Japanese Prime Minister Sato Receives Canberra Telecast
Prime Minister Sato and Australian leaders sign joint communique on cooperation. Live satellite broadcast planned with ABC and partner agencies for Canberra viewers. Vietnam peace efforts and Asia stability cited as aims.
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Sato
Indonesia
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Asia
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Prize to Canberra doctor by Royal Australian College
Dr Pi Nestel, a Canberra research worker and member of the ANU medical department, received the 1967 Fric Susman Prize at a Melbourne meeting. The Royal Australasian College of Physicians announced the award, praising Nestel for outstanding research work within the country.
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Melbourne
Pi. Nestel
Canberra
Stiff gaol terms in Victorian LSD law
Mr Dickie announced harsher penalties for LSD offences in Victoria. Prepared manufacture sale or trafficking without authority faces up to 10 years in gaol or a 4001 dollar fine or both. Possession carries up to 12 months gaol or a 500 dollar fine or both, up from a 200 dollar fine. He cited very serious implications involving teens.
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Dickie
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Arrival of Japan's Prime Minister Sato at Sydney base
The arrival of Japan's Prime Minister Sato and Mrs Sato at Fairbairn RAAF Base drew a subdued, rain softened welcome with little ceremony. Photographers swarmed the VIP door as delays occurred, then the couple walked a casual path with Australian officials. The visit included a rain framed reception, speeches, and a parliamentary lunch planned at Government House.
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Theft of jewellery from Penrith motel room
Jewellery worth over 1800 stolen from a motel room in Cane Terre Avenue. Three diamond rings and a ladies wristwatch were taken, some made in the United States. The break in occurred late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning at Mr M D Nugent’s room.
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Puinchbor
Sydney
Havre Moinrton
Caneterre Avenue
Me Wine and Indecent Publications Act clash in debate
Me Wine defended the nigh scene and the Indecent Publications Act against powers claimed by opponents. In a reply to Opposition Leader Mr Renshaw he questioned actions to prevent his son at the newspaper. He asked if Mr Willis would warn the public and other newspapers of similar themes.
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Two Die In Jet Crash at Laverton RAAF Base
A Royal Australian Navy Vampire jet crashed on takeoff at Laverton Victoria this afternoon killing two crew aboard. Acting Sub Lieutenant Michael Lynch 31 and Flying Officer Samuel Ray Barley 22, both RAAF, were the victims. The aircraft, HMAS Vampire, was airborne when trouble was reported and attempts to land failed. Investigators from Navy and RAAF will conduct a full inquiry. The incident follows Hydrocarbon signs reported at a Esso-BHP Dolphin well near Melbourne, with prognosis pending further drilling.
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Victoria
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Rise for MPs in salary talks amid parliament debate
Victorian Parliament members are poised to receive a salary increase of at least VST in the coming months as the current term ends in December. The Council has rejected a bill to grant equal pay for women, prompting renewed contention over pay scales and gender equality within the legislature.
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Rolls at the Kremlin Report on a costly Soviet car arrival
London based Daily Mail reports a black Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow worth 14175 driven to the Kremlin for a Supreme Soviet meeting. The Moscow dispatch notes the sighting of a Rolls bringing three men, possibly top leaders, amid Russia’s push toward affluence.
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Russia
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Mossy Point Battle Lost in Road Dispute
Eurobodalla Shire Council backs a Mossy Point road plan with government support. NSW Minister Morton favors resuming land, triggering compensation talks and potential court action if agreement fails. The dispute centers on land resumption once gazetted and vested in the council.
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Nsw
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Eurobodalla
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Furohadalla
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Ay Fraser
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Hand and Nathanion Court
Dairy foods danger warning from Melbourne health authority
A Melbourne health authority issued a new warning about dairy foods posing heart danger. The report cites a warning announced yesterday on page 3. The notice emphasizes caution in sourcing and processing dairy products to prevent heart-related risks.
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