Australia to extend Indonesia defence aid program
Australia expands military assistance to Indonesia beyond the 26 million dollar program due to expire in 1975. The Royal Australian Navy will supply attack teams this year and next, plus light patrol boats similar to those used by the Philippines. Indonesia will receive about 47 million dollars remaining in credit for announced and unannounced projects. Indonesian officials say primary aid targets include combat large smuggling deterrence and naval upgrades. The move follows Indonesia’s expressed desire to neutralize regional tensions and improve development as Australia’s Defence Minister visits Bali and East Java for the Sabre jet handover.
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Professor Davidson dies at 58 after long ANU tenure
Professor Davidson, longtime Pacific History scholar at the Australian National University, died yesterday at age 58 in the Part area. Obituary to follow on Page B.
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Reid named senior.A.N.A. tutor for Whitlam women’s adviser
Elizabeth Reid a 30 year old philosophy tutor from Australian National University is appointed to a 10 000 a year post advising Prime Minister Whitlam on women welfare issues. She has ties to feminist groups and will push for child care reform and expanded women’s employment while aiming for inclusive government input.
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Man faces murder charge in Queanbeyan case
A 37 year old man is to appear in Queanbeyan Court of Petty Sessions today on a murder charge. The alleged victim, Mrs Kumyu Pohl, about 35, was found strangled in a flat at Booth 51, Queanbeyan, on March 9.
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Indian takeover demanded in Sikkim protest
In Gangtok militants press for immediate Indian takeover of Sikkim administration under 1950 treaty terms. Kezi Sendup Dorji Khansarpxa presides at a press conference and warns the government to protect life and property or face self takeover or mass action.
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IRA units stood down over embezzled funds in Belfast
Two Provisional IRA units in Belfast were stood down after embezzlement from movement funds exceeding 150000 pounds about 260000 dollars, according to the Sunday Times report.
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Doctors Seek Uniform Fees Across Australia
The Australian Medical Association announced that doctors’ fees will rise with new scales intended for nationwide uniformity starting July 1. President Br J G Jlehnan withheld specific increases, stating details are not practicable now. Reports suggest increases could reach at least 20 percent while the AMA opposes Commonwealth NHS form before patient admission to nursing homes.
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Picasso dies at 91 in southern France
Pablo Picasso has died at age 91, per Paris radio. The Spanish artist, living in southern France since the 1936 39 Civil War exile, died of a heart attack. Family and entourage mourn at the Picasso château as his wife Jacqueline and others gather.
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Haig to study Cambodia war crisis from Bangkok
General Alexander Haig flew to Bangkok after talks with the President and Henry Kissinger. An on the spot study of the Cambodia war and Hanoi ceasefire violations was ordered. A convoy of 19 ships delivering supplies to Phnom Penh was dispersed with only six reaching government lines. Reports said two IC helicopter units were downed and several observers killed in the fighting.
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Nixon aide sent to assess Indo China crisis
SAN CLEMENTE California Sunday AAP Revie General Haig and Dr Ki s former depot head for Cambaui Lang and South Viet Nam as well as Thailand on Saturday night. His mission began as 525 continued heavy raids against communist forces threatening an assault on Phnom Penh. There was mounting concern over reports of troops and weapons moving from Hanoi into South Viet Nam. North Vietnam denied violating the ceasefire. American aircraft reportedly carried weapons to Phnom Penh to aid Lon Nol's government against communist troops. President Nixon refused to rule out or confirm the dispatch of troops, saying no plans to reintroduce ground troops existed. He sent Haig to study developments and report back for future decisions. Diplomatic observers noted Nixon likely would back Cambodia with weapons and air power while threatening sterner measures. The first ships broke through the Mekong blockade, including two carges with ammunition, as Cambodian forces warned civilians to conserve supplies amid ruined supply lines. Cambodian troops abandoned Angkorp district south of Phnom Penh.
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Copter Deaths Reported Near Viet Nam Border
Four ICC generals visited Gio Linh to await survivors from two helicopters missing near the Laotian border. Vietcong claimed an air crew and observers were safe, while the second helicopter with ten people may have been hit by missiles. Survivors were expected from the second helicopter. details were unclear.
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Snedden Seeks Judicial Inquiry Into ASIO Raids
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Snedden said he would move for a judicial inquiry in the House of Representatives to probe ASIO raids. He urged calling three judges to examine justification authority and consequences, naming the attorney general Senator Murphy and security officials as witnesses.
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Cost of land transfer too high in ACT
The high land conveyancing charges in the ACT are not justified says the Capital Territory minister Enierby. A separate item notes a seminar on poker machines to be held in Canberra next weekend and reports on Northern Ireland deaths, Pakistan interrogation, a US meat price boycott, and a retrial for Robert Clyde Boland in the Faraday school kidnappings case.
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