Soviet pledges utmost to oust US
Soviet leader Kosygin vowed all possible aid to the Vietnamese people to drive American neo nihilists from Vietnam. He urged the United States to observe international norms and warned that US actions threaten global security while pledging to restore friendly Soviet relations and broaden support for developing nations in Asia and Africa.
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Fresh move for leave extended for white collar staff
In Melbourne on Thursday the Australian Council of Trade Unions and allied white collar groups prepared a new push for four weeks annual leave for federal public servants. A deputation led by Milk E. Monk and others headed to Canberra to urge the Prime Minister and High Court officials to back the plan.
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Mrs Gandhi Wins Victory in Indian Parliament
New Delhi Thursday Prime Minister Mrs Garth won a large majority after a four day debate on a Communist motion. The vote stood 387 in favor with opposition abstentions and had broad support across the Lower House of Parliament.
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Indonesia sets date for peace
Mr Dish spoke to reporters at the State palace in Djakarta after the first meeting of the new Cabinet. He outlined a plan and a date for efforts toward peace in the region.
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Nurses Could Save a Year in Training Debate
The Canberra Community Hospital Matron Mrs M F Guy argues for shortening nurse training from four years. She asserts three years would still provide adequate qualifications and could accelerate the supply of qualified nurses amid discussions involving ministers and international concerns.
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Canberra road lane narrows amid regional push
Canberra enthusiasts report a narrow road hindering access as the Queanbeyan toed on 8 438)iter in Heath and a Malaysia Indonesia linked leadership faces paving delays. The Indonesian force and Malay members discuss a three year programme and club reforms.
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Minister attacks margarine firm over edible oil plans
Australia’s margarine and edible oil policy is under fire as Mr Anthony rejects Marrickville Holdings claims of large scale oilseed expansion. He warns incorrectly claimed domestic safflower production and butter subsidies affect farmers and consumer prices, while stressing dairy farmers’ economic plight.
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Dairy and margarine policy clash sparks freedom of choice debate
Mr Athony argues for rebuilding low incomes among dairy farmers as 54 per cent north of Taree to the Queensland border report net annual incomes of £500 or less. Canberra statements urge lifting margarine quotas, with Mr Daly noting 100 per cent Australian raw materials and condemning food dictated by government or pressure groups.
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Five Churches Invited to Synod at Canberra Dialogue
Senior representatives from Roman Catholic and Protestant groups join to discuss funding church buildings and cooperation. The bishop in council will address plans for a unity synod with Anglican methods, Methodist and Congregational delegates, and other denominations in Canberra and Goulburn. The invitation was reportedly accepted, with aims to explore joint development and possible future edifices.
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Melbourne Labour Leader Targeted by Fruit Barrage
The Leader of the Federal Opposition Mr Calwell faced a fruit-throwing barrage as he spoke at Melbourne University to over 1,000 students. He urged aid for the hungry and ill clad, with calls for foreign aid and a proposed one per cent of national income to less developed nations. He criticized Australia’s stance on South Africa and Vietnam conscription, while noting unemployment relief and national service issues.
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Sir John Northcott is Dead in New South Wales
Sir John Northcott former Governor of New South Wales died at his home late tonight. He was 76 and lapsed into a coma on Monday and never regained consciousness. Northcott, who served as NSW Governor from 1946 to 1957, earned a notable military reputation in both World Wars.
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