Minister defers quarantine on cheese
The Health Minister Dr Forbes announced a deferment of quarantine on cheese. The statement, read last night, indicated exporters and importers in Australia and Europe would be affected, with no panic expected and efforts continuing to ease trade while delaying strict measures.
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Fir Health
Forbes
Ima
Austrafias Wade
Acti
Fie
Ney
Vialy France
New Zeal
Australia
Teulay
Inter Commonwealth Econom
Miller
Mit
Commonwealth
Ining
Ity
Adlies Biter
Rho Mi
Holt
Tere
Australia Bay
United Kingdom
Imedian
Sardar Swaran Singh
Newerland
Vietnam
Europe
Asia
Africa
Danast
Salk vaccine plea amid Canberra youth consent drive
Amid confusion over child vaccination a London report notes the Department of Health pressing for Canberran schoolchildren and parents to consent to Salvin Antiawilio vaccine. Also recounted is a German submarine Hai sinking in the North Sea with crew trapped, plus distressed accounts of survivors and recovery efforts.
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Department of Health
Canberat
London
Noh
Aberdeen
Tynemouth
Evan Chuldren
Rea
Panhen
Public health and wartime regulation clash with dairy safety
The article discusses the National Health and Medical Research Council's stance on pasteurisation requirements amid debates over brucellosis risk from cheese. It notes opposition from officials including Dame Annabelle Rankin and McEwen, with figures citing past case numbers and quarantine concerns. Separately, the War Memorial kiosk lease dispute with Mr J. G. Storey is summarized, detailing lease nonrenewal, attempts to transfer ownership, and board considerations.
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Health
Medical Research Council
Auta IL
William Hetshauge
Mc McEwen
Senate
Annabelle Rankin
Anthony Hadndertaken
Iase
Cas
Pusioens
Storey
Pullenge
Ae Enterntise
Ik Perp
Uusees
Rowell
Lensee
Wien
R. Lancaster
Department of the Interior
Adelaide
Howe
Jusistorm
Canbarra
Yeut Orday
Memory of war commemoration service report fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Britain commemorating war memory with a service attended by leaders service chiefs diplomats and representatives from service organizations. The text mentions RAF Vulcan and memorial events, but details are garbled and incomplete.
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Rae
Britain
Esvervice
Vulcan
Fragmented Late News Text About Local Events
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions local happenings with several garbled phrases about care, security, and a tower. Key entities are unclear, but the fragment hints at a community-related update or brief. Further readable context is needed to form a precise card.
NSW seeks to bridge revenue gap by reviewing fines
NSW government plans a broad review of fines to close a two million dollar shortfall in this financial year. Premier Askin and ministers discuss increases across penalties, arguing higher charges will deter lawbreakers and help balance budgets amid drought and economic strain.
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Nsw
Askin Sneve
Aldate
Maran
Tome
Morion
Jamal al
Ashi Sal
Wai Hs Va
Gemini XI astronauts complete space mission splashdown
The Gemini XI crew Pete Conrad and Richard Gordon return to Earth after three days aloft with a precise Atlantic splashdown near recovery vessels. Helicopters lowered swimmers to assist as the command module settles in calm seas. The men report they are okay and in good spirits after reentry.
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St Marvin
Damap Air Command
Copenhagen
Nthe Kaviegat
Care Neutredy
Aapreuter
Pete Conrad
Richard Goon
Earth
Rim
Conrad
Unplanned Maneuver Delays Spacecraft Link to Australia firm
Melbourne reports on an unplanned maneuver affecting a space program tied to Imperial Chemical and Avena Indusizion. Directors pegged a debt issue at ten dollars per share with a seven year currency, while the Gemini project relied on an Agena tether and a planned public offer at par.
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Melbourne
Thurg
Imperial’ Chemicallof
Avena Indusizion
Australia
Space- New Zealand Ltd
Gemini
Agena
Soe Ho Nol
Ultimatum by PMs to Rhodesian regime
A Rhodesia set deadline for acceptance or rejection of proposals amid talks led by Britain and Canada. The Commonwealth warns against end to rebellion, while a Security Council sanctions option is discussed with hope for multiracial cooperation and a stronger Commonwealth.
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Pms
Ian Smith
United Nations
Rhodesia
Canada
Britain
Security Council
Salisbury
Humphrey Gibbs
Rhoden
Mihajlov to face trial in September in Zadar
Mihajlov, a 32 year old Yugoslav anti communist intellectual leader of group Aissi dent intellectuals, will go on trial on September 22 in Zadar. The charged case involves opposition activities abroad amid political tension in the region.
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Belgrade
Thurssay Iaap-Reuter
Mihailo
Mihaytov
Zadar
Saul
Mihajlov
Charges rise in WA hospital and freight fees
The Premier Mr Brand announced sharp increases in shipping freights hospital charges and related rates in Western Australia. From October 1 weight and fare hikes will take effect with 900 000 expected in 1966 97 and 1 29 million in a full year. The hospital charges should reach 1 040 000 this year and double next year.
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Brand
Palmer to face trial after company case discharge
A former rector, Norman Hector Palmer of Consolidated Ltd, was committed for trial under the Companies Act but discharged on charges under the Crimes Act. The report also notes the Malaysian government declares a state of emergency in Sarawak and mentions political and health-related items among other newspaper briefs.
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Rt G. Palmer (Consolidated) Ltd
Norman Hector Palmer
Borneo
Sarawak
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Rch
Campbeth and
Wasson High
J. G. Storey
J. Storey
War Memorial
Hislees
Wey Erie
Mme
Askin
Ueader
Hithey
Esphi
Change
Sould
Briain
Rhoderia
Palmer
Ariennah Finance
Rian O
Swains
Swag
Garema Place
Brame
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