Powell named next head of National Development Commission
Gay Davidson reports that Me A. J. Powell is chosen as town planning consultant and new Commissioner designate for the National Vital Development Commission. Approved by the Executive Council, Powell will take up the post early next year, with incumbent W. C. Andrews to stay on four more months. Powell has European and Asian experience and previously worked with Snowy Mountains Authority and NSW State Planning Authority, earning regard as a leading town planner.
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Pablo Casals Dies After Brief Illness at 96
Pablo Casals, renowned Spanish born cellist and composer, died following a brief illness. He was 96. The celebrated musician suffered heart seizure and complications in the final week, leaving a profound impact on classical music worldwide.
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United Nations Considers New Middle East Action
The Security Council met on an urgent occasion to discuss new steps after widespread clashes in the Middle East. Officials sought a cohesive plan to address the ongoing crisis and reduce violence amid mounting international concern.
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Plan for Albury Wodonga growth centre agreement signed
The Prime Minister Whitlam NSW Premier Askin and Victoria Premier Hamer signed yesterday in Wodonga an agreement to develop Albury Wodonga as a growth centre. The ceremony drew a large crowd at the Wodonga Civic Centre as representatives discussed land acquisition and public works and the plan marked a long term regional commitment unchanged in name despite discussions over possible title changes.
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Council Move to Delay Rent Rises in ACT Budget
The ACT Advisory Council urged delaying government house rent increases by at least one month from the November budget target. Government minister Bryant signaled the likelihood rent rises will proceed for many dwellings, with older homes rising more than newer ones under the new formula. Rents for some units could jump 0 to 35 a week, while others may see smaller changes. The plan reworks subsidies and amortisation, affecting blocks and new builds, with rent outcomes tied to occupancy and maintenance costs.
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Ban on Vicar Lifted by Anglican Primate
Melbourne reports a suspended vicar case resolved as the Anglican primate lifts the ban. Reverend Glover and associates were named in the disrupted sequence with comments from local church figures. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text.
Ceasefire Under Fire as Both Sides Accuse Violations
Tel Aviv and Cairo traded charges of renewed ceasefire breaches as Israeli and Egyptian forces reported fighting along the Suez Canal and in southern Lebanon. Egypt accused Israel of new positions and air strikes. Israel said Egyptian forces violated the ceasefire and that Israeli retaliation followed. Damascus studied the UN resolution while Syria rejected the ceasefire.
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Kissinger Seeks Middle East Ceasefire Path Amid UN Doubts
Amid Syria tensions and a stalled peace push, Henry Kissinger met Israeli leaders in Tel Aviv and British officials in London. The UN spokesman noted the resolution left the UN role undefined while awaiting ceasefire progress.
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Two UN Officers Missing in War
Two UN officers are reported missing amid fighting as UN observers under Dr Waldheim and UNTSO are ordered to stand by. Officially the ceasefire observer role is announced but their locations remain unverified.
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Youth on death charge in Canberra crash case
Police in Canberra say a youth in a two car collision on La Perouse Street and Dalrymple Street near Red Hill led to a death. A 16 year old from Field Street is charged with murder and related offenses after the fatality at Canberra Hospital.
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Denial on Turtle Farm Issue Sparks Local Debate
A fragmented report shows denial over a turtle farm proposal amid community groups and volunteers. Officials from CF NSW indicate unsettled positions and ongoing discussions as residents weigh environmental and economic impacts.
Support for old wage system in UF Congress action
Mr Nixon in UF Congress exer Ranchi labor year. The Labor Government nears its end as officials review performance. Population experts say the efforts have little effect. Central office plans expansion of service board divisions. Page 15. World news and other items noted.
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