A Strange Invitation by Cairns in Vietnam War Debate
The Canberra Times reports on Cairns a Labor figure and long time parliamentarian issuing an invitation to National Liberation Front and North Vietnamese representatives to visit Australia. The piece analyzes his dual roles as politician and activist, noting potential electoral cost to Labor and questioning the move as a vehicle for Moratorium rhetoric rather than a path to peace.
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James Ford Cairns
Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
Cairns
National Liberation Front
Australia
Whitlam
Labor
Vietnam
NLF
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Communist Party
Hanoi
Moratorium Committee
New faces emerge in Czechoslovak politics under Kremlin influence
A long drift from Prague's post invasion era shows fresh figures gaining power under Moscow. Dr Gustav Husak leads a cautious balance as a potential buffer, while Lubomir Strougal and a cadre from the CSM rise. Veterans like Vaclav Hajek and Milos Takes are implicated in past purges. The scene features officials who navigated secret police ties, trials, and exile, with many in the parliamentary and party elite now shaping a cautious course amid Soviet pressure.
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de Sea
Kremlin
Husak
Mrezhnev
Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Musak
Chervonenko
Klement Gonwalt
Slamky
Geminder
Lubomir Strougal
Husk
Mr Novotny
Lubomir
Strougal
Novotny
Vaclav Kajex
Milos Takes
CSM
Appatlus
Dr Hajek
Miroslav Moe
Sudeten
Mr Moe
Rude Pravo
Bonn
Duhcek
Moc
Anomalies in shop hours stir Adelaide suburb debate
In Elizabeth and Morphett Vale South Australia debate grows over late trading. Advocates led by George Demasius push for uniform early closing across the Adelaide metropolitan area to curb extended hours. Traders say late-night shopping sustains business while unions weigh in on five-day week options and possible Saturday shifts.
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Adelaide
Tistems
Gade
Elizabeth
Morphett Vale
Bern
Marions
George Demasius
Demasius
South Africa
Ind
South Australia
FTPUE
Chai
G. R. Dalton
Christies Beach Traders Association
South Avatraling
Lingn
Diemasius
E. J. Goldsworthy
South Australian Industrial Commission
Commission
Governor General Masluck and Lady Arrive in Canberra
Sir Paul Masluck and Lady Has luck arrived in Canberra from Perth on Saturday afternoon. The visit involved formal events with officials and attendees noted in local coverage.
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Paul Masluck
Hasluck
Canberra
Perth
Foraden
Sess Lakes Pony
WA moves to cap red kangaroo hunting licenses
The Fisheries and Fauna Department plans strict fauna conservation rules under last year’s act. Proposals include a 200000 yearly red kangaroo kill limit, licenses for shooters, a royalty on each catch, and seven new full time wardens to police conservation. Aimed at slowing declines as estimates show WA could lose red kangaroos within a decade. past yearly skins total around 325000 with 400000 shots, risking long term pasture damage and job losses for many shooters.
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Fisheries and Fauna Department
Shootere
Tangaroor
Western Australia
Phe de Ent
Aiise
Manturculiatx and Chariers’ Association
Pstro
Lin
Kangaroo Industry Association of
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Mr Novy
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Sox
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Nowy
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University of Political Science
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Alesander Dubvek
Ankara
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Duubeek
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