Minister confirms Canberra flats for the poor housing plan
The Interior Minister Muni says the government will build bachelor type accommodation in the capital in the next financial year. Canberra’s housing project includes 270 flats with one bedroom units on the Kingston site near Court Lyons. Public meetings at ANE Hall discuss May dates and block sales in various suburbs, while included blocks face tighter restrictions and additional offerings remain open.
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Heath to report on Europe talks and market shifts
London reports say Prime Minister Heath will brief Parliament on ongoing talks with President Pompidou and senior ministers over Europe. In Adelaide the focus shifts to the European Common Market impact and possible policy changes. Sinclair hints at preparations for July reforms and bilateral access terms between Australia and global markets.
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European Community to guarantee peace and prosperity
A late news note quotes Witty Ben Jet Pompilon of Frinb arguing that a reformed enlarged European Economic Community is the sole path to a peaceful, prosperous united Europe. He asserts the EEC will bring lasting stability and economic growth across member states.
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Death toll nears 1000 in quake in Turkey
Istanbul reports the death toll from the latest Turkey quake nearing 1,000 as rescue teams struggle amid ruined Bingol and surrounding villages. Officials warn the count will rise with hundreds still buried, while aid efforts rush food, medicine, tents, and shelter to survivors.
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Airport workers reject boycott protest by TWU at Perth
About 60 Transport Workers Union members at Perth Airport voted to refuse a boycott of Springbok touring teams. The group, meeting at the airport, decided to obey union leadership but a petition circulated gaining wide support. Arthur Pattulla, an organizer, said the petition had backing from most TWU members, with Norman O Neill being approached to advise on broader action.
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Aboriginal wins selection to Senate in Brisbane
In Brisbane on Monday Neville Bonner, the first Aboriginal Australian parliament member, is poised to become a Senate member after the Liberal Party selection council announced the result. Bonner wept at the party headquarters as the decision was revealed amid an emotional scene.
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Fe Wins First Trallo Against Several Contenders
Fe won convincingly on the first ballot in a field of several candidates. The capital Senate vacancy arises from Dame Annabelle Rankin resignation after serving as Australian High Commissioner to New Zealand. The 113-member selection council recommendation must go to the Governor-in-Council, Governor Sir Alan Mansfeld, and State Cabinet for approval during parliamentary recess, potentially within the next fortnight.
Breakthrough Bonner Likely to Be Appointed Senator
The Shire Government is expected to endorse Neville Bonner for the Senate seat replacement. Bonner, a 40 year old widower with five Allen and two foster daughters, would run in the near general election to retain his seat, after a party recommendation. He thanked his fiancée Mrs Ryan and expressed pride in the party backing.
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Indian Army on alert along Assam border after Pakistan shelling
Reports from Calcutta and Karachi recount Indian border troops on alert along the Assam frontier as Pakistani shelling intensifies. Refugee flows into India rise with appeals for international aid. Leaders in Pakistan warn of economic crisis and call for public participation to address it.
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Fuel fire at Cam Nh Bay barrels through base losses
An explosion likely sparked by Vietcong burned 14 million gallons of U S aviation fuel at Cam Nh Bay late last night, as Vietcong fire hit nearby positions. Major Richard Gardner said the aviation fuel destroyed could keep 850 helicopters out of action for some hours while field reports indicated the blaze remained under control though still burning.
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Treasurer Sneilden Warns of Tough August Budget
Adelaide report cites Treasurer Mr Sneilden predicting a hard federal budget in August. He warns of inflationary pressures from rising wages and costs, noting wage pushes and higher prices threaten demand. He urges policy to curb inflation, boost productivity, and create a business environment where employers can meet rising demand.
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Coldest Canberra Morning Record Sparks Frost Warning
A Canberra report records yesterday's coldest morning since August with a 24 degree minimum and widespread frost and fog that cleared later. The day’s maximum reached around 63 degrees, with similar frigid conditions expected to continue in the coming days.
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Cut-price rivals raise food prices in Istanbul
The page report notes discount grocery chains like Foodland and Brocery stores raising advertised prices amid market pressures. Authorities warn that price manipulation could invite investigations. In other items, the paper lists editorial notes, Middle East tensions, apartheid protests, and financial concerns across several pages.
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