Downer received head and chest injuries. her condition was described as satisfactory.
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Canberra Community Hospital
Canberra Avenue
Cunningham Street
Kingston
Avatone Dean
Heaton Place
Downer
Plaine Allchin
Melbourne youth awarded damages in Supreme Court
A Melbourne youth, Phillip Shannon, a Mentone Graternal School student, was awarded 82 300 damages in the Supreme Court after a red accident case. Evidence showed his ambition to become a doctor and his injury affected earnings. Another claimant, Taber, received 7 800 for medical and other expenses.
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Melbourne
Supreme Coast
Phillip Shannon
Mentone Graternal School
Na Taber
France's first heart transplant patient dies at 66
Paris reports the death of Clovis Oblain, 66, France's first heart transplant recipient. The patient Roblain died after receiving a donor heart from a car accident victim Michel Gy. Surgeons Prof Mercadier and Prof Exrol led the operation and said a further transplant date would be set.
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Paris
Tuveday Carp-Reuter
France
Clovis Oblain
Roblain
Arior
Taste Howitt
Michel Gy
Robbin
Eadier
Eall
Christian Ex
Robinia
Mercoaler
Ne Aneunwement
Proteoe Mercadier
Heart bank plan and hospital project in Melbourne
Melbourne doctors pursue a project to establish a heart bank at the Alfred Hospital Research Institute. Director De T. G. Lowe says experiments store hearts and other organs. Victorian Minister for Health Mr Dickie notes state government scrutiny and potential investigations into heart, liver, and other transplant plants.
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Melbourne
Altos
Hspit
Ine
de T. G. Lowe
Dickie
Vicfern
Leadership vote fails to heal ALP dispute in Australia
The Australian Labor Party faces a left wing revolt after Gough Whitlam won re election as Labor Leader by 38 to 32. Dr Cairns and Deputy Leader Barnard dispute the meaning of the win with Cairns claiming the leader acted unilaterally. The caucus meets at 10 30 am with possible moves to constrain Whitlam though a full no confidence motion seems unlikely.
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A.L.P
Whitlam
ALP
Cairns
Barnard
Thitce Wal
Nation Television
Bar
Pareliamentary
Human
Portiaanny
Whitcum
Fomnetall
Whillara
Teast
Aucun
Whittamn
Marnward
Issie Oily
Australia
Cairny
Me Hurnant
Callna
Seer Keday
Cairne Wav
Gauene Hie
Witla
Aly
Whitlam leadership vote shows Cairns rivals' gains
Amid Labor leadership tensions in Victoria and Canberra, Mr Whitlam secured a narrow win but suffered shifts as Dr Cairns increased support. Delegates debated the implications for the Victorian executive and the path to a possible special conference while party unity and future leadership strategy remained contested.
Army parcel inspection rules and censorship in Vietnam era
Officials vet army mail for prohibited items and inspect parcels leaving Vietnam. A postal authority spokesman noted mail remains subject to normal postal rules and censorship, with procedures applied to all shipments and consignments.
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Vietnam
Sidlents
Winnie Aiffisials
Viewnam
Ries
Ministers Lacked Foresight Cited by Senator in Senate
The senator told the Senate ministers failed to foresee the lonning of the ACT and lacked foresight cited by a senator. The report references remarks about interior ministers and their perceived omissions. Page 3 mentions God and man debates, while page 2 questions the concept of God, and page 5 notes Korea talks and US positions. Classifieds span pages 28 to 32.
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Senate
Chamberlain Angrily Reacts To Whitlam Victory In WA
Western Australia ALP secretary F B Chamberlain states he is reviewing the situation after Whitlam's victory. WA state executive members claim they supported Whitlam at their meeting, risking censure or removal of support from the federal caucus. Melbourne reports a 13-man committee to draft the Victorian ALP annual conference ticket selects the test wing executive.
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ALI
Agelint
Duuner
Barnard
Whitlam
Baenard
Feader
Hiney
Jo Cance
Victorias
Ch Yeciersay
Daei
Sion
Yestersday
Mr Whitlam
Faber
extra-Parliamertary
Latsterday
Perth
ALP
Western Australia
F.B. Chamberlain
Mr Whitham
Labor Caucus
Melbourne
Sally
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RIVE
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Fyshwick
Kennedy
Heart Bank Plan
Royal Perth ‘Hospital
Telnamian
Hob Sengalli
Gloucester Park
Dostore
Sangalli
Jonathan Gaul
Culwell
Liberal Party
Aiatina
Party Unity
Mir Whitlam
Jens
A.N.Z. Bank
Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited
Canberra
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