Three Papuan Women Nominated in New Guinea Election
In Port Moresby Boroko and surrounding areas campaign for the People's Progress Party with three women among its nominees. Miss Judi Modra, Miss Dora Magaidimo, and Miss Joy Moses stand as candidates. Magaidimo chairs Port Moresby branch, the only Papuan woman in such a post. Election report.
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Judi Modra
Dora Magaidimo
Joy Moses
People’s Progress Party
Trick
Boroku
Port Moresby
Miss Magaidimo
Aap-Ap
Nuclear pact with Japan ready for signing
Australia moves toward a bilateral Atom Energy Agreement with Japan to promote peaceful nuclear cooperation. Minister Bowen and Japanese Ambassador Saira will sign at Parliament House on Monday, with details pending. The accord envisions marketing and development of nuclear fuel and enrichment, technology exchange, and technologist training, aiming for shared peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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Late News Report From Front Pages Covers Game Aftermath
Fragmented OCR yields a vague game update with references to teams and likely casualties. Names and exact events are unclear but indicate a postgame situation with possible injuries and an Army-related context.
Delays in ACT court criticised by judge
In the ACT Supreme Court Mr Justice Fox warned of strong language if delays in committal cases persist. Crown Prosecutor Mr Jo An McCrary said Mr Milan Jovanovic, committed February 1 for break in and theft and assault, would wait about five weeks for a trial date.
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Queanbeyan Adopts Thursday Late Shopping Shift
Queanbeyan will switch its late shopping night from Friday to Thursday following a NSW Shop Assistants Award variation in Sydney. It becomes the first center outside Sydney Newcastle Wollongong to gain arsenion. The change, along with a five day working week roster over three weeks, aims to extend hours and jobs, with retailers noting possible price rises in the long term.
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Nixon Begins Journey for Peace to China
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon, greeted by 5000 to 7000 Hawaiians and service personnel at Kaneohe, start a "journey for peace" to China. They will fly to Guam then Peking, aiming to ease tensions, expand trade, and seek détente, with limited expectations for rapid breakthroughs.
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Proposals to end Britain's coal strike aim for compromise
The Wilberforce Committee urged a settlement to resume work for 28 000 miners by November. It recommended weekly increases across groups, with surface workers rising to 23 pounds, underground workers to 25 pounds, and other employees to 34 pounds, backing productivity talks by September. Responses from miners were not yet provided.
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Wilberforce
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South Wales
Embassy party planned by Aboriginal landrights protesters
Aboriginal landrights demonstrators at the Canberra embassy opposite Parliament House plan a Sunday pardon party in the garden. The event is a bring your own sandwich affair with a note inviting perhaps some for the “howl.” The protest group aims to participate in the diplomatic scene with a casual public gathering.
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Weston
Brazil buys Ikara anti-submarine system in major defence sale
Brazil placed a 20 million dollar order for Ikara the Australian designed anti submarine guided missile system announced by Minister for Supply Mr Garland in Perth. The deal marks a significant export success for Australia with most of the work awarded to Australian private firms and affecting ships upgrades in the developing world navies.
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Royal Navy
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West Thorneycroft Group
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Department of Supply
Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd
Australia
TAA Introduces Non Smoking Sections on Jets
Sydney Friday Trans Australia Airlines introduced non smoking sections on jet services marking the first Australian airline to join the overseas trend. The first two rows in first and economy class on jet flights are set aside for an experimental period following passenger requests.
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Minister refused entry to school in Western Australia
Western Australia news reports that Federal Education Minister Fraser was refused entry to Busselton Senior High School by headmaster Mr WJ Gibbney. The headmaster cited the Education Department for approval while WA Director-General H W Dettman said no act prevented entry and the minister was welcome to visit. Fraser called the incident unusual and said officials often use schools to showcase facilities or issues needing improvement.
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Erth
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Tyre safety rules laid for passenger cars
Commonwealth and State Transport Ministers agreed to recommend safety rules for the construction and use of passenger car tyres. Premier Sir Robert Askin announced a $13.50 million stimulus for works programs to boost the economy. Soccer and other items noted, with World News and features on Shaw Neilson and self government in Washington.
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