Secrecy attacked on blue tongue disease concerns in parliament
In Queensland and Canberra debates over blue tongue risks surface as backbenchers question secrecy around allegedly infected cattle semen. Minister Row warns of potential harm to wool and cattle imports, while officials discuss quarantine, slaughter plans, and compensation for stock losses amid fears of disease spread via semen and midges.
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Australia
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Department of Prim
Zambia accepts UK force to aid in crisis
Prime Minister Wilson told the House of Commons that Britain will send a force of aircraft and men after an agreement reached in Lusaka with Kaunda. The British move follows tensions with Rhodesia and drew Conservative criticism as jets and transport planes prepared in East Africa.
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Study of ACT transport, begins
Canberra public transport needs for the next decade will be assessed in a joint study by the National Development Commission and the Department of the Interior. The review will examine demand, capacity, equipment and infrastructure to guide future planning and possible express bus routes and new terminal facilities.
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Australia
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Gattellari loses in the thirteenth round title clash
Salvatore Burrini of Italy floors Australian challenger Gattellari in the 13th round at the Sydney Showground. The bout draws 35,000 in attendance as the crowd had been smaller earlier. political figures watched from nearby seats.
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Salvatore Burrini
Italy
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Repreo
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Misinterpreted Crawford Defends Economic Focus of Vernon Report
Professor Crawford yesterday argued the Vernon Report was misunderstood and misinterpreted as politically driven. He urged continued independent economic analysis, rejected government takeover of advisory roles, and said Parliament should hear the committee’s views without executive bias.
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Crawford
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Tte
Gunnell
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Rence
Pratergata
Tariff Board
Venlo Crawford
Austra
Tigers
Iis
Vernon
Fragmented OCR Item With Exclamations
A damaged OCR snippet shows a monetary figure of £ 200,000 and an interjection as a character reacts with surprise, followed by fragmented punctuation and incomplete phrasing indicating an interrupted report or caption.
Crawford defends the Vernon Report at Press Club
Sir John delivered a prepared address at a National Press Club luncheon in Canberra defending the Vernon Report. He noted Sir Robert Menzies rejected its main recommendations on September 21 and warned of planned economic reallocation seen as inappropriate. Professor Crawford, ANU economist, traces a long public service career.
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Vernon Committee
Robert Menzies
John
National Press Club
Canberra
Robert
Four scientists named honorary life members by New York academy
New York honorary life memberships were awarded to four leading scientists including Australia’s Sir John Eccles who won the 1963 Nobel Prize for medicine. The other honorees include Scottish geologist Joyce Filipu en and German émigrés G Wittig and Im Birkenhead.
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New York
Australia
Sir John Eccles
Vietnam booklet sent to schools spreads pro war message
Government pamphlet promotes Australian commitment to Vietnam to high schools across Australia. The report notes geopolitical warnings from Indonesia and internal stability moves by Mobutu in Central Africa. Police deny an armed registered platoon, and the paper lists pages covering courts, parliament, finance and sport.
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Ise
Plato
Hs Powerion
Parliament
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