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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 27, 1967

Page

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Italian proxy brides gain assisted passages to Australia

Italy and Australia sign a five year migration pact allowing proxy brides of Italian migrants in Australia to receive assisted passages home. The agreement covers unmarried sisters fiances and wives and includes social service, rights, and legal protection for citizens. Immigration Minister Snedden calls it a milestone in Italian migration to Australia.

Australia Austraia Australi Italy Snedden House of Representatives

Turkey to Send Workers to Australia

Ankara reports Turkey plans a draft agreement with Australia to send Turkish workers aged 21 to 48, single or married couples, with 25 percent skilled and 75 percent unskilled. The deal, awaiting signing next month, would provide Australian wages, housing, and protections for Turkish laborers and families.

Ankara Aap-Reuter Turkey Ali Naili Erdem Australia Erdem Te Ae

Late News Teack Talks Must Waist Wu South Vietnam Plan

Secretary Mr Hrown and aides discuss immediate steps for a North Vietnam halt in bombing. Mir Brows and United Sisley join in seeking a precise government action.

Hrown Tetega Gc Hrown Oahu Cangetins Mir Brows Sisley North Vietnam

Italy president vows no Italian will have to leave homeland

President Saragat told about 2000 cheering migrants in Canberra that Italy now offers a stable democracy and thriving economy. He praised Italians abroad as true ambassadors in Canada the United States and Australia. He urged expansion of the EEC and thanked migrants for shaping Italy’s growing global prestige. Vive Italia Viva Australia.

Saragat Italy Mr Saragat Australia Canberra Melbourne Australiia Forrest Europe European Economic Community EEC Ialy Canada United States

Wallaby Gift Goes Awry Amid Otalian President Visit

Spinapolice of Narrabundah presented a wallaby named Cico to President Saragat outside the Italo Australian Club in Forrest. Detectives and security policemen surrounded the scene as the animal was passed between officials. Cico will be taken to Sydney for quarantine before flying to Italy. wallabies are protected in the ACT and possession is illegal.

Wallaby Cico America Spinapolice Eighth Street Narrabundah Spinapolice Sarigat Ttaly Forrest Saragat ACT F. Scar Sydney

Dr Coombs calls tariff policy review amid shifting world trade

Dr Coombs urges a reassessment of protective tariffs noting past success in safeguarding developing industries but arguing for more discrimination. He warns subsidies in one sector raise costs elsewhere and highlights a shift in world markets, urging Australia to set a constructive example as Asia’s exports grow.

Coombs USA Europe Australia Australian Industries Development Association Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia Holt

NZ leaders to discuss defence in Canberra visit

Prime Minister Holyoake and Defence Minister Thompson will visit Canberra for three days to discuss defence policy and Malaysia Singapore implications of the British White Paper. They will review Vietnam involvement and avoid early government announcements.

New Zealand Holyoake Canberra South-east Asia Prie Holt Melt House of Holvouke Defence Thompson Malaysia Singapore Australia Vietnam Haslinck United Nations New York

Pearce blocks fetch record bids at land auctions Woden Valley

The National Capital Development Commission sold six Pearce blocks at Canberra Theatre in an unrestricted auction, bringing between 6000 and 6500 pounds per block, with the smallest 2 roods 24 perches selling for 6250 and the largest 3 roods 17 perches at 6000. Covenants require homes cost at least 20000 pounds and be brick, concrete or stone.

National Capital Development Commission Pearce Woden Valley Canberra Theatre Im Torrens Commission Hawker Street

Colour bar rooster disqualified at Royal Show

In Melbourne on Tuesday a ban tam rooster was disqualified after winning first prize in the poultry class when officials found colouring on two tail feathers. Show director H T C Woodfull said the substance was unknown. The rooster was owned by W J Bartlett and Son of Mirboo North. Bartlett claimed no knowledge of the colouring substance.

Melbourne

Aborigines to Have Special Ministry in Victoria

Melbourne reports a plan to establish a dedicated Aboriginal affairs ministry in Victoria. Legislation to create the ministry will be introduced in the Legislative Assembly next week, with a writ of legislation to be presented today by the Minister for Housing. Aboriginal affairs are currently overseen by the Aborigines Welfare Board, whose administration has faced criticism from Aboriginal groups in recent years. The minister noted about 500 classified Aborigines live in Victoria.

Melbourne Victoria Legislative Assembly Meagher Aborigines Welfare Board Meaghes Birrell Tih Gee Jong

$2,000 LSD fines planned

Lapecenes to be the handling of drug pen ae ACT, willl be similar to that ned in NSW, where signin of a tore Hone gaol term or a of $2,000 are proposed. The Government was de feated in the Senate yesterday on a move to end Question Time after a two-hour fight over the use of VIP aircraft.

Macquarie Pearce Belconnen Aranda Belconnen 7 Radburn Curtin Government House Ned Nsw Senate

Liberal hope for ACT seat as Fraser faces challenge

MP Andrew Jones told a Hughes Community Centre meeting that Jim Fraser could be unseated at a future election. Speaking at a Woden Liberal and Young Liberals gathering, Jones praised Fraser as sincere and hardworking, but noted his strong position makes the race competitive.

ACT J. R. Fraser Andrew Jones Hughes Community Centre Woden Liberal Party Young Liberals Jim Fraser

Senate poll details for all states election timetable

The Prime Minister Mr Holt confirmed elections on November 28. Five senators from each state will be elected for a term of six years. Holt told the House of Representatives a full timetable would be drawn up after state governors grant approval.

Senate Holt House of Representatives

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