Whitlam greeted by large crowd in Canberran ACT visit
Prime Minister Whitlam arrived to a throng outside the RAAF base in Canberra. He met top public servants including Sir Nahi Bunning and Sir Keith Waller and addressed the crowd about election campaign issues. Supporters cheered as his car left the base after meetings with Mr Finlerhy and other officials.
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Liberal leadership race kicks off in party room
Melbourne report says Liberal MPs begin lobbying for party leadership with McMahon a tentative front runner. Snedden and Storton prominent as rivals, with Fraser Lynch and Chien A. also named. Deputy leadership contested by McKillen and others as leadership ballot expected next week.
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Whitlam to be commissioned to form Federal Labor government
The Governor-General Sir Paul Hasluck will commission Mr Whitlam tomorrow to form the first Federal Labor Government in 23 years. Whitlam and Labor leaders Barnard Murphy and Willesee will supervise government operations until the party caucus meets to elect its ministry, likely next Monday, with a four-man meeting set for the afternoon. Some discussed swearing in as ministers before the caucus meets, but this was deemed unlikely.
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Labor aims to build more houses in Pickering race
The page notes ALP confidence in Eden Monaro and expected AMA talks with Barnard signaling party strength. It mentions the DLP dissolution pos and Anthony hopeful of seat gains. World reaction to ALP win is also reported, with mission to China expected soon and updated results at close of counting last night.
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Prime Minister's Lodge to gain full-time use
The Prime Minister's Lodge will gain full-time use with a new resident. Details describe his plan to convert and reside, including moves from Sydney and weekends at a favored home. The note mentions Canberra and political figures, implying a formal duty period and residence arrangements.
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Sir Robert sad at Liberal loss in Melbourne event
An incoherent clipping names Sir Robert and a Liberal defeat amid tangled phrases. It mentions Melbourne, aging, a party founder, and a hoped return to Canberra. The text is garbled but signals political disappointment and public reaction.
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Spanish aircraft explosion kills 155 on Tenerife flight
A Spantax four engine Coromadi a0 liner blew up on takeoff at Tenerife. All 185 aboard were killed though one initially survived before dying in hospital. Sabotage is suspected as the cause. The flight from Tenerife carried mainly German tourists. The accident occurred near Santa Cruz, Canary Islands.
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Whitlam to push rapid caucus meeting after election
Whitlam moves to fill a looming power vacuum with a quick caucus gathering. Final House composition remains uncertain until results of postal votes and seat counts are tallied next Tuesday and Wednesday, as Labor, Liberal and Country Party jockey for Speaker, Senate presidency, and ministry posts.
Irish Government Passes Controversial IRA Bill Into Law
Dublin reports President Eamon de Valera signed a government bill aimed at crushing the Irish Republican Army. Police are to gain broad powers for searches as the measure moves from the Senate to the Lower House amid a wave of violence including a recent bombing that killed several people. The bill’s passage followed debate and a split vote, with supporters citing security needs and opponents warning of civil liberties risks.
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Fears on S Coast park lands eased after meeting
A Canberra meeting yesterday clarified that all frechol and leasehold land at Pretty Beach Pebbly Beach Depot Beach and North Durras would stay within the proposal's Marramarang region. The Canberra commissioner noted Labour Party ARC changes drew mixed reactions. Bushfire on Mount Ainslie burned over 200 acres. Victorian cricket captain Keith Stackpole faces a decisive choice on the final day at the MCG.
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