ANU Labor Club votes to fund raise for NLP Vietcong
The Australian National University Labor Club voted to join Melbourne and Monash universities in raising funds for the National Liberation Front. Executives resigned after the motion, with one editor opposing full NL F support. Funds on campus would go through Monash committees for medical and unspecified aid in Vietnam.
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Vietnamese Rational Liberation Front
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Vietnam
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NSLP
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Mumush University
Tuenday
Monash University Labor Club
NLF Fund
Five hurt in Canberra highway crash near Queanbeyan
Five people injured in a two car crash on the Federal Highway about 14 miles from Canberra at 10 30am yesterday. Three were detained at Queanbeyan District Hospital and later allowed to leave. A man and a woman were admitted, one man seriously injured and transferred to Canberra Community Hospital. Names not released.
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Canberra's cold day becomes winter non-event on weather quirks
Canberra woke to a milder than forecast cold snap as weather forecasters blamed clumped patterns. Despite predictions of the coldest day of the year, temperatures reached 55F/35F with Tasmanian and Victorian Alps snow, and Thredbo and Smiggin Holes saw more snowfall.
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Caneerra
Bureau of Meteorology
Tasmania
Victorian Alps
Cootamundra
Wille
Labor reform vote grants four leaders full Federal Executive seats
In Adelaide a five minute Labor conference approved a compromise plan to give four Federal Parliamentary leaders and six State leaders voting status on the Federal Conference. The move rejects Whitlam’s call for a commission of inquiry into a larger national conference, but enlarges the Federal Executive and shifts power, improving Whitlam’s chances for favorable outcomes.
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Whitlam Faces Compromise Vote Shaping ALP Structure
The Australian Labor Party party leadership and federation framework shifted after a party conference vote. A main wing compromise reduced delegates and expanded executive membership, letting Whitlam claim partial victory as Western Australia abstained and Gordon Barnard pressed personal business.
Trainees to Fly RAAP 24-111C Fighter Bombers in U.S.
F-111 crews will train aircrews who will operate the RAAPs 24-111C variable wing fighter bombers. Training takes place in the United States to prepare crews for flight operations and mission execution.
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RAAF to Train F-111 Crews with Amberley Simulator
The RAAF will deploy full aircrew squads next month for F-111 training in Australia. An advanced weapons and navigation simulator duplicates the aircraft systems for rapid, cost efficient candidate evaluation. Initial squadron training costs are included in the F-111 order, with spare parts arriving to support operations.
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Journalists in Sydney Strike Over New Pay Award
Sydney journalists employed by metropolitan newspapers and magazines began a 24 hour strike tonight. They plan meetings to decide further action, despite the walkout not causing all major papers to suspend publication. The strike follows an award handed down by the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission fixing new pay rates and conditions.
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Riots erupt as police quell racial unrest in Washington
Police surged into a Negro district near the White House to halt a racial outbreak, smashing windows and hurling bottles as officers and firefighters battled the disturbance. The incident followed a day after a national call for prayer and racial harmony amid mounting tensions.
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Atea
Govt firm on postal stand maintains Saturday services
The Federal Government declares it will sustain the full existing range of postal services on Saturdays and refuses to lift penalties on postal workers who went on strike on July.
Australia’s Population Challenge in 1967 Raises Questions
In a page two feature Peter Long argues that immigration numbers have been abnormally low for five years. He questions whether Australia should, or can, do better. The piece begins a two part series debating population policy and potential reforms.
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