Wyndham weighs joining Newton group in ALP move
Former ALP secretary S Wyndham is reported to be considering joining Maxwell Newton Publishers Ltd backed group tied to Newton. Newton said talks about Wyndham joining the NSW Labor setup had been under discussion for some days. Wyndham later issued a Canberra statement saying discussions with Newton about possible involvement with the Newton organisation were ongoing while denying a deal on finances.
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Increases Likely in Doctors Fees in ACT and NSW
Sydney report notes ACT doctors may raise fees by more than 10 percent by July 1 after AMA discussions. NSW doctors expected to lift fees 10 to 16 percent, with out of hours rates rising sharply. Authorities caution details still unsettled as inquiries continue.
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Coldest Morning Recorded In May At Fairhall Canberra
A Canberra weather report notes a record cold May morning at the Fairhall official station opened in 1939. The grass frost reached 133 degrees with a minimum of 2.3 degrees at 7.50am, the lowest May temperature since 1947. The Bureau of Meteorology spokesman said Fairburn figures apply to Canberra within a degree. Today's forecast mirrors yesterday with frost, light NW winds and a maximum near 54 degrees.
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Late News Lure Ta Take Tons Vitor W Lan
Fragmentary OCR readout mentions a town 120 miles north and several garbled names and numbers. Core readable elements reference a late news item with sportlike or event notes and a referenced location.
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Innisfail MP reports on area trial suspicions
CAIRNS Monday. British MP Tam Dalyell visited a tropical trial area near Tanisfall and said there was no evidence of chemical or biological warfare within a 20 mile radius. He noted confusion over reported experiments but found no link to the research unit and urged verification amid defoliation discussions.
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$1 Million Plan to Aid Australian Film and TV Industries
The Australian Council for the Arts urged the Federal Government to establish a three level funding and support pyramid for film and television. Dr Coombe outlined a six project plan including national exchange, experimental programs, and aiding Indigenous and Aboriginal art. The proposal aims to broaden diversity, professionalize the sector, and facilitate overseas artist visits while avoiding external interference with existing trusts and theatre groups.
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Aborigine plan shelved after protest in Kingaroy
A Queensland Aborigine settlement proposal faced opposition in Kingaroy with Premier Bielke-Petersen reportedly promising the plan would be shelved for the time being. Polls show mixed public opinion on Aborigines living in regional towns, while authorities promise careful housing for those selected to move.
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Bugle Call Awakens Apollo Ten Crew For Earth Return
Houston sunrise after eight days on the moon as Apollo 10 nears reentry. Astronauts Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan and John Young respond swiftly to the traditional bugle call and Reveille from mission control. Ground crews coordinate last maneuvers at the Cape.
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Space mission ends with Apollo 10 splashdown near American Samoa
US Navy command pilot Stafford and Air Force colonel Young led Apollo 10 on a test flight over the Pacific. The capsule neared 36 000 feet per second in the upper atmosphere, fired thrusters for course corrections, and prepared for splashdown near Pago Pago in American Samoa. Ground controllers tracked USS Princeton on station east of Pago Pago as the crew reported a smooth descent and praised the mission’s success. The astronauts signed off with humor, introducing Snoopy and Charlie Brown in the final broadcast.
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Immediate study of penal clauses in Australia
The Federal Government will immediately examine the sanctions provisions of the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act. A statement from Labour Minister Mr Bury and Attorney-General Mr Bowen, after a Sydney meeting with trade union leaders, said employers would be asked for views on penal clauses that triggered last week’s strikes. ACTU reps agreed to confirm their submissions in writing. A working relationship was to be set up to consider ACTU proposals to remove the penal provisions. The ACTU delegation included H Soulér, B Marsh MLC, and J Dovorem.
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Peace talks shadow Australia’s tense industrial scene
Relative calm masks a background of industrial strain in Australia. The Melbourne waterfront strike neared an end, while NSW postal workers halted activities then called off. Government ministers and ACTU met in Sydney to review sanctions, emphasizing cooperative consideration and balanced action by all parties.
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Medical fund costs are being studied
The Federal Government examined the administrative costs of medical benefit funds as the Senate Select Committee questioned hospital and medical costs. An expert witness suggested ways smaller funds could dispose of costs. Separate items note Australia voting logistics and international events, including the UAR ambassador to Australia and Prance’s president policy outline.
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Appeal allowed on top PS housing job in ACT
The NSW Regional Director of War Service Homes, E H Mc Grath, won a public service board appeal over the ACT Commissioner of Housing post. The department said Mc Grath would assume duties while R Crawley, who had been provisionally promoted January 2, is affected. The other Commissioner, Mrs J Orval, remains linked to duties covering housing management under the Housing Ordinance. The post carries an annual salary of 9,500.
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Ground rents stay sky high at Soultin centre leases
Buyers of retail shop sites in Soultin neighbours food shopping centre face rents matching high city levels. Five sites valued at about 335 0000, with per year rents from 4750 to 20 square foal, and two other Fyshwick shops priced near 20. Each site requires erection of frontage structures and a June 23 auction date looms for both Soultin and Wade suburb shops.
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