Australia 73 festival redefines arts and science showcase
Canberra the Canberra Theatre Trust outlines Australia 73 a national festival blending arts and sciences. It aims to present a broad program including music dance film poetry displays and technology exhibits to entertain and inform a wide audience while testing admission affordability and public appeal.
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National
Canberra Theatre ‘Trust
Television Logie
Canberra
Canberra Theatre Trust
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Trust
Two Kinds of Visitor in Australian University Debate
A discussion on whether Australian universities are suitable for depoliticising Singaporean student radicals, as described by Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew. The piece contrasts his view of radicals as middle class critics with claims that Australian universities can be reform schools, while noting Yugoslav accusations of foreign born terrorist groups using Australia as a hideout amid clashes over Ustasha influenced violence and Croatian independence efforts.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
London
Nixon
Australia
Lee
Useul
Yugoslavia
Ustasha
Croatia
Debating Poverty and Subsidies in US Politics
The piece argues that despite cuts and debates over social security and welfare, funds heavily favor the wealthy and military, leaving the poor, handicapped, and elderly neglected. It notes a 20 percent Social Security increase for 27 million, critiques welfare reform aims, and highlights subsidies that mostly benefit affluent interests while questioning priorities ahead of elections.
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South Vietnam
Alvernment
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Nixon
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McGovern
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Congressional Joint
Menino
Les Aspin
Japan economic image shift and policy debate in 1960s era
A detailed analysis discusses Japan's fragile economic image and how policy shifts may reshape its balance between domestic market focus and export-led growth. It mentions yen revaluation, export strategies, domestic wages, and the role of government advisory bodies in steering international trade and investment, including Australia and Southeast Asia.
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Japan
Tapatt
Tome
Inter Nal
E’bh
Crate
Lpp
Shigeo Nagano
Nippon Steel Corporation
Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Tapan
Iralia
Australia
National park plan urged in Australian ballot urging prompt decision
The text argues for an Australian national park project to be adopted promptly. It stresses economic vitality and population growth, warns against destructive speculation, and calls residents in three shires to write to authorities to support the scheme.
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Sneha Park
Ibvious
Bern
Letters Cry for Road Safety Amid Sudden Traffic Chaos
A reader laments the crowded South Coast route and urges improved road signs and a traffic control protocol after a midday collision caused by ice and fog. The note calls for a dedicated accident communication system and roadside safety measures to protect drivers and children.
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Cooma
Fi Road Safety
Imajor
Viceroyalty Visit Nets Formal Army Reception in Canberra
Vice-regal party led by General Sir Rohan Delscombe and Lady Delacombe arrived in Canberra from Kapooks to visit the Regular Army Fit Recruit Training Battalion. They inspected facilities before returning to Canberra in the afternoon.
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Sfayer
Rohan Delscombe
Lady Delacombe
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