Compulsory Treatment Plans For ACT Mental Health
Government outlines compulsory assessment and treatment for mentally ill patients in ACT. Minister Kenneth announces expanded financial aid to voluntary community agencies and new mental health service development, with five hostels planned to provide housing for recovering and chronically ill patients. A joint advisory committee and social service support for churches and disabled groups are noted, with emphasis on preventive care and community involvement.
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Sand Jug
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Sage
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Kenneth
Paychia
ACT Advisory Council
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ACT
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Health Services
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Sir Kenneth
Af Aalarien
ACT Health Services
Handicapped Children’s
ACT Service
Cergymen
ACT Council of Social Service
Altoxcite Jews Advice Bureau
Late News Snippet Reveals Brief Report
A fragmentary late news item mentions terse updates and unspecified details. Limited readable text suggests a minor development or developing story without clear names, places, or dates. The fragment points to ongoing coverage not yet elaborated.
Fragmentary Notice Cards From Unknown Page
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Manager Dies in Australia Cricket Board Tumble
Mr Keith Johnson MBE, former member of the Australian Cricket Board, has died. Report notes his service with the board and his impact on cricket administration. Further details pending.
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Keith Johnson
Australian Cricket Board
Coma
Fied
Champagne and Open Sea Sailors Reach Antarctic Zone
Sydney reporters chronicle Dr David Lewis leading a 16 day voyage toward the Antarctic with seven months of planning. The expedition faces brutal seas as crew members including Sylvia Cook prepare for navigation tests, while farewell scenes unfold at Rushcutters Bay.
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David Laws
Jeff
Sylvia Conk
John Fairly
Rushcutters Bay
Antarctica
Sydney
Thursfel
Aus
Nononil Winiere
David Lewis
Hue
Ghuldren
Ako
Ine Antacetig
Frurbrooks
Pewis
Atlan
Dr Lewis
Prices Rise 1.4 Percent in Six State Capitals
The September quarter saw retail prices in six State capitals climb an average 1.4 percent, the largest quarterly rise since last year’s December quarter. Canberra’s year‑on‑year and quarterly changes are cited, with food and meat prices driving much of the increase and clothing, housing, and household goods also edging higher.
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Statistics Bureau
Life
Ann
Canberra
Rnlek
Me Crean
Adelaide
Yale
Sydney
Melbourne
Perth
Hobart
Brisbane
Snesiden
Sui
Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to Heinrich Bell
The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Heinrich Bell for censuring and sharp characterisation. The Swedish Academy cited his work as shaping postwar German literature, noting the 18th laureate since Thomas Mann and rewarding 481,000 Kroner.
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Heinrich Bell
Germany
Neneineinste
Thiat
Roel
Gerting
Wavehat
Thomas Mann
Australian fears rise over F111 crash causes
Reported study notes two vital F111 systems under scrutiny after three crashes in Indo China theatres. Losses include a first aircraft on maiden flight and a second, with indications of advanced electronic countermeasures by foes. Australian testing demands and limited Canberra briefing follow, while terrain-following radar and countermeasures are highlighted as key defenses.
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United States
Indo-China
Soviet Union
Ite Ae
Atk
Canberra
USAF
Thailand
RAAF
Censure motion on McMahon fails along party lines
The Australian Parliament saw a censure motion over the Jetail affair directed at Prime Minister McMahon. The government won 549 votes on party lines but the debate exposed Liberal disquiet and questions about the aircraft purchase managed by the Foreign Affairs department when McMahon was the minister. Leader Whitlam pressed the case, citing documents and Hansard to argue the minister should answer, while Whitlam noted that the responsibility lay with the earlier Minister for Supply Sir Kenneth Anderson. Ken Thomas, former chairman of Thomas Nationwide Transport, suggested the government appeared like Father Christmas to retailers via the DCS aircraft deal.
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Exsip
Ien
Whiliall
McMahon
Whillam
Hansard
Department of Foreign Affairs
Whitlam Mae
Kenneth “Anderso
Thomas Nationwide Transit
Queens- Pacific Airways
Ken Thomas
DCS
Police battle mob over cattle at Blackall
BRISBANE Thursday reports the herd near Blackall grew from 207 to 248 as six policemen joined cattle station workers in a five month stand. Two cattle died and 43 calves were born. Four men face cattle duffing charges in Longreach District Court this week.
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Brisbane
Blackall
Longreach
National pension inquiry named Prime Minister presides
Mr McMahon announced a three man committee to inquire into a possible national superannuation scheme. Sir Leslie Melville chairs the Commonwealth Lipants Commission with E M Dixon and TP Sept as members. The terms cover abolition of the means test, financing options, relation to private schemes, and phased benefit adjustments. Hayden criticises planning as political confidence treks.
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Mr McMahon
Ane
Labor Party
Hayden
Canberra Times career guide offers path to 2709 students
CAREERS about 2,709 young people in the Canberra district are expected to finish secondary school this year. The Canberra Times today publishes a three page guide to career options on pages 11, 12 and 13. The issue also notes Egypt invites the three top Soviet leaders, and a government plan to develop Aborigine programs, with related pages on world news and Parliament.
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Canberra Times
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