Melbourne Baltic States recognition stance outlined
Prime Minister Fraser told a Latvian Club audience in Melbourne that a Liberal National Country Party government would withdraw formal recognition of the Soviet occupation of the Baltic States. He argued such recognition would legitimize aggression against independent states and blamed Labor for a weaker stance. John Siddons warned a unified government could push Australia to the right, opposing majority interests.
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Baltic States
Liberal and
National Country Party
Fraser
Elland
Liberal Party
Labor
the Nations Teader
Australia Party
John Siddons
Liberal
National Country
Australa
Liberal barbecue draws 700 in Canberra event
Canberra Liberal South branch organized a barbecue at J J Buckmaster’s property attended by over 700 people. Candidates spoke in a low key raffle winners were announced with John Haslem receiving a 1000 cheque from the branch. Enderby to visit several electorate shopping centres today listing Yarralum, Deakin, Curtin, Hughes, Chifley, Torrens and Farrer times.
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Canberra South
The
Liberal Party
R. W. Lowden
J. J. Buckmaster
Othe
House of Representatives
Senatce
Canberra
John Haslem
Haslemale
Branch
Candea
Enderby
Yarralumia
Deakie
Curtin
Hughes
Chifley
Torrens
Farrer
Anthony pledges Snowy Mountain Corp role in national projects
Sir Anthony argues the Liberal National government should retain the Snowy Mountains Engineering Corporation. He says the body should supply its skilled water and energy resource expertise to Australia’s ongoing projects, including road engineering, and maintain a continuing role in national development.
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Australia
Anthony Said
Seven arrested during Croat demonstration outside Whitlam function
Scuffles erupted as around 17 Croatian demonstrators gathered outside the Melbourne event hosting former Prime Minister Whitlam. Rocks were thrown at a bus and chants included Viva Us thi and Sieg Heil while security struggled to protect Whitlam inside.
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Ac Iabout
Usthi
Ion Aarplane
McMahon rails against private enterprise at Liberal rally
Former Prime Minister Mr McMahon told a Tralee Homestead audience that private enterprise is hated by Labour and urged Liberal policies to aid primary producers. The rally featured a torch for free enterprise, 45 runners, a motorcade, and about 100 attendees led by local Liberal officials.
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Mr McMahon
Liberal Party
Tralee Homestead
McMahon
Australia
Parliament House
Eden- Monaro
Murray Sainsbury
Rally for Labor Opens ACT Campaign in Petrie Plaza
About 1,000 gathered in Petrie Plaza on Saturday for the ALP campaign kickoff in the ACT. Key speakers included Ken Fry and Kep Enderby, with Senate hopefuls Sue Ryan and Peter Ellyard, and former Territory Minister Daly delivering a fiery, well received address. A silent Labour display near the caravan protested democracy’s death, while a Garema Place pop concert disappointed with only two bands.
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Bowne
House
Ken Fry
Fraser
Kep Enderby
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Senate
Sue Ryan
Peter Ellyard
Territory
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Daly
Em Pettin
Labor
Rat Party
Jareme Place
Garema Place
Fraser pledges arts council support at Melbourne exhibit
In Melbourne the Prime Minister Mr Fraser said the Liberal National Country coalition will maintain the arts councils started by prior Liberal governments. He spoke at the opening of an early exhibition featuring Guy Boyd’s bronze sculpture A Sinner, to be auctioned to raise funds for MELBOURNE. Sundry election notes and staffing pay details from Australia’s political scene were also reported.
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Melbourne
Sundar
Paris
AAP- Euteth
Onganissten For
Priday
OECD
Fraser
Seaman
Recovery stoped Wriedt critique of Fraser in Eden-Moama
Senator Wriedt spoke in Braidwood and Eden-Moama accusing Prime Minister Fraser of halting Australia’s economic progress. He campaigned for ALP candidate Bob Wham, arguing Fraser lacks policies and cut public spending, worsening inflation and unemployment at home while inflation eases abroad.
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Agriculture
Senate
Senator Wriedt
Braidwood
Fraser
Australia
Wriedt
Eden-Momaro
ALP
Bob Wham
Australian political group urges active public interest
An Australian political organization formed in 1974 in Sag an and Sims to promote civic involvement calls on Australians to engage with state affairs. The group backs education policy and state control aims while nominating a Workers Party candidate for a seat and aligning with Liberal-Nation factions amid debates on education and party influence.
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Garland
Lis
Sagan and Sims
Ise
Apna
Pa Socialistic
Kavunenks
Workers Pa
Australian Council of Se Sobel
Guil
Liberal-Nation
Kinner
Aria
Knight Attacks ALP Approach In ACT Policy Failure
Liberal Senate candidate John Knight said the Australian Labor Party has no policies or coherent plan for the ACT. He cited lack of understanding of ACT problems including rental accommodation, construction slowdown, and downturn in turnover and profits. He accused the ALP of plans to amalgamate ACT Police and move public servants without consultation and of a negative approach to ACT authority.
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Melbourne
Sedney Busnessman
Marc Dudley Aussie- Stone
Balmain
SSW
Cook
Lang Pareraon
Werrwa
Victorie
Ohe
Caser
Thamond Walles Hee
Issacs
Australian Labor Party
Act
Senate
John Knight
ALP
Knight
Turvover
Scemr
Fraser Snedden leadership crisis and caretaker politics examined
The records show Malcolm Fraser backing Bill Snedden as Liberal leader amid leadership crisis. Mentions of Fraser denying a challenge, caretaker government limits on appointments, and the politics of the budget and economy with various citations from Financial Review Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age.
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Bill Snedden
Liberal Party
Malcolm Fraser
Financial Review
Snedden
Sydney Morning Herald
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