Win for moderation at LCL meeting in Adelaide
Liberal Country League delegates re elected president Ian McLachan and backed a new constitution in a weekend AGM. A. R. Perryman's bid for LCL presidency failed by 69 votes. he may run for vice presidency next month amid persistent moderation gains.
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Liberal Country League Executive Reform Group
A. J. Messner
LCL
Ian Mclachan
A. R. Perryman
Liberal Movement
League
Perryman
Brisbanes opens farm subsidy program by Sept. 1
A public subsidy colony on a farm near Caboolture, 40 miles from Brisbane, will open by September 1. Organiser Mr Fred Woodrock says applicants will be interviewed by a committee. Meanwhile Die Bracke performs in Canberra as part of a three month world tour, presented in Australia by FP ieaherhan Theatre Trust and the Goethe Institute in Munich.
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Brisbaine
Golden Vatley Connylab
Fred Woodrock
Public Sersant
Die Bracke
Canberra
van Australia
FP Ieaherhan Theatre Trust
Goethe Institute
Munich
Georg Eichner
ACT Advisory Council votes on pool project setback
The council agenda for tonight includes a motion expressing disappointment over the rejection of the heated pool project from the 197277 NCDC budget. Police identified the man found near Yford Falls as Jun Atouba of Mosman, shot in the back of the head with a shotgun.
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ACT Advisory Council
Sydney
Sundae
Yford Falls
Jun Atouba
Mosman
Atrubs
Adult Education Courses Resume in Goulburn September
Education officials in Goulburn announce adult education courses to resume on September 2. The program features Asian studies and psychology, with emphasis on child psychology. Institutions and instructors are expected to provide schedules and enrollment details in the coming days.
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Goulburn
Om Crulburn
Photographer Ken Issitt dies at 42 in Canberra Hospital
Ken Issitt a photographer on The Canberra Times staff died in Canberra Hospital after suffering a stroke. A Hackett resident and Timemember of The Canberra Times since 1965 he began cadet training with the Sydney Morning Herald and worked for the Daily Telegraph in Sydney. The Canberra Times photographic manager Ross Campbell Jones praised his wide recognition and friendships across politics police racing and other circles.
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Ken Issitt
Canberra Times
Canberra
Issitt
Hackett
Sydney Morning Herald
Daily Telegraph
Swene
Canberra News
Ross Campbell Jones
Oo Issitt
Australian open bridge titles decided at Hotel Canberra
Tony Jackman and Mike Robson won open pairs while Ruth Eaton and Mary McMahon took the women’s pairs in the Australian open bridge championship. Cummings and Seres trailed close behind. leaders and remaining contenders battled to the late hours with 28 pairs competing.
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Tony Jackman
Mike Robson
Dick Cummings
Tim Seres
Nsw
Denis Howard
Roelof Smilde
Th Eaton
Mary Me
Winsome Lipstombe
Gerda Stern
V. Butcher
J. Rickard
Elizabeth Havas
Act
Barbara McDonald
Qld
Ruth Eaton
Mary McMahon
Sorelier
A. Jackman
M. Robson Oldrose
Cummings-T. Jeres
Mrati
Gilbert
Howard B. Smiths
B. Crmberer
Ernest Insw
Billycart boy appeals for information after cart stolen
Nine year old Julian Fidge of Giarran placed a poster in a Garran supermarket window after his billycart was taken on Tuesday. His mother said Julian built the cart himself from parts gathered over two weeks and hoped to have it back before school holidays.
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Julian Fidge
Julian
Eldershaw Place
Giarran
Garran
Call to set up rural bank
The Liberal Party federal rural committee urged a national rural bank to provide long term low interest finance for agriculture. They proposed widening the Commonwealth Development Bank charter to offer long term loans to primary producers and considered a separate rural bank financed by existing rural credit sources. They urged a no loan rate above long term bonds and suggested an insurance arm to guarantee loans. An independent rural industries board and a marketing forecasting service within the Bureau of Agricultural Economics were also urged.
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Liberal Party
Federal Rural Committee
National Rural Bank
Australia
Canberra
Commonwealth Development Bank
Rural Industries Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
School Fire at Kwinana Senior High
Perth detectives probe the cause after a morning blaze gutted Kwinana Senior High School with extensive damage and no immediate report of casualties. Local authorities say the fire started early. investigations focus on origin and prevention measures for the aging facility.
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Perth
Kwinana
Wale
Threat to many caravan parks across New South Wales
The NSW Lands Department will close hundreds of beach front caravan parks as a long term plan. Lands Minister Mr Lewis says land will be used better and alternative sites provided. Many parks on Crown land will shift to public use, with councils CTIA and 12 Chambers of Commerce resisting. A joint Central Coast committee seeks to retain the parks.
