Native MPs attack Labor Leader over independence push
In Singapore on Monday two senior Papua New Guinea MPs condemned Labor Leader Whitlam for pressing the territory toward independence against public will. They warned they would oppose his plans, saying independence should come only with broad consent, and questioned a 1976 target date.
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Guinea
Loki Toko
Nancy
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Whitlam tour sparks tension in Territory Assembly
Port Moresby reports a nine day Whitlam tour provoking civic leaders as Territory House debates policies. MPs clashed over government power, with Ted Hoe interrupting and labeling the assembly as rubber sums. Mataungan group in Rabaul plans talks with Whitlam amid fears of labor and plantation policy impact.
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Whitlam
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House of Assembly
Fox
Ted Hoe
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Covneil
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Setback in space age plans and lunar schedule shifts
Mr Low discussed delays to the Apollo era lunar program and the plan for a moon landing sequence extended into 1973. He described potential reuse of the Saturn V, a proposed July 1972 moon launch, and a space station in earth orbit with staged visits lasting weeks.
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America
Att Centre
Low Yall
Thigesman Space
Institute
Willians
Rubey
Fog hits ACT flights as weather disrupts Canberra routes
Fog forced partial closure of Canberra airport delaying several flights. A two engined Fokker Friendship bound for Melbourne remained on the ground after takeoff was canceled. Spokesman cautioned the early disturbance may presage a challenging season for the airline. Temperature reached 75 degrees, with a wide range from 45 to 75, as conditions warmed and winds were light.
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Canberra
Fox
Melbourne
Aut
Raul Minisure
Sanpm
Strike at Eden Factory Sparks Worker Walkout
A disruption hit Eden’s Keast Foods lip fish cannery as around a hundred workers including women and men from the Australian Workers Union walked out at about 2 pm yesterday. Production checks were underway when the strike began, affecting several sections of the factory.
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Keast Foods
Eden Hn
Linton
Victorian pay-offs inquiry to probe abuse bribery allegations
Melbourne reports the Victorian Government will begin a police bribery inquiry next Monday into claims that officers took bribes from abortionists. William Kaye QC leads with broad powers akin to a royal commission. The inquiry may decide on criminal proceedings and offers witness protection under the Evidence Act.
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Oueen
William Kaye
Victoria
Arthur Rylali
Kaye
Royal Commission
Bertram Warner
Arthur
Kaye to lead one man inquiry into police abortion probes
The inquiry, led by Mr Kaye with assistance from John Windeke and Sir Henry Winneke, aims to call witnesses and demand documents. It seeks to complete quickly before May state elections, amid claims police graft and abortion protection.
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Henry Winneke
Victoria
Arthur
Te Tour
Br Wainer
Sas Te Minke
ACT haven for motorists amid breathalyzer debate
The Department of the Interior backed a Breathalyzer program in principle but offered no firm timetable. A parliamentary inquiry delayed formal legislation while six ACT Police members trained in Melbourne. Officials stressed avoiding past problems seen elsewhere as they pursue drafting steps.
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Mr Ninon
Ne Find
ACT Police
Melbourne
Department of the Inier
Tad Hee
Drepsratina of
Britain
Thieu blamed as My Lai massacre probe runs aground
A Senate inquiry accuses Thieu of mismanaging the My Lai massacre case amid claims of government cover up. Reports indicate at least 47 villagers died in March 16 1968 operation, while opponents demand accountability for Lieutenant Calley and a fuller investigation into civilian deaths and military actions.
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Thien
My Lai
Desee
William Calley
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Calley
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Thyest
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33 Die as dam bursts in Mendoza flood disaster
In Buenos Aires a burst flood dam sent a wall of mud and water through Mend ors city. Police and officials in Buenos Aires based on radio messages warned up to 50 dead as communications cut off and the army declared Mendoza a disaster.
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Buenos Aires
Mendors
Associated Press
Bacnos Aires
Mendoza
Share market buoyant opening in Sydney and Melbourne
The 197 share markets opened buoyantly in Sydney and Melbourne with stocks surging. Tender WAP rose by 75 cents in Sydney, while in Melbourne it climbed to about $18. The report notes gains across major listings as investors showed optimism at the market start.
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Hoxan
Sydney
Melbourne
A. Stock
Poseidon Seesaws in Melbourne and Sydney Stock Moves
Poseidon nickel stock opened at 240 in Sydney while Melbourne saw a new Poseidon racer priced at 250. Heavy selling pressed prices down to 8 in parts, with late-day activity showing modest recoveries and mixed closes across exchanges.
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Sydney
Minnt
Melbourne
Ays
Takeover contest headlines in Sydney action
Waltons Ltd takeover case involves a mute tint and capital stakes reports on Sydney contest won by Anthony Marder and Sans WN. Page 42 details.
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Waltons Ltd
Digury Capital
Eace Capital
Sydney
Anthony Marder
Sans WN
Unclear stock issue reported by AC spokesman
An unreadable note mentions a stock issue and a spokesman named AC, with scattered references to Sydney and a place called Wight Memands in Aastra. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable details or coherent events to confirm a clear headline.
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United
Nates
Bydney
Pester
Fiay
Wight
Aastra
Education reform and Middle East issues feature in midweek report
The article bundles scattered items from a late edition noting reforms in education, Middle East peace prospects, and political shifts. It highlights reforms announced by a president, statements from a prime minister, and regional governance actions, interspersed with wildlife and sport briefs.
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Middle East
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Abbahin
Middle Haye
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