West Irian envoys cannot move from Manus to Port Moresby
Reported by Brisbane dispatches, West Irianese envoys Mr Chenin Runaweri and Mr Willer Zonseanong plan to move from Manus Island to Port Moresby to carry documents to the United Nations protesting Indonesian suppression. Australian officials refused to assist their travel, offering only permissive residence, while government spokesmen criticized the West Irian action and urged firmer Canberra stance on Indonesia's West Irian incursions.
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Five Die in Queensland Highway Collision Near Dalby
A head on crash on the Warrego Highway near Dalby killed five people including a young man a young woman and two small children. An occupant survived and was rushed to Dalby Hospital in a serious condition. The Dalby hospital source reported eight taken to the Toowoomba base hospital tonight with one in critical condition. In NSW another fatal crash near Campbelltown added to the weekend toll.
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Thad
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Suntty
Campbell Town
Snather
Nsw
Melbourne antiwar protests raise police restraint claims
Disjointed Melbourne report describes anti Vietnam War demonstrations outside consulate and tower, police praised for restraint while armed individuals accused of violence. Accounts claim police used force in arrests as stones and bottles flew, with witnesses alleging officers targeted both sides. Delayed, conflicting statements from officials and witnesses highlight tension between protestors and authorities.
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Ten university students to appear in Canberra court
Ten university students will appear at the Canberra Court this morning on charges arising from demonstrations at the South Vietnamese and American Embassies on Friday. An eleventh student, Corrie, was fined on Saturday for being in a protest. Four students appeared before Mr Pearson. Bail was set for several defendants. other students will appear today.
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Victoria
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Jan Michael] McDonald
Loddon Avenue
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Victoriai
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Haniel Green
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Merrily Lee Semack
Horace
Metonault
Sermack
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Michael Hamal-Grean
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W. L. Anil
Death of veteran Death of veteran Thefts in Snowy Me
An Australian veteran from Ainsile dies and is mourned amid a snowbound report from Sydney. The piece mentions his age, service as an Anzac, and a memorial weekend while noting thefts and missing items during the aftermath.
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Ainsile
Sydney
Songer
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Divey
Queanbeyan
Mirkett Cass
Tie Sawpit Cssek
Shait
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Foundation Seclin de Cars
Qudanbeyan
Barnard Pushes for Immediate FLI1 Decision on Defence Aircraft
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Barnard urged an urgent government decision on the FN contact amid rising costs and delays affecting RAAF plans. Prime Minister Gorton discussed examining alternatives to the Fell bomber, stressing the need for deeper technical assessments before commitments and possible recoupment talks with the U.S. involved.
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FHS
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Uleeminn
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Capberra
Mech
Air Force Ar
State of the Nation in Brief
Melbourne Sunday report notes widespread public chatter about national affairs. It mentions television appearances by Barry Joties and Ling, with references to ongoing debates, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or outcomes.
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Melbourne
Malcolm
Mugger~ Inc
Ravele Ling
Niel Hatiine
Ling
Barry
Nis
Aident
Ned Kelly
Auggeridze
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Dr Price Named New Chief for CSIRO by Minister
The Minister for Education and Science announced yesterday the appointment of Dr J R Price as the new chair for CSIRO. The former lead executive steps into the CSIRO helm, marking a significant leadership change in the Australian science agency.
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R Price
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Budget Result Deficit Reductions In Commonwealth Outlined
The article details a 1968-69 Commonwealth budget showing a deficit of 45 million pounds, 162 million less than estimated, with discussion of tax receipts, CSIRO funding, and projected revenue. It notes figures on defence, education, and public programs, and mentions commentary by Mr McMahan and Sir Keith, including debates on television programming for the Royal Family.
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Ancome Wick Horrowings
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Val Silney
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McMahon
Egecedial
Jserve
Takeover talks and budget figures overshadow wage talks
Fragmented text reports takeover talks driven by wage and salary disputes and mounting expenditure. Mentions executives, directors, and overseas funds tied to a large budget deficit, with figures around 62 million and 137 million referenced amid tax and funding adjustments.
Churchmen Reject BrothelSuggestion In Darwin Debate
Darwin church leaders reject proposals to introduce prostitution as part of a mining project. Mission leaders fear women may be exploited by European workers, warning such a move could harm aboriginal communities and provoke social disruption. Anglican and Mission voices urge alternatives and emphasize protection of local women.
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Doctor plans last abortion in Melbourne Sun day
Dr B B Warner awaiting police charges for performing an acquitted abortion says he intends to carry out his final abortion within two weeks. The report details a controversial stance amid strong societal opposition and mentions a woman seeking termination and the broader debate surrounding reproductive rights in England and Australia.
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B. B. Warner
Pday Fre
Beards Stir Murky Debate at School Beard Board
Hobart officials consider a beard policy with a board to regulate facial hair among students and teachers. The rule defines permissible growth and bans unapproved styles, citing constitutional bounds. The board met after a petition from Mr Price and the Readmaeter led to a discussion of permissive education.
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Brewis
Layne
Thelleehnor
Price
Paice Abo
Teachers Federation to Hold Off-Duty Meetings Across NSW
NSW Teachers Federation members will attend 4th centre off-duty meetings across NSW on Thursday to press two proposals including a fund for press and a plan to inform the public about education priorities. Miss Gosildjie Lack and Miss Javeh delivered remarks at AMC’s guest programme, stressing reforms in curriculum and teacher training amid rapid global change.
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NSW Teachers Federation
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SVT Ter Build
Setinn
Camaten
Two Light Aircraft Collide In Mid Air Near Parafield
Two light aircraft with a pilot and passenger aboard collided 300 ft above Parafield, Adelaide, around 2 pm. Both planes landed safely after the mid air crash, with witnesses noting the impact on a Cherokee and a Piper model near the Barossa Valley. Royal Aero Club officials described the incident as dangerous and difficult while investigators examined damage and determined the Cherokee was not harmed.
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Parafield Aero
Dronse
Vicia All- Inares
Ansett
General Aviation
Barossa Valleys
Royal Aor Club
Isa
C. Roper
GoQibe
Jeanaidaretty
Former NSW Police Chief Delaney Dies After Illness
Former NSW police commissioner Mr I Delaney, who faced claims of corruption and discipline issues, died after a long illness. Delaney retired in 1962 following controversy and a push for reform in the NSW Police Force, leaving a contested legacy and public debate on police conduct.
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I. Delaney
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