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NSW Lands Department
Nsw
Lewis
Thearavan Trades and Industries Association
CTIA
Chambers of Commerce
Central Coast Chambere Oof Commerce
Fats not harmful admits expert in Perth talk
British nutrition expert Professor John Yudkin told a Perth audience that dietary fats do not cause heart disease. He said blood cholesterol is largely irrelevant to heart disease and urged a high protein diet with meat eggs and some vegetables while warning against man-created foods like bread and sugar.
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Perth
John Yudkin
University of London
Yudkin
BBC engineer forecasts two TV sets for most homes in ten years
James Redman director of engineering and BAC board member spoke on ABC radio predicting major changes in radio and television services within a decade. He said constant access to up to date headlines weather sports and prices could be provided and that many homes may need two sets to keep normal programming from being interrupted. He also noted potential television set attachments to print information.
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BBC
James Redman
ABC
Mr Redman
BAC
Redman
Canberra Bushwalking Club cleans Cotler Road litter load
Twelve members of the Canberra Bushwalking Club collected about 7,000 cans and several hundred beer bottles along Cotler Road yesterday. The rubbish was taken to Fyshwick for recycling. The group previously collected around 4,000 cans on Cooma Road about a year ago, covering 22 miles. Yesterday’s effort spanned about 12 miles and surprised the spokesman with the quantities found.
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Cotler Road
Fyshwick
Cooma Road
Apprentices Show Trades at Monaro Mall Garema Place
Displays of about 18 trades will be staged this week at Monaro Mall as ACT Apprenticeship Week begins. Apprentice hairdressers offer free styling, cooks hand out samples, and Garema Place features three displays including motor body repair, sheet metal work, and plumbing with a transport department exhibit.
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Garema Place
The
Motor Body Repair Association
Department of the Interior Transport
Taxation Lists From Banks Raise Tax Bills This Year
Federal taxation officials have used broad powers to obtain lists from Australian banks. Many people face heftier tax bills this year due to these lists. The National Times reveals what the lists include and how they may affect readers this week.
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National Times
The
Nixon urges Australians to curb car addiction at Kiwanis congress
Federal Minister for Shipping and Transport Mr Nixon told the Kiwanis-International provisional district convention in South Melbourne that Australians must reduce their car dependence. He warned road deaths will continue despite safer cars, urging walking, better traffic management, and public transport to ease pollution and congestion. He noted teen drivers and alcohol use, and said experts are considering driver training programs and central district vehicle access. He also cited a national boat-safety push and possible boating safety measures.
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Nixon
Othe Kiwanis
International Provisional District of Australia
Palmlake Motor Inn
South Melbourne
Ausralia
Niven
Commonwealth
Airline extortion plot collapses as Geneva police nab suspect
Police in Geneva halted an airline extortion scheme when they arrested a suspect while collecting a ransom at a site near the French border. Lufthansa officials linked three conspirators, including a woman, to the plan with involvement from a German police officer who dropped the money in a moving car. A 34 year old Western Australian remained in custody as Swiss authorities begin preliminary proceedings.
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Geneva
Mr Smith
Lufthansa
C. Dehio
St Antoine
Linder
Magsteate
Island feudalism denied on Cocos Islands
John Clunies-Ross, owner of most of the Cocos Islands, rejected claims of neo feudalism on the Australian administered atoll. In a cable to the Australian Associated Press he said counter comments would be biased and that reporters are being welcomed to see conditions, while restrictions on where they go or who they speak to are seen as part of painting their own picture. He insisted allegations will seem fanciful.
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Cocos Islands
mid-Indian Ocean
John Clunies-Ross
Associated Press
Clunies-Ross
Woud
Crumies-Ross
Clinique
ABC
Claire Howarth
Marion Bjerke
Guides for foreign capital policy outlined by Anthony
Deputy Prime Minister and Country Party leader Anthony said the government would publish guidelines for foreign investors before the elections. He favored directing investment to develop Australia’s resources and opposed portfolio investments and takeovers. He noted Australia’s healthy overseas balances allow discrimination in investing.
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Country Party
Anthony
Lcy
Australia
Cleveland Orchestra to tour Australia and New Zealand in 1973
The Cleveland Orchestra announced it will visit Australia and New Zealand in 1973 for the opening of the Sydney Opera House.
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New York
Reuter
Cleveland Orchestra
Australia
New Zealand
Sydney Opera House
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