Whitlam defends ambassador amid Brown criticism
Prime Minister Whitlam rejects the accusation against ambassador Mr Green as cowardly and upholds American relations. He says Mr Green is an experienced diplomat and welcomes his Canberra posting. Senator Brown defends his remark's context and criticizes delays in government response while noting ASIO and other security agencies.
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Attack on Mr Green and vandalism hit Melbourne
Victorian ALP senator Primmer backs Senator Brown against Ambassador Green. They urged US Consul General Brand to press for Mr Green’s withdrawal. Earlier, three men hurled pink paint and vandalized the American Chamber of Commerce office in the Southern Cross building.
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U S Navy Quietly Deploys to Indian Ocean Route
The United States Navy moved a task group including the guided missile cruiser Chicago two destroyers and an oiler through the Strait of Malacca en route to the Indian Ocean with no public notice. The Navy confirmed the action only when questioned.
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Widow Isabel Peron becomes Argentina's president after husband's death
In Buenos Aires, President Isabel Peron, 43, assumes office following the death of her husband former President Juan Peron. Crowds line streets to honour the late leader as the nation seeks unity and a path forward under her leadership.
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Joint land use study eyed for Canberra office blocks
Cabinet agrees to explore joint ventures with private firms for developing large-scale Canberra office blocks and shopping malls. Government may share profits by input, with land provided by the state and private firms supplying buildings and management expertise.
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NACC Agrees To Changes In Proposed Constitution
A delegation from the National Aboriginal Consultative Committee agreed to amend the proposed constitution. Senator Cavanagh, visiting Sydney, said the talks with the delegation would continue after two days of discussions. He noted earlier that the executive role was too powerful and that delegates would confer with their legal adviser on redrafting.
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Rate rise of 28 planned for Canberra properties
Bryant proposes sharp hikes to Canberra rates with an average 15 percent rise in overall water charges based on new valuations. General rates would move from 1.1637 to 1.3387 cents per dollar, raising residential bills from 87.16 to 107.8 dollars. Water basic charge up to 30.50 a year, excess water to 11c per kilolitre, sewerage basic 26.50, commercial flushing units 25 and churches and schools 13.285 a year.
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Canberra rate changes proposed by ACT Advisory Council
The ACT Advisory Council issued Bryant proposals on land valuations and rate changes. Valuations more than doubled total land value, but rates will be lowered to offset this. Residential rates rise about 28.2 percent while commercial rates increase less than the overall 15 percent, with some properties rising up to 100 percent. Some suburbs see threefold increases. others modest. Residential rates rise from 87.16 to 111.78. water from 27 to 30.50. sewerage from 12.90 to 26.40. Budget aims to balance services and deficits, with no provisions for federal contributions or headworks, and notes possible decisions by Parliament Committee on the ACT.
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Council backs taxi fare rise in Canberra
A Canberra council meeting held in camera last night reportedly supported the CanberrA Taxi Proprietors Association submission for higher fares. It is expected the council will ask Minister Bryant to approve the proposed increases including flagfall to 30c, mile rate to 30c, and a 25c radio fee.
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Aboriginal painter and songwriter to be released for work
Convicted murderer Richard David Martin, an Aboriginal who became a painter and songwriter in prison, is approved for daytime release from Wacol jail under a government work release scheme if a suitable employer is found. State Cabinet backed the proposal by Prisons Minister Herbert.
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Blue Mountains consider five future plans for land use
A council commissioned report outlines five alternate futures for the Blue Mountains. One option proposes compulsory government acquisition to halt further development, while others push toward environmental preservation or urban density. Public participation will decide which approach applies in each area.
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Whitlam nominates Westerway for Industries Commission
The Prime Minister announced yesterday that defeated ALP Senate candidate and former NSW ALP secretary Peter Westerway is recommended for appointment as a commissioner of the Industries Assistance Commission to fill the vacancy from N. W. Watson. The Executive Council is expected to confirm this week, with a plan to increase the commission to 11 members. Westerway’s interests include consumer protection, economic planning, education, mass media, and social welfare.
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Whitlam ASIO documents fuel political row in Australia
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