Whitlam Warns ALP Men To Refrain From Talking
Whitlam reprimands ALP members for public foreign policy comments at a Caulfield meeting. He named Dr Carreville, Mr Bryant Viel, Senator Wheeldon, and Victorian ALP president Mr Brown as speakers whose statements he says risk party policy. He urged restraint as the party faces internal debate on China policy and a proposed price rise issue. Keele signaled possible moves next week on policy decisions, with caucus clashes over stance and procedure.
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Cauda
Gov
Allme Alp
Whitlam
Carreviel
Bryant Viel
Wheeldon
ALB
Mr Brown
Hin
Ofial
Yaceagn Allaire
China
Caius
Labor Party
ALP
Keele
Omd
Ravenheester
Nene
Fines and prison likely in anti NLF aid law
A government report suggests penalties for aiding the National Liberation Front. A maximum $2000 fine and possible imprisonment are anticipated for organizers or financiers. The issue spans government reaction, international Red Cross routes, and protests by church leaders asserting money should reach North Vietnam through official channels or aid groups.
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Yeats
National Liberation. Front
Red Cross Puts Its Position On Vietnam Aid
The International Red Cross in Vietnam drew a line on aid. The acting chairman of the Australian Red Cross Society said the society’s role is to help wounded regardless of nationality. Donations totaled 10.98 for South Vietnam and 404 for North Vietnam. An Australian request to send funds to a Russian address was refused as only the International Red Cross can forward money.
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Francis James
Sydney
Rishon
NEF
James
International
Red Crom
Geneva
Archbishop Woods
Melgemene
International Red Crows
Tamer
NLF
Reserve Bank
McMahion
Fundy
House of Representitives
Dobie
Lib Nsw
Vietnam
Inday
Australian Red Cross Society
Austice
Australian Red Cross
Justice
Red Cross
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Preanste
Austratian Red Crows Society
Miss N
Minogue
Russia
The
SEF
Shin
International Red Crown
Subsidy ultimatum sent by Queanbeyan headmaster
The Queanbeyan Primary School headmaster Mr T Olver threatens to resign next week unless the NSW Department of Education provides housing subsidies. He moved to the town last January and cannot afford the rent, seeking staff housing elsewhere. The Parents and Citizens Association condemns department indecision, calling for a new schoolhouse like the one at Goulburn, while Olver awaits a department decision expected today.
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Queanbeyan — Primary School
T. Olver
NSW Fauiarion Department
Oliver
Edu Enian
Pwents and Citigens Association
Queanbeyan
Nsw
Parente
Monaro
Maugher
Association
Mire H. Bonnt
Education Department
Malligher
Goulburn
Doust
NSW Department of Education
No China rupture stated by Foreign Office spokesman
A London report cites a Foreign Office spokesman saying Britain would not seek to back away from China or engage in punitive action in Peking. The official statement clarifies the government’s stance amid tensions with China.
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London
Ager
Peking
Toreign Office
Bertain
ANU to Set Student Quotas in 1968
The Australian National University will impose admission quotas in some departments next year due to limited funds and slow building. Political Science and Zoology may be affected. the report notes rising demand for teaching and high drop-out and failure rates, with 39 percent of first-year Political Science and Economics I students failing to complete.
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Australian National University School of General Studies
ANUS
Une
School of General Studies
Nsw
Act
Scrutiny of defence costs and wartime policy debates
The article notes a US Senate effort to cut the defence bill by 19 percent amid ongoing Viet Nam war concerns. It mentions President Tolemane's leadership challenges and plans for talks in Canberra on a new storage centre to handle merbed China, plus a report from HMAS Oxley and an underwater fire boat detail.
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US Senate
Canberra
Frank Cranston
Australia
Made Marine
Hmas Oxley
Pakistan expels three Indian diplomats over espionage claim
Rawalpindi reports Pakistan ordered First Secretary Maharg Sarup, aide, Banerji, and Wadhwa to leave within 24 hours for alleged organized espionage. Police detained them in a park while receiving classified papers. all denied. Both sides lodged protests, raising tensions between Pakistan and India.
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Rawalpindi
AAP Reuter
Pakistan
Indian High Commission
Maharg Sarup
SK. Banerji
RP. Wadhwa
Ofcia
War atrocity booklet sent to Adelaide schoolchildren
Adelaide schoolchildren received a booklet with photographs of Vietcong atrocities sent with geographical information to Findow High School. Education leaders planned discussions, noting the material appears unsuitable for some pupils and no formal request was made for such literature. An embassy information officer declined to comment.
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Adelaide
Findow
Girl 19 Killed in Canberra After Kingston Collision
A 19 year old Sydney girl, Carol Ann Murray of Peacock Parade Beltane, died at Canberra Community Hospital after a collision at the Dawes and Kennedy Streets intersection at about 9.30am. Her car collided with a truck driven by a youth. she died at 11.40am. The truck driver escaped injury.
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Syd ‘Rey
Canberra
Kingston Yer Tenday
Carol Ann Murray
Peacock Parade
Beltane
Dawes and
Kennedy Streets
Hich
Ken
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Tor
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Ter
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Mekong Delta
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Mr Oliver
ANU
Wayne Mors
Tolemane
WOOL
Nite
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Ito
Hien Commission
Hoyt Commision
Hal Mahsen Sarup
Prohassy
Loveday
SA Pirec
S. Walker
Nahiem My
Susan Jones
Susan
Ansett- Ana
Northbourne Avenue
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