Liberals Plan Endorsements For ACT Advisory Council Race
The Liberal Party in the ACT will endorse candidates for the upcoming Advisory Council elections to be held in September or October. A special meeting of the three Liberal bodies in Canberra named a selection committee to nominate hopefuls, aiming to reassert party influence and establish a more effective council slate.
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Gorton accused of hatchet on education reforms
In a Senate debate the Opposition accused Senator Gorton of wrecking university funding by pursuing government recommendations. Leader Lyke Murphy condemned the cuts as a national calamity, citing only a 4.7 percent rise in recurrent grants for 1967-69 and warning of stifled expansion in higher degree studies.
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Smoke bombs in plot against Humphrey West Berlin
In West Berlin police detained 11 people suspected of planning a bomb attack on U S Vice President Hubert Humphrey. The detainees reportedly said they had only made smoke bombs and denied any real attack plan as Humphrey’s visit loomed. The bench and officials prepared for his arrival with heightened security and court proceedings continuing.
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Respite from politics on Millpond
Lake Burley Griffin hosted a rare parliamentary gathering as about 30 Labor MPs crossed the lake aboard the ferry Marlee to meet ACT Labor members at the ANU Lift Club. Deputy Leader Barnard and Senator Murphy led the discussions during a dinner that lasted from 5:30 until 9.00, described as an historic occasion to build reciprocal exchanges.
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Kirby demands apology over wage case innuendoes
Sir Richard Kirby, president of the Albi on, demanded an apology today regarding the ions in the national wage case. He said employers' submissions were disgraceful innuendoes accusing the commission of double dealing amid Melbourne discussions.
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Cooma Hospital Dispute Dragoned Over Wage Talks and Apology
A chaotic hospital wage hearing unfolds as Sir Richard Kirby scolds employers' counsel James Robinson for delays. Robyn urges transcript review before tomorrow's apology. The Cooma scene sees tensions rise among Mr Robinson, Kate, and others over wage grants and commission methods.
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Cooman District
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Kate
Robinson
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Iain Hoel
Edugpaice Egeart
Tscuesees
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Perra
Yourmeny
Sanne
Simiasion
Commission
Bertune
Can
Thenn
Aircraft inquiry probes three leak incidents at View point
The aviation agency reviews records for an aircraft cited as flying three times with leaking fuel tanks while an international effort in Australia and Canada explores a battlefield communications project. The plan could cost about 893 million dollars.
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Sreasinton Oe Civil Aviation
View Soint
Lack of lay teachers demand rises in Sydney diocese
Sydney Catholic diocese headmasters may dismiss lay teachers early next year if they refuse salary rises agreed with the Catholic Rules and Finance Commission. A letter from Monsignor J F Slowey shows the commission’s influence. About 1,300 lay teachers face stalled increases tied to 1967 rises and 1968 or later pay scales. Some teachers have halted work over unpaid increments, including a group at Christian Brothers College.
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J. F Slowey
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Aleady
Jonds
Christian Brothers College
Soldier held in Germany charged with selling secret codes
An army spokesman said Private George Colfani of California was arrested in Germany on charges of sharing seven code key lists and intent to sell them.
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Tifidelberg
Army
Ned Kelly display thief shocks Wellington crowd
A thief in Wellington grabbed a pistol from a Ned Kelly dummy in a Qantas Airlines display at a department store. The Kelly figure, armed and armored, had guarded a currency exhibition and the weapon, about 100 to 150 years old, was not used by the Kellys.
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