Foil Peels Off Moon Craft Firewalled Frontline Trouble Near Moon
Moon mission proceeds toward the lunar surface as the Apollo craft shows peeling shielding of foil and Mylar. Engineers study the shredded appearance while mission control reports no major system faults and Captain John Young and Lieutenant Colonel Charles Duke prepare for a planned moon landing.
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AMA urges large GP fee increases in inquiry
The AMA proposes new higher fees for general practitioner services including home visits and consultations. Justice Mason will determine fair charges in the inquiry, while the AMA argues a two-year horizon for fee fairness and consistency across states. Labor's Hayden signals a national health plan participating option if elected.
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Sersiyes
Justice Mason
J. T. Ludeke
Association
Commonwealth
Farler
Nwsw
Othe Ama
Sydney
Labor
Federal Labor Party
Hayden
Girl MP ordered jailed for illegal parade in Belfast
Miss Bernadente Devlin a 24 year old Roman Catholic leader and MP Frank Manus were sentenced to six months in jail for taking part in an illegal February parade in Enniskillen. They did not attend court and had no legal representation. Devlin was Britain's youngest MP and refused to recognise the court's deliberations.
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Bernadente Devlin
Frank Manus
Associated Press
Enniskillen
Privacy row over Caulfield Institute questionnaire
Melbourne Mon day report states a four page Self Description Inventory issued to Caulfield Institute of Technology students drew heavy criticism for invading privacy. It asks students to describe strengths and weaknesses and probes emotions families and parental opinions while a committee from the Victorian Council of Civil Liberties considers steps to prevent reuse in other colleges.
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Caulfield Institute of Technology
H. J. Halstead
Victorian Council of Civil Liberties
Vicetonan Council For
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J.T. Bennett
Vietnam offers resume talks with United States
Paris reports that North Vietnam proposed returning to Paris peace talks and sending Le Duc Tho back, contingent on the U S halting bombing and resuming regular meetings. Saigon hurdles include North Vietnamese offensive and a possible private talks stalemate.
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North Vietnam
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Soulm Wieroan
Wiliam Porter
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Soth
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Simul Nevis
Thuy
Unemployment Falls in Australia as Vacancies Decline
Unemployment in Australia dropped by 17.272 to 97.877 in March, while seasonally adjusted figures show a worsening trend with vacancies down 4.77 to 2108. The gap between job seekers and openings widened, and unemployment relief rose to 37,639. State figures per cent of workforce cited.
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Lynch
Victoria
Western Australia
Ueensland
Tasmania
Tell
Dovernment
Helievng
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Warrowlumia
President attacks motion on NLF and ALP support
A news note reports the president attacking a motion on the NLF in Vietnam and criticizing the Victorian State Council’s support. it mentions Burm and a single decision amid the party’s election context. Other items reference Soviet and Chinese denunciations of US raids, a wool festival supplement, and a legal challenge to an ACT ACOA meeting.
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Victorian State Council
NLF
Vietnam
Faitorial
David Solomon
ACT
ACOA
Offeets Divnival
Ancient skeleton discovery shocks Senate panel in Canberra
A Sydney University professor revealed to a Canberra Senate committee a 6ft 4in Aboriginal skeleton found in January 1970 near Lake Mitchie, Mildura. The grave held a necklace of Tasmanian devil teeth, suggesting about 24 thousand years age for the wearer, with ritual tooth removal noted. Teeth probably came from extinct Tasmanian devils, not the wearer.
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Senate
Canberra
Australian
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Sydney University
Standing Committee On
Stein
Macintosh
Lake
Mitchie Negeom
Minnoof
Mildura
Darling River
Labor man attacks Minister on patriotism clash
A senior Curtin Chifley era figure, John Dedman, lashed out at Dr Mackay over remarks on patriotism tied to Dr Cairns. Dedman defended Curtin and Chifley, questioned Mackay’s morality, and criticized government wartime decisions leading to casualties, calling the war unjust and undeclared.
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Curtin
Chifley
John Dedman
Mackay
Veterday
Dr Cairns
Dedman
Lever
John Curtin
Ben ‘Chifley
Labor Party
Lalor
Australi
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Ben
Turkish PM resigns amid fatigue in surprise move
Ankara reports Prime Minister Nihat Fomhan has resigned due to being overtired. President Sunmay announced Defence Minister Mir Melen will serve temporarily as prime minister while a replacement is sought.
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Nihat Fomhan
Turkey
Todlas
Sunmay
Mir Melen
Sir Lesh Munro Suffers Minor Heart Attack in New Zealand
Former United Nations General Assembly president Sir Lesh Munro suffered a minor heart attack while touring the North Island of New Zealand last week, reports indicate he is in stable condition and receiving medical care.
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Lesh Munro
United Nations General Assembly
North Island
New Zealand
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