Fraser to chair Canberra Community Hospital board
Allan Fraser named chairman of the Canberra Community Hospital Board of Management which will take over administration on Monday. Incoming board includes Dr Marcus and R H Webster as members, with Dr Forbes confirming staff and advisory roles. Former chairman Dr Harrison and vice chairman Mr Teed to depart. the new board marks a major reorganization in Canberra health governance.
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Get me to the church
A fragmentary report mentions Mr. Bourne and Mr. O'Connor in a Melhwlrne magistrate session. A man allegedly sought a pond instead of prison and to be freed for Muriel Way. An appointment referenced as one date and a proposed bond accompany talk of marriage on January 29.
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DLATE NEWS Summary Not Grounded By Source
The readable text fragment mentions a plan for change and a health related issue but lacks clear people, places, or events to identify. No definite news item or outcome is present in the provided material.
Voyager allegations spark debate in Parliament over deception claims
Prime Minister Holt vowed to address opposition Leader Whitlam's accusations that Liberal ministers distorted Voyager documents. Whitlam circulated a nine MP, four document pack alleging deception during the Voyager debate as Royal Commission evidence loomed. Holt defended government credibility, noting he would not prejudge material before the Commission and criticized comment during an election period.
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Deformed baby linked to LSD exposure in pregnancy
A Lancet report cites that a 19 year old took LSD four times in early pregnancy resulting in a severely deformed infant with a malformed right leg. The mother and father had used LSD and the study cautions that no definite fetus risk verdict is established.
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London
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Lancet
Soldiers killed by own mines in June explosion
Two Australian army engineers from Ist Feld Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers, were killed while clearing land mines laid by Australian troops during Operation Paddington. John Moore, 30, and Maurice Hutchison, 28, from Inala Brisbane were working near a local South Vietnamese guard when the minefield exploded. An inquiry is underway into the incident.
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Canberra planning committee weighs National Art Gallery design
A national planning committee in Canberra will meet next Thursday and Friday to discuss the design and planning of the National Art Gallery. The group is expected to consider whether to stage a competition or proceed with internal planning and design, with other monumental buildings also under review.
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National Art Gallery
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Greek Junta's 1500 Million Drachma Lottery Bond Sale Questioned
Officials from the Reserve Bank of Australia and External Affairs Department said no permission had been sought to raise funds in Australia for the Greek military government loan. Subscriptions were advertised in Australian Greek language papers and newspapers worldwide, with no clear evidence of Australian investments or remittance approvals. The embassy said subscribers would have to arrange funds themselves, while Greek relief groups urged Australians to invest in Australian bonds instead.
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Sydney
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Committee For the Restoration of Democracy In
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Melbourne
Aid to two Vietnam groups prohibited
Government bans aid to two overseas groups tied to the National Liberation Front. Aimed at cutting funds to NLF areas in Vietnam, the order targets the Liberal Ho Red Cross and another affiliate. Humanitarian aid via the Australian Red Cross and International Red Cross was exempted. Penalties include fines up to 2000 dollars or two years' imprisonment for aiding the NLF.
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Medical Aid Committee For
Vietnam
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Red Cross
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Monash
Melbourne Labor Cubs
Death penalty charge delays bail in ACT court
Mr Dobson refused yesterday an application for bail by a man charged with carnal knowledge, the offence carrying possible death penalty in the ACT. The man appeared in Canberra Court of Petty Sessions and was later released on bail by Mr Justice Kerr in the ACT Supreme Court court reports page 6.
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Census workers claim strain from shift work at computer complex
NSW union survey finds nine staff on sick leave for mental stress since September and 18 who resigned or transferred due to overtime and shift pressures. Spokesman notes regular weekend shifts and social life disruption. strain most severe on young women as young as 19.
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Federated Clerks’ Union
Iice
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Ncanhern
Commonwealth
Aisruptan
Fine day for the rodeo in Canberra forecast
Fine weather expected for the Canberra region with daylight hours noted. Temperature records show 291 degrees yesterday, a cold lapse in November. Bushfires remain active in Burtinuck State Forest and Geehi area with two of five outbreaks under control and one nearly contained.
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Canberra
Burtiniuck State Forest
Geehi
Koseniske
Storm toll rises on cyclone ravaged Papua coast
Privy ny reports the death toll from Cyclone Anniie on the east coast of Papua Javanpent, with four Papuan crew remaining missing from the coastal trader Bey and six Papuans aboard the sailing cutter Maialiti. After the cyclone, on Simcay and Monday, six people and seven boats were missing. five are known to have died.
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Anniie
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Simcay
Interior plans to ease school housing shortage
The Department of the Interior aims to offer Catholic authorities alternative accommodation by next week to overcome a housing shortage at Wades Wye and other sites. The report notes potential government building projects in Anzac Pare fade and an old school building with church use, while General Westmoreland is cited as believing Vietnam troop phase-out could help within years.
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Vietnam
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Surveyor Movement Reported Near Pasadena
A surveyor moved near Pasadena California on Friday. The event cited uses questionable wording and unclear details but notes a mineral survey line ten feet off the tunyr surface and later shifted about one foot. Independent confirmation from local units was not available.
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