Minister proposes elected member on Canberra Hospital board
Canberra area hospital dispute heats up as Health Minister Dr Forbes pledges to appoint an elected ACT Advisory Council member to the Canberra Community Hospital board. Critics call it an eleventh hour bid to avert Senate trouble while the opposition and independents weigh the potential impact on the boards and hospital management. The advisory council meeting aired Dr Forbes’s reply summarising his position and the plan to include elected representation on the board.
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Canberra
Senate
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Dry Fores
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Mirah
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Shaitmin
Pead
Eamiel
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Ak Fe Me
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Counsil
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Dr Crick
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Forber
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T. Higgins
Canada
A. P. Dalegarno
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Dalgarno
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Rorhes Atate
Mra Dalgarno
Cy Crick
Liberals map Senate tactics and council role
Liberal Party chief explains the Liberal Federal Council includes 4 voting members from states and Young Liberal Movement. He says the council advises, not dictates, policies to the government, stressing final responsibility rests with the elected government. He warns against following Labor's line of non elected policy makers.
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Federal Council
Young
Liberal Movement
Holt
MF McMahon
Senate
Heary
Liberal Party
Libel Party
Pagan
Potial
Vietnam dominates Liberal Senate strategy at Canberra meeting
The Liberal Party pressed defence and foreign policy as key issues at its Federal Council gathering in Canberra. Prime Minister Holt and Federal President Pagan warned Labor over Vietnam policy, saying the country must secure an effective Senate majority and resist aggression in Southeast Asia while maintaining allied cooperation.
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E. Pagan
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Whitlam
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ALP
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Par
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Hislop
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Theta
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Adelaide
Pagen
Senate
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Independent
AIT
Viet ‘Nam
Southeast Asia
Coroner Tours Jervis Bay Trial Adjourned to Canberra
A coroner investigating two Navy frogmen deaths toured Jervis Bay aboard a Navy launch. The inquest adjourned in Canberra to September 27 while authorities gather information. Navy personnel attended the session and the scene of the incidents was reviewed.
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Winewen
Dobson Grew
Caberra
Mr Dawson
Det Sei Robinwin
D.T. Johnstone
Journalise
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Ghearance
Kenseth
Dobson
RAN
Furst
Primate disowns bishop headline echoes church rift
A historic paper notes a primate disowning a bishop amid church tensions. The brief item hints at internal religious conflict, with further details promised on later pages. The layout shows advertising and assorted sections like motoring and classifieds.
Fragmented Late News Item From Old Page
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various names and partial phrases across unclear lines. It appears to reference people and places without readable context or a clear event, making it difficult to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Forces clash in canal zone in Suez conflict report
Beirut reports Egypt claims destruction of Israeli tanks and a ship shelter as fighting along the Suez Canal continues. One Egyptian killed and three wounded as clashes spread near Pant Tewfik and Suez. Israeli spokesman says patrol ships fired after Egyptian positions opened fire, with few immediate casualties reported.
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Suez Canal
Cairo Radio
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Asrael
Gulf of Suez
Toi
Israel
Thieu Ky victory amid fraud charges in Saigon poll
South Vietnam voters backed Lieutenant General Thien and Air Vice Marshal Ky for president and vice president amid charges of poll rigging. Official tallies show Ky ahead of Thien, with Phan Khae Sin and Tran Van Huong following. Observer reports varied on fraud, turnout high at 4.88 million ballots cast from 4.8 million registered.
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South Vietnam
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Thiew
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Dru
Strong
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Phan Khae Sin
Savion Avery
Petent
Deu
Gibb
Thiews Ead
Str Dru
Provisional Assembly
Thien
Ailgrove
Maema
Vietnamese election seen as major step forward by NZ PM
New Zealand Prime Minister Malynake called Vietnam's presidential election a major step forward as civilians and voters showed support for leaders they want to guide their country. He noted strong turnout and rejected Communist claims, contrasting with prior assemblies and calling the process remarkable.
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Vietnam
Hoir
Anie
Canberra
Wellington
New Zealand
Malynake
National Liberation
Crash victim named in New South Wales accident
The crash victim identified as Robert Leslie Harding, 21, of Tamworth NSW, a student at the Australian Forestry School, was killed on Commonwealth Avenue City on Sunday night. The name appeared in reports of the water accident.
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Commonwealth Avenue
City
Robert Leslie Harding
Tamworth
Nsw
Australian Forestry School
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Canberra Times
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