Warrants Quashed In ACT Police Raid
Mr Justice Fox yesterday quashed three warrants issued by a justice of the peace to commonwealth police officers. He ruled the warrants invalid after an application for writs of certiorari and pro se on behalf of Maxwell Newton Anne Kirby Newton Maxwell Newton Ply Ltd Incentive Ply Ltd and Management Newsletter Ply Ltd.
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Leakage claim by Mr Newton in Australian press
Brisbane reports Mr Newton alleging Commonwealth Police and the Attorney General’s Department leaked private business information. He cites seized documents during a Canberra raid and claims names of hired writers were publicized around Parliament. A Canberra office statement praises independent policing and critiques government overreach. The matter centers on warrants issued under the Commonwealth Crimes Act and judicial rulings on their validity and procedural compliance.
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Late news on Soviet moves and Allied response
Fragments report a late news item about Soviet maneuvers and Allied reaction. It mentions Poland and Snavia amid a push movement and planned forces, with reference to an anniversary and dates in August. Names and places are obscured in the OCR.
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DC 4 Crew Still Two After Tribunal Decision
Melbourne reports on a High Court outcome where Professor J. E. Isaac was selected to lead pilot demands for Ansett and TAADCO jetliners. The ruling ends a lengthy dispute that framed industrial tribunal proceedings and aviation labor talks.
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France to resume hydrogen bomb tests in Pacific next summer
Paris reports France will conduct a new series of hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific next summer. A Defence Ministry spokesman cited deterrence aims despite budget austerity and warned of potential radioactive fallout concerns raised by Australia and New Zealand and others.
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Nation wide survey on education needs in Australia
Adelaide reports outline terms of reference for a nation wide survey of educational needs under the Australian Education Council. Priority areas include administrative structure, facilities, school buildings, staffing, preservice and service education for teachers, scholarships, and potential costs while inviting Catholic and independent schools to conduct parallel surveys.
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Russians attempt new moon mission with Zon probe
Moscow reports a new lunar mission aboard the Zon spacecraft. Tass says the ame mmtic station will study the moon with improved onboard systems and relay, maintaining all systems as the earthbound relay. The mission aims to extend beyond lunar orbit and supports an OSO-G observatory planned to launch from Cape Kennedy.
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Police seize rifles in Auckland riot linked to protest
In Auckland police seized rifles amid a riot tied to a left wing organisation that published instructions for making cocktails to greet United States Secretary of State Mr Rogers. Rogers is due in Auckland tomorrow afternoon with New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoske after the Canberra council meeting.
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Australia delays Vietnam troop withdrawal decision
Australia will not withdraw yet and will continue to consult with ANZUS partners on Vietnam troop changes. External Affairs Minister Freeth said plans for a possible full withdrawal are likely far off, unlikely before the upcoming federal election, while US Secretary Rogers emphasized Australia makes its own decisions with ongoing consultation.
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ANZUS talks seen to steer gradual Vietnam withdrawal
Mr Freeth said that while ANZUS talks did not force an immediate Australian pullout, Australia would not exhaust American forces. He and Mr Rogers signaled a framework for troop reductions tied to U.S. withdrawals, while stressing replacement forces would be Vietnamese. Rogers outlined a broader U S China opening while avoiding commitments on Taiwan or Pine Gap and affirmed no decision yet on allied responses to any wider crisis.
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Natives file mining writ in Sugainville territories
A garbled note reports natives filing a writ over mining ordinances in a territory under the administration. It mentions Melbourne, an Australia tour, and a CRA chair, with unclear details and several errors obscuring facts.
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Dorthy Green's harsh review on academic decline in US
A special correspondent analyzes an imagined plan in the Dissenting-Academy book. The review condemns the state of academic disciplines and science in America, offering a severe warning to Australian scholars and noting Lake George as a fertile but reductive silt plain image.
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West United States aims to preserve West Germany in crisis
A fragmented clipping notes Nisom and Sintsdimner addressing the West United States about Germany’s survival during Europe’s crisis. It references a high level talk in Europe as part of Page 5 content and mentions other notices.
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