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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 14, 1966

Page

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Pensioners eligible for government housing in ACT

The ACT announces that pensioners may apply for government houses and flats. Minister for the Interior Mr Anthons said they were previously ineligible since housing was limited to employed residents.

Interior Anthons Murane Panherra Tor Anthony Iya Aeenany Goa Vaynligh

Vorster elected South Africa's new Prime Minister

South Africa names Balthasar Tohandes Vorster as prime minister after the assassination of Verwoerd. Vorster vows unity and outlines plans, calling for national consolidation and addressing the nation's political crisis. He arrives at the podium amid a crowd as police are deployed and tributes flow.

Cal Town Reuter Minster of Justice Balthasar Tohandes Vorster Ccwese Dr Verwoerd Vows Marhiments Sien Hang Silat Aindormed Plate Sib

Minister Takes Action In Inverior Yard Incident

Minister observes incident near RSI headquarters after resident says her son burned rubbish in an incinerator as rain began. Brilly asserts the boy then went inside. minister notes a high level of responsibility for Inverior.

Anthony RSI Brilly Mee Brill

Parliament reform debate splits party lines

In a wide debate about parliamentary reform four members advocate major changes to the system. Liberal and Labor figures push limits on quorums and sitting rules while opposing voices warn against rushed shifts, aiming to empower government with new constraints and committee efficiency.

Ko Labor Vier Eon Drury Turner Nsw Wentworth Chih Patliamient Jer Fatioia Mir L Reynolds Lak Duattie Wavelling Nesses Anil Hones Jira Wiel Penstomers

Subandria to stand trial in October

In Singapore on Tuesday, Indian former Foreign Minister Dr Subandria will stand trial on October 1, according to Radin Djakarta. The report notes the upcoming court date and confirms the defendant's identity.

Subandria Singapore Aap-Reuter Dr Subandria Radin Djakarta

Aboriginal wage rise confusion sparks union clash

The ACTU secretary H J Souter informed the North Australian Workers Union via telegram about wage measures and possible eligibility questions for Aboriginal claimants. Reports say Prime targets include confirming genuine ties to Canberra and potential Koori connections, as NAWL contends wage increases may be delayed or contested.

ACTU H. J. Souter North Australian Workers Union Fey Indeo Anne Orel Penvonet Canberra Anand Ates Amy Carrall Les Mill Gap Nawl Jaward Carroll Ecco Sen Cari Aili Stesahem Casseady NT Coun Commonwealth Police Wwitt & Wife OBE Secre United Saton

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Rhodesia crisis dominates British Australia conference

Prime Ministers Holt and others agreed to hand Rhodesia talks to a special committee drafting an interim communique for this afternoon’s conference. Australian sources cite six days of debate and urge a firm Rhodesian statement to end endless speculation while leaders weigh future policy and regional impact.

Holt Molt Rhodes Hall Australia Mme Rarmepwr Tau Sir Mortice James Kanne Nian Salisbury Ter Aritaine Rhode Ennartarinne Ethnie Rhondeclan Sir Hur Miphres Arthur Si Humphrey London iKrunda Wilson Tanteena Smin

Pakistan envoy hurt in Wagga road crash

The Pakistan High Commissioner in Australia Dr Abdul Malik was injured when his diplomatic car collided with a station wagon on the Sturt Highway near Wagga. His chauffeur and the other driver escaped with minor injuries. Dr Malik suffered multiple injuries including a crushed chest, broken ribs, a lacerated left hand, and a broken left shoulder. his condition was described as satisfactory.

Wagga Australia Abdul Malik Malik Jnoor Sturt Canberra Rotary Lockhart Pakistan High Commission iMr FA. Navi

Queanbeyan to Get Automatic Telephone Exchange

Queanbeyan will gain an automatic telephone system expected to be online early next year. Allan Fraser and Postmaster General Hulme discussed the decision to build the new exchange while a tender for its construction was accepted. The project includes a new exchange building and related works with satellite exchanges planned for rural subscribers and feeder lines to be installed.

Queanbeyan En Fonaro Allan Fraser Post vaster-General Hulmead Wni Uean Sarkcom Sve Conti Associated Works Fraser Quean

Space relay soon Cours os Women's- 17-19 TyAm OB Finance

Space relay event to be held soon with women participants aged 17 through 19. TyAm OB Finance reports details forthcoming.

Cours Os TyAm OB Finance Lotte — ‘Opera House

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