Sweaty Palms Nightmares Queried in P S Survey
Tony O Leary reports the Public Service Board questions the career service survey by the Commission of Inquiry into Australian Government Administration. They fear some questions invade privacy and may erode anonymity. The commission says it consulted the board, which voiced reservations on the question count.
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Tony O'Leary
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Commission
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Mirvey
Thal
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Teje
Late News: Unclear Garbled Report on Officials
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a jumbled way, referencing officials or aides and possible geographic anchors. Details are unreadable, making precise events, dates, or outcomes impossible to determine from the provided fragment.
Blood-let gang hunt in city after stabbing assault
Police mounted hunt for a gang blamed for a stabbing spree in Hoping inte and sca ite the needy. Victim Ara hele Khaton, 11, recalls waking to a tall blond man as authorities seek suspects connected to the attack and ensuing fear in the community.
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Tom
Arahele Khaton
Long Teaching Career Ends With Quiet Retirement
After 38 years in teaching Mrs Beryl Rooke assistant principal at Chifley Primary School announces retirement effective near Thursday. Colleagues and parents honor her with a farewell dinner as students prepare to present tributes. Rooke began teaching in 1938 and advanced to hospital school work and Chifley, pioneering reading aids and a wide reading program for primary pupils.
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Seth More
Mit Rooker
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Broken Hill North
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Kistantag
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Squeeze on banking policy cuts liquidity by 300 million
Governor Sir John Phillips announced measures to withdraw over 300 million from the banking system. The moves lift the reserve deposit ratio by 16 percent over the next room and include an early repayment by the Reserve Bank of trading bank loans due to expire this year. The aim is to reduce liquidity and ease inflationary pressure while ensuring banks meet immediate financing needs.
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Ite
Architect to be honoured in Canberra memorial design
The National Capital Commission will run a two stage competition for the memorial design honoring Walter Burley Griffin, the American architect behind Canberra's early plan. The Federal Government’s National Memorials Committee and the administrator announced the contest at a night meeting led by the prime minister, noting Griffin’s birth on November 24 next year. The winning firm will prepare working drawings as part of the process.
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Ir Walter Burley Griffin
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National Menonals Committee
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Griffin
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Monument to Top ideas and the second stage design
An October 17 closing date marks the stage for a memorial project. The text notes a competition won by Mr Griffin in 1911 for Australia’s national capital design and references his other works including Melbourne projects and Sydney suburbs. Details of the competition were available from the NCDC with a $10 fee.
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Melbourne
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Anti-US Protests Erupt in Sydney and Melbourne
Fractured report notes anti-American demonstrators in Sydney marching with banners chanting Yankee parade near Wentworth Motel as gusts arrived for United States Independence Day. In Melbourne police detained 15 people after clashes in the city center with demonstrators during celebrations.
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United States
Melbourne
London trip for top gardener seeks entries for year’s competition
The Canberra Times reports a garden contest inviting entries with regions and categories. Prizes include cash and special garden features such as arbors and outdoor living areas. Names, dates, and full details will be published later.
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Jerusalem blast kills fourteen at press conference plan
The article reports a deadly explosion in Jerusalem claiming 14 lives as political tensions rise. It notes Prime Minister Whitlam planning a press conference in Adelaide following the Cairns dismissal and growing ALP criticism over overseas loan disclosures ahead of July elections.
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New York Game Ends Offer to Beat City Budget
The New York games have ended with the city facing a potential offer to beat a budget target of more than 2 million dollars. Page 4.
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Wil
Officials surprised by Whitlam visit plans report
Senior officials knew nothing of Mr Whitlam's planned presy conference and the visit was said to be a standing invitation to attend a football club. The President of the Senate departed? from Tokyo stating a full judicial inquiry was needed to clear up flowing forces at work. A judicial inquiry was urged to reveal truth and spark accountability amid political turmoil.
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Tokyo
ABC Radio
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ALB
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Vien Fan Labor Party
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Dani
Holding
Pension scheme payout funded from general taxation
A government paper outlines a national pension annuity plan funded by general taxation. It notes involvement by the New Zealand Opposition and references page two for further details and context about the proposed scheme’s financing and implementation.
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New Zealand
Probing allegations shuffle ministers amid loan scandal
Disclosures sparked by a ministerial scrutiny show few direct benefits to involved parties while calls grow in Canberra for accountability. Senator Wheeldon hints at possible reinstatement for Cairns. Labour vows to act honestly, while Connors signals no immediate judgment as monitoring continues. Meanwhile a London firm faces commissions tied to an Australian government loan.
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Adelaide
Yourrday
de Cairne
Maim
Yersoir
Cami
Tam
Cyscun
Labor Party
Strikers fined for illegal strike action as court adjourns
Fifteen strikers were fined ten dollars each after being found guilty of taking part in an illegal strike. The case with 147 other workers is likely to be heard before July 3 as the underground war stews on. A confrontation with the government is noted, including the tense reaction as authorities move against dissent.
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Frigay
Cherger
Indian Prime Minister Bans Four Extremist Parties
The Prime Minister banned four extremist groups including Rashiniya Swayami Sevak and Anand Mara for meetings or actions linked to their rule in India. The move, reported by AAP and AP, makes these factions liable to prosecution.
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Rashiniya Swayami ‘Sevak
Heme Mast Tam
Anand’ Mara
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