Galbally appeal to be heard by federal ALP body
The Australian Labor Party federal executive agreed to hear an appeal by former Victorian Legislative Council leader Mr Galbally against suspension of his party membership. Victorian delegates opposed blocking the appeal while Mr Galbally supported Whitlam’s federal policy positions.
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Broken Hill
Australian Labor Party
Victorian Legislative Council
Galbally
ALP
Young
W. Webber
Webber Wan
Gallally
Labor Party
Victoria
Mr Whitlam
Nory Polley
Viconan Alp
Jeader
Vienna
Whitweising
Ms Young
Wniebt
Whitlam
Brown
W. Martley
Ind
Hin
Trathen to face court charge over published writing
The Reverend Trathen, headmaster of Newington College, faces a Commonwealth Crimes Act charge after allegedly publishing a Sydney Morning Herald letter urging 16 year olds to defy the law. The hearing in Central Court of Petty Sessions was adjourned to October 29 as defence counsel argued on consent and authority for subpoenas.
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Sydney
Tuewlay
Trathen
Farrister
Central Court of Petty Sessions
Tlte Termer
Pble
Lonard Hill
Brighton
Newington College
Rose
Sydney Morning Herald
Scheel
Vollope Council
Methodist Conference
W. Dality
Sydsey Morning Herald
Harriott
Smart
Talks on Canberra base amid Labor party re establishment
The Labor Party Federal executive authorized state branch secretaries to meet privately in Canberra this week to discuss re establishing the ALP Federal secretariat. The secretariat closed after the resignation of former full-time federal secretary Cyril Wyndham. The present secretary M Young has combined federal and South Australian duties.
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Broken Hill
Labor Party
Canberra
ALP
Tas
Cyril Wyndham
M. Young
Young
Wood Port
Fire rescue medal salutes local bravery by Parr and Melithaton
Mr Parr and Mr Melithaton, two Narramiindah men, received commendations for brave conduct in February fire救救救. Parr reentered a smoke filled home to save an elderly woman, later guiding her to safety as the brigade arrived. Mrs Riley, an elderly pensioner, survived burns thanks to their actions amid thick smoke and heat.
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Barr
At Meliinaton
Ia Riley
Riley
Burns
Gorton
Cout
Parr
Melithaton
Rom
Fotme
Messrs
Mihaton
Tha
Capitaine
Belore
Canera
Aostinaron
Fysler
Arthur Parr
Narrabuinilah
Mr Parr
Brush
Corpus Christi Reels From Celia Hurricane Toll
A hurricane named Celia pummeled southwest Texas, killing at least four and injuring about 200. Corpus Christi suffered widespread destruction, with Major damage to Port Aransas, Aransas Pass, Mustang and Padre Islands, and numerous buildings collapsed including a hospital. Communication cut, oil fires reported, winds up to 160 mph as the storm raged inland.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Celia
Port ‘Aransas
Aransas Passae
Cor ‘Christi
Corpus ‘Chasti
Jack Blackman
Ona
Isa Calla
Rio’ Grandeieee
Mexico
TN Uiles
Mustang
Padre Islands
Ressonn
St Ingleside
Corpus Christi Bay
Corps Chris
Pepe Har
Taft
Aransas
Aransas Phen
Arr
Corpus Christie
X Rain
Middle East peace strides with Arab-Israeli shifts
Five major steps push toward a settlement as Israel rejects a no confidence motion over the US plan text and keeps a peace sealed stance. Gahal exits the National Unity Coalition over withdrawal but Meir insists on a signed peace. Kadafi meets Nasser and travels to Damascus Baghdad, Tripoli slated. Ceasefire talks under UN mediator Jarring eyed for week end. Rogers and Thant urge quiet diplomacy.
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Middle East
Israel
National Gahal Party
Tsriel National Unity Coalition
Meir
Caro Cht
Fay
Syria
Libya
Kadafi
Nasser
Damascus
Baghdad
United Nathoma
Gunnar Jarring
United Nations
Aap-Reuter
Uider
Nawurees Shi Toda
Jaring
Jameli
Warren Salt
Jarring
Rogers
U Than
U Thant
Israeli government survives no confidence vote in Parliament
In Jerusalem the Israeli government defeated a no confidence motion by 64 to zero as the Gahal party was absent. Prime Minister Meir defended policy stating no withdrawal from occupied Arab territory without a just peace, while front-line Arab states and UN mediators pushed for a ceasefire and renewed talks under Gunnar Jarring. Egypt reported Israeli air losses amid ongoing clashes near the Suez Canal and renewed calls for a peaceful resolution.
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Jerusalem
Aap-Reuter
Gahal
Min Melr
Thrael
Ix Gubal
Meir
Washington
Road toll reforms eyed by Australian leaders
Australian leaders including Premiers and Prime Minister Gorton consider sweeping road toll reforms. Proposals in a college backed book urge a national accident treatment service funded by the Commonwealth, state managed transport units, joint working lines for ambulance staff, doctors at crash sites, and blood alcohol testing to aid early casualty care.
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Australian Medical Association
Aso
Cab
Cab Jenn. These Include: Sponsoring Joint Working Lies of Flactors
Dial a bus could transform Canberra transport
Canberra may trial a dial a bus system where a central operations room logs calls and assigns a 12 to 15 passenger bus to a doorstep pickup. The computer considers bus locations routes and destinations, with fares between ordinary bus and taxi rates.
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Canberra
National Capital Development Commission
Anaiae Sfa
Sydney crowds jeer at Prime Minister in chaotic pages
In a fragmentary Robin era report, readers glimpse chaotic crowd reaction to the Prime Minister as page notes reference disruptive crowd behavior. The piece mentions economic topics and a professor’s critique about solvency in motor car accident insurance, plus scattered phrases about offshore minerals and political commentary.
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Geoffrey Sawer
Special 1916 Lottery Classifieds Review Delays Rest Win
A 1916 lottery classified section appears with delayed entries and altered rebates. The page notes a rest win and references a Wert and Yor meme related to the prize draw. Names and precise actions are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Tripoli
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Egypt
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Joton
AAP
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Nant
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Canal
Golda Mei
Dr Gunnar Jarring
Melbourne
Australia
Bert Castellari
England
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