Preferred treatment questioned over Canberra open market
The Canberra Fruit and Vegetable Retailers Association urged scrutiny of the Department of the Interior as it weighs the open fruit and vegetable market in Canberra Avenue. In evidence at the ACT Joint Committee inquiry, Mr Bigg argued the move favors dealers who have contributed little to Canberra’s development, while others warned of health and cost implications and called the market an expedient.
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Canberra Fruit and Vegetable Retailers’ Association
Department of the Interior
Canberra Avenue
J. W. Bigg
Canberra
J. E Marriott
Bigg
Department Miers
Hal
Manning
F. M. Daly
Lab
Nsw
Jey
Kinston
D. M. Devitt
J.P
Toohey Mah
Dame Ivy
Wedgwood
Lib
Vick
Fnrpely
Tel
Late News Brief from Stine Fete and Salon Amenity
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fete, a cereal salon, and opposition activity. Details are unclear, names and places are uncertain, and no complete event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Canberra Suburb Holt Named After Former Prime Minister
A Canberra suburb is to be named Holt in honor of the former Prime Minister. The final selection will await approval by the National Memorials Committee led by Prime Minister Gorton. Other committee members have been notified for comment as a names proposal for Belennén suburb develops from a number designation.
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Canberra
Holt
Gorton
Belennén
Hikely
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Pisani
Capitani
Private Townsend Defies Orders at Court Martial
Private Simon Patrick Townsend, 22, told a court martial he would disobey any military orders after being charged with disobeying a superior at South Head army depot. He was found guilty and sentenced to 28 days detention. Townsend had sought conscientious objector status since May 15 and alleges the army ignored his request to notify his parents of his whereabouts.
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Simon Townsend
Sydney
Picturegram
Simon Patrick Townsend
Townsend
South Head Army Depot
Gaullist defection shakes vote over censure in France
In Paris, Gaullist deputy Pisani defies party lines by defecting to the left and Communist side, while Capitani resigns, leaving the ruling alliance at 240 seats. The censure motion requires 244 votes to topple Pompidou, with centrists hedging and De Gaulle potential responses hanging in the balance.
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Fiee
Mr Pompidou
Rene Capi- Mant
Paris
Capitani
National Assembly
Pisani
Gaullist
Mr Capitani
Mr Pisani
Gaullist Alliance
Iste
Federation
Jeader
Jacques Duhamel
Pompidou
France Steeled by Widespread National Strike Across Sectors
Eight million workers in France halted the nation as strikes spread from transport to banking, with 16 000 tall qavers joining a 24 hour "strike of warning." Parisians faced bread shortages, while electricity staff stayed quiet as the CGT-led movement disrupted railways, ports, and nuclear sites. Police clashed with protesters in Brussels and Manchester where 150 students faced arrests amid pro French solidarity actions.
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Ocoui
Paris
Les Halex
National Assembly
France
de Gaulle
Marenute
Aises
Fices U'Mumanites
Communist Party
Jewtay
Daniel
Danny the Red
West Berlin
Finn
Brussels
Thuy warns over talks in Paris delays Vietnam settlement
North Vietnam chief negotiator Xuan Thuy warned the United States would bear the full and entire bill if talks failed to resolve the Vietnam War. After a three hour fruitless session with Averell Harriman, the negotiators prepare to meet again amid accusations of propaganda and obstruction by the American side. London reports say Britain aims to press the Soviets to curb North Vietnam and salvage progress at the Paris talks.
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Paris
Xuan Thuy
United States
Enarge
Thuy
Averell Harriman
Iilas
Tae B'S Say Exchange
Harriman
North Vietnam
Asp
London
Nap-Reuter
Britain
Michael Steseart
Moscow
Vietnam
Stewart
Remi
Wen
Government to amend draft Act after protests
The Federal Government plans to amend the National Service Act to curb access to student records by Labour and National Service officers. Universities warned the current provision could trigger more protests, prompting cabinet consideration of a written reporting alternative. The move follows recent watering down of other draft dodger disclosure requirements amid public and political pressure.
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Jonathan Gaul
Palinieal
Department of Labour and National Service
Minier For Labour and National Service
Bury
Gandhi declines support on nuclear treaty at UN gathering
India will not back the Nhan ster treaty criticizing binding power for neighbors. Mrs Indira Gandhi used a televised Australia luncheon to outline New Delhi’s stance before the UN General Assembly, stressing India’s position on nonproliferation.
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Ster
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By Douglas Cole
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Javon Wenders
Mr Bent Id
Manchester
England
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Atcikers Im
Haerman
Aft Harriman
DLP
National Service
Senate
House of Representatives
India
Nhan
Ghandi
M.L.C
A. D. Bridges
NSW Legislaive Council
Holding
Labor Party
Austcare
Tv-Atts Ce Ee
Someriea
Bombora
Conlangatta
Goolangatte
Pricae
Rotary
Ansett-Ana
Northbourne Avenus
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