Golden Wedding Celebration In Sydney For Duncan Couple
Mr Duncan recalled knowing his wife from school days and renewing their friendship when his sister married his brother in 1921. They wed on April 19, 1924 at Burton Street Baptist Tabernacle in Sydney and spent years in ministry with the Assemblies of God. Their son in laws church opening coincides with tomorrow’s Canberra visit and a large turnout planned back in Sydney to mark the anniversary.
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Sydney
Assemblies of God
Duncan
Trs. Underworks
Larry Hills
Opposition briefings sparks confusion over communication
The article reports disarray in opposition briefing plans for a transition to a new government. It cites delays in receiving details from Mr Whitlam, the push for written arrangements, and a split over who may speak with whom. It notes demands for full records by Permanent Heads and restricted access for opposition spokesmen.
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Publi Service
PSB
Whitlam
Cooley
Snedden
Lynch
Anthony
Frederick Wheeler
Garran
Public Service Board
Late News Senate Team Hobart Debates Shake Tasmanian Ranks
In Hobart on Friday Miss Rosemary Everett was dropped from the Tasmanian independent Senate team after remarks about her father who resigned from the State Government to contest the Senate election as an endorsed Labor candidate. On Saturday Miss Hyerett and he was standing only to oppose her.
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Hobart
Rosemary
Everet
Senate
Australian lawyer aids extradition efforts in Brazil
An Australian official, Mr J O d, travels to Brasilia to support extradition procedures for the Barton family, linked to an investigation into Australian investment and project development companies. The Barton party left Australia late in the year amid banking failures within the group. The NSW Corporate Affairs Commissioner began the probe, and the Attorney General’s secretary said officials are coordinating with Brazilian authorities and the Australian Embassy to ensure return.
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Artment
Bastia
Inegal
Barton
Alexander Barton
Thomas
Australia
NSW Cor
Porate Affairs
C. W. Harders
Ballard
Brasilia
Tree fall kills Air Vice Marshal in Beach Road home
Retired air force officer Air Vice-Marshal Eric Stapleton, 60, was killed when a 70 ft gum tree toppled in heavy rain and crashed through the roof of his Beach Road house at Lilli Pilli, hitting him as he sat with his wife in the living room. The tree was in the yard and was loosened by recent rain.
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Lilli Pili
Air Vice-Commodore
Eric Stapleton
Batemans Bay
Air Vice
Canam Stapleton
Stapleton
Coalition outlines economy policy to slow public spend
The Liberal Country Coalition announced in Melbourne a plan to limit public service growth to 3 percent annually and abandon wage setting as a pace for conditions. It would appoint a Royal Commission, review duplication across governments, and meet states for further cuts while protecting health education welfare and urban programs. Defence would rise modestly.
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Liberal-Country Party
Australia
Snedden
Commonwealth Public Service
Gidgealpa
Public Service Board
Labor
Liberal
Snedden's plan to curb inflation and cut tax rises
High on Mr Snedden's list is reducing next year's tax take by 600 million dollars and easing prices and incomes pressures. He favors a voluntary freeze but would compel it if needed, and shifts stance on interest rates and currency policy while outlining a three month action timetable to restrain inflation.
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Snedden
Australia
Sneddon
Commonwealth Govern
Karmel
Henderson Commission
DLP seeks up to 150000 for Victorian campaign
Senator McManus, leader of the Democratic Labor Party, said the party aims to raise 100000 to 150000 to fund its election campaign and contest all Victorian House seats. If funds fall short, the campaign would be curtailed. The party will skip Queensland, NSW and South Australia seats and align with the National Alliance in WA. The Tasmanian branch will decide next week. A telegraph urged Liberals and Country Party leaders to withdraw opposing candidates except where two are needed.
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McManus
House of Representatives
Victoria
Victorian
DLP
Queensland
Nsw
South Australia
Western Australia
Country Party
National Alliance
Tasmanian
BLP
House of Representative
Tasmania
Snedden
Anthony
McManus A
Liberal and
Country Parties
Eastern Suburbs Rugby Union urged to drop Forrest site claim
The commissioner and Mr Eng ledow pressed the Eastern Suburbs Rugby Union Club to forgo its claim to part of Telopes Park High School land, arguing a small parcel is all that is required for school use and tests of alternative sites were being considered.
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Forrest
Telopes Park High School
Undertook Terday
Fon Sercary
Eng
Ledow
Eastern Suburbs Rugby Union Club
Fowell
In Union Ent
Students detail campus grievances at university meeting
More than 120 Australian National University students spoke for nearly two hours in a campus meeting. They voiced grievances and discussed pay concerns as public servants seek a 16.5 percent rise.
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Australian Naional University
Sin Ee
Inflation and oil shale debate in election campaign
The article discusses inflation as a key issue in the election, with Warwick Bracken explaining its meaning and societal effects. It notes world oil shale reserves and Australian deposits aiding cities, while Saturday’s Dunn weighs the feasibility of developing the deposits to delay a predicted crisis.
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Warwick Bracken
Cam Tury
Dunn
Monaro Faces Wavarre in Caltex Rugby League Clash
The ACT Soccer Federation leaders stay atop the table as Monaro and Wavarre prepare for a key Caltex rugby league match. Focus shifts to remaining fixtures as teams aim to hold first division positions.
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Monaro
Wavarre
Caltex
Morro
Capeted
Beek
ACT Soccer Federation
Fragments Skim Media Row From Scraped Page
Readable bits hint at world news courts entertainment churches and gardening topics dated 19 ty 31 Te a] ury om 1 4, 21 a, with no clear event or names to frame a full item. The fragmentary text suggests a mixed page section rather than a single cohesive story.
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