ACT Advisory Council Moves to Advise Ministers on Legislation
The ACT Advisory Council backed a plan to gain power to advise on all draft ordinances and regulations before they go to the Governor-General. Debate centered on self government pace with amendments accepted, and discussion delayed for a future meeting. The council aims to ensure notification of reasons for amendments to each minister and maintain direct access to ministers before laws are enacted.
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Howe
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Health chief seeks lavatory facilities at Paddy's Market
The Department of Health asked Interior to provide lavatory facilities at Paddy's Market near Hume Place, Kingstown. Dr R Webb, head of ACT Health Services, said facilities were urgently needed due to the market's Friday to Sunday turnover of about $4000 in produce and weekend footfall of over 20 000 customers. The market, established by the Restoration in September, employs about 40 sellers with concerns on sanitary conditions and potential impact on onion shop workers.
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Guards back to school in Hong Kong drive
The People's Liberation Army ordered to clear Red Guards from streets and restore schooling in Hong Kong. Schools have been closed for over a year and army will ensure youths return to classrooms. Military training to be part of the curriculum.
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Grazier Dies During Freehold Land Inquiry in ParliamentHouse
A grazier, Charles Herbert Read of Winlow Vale near Nass, collapsed and died at Parliament House during a Parliamentary Joint Committee hearing on ACT freehold land use. Read had sold White Gates to an agent, who subdivided it into 28 blocks of about 20 acres. The committee adjourned as Read slumped. he was taken to Canberra Community Hospital where he died.
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UK forces in Vietnam report
London reports state British servicemen have operated in Vietnam in the past year though officials deny involvement. A small Royal Navy team aided American efforts, clearing obstructions and creeks from Hong Kong to Vietnam. Crews wore civilian clothes during missions, with ships reportedly deployed for two weeks at a time near the North Vietnamese coast.
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Historic School Discovers Soviet Rebuild at Marisbula
Historic school officials reveal plans to convert a city building in Marisbula into a Soviet era museum project. The initiative aims to preserve local heritage while showcasing archival discs and artefacts from the era.
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Navy ends Eden search for sunken submarine
The Royal Australian Navy withdrew from the search near Eden for a sunken submarine believed sunk in 1942. A team would take two to three months to sweep the five to six square miles, but no wreck was found after thorough investigation of the reef. Local abalone fisherman had reported wreck rumors, but the source cited no concrete proof and said salvage rights claims were possible.
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Middle East tensions rise after Eilat sinking and Cairo visit
Soviet Deputy Defence Minister Marshal Zakharov arrived in Cairo with a military delegation amid fears of a broader Middle East war after Egypt sunk the Israeli destroyer Eilat off Port Said using missiles. Israeli leaders protest and international officials warn of escalating conflict while Egypt asserts self defense and promises medals for officers involved.
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Woman killed in Jerilderie body found in Mahonga Street
In Jerilderie a woman about 40 identified as Mrs Elsie May Hoosly was found dead this afternoon in a Mahonga Street house. A police watch was kept over the town and Jerilderie Hospital afterward as inquiries continued.
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RYLAH DEFENDS JOB AS DIRECTOR IN MELBOURNE
The chief said he would continue as director, citing 12 years in the role and experience with company law. He admitted uncertainty over the exact fee but noted a potential payment of 80. The Premier remarked that cabinet ministers have included company directors in the past 12 years.
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President bans sect marks in crackdown order
A presidential order prohibits Jehovah's Witnesses from meeting, distributing literature, collecting funds, uttering slogans, or displaying signs tied to the sect. The move targets the Judeo Christian Fundamentalist group originating in the United States amid a broader government effort.
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Vietnam bombin doubt and Sino-Soviet border note
Fragmentary item notes possible Vietnam bombing doubt and questions about Rumien armour and street unrest tied to Sino-Soviet border. Mentions pages on courts voyager motoring women arts finance lottery opera house and classifieds.
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Strerest
Voyager Inquiry
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Five killed in Pennsylvania paper mill shooting
New York report says a laboratory technician at a Lock Haven paper mill shot and killed five coworkers and wounded at least nine others on Monday. Police and emergency crews responded as authorities investigated motives and secured the site. The victims and suspect identities were not immediately released.
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