Nationalist Party backs Sukarno amid Indonesia turmoil
Indonesia's Nationalist Party pledged support for President Sukarno and warned against ousting him. The AKOGAM disbanded and reverts to KOTT as peace efforts with Malaysia continue, while student protests and military briefings frame the Jakarta political scene.
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Djakarta
AAP Reuter
Indonesia
The
Nationalist Party
PNT
Sukarno
Malaysia Command
Akogam
Malaysia
Turkish quakes hit eastern Turkey as rescue efforts continue
A fresh wave of earthquakes struck eastern Turkey on Monday as rescue teams worked to reach survivors of last Friday's disaster. Official death counts range from 1,845 to as high as 4,000 according to Turkish newspapers, with thousands injured.
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Urim
Turkey
Te-l Nef
States discuss Victoria New South Wales finances with Holt
The Federal Cabinet will consider whether Prime Minister Holt should meet Victoria and NSW Premiers to address their financial difficulties. Victoria's Sir Henry Bolte pressed for talks, warning of tax rises or halted development if funds do not arrive. The meeting follows a request by Victoria’s Acting Premier Rylah, with Victoria’s budget framed as an election budget.
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Mr Holt
Nsw
Victoria
Henry Bolte
Holt
Melbourne
Henry
Askin
Canling
James
Australia names first Ambassador to Mexico
The Australian Minister to the United Nations, Dudley McCarthy, has been named Australia’s first Ambassador to Mexico, announced by External Affairs Minister Hasluck to the House of Representatives. McCarthy, 55, has served in New York since 1963 and will relocate at the end of the next session. The appointment follows Australia and Mexico agreeing to exchange ambassadors.
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United Nations
Dudley McCarthy
Australia
Mexico
Hasluck
House of Representatives
McCarthy
United Matinne
New York
UM. x
Melbourne
Department of Terri Ie
Wreck
Prc
Sapp
Tories
Department of External Athin
Wilsons Con
South-west Pacific
Oliver Goode
Gabor
San Ane
Neil Gabor
Greenish to contest ACT seat as five candidates named
Mr Greenish announced his plan to stand for the ACT seat, accusing the Government of failure in overall control. Five candidates are listed or expected: J. R. Fraser ALP sitting member, R. W. Rowell Liberal, J. D. Donohue DLP, and Mrs A. P. Dalgarnon Independent. The Australian Party plans to contest but has not named a candidate. Greenish, previously Liberal, states he is no longer with that party due to disagreements with NSW and ACT Liberal executives.
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Greenish
J. R. Fraser
ALP
R. W. Rowell
Liberal
J. D. Donohue
DLP
A. P. Dalgarnon
Independent
The
Australian Party
Act
Liberal Party
Incall
NSW Liberal
Wage fixing system called out as out of date in Australia
Australia’s Arbitration Act and wage fixing system were condemned by employers as out of date. Two girls died in a shark attack near Rabaul yesterday. A Malaysian Parliament row involved Miss Sandra Nelson. The bench selection controversy and national wages case dominated discussion, with calls for reform.
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Melbourne
Australia
Rabaul
Reuter
Duke of York Island
Kuala Lumpur
Aap-Reuter
Sydney
Sandra Nelson
Fishermen Missing Off South Coast Found One Body
One of four anglers missing off the South Coast, Otto Frederick Kleinbeck, 48, of Windang, was found by a helicopter. He sailed from Currarong on Saturday with two partners who remain missing. Ronald Williams, 22, of Rockdale, was found Sunday tied to a wheel of a submerged runabout. The missing men are Yegen Rohoe, 23, Windang. Randolph Webber, 35, Kiama Downs. and Thomas Sidwell, 48, Belmore Sydney. Police to resume search today.
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Otto Frederick Kleinbeck
Windang
Currarong
Ronald Williams
Rockdale
Yegen Rohoe
Randolph Webber
Kiama Downs
Thomas Sidwell
Belmore
Sydney
Abattoir for Sale Could Shift to Private Operation
A Canberra ACT government study favors private enterprise for the abattoir with tenders for sale or lease to be called soon. The plan aims to maintain meat supply and hygiene standards while preventing price jumps. Critics warn of potential monopoly and stress public opinion was not sought through elected representatives.
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Forbes
Act
Canberra
Pricy Sompebaton
Goulburn
R. R. O'Keeffe
G. J. Walsh
T. W. W. Poe
A. P. Dalgarno
Governolment
Standard
ACT Ac-Queanbeyan - Canberra Visory Council
Nsw
Lacalliers Association
R. B
Ceaunt Douglas
Pov
Third coastal ferry ordered by Evans Deakin firm
Brisbane shipbuilder Evans Deakin and Co Pty Ltd has ordered a third roll on roll off vessel for the Australian National Line. Two earlier vessels are already in production. The latest ship, costing about 6.5 million, will operate on the Melbourne Sydney Brisbane North Queensland route and is due for completion in July 1969. It will have a Gotaverken stern door and a mechanically operated car hoist, powered by two MAN diesel engines, with a speed around 17 knots. The vessel will carry a crew of 42 and accommodate 12 passengers.
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Brisbane
Evans Deakin and Com Pty Ltd
Australian National Line
Freeth
Canberra
Melbourne
Sydney
North Queensland
Gotaverken
Budget changes and political critique cross New Zealand pages
A New Zealand political scientist blasts the overall New Zealand policy as stricter yet less publicised than Australia. The note appears on the Ota to Other pages with Hoffmann’s critique of a Canberra cancer case, and references to women, finance, lottery, sport and classifieds on pages 12 to 15.
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