Relief Offer in Nigerian War Meets Mixed Acceptances
The Nigeria government proposes allowing relief supplies to cross Federal lines into Biafra, a move rejected by Biafra's Ojukwu as war enemies handling aid. The conflict has caused massive starvation with up to 2 million children at risk, Red Cross estimates of 13,000 daily deaths, and calls for a large independent relief force to supervise distribution.
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Nigeria
Biafra
Ojukwu
Gowon
International Red Cross
Oxfam
Fernando Po
Commonwealth Secretariat
Smith
John Gorton six months in the prime ministership
EW Australian analysis assesses John Gorton's first six months as prime minister. It notes his rise from virtual unknown to leader, mixed policy signals, clashes with senior colleagues, a cautious defence review stance, and uneven progress on domestic goals. The piece weighs whether he is maturing into the role or continuing to feel his way.
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John Gorton
Hasluck
Holt
Gorton
Labor Party
DLP
House
Senate
Whitlam
Garton
McEwen-McMahon
House of Representatives
Australia
Vietnam
John Bunting
Len Hewitt
Voyager Commission
United States
Labor
National Service
Fairhall
Malaysia
Singapore
Humphrey
New Zealand
South-east Asia
Lynch
Country Party
Northern Territory
Whittum
National Press Club
Arold Holt
McMahon
Hierarchy criticised by Catholic letter writer
J Archibald Curtin attacks the Australian Catholic Church hierarchy for being conservative and education dominated by Rome. He argues clergy focus on administration and funds while laity lack initiative, tying church influence to state schooling and issues like Vietnam and Nigeria. He contrasts with Anglican leaders and calls for more engaged Catholics.
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Australia
Propaganda College
Rome
Vietnam
Nigeria
J. Archibald
The Full Circle Entry Warns Of Disorder And Dissent
A turbulent note questions fiscal year plans and urges action against perceived threats to law and order. It laments ongoing disagreement while warning that if the community fails, many may object to constitutional rights to disagree, citing C de Plater O'Connor.
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Mimi
C. de Plater
Swan River Plan Wins Praise from Authorities
A new master plan for Western Australia’s Swan and Canning rivers by the MRPA outlines dredging to deepen Perth Water, channelizing the Como and Point Walter banks, and creating islands as breakwaters. It envisions the river as a playground and potential traffic artery with improved beaches and boating facilities, drawing praise from local authorities and river groups.
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Swan River
Canning
Metropolitan Region Planning Authority
Western Australia
Bessie Rischbirth
Perth
Swan River Conservation Board
MRPA
Swan
Perth Water
Melville Water
South Perth
Belmont
Canning River
Point Walter
Melville
Como
Fremantle
Pluralist Society meeting covered despite off the record stance
Canberra Times correspondents defend brief report on a Pluralist Society talk at ANU. They note the event was public and previously reported, that Mr Solomon asked for off the record handling, and that closure of meetings is a matter of public and press interest.
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Kim Lucos
Robert Cooksey
Canberra Times
D. Solomon
ANU
Yellow Press
Unlawful assembly debate in Canberra leaders clash
Ann P Dalgarn g from Red Hill argues Gordon Walsh of ACT Advisory Council opposes Federal Government curbs on unlawful assembly and violence by demonstrators. She defends freedom of speech and press, noting protests on City Hill and urges press coverage of public sentiments.
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Canberra
ACT Advisory Council
Gordon Walsh
Australia
Cgiordon Walsh
Garran
Barton
Australian National University
Walsh
Moha
Presa
Ann P
Dalgarng
Red Hill
SPCA appeals for help to fund Canberra animal refuge
Sir a Canberra SPCA letter writers thank readers for input after many dogs were destroyed at the Canberra Pound in June. The SPCA seeks new members and donations to fund an animal refuge at Stromlo, noting ongoing reliance on a small core of volunteers and fundraisers. Suggestions include joining, donating, fund raising, and participating in working bees at Stromlo under Shomlo OConnor.
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M. R. Gillespie
W. R. Riley
Canberra Times
Canberra Pound
Celic
SPCA
Stromlo
Irving & Aspense Antereal
Pet
Accicly
M. R. Cullespie
Murray Tully Named Organiser of Miscellaneous Workers Union
The Canberra Times reports on July 5 that Murray Tully will become an organiser for the Miscellaneous Workers' Union. The piece praises his long service to the Trades and Labour Council and notes calls for a qualified active member to fill future vacancies.
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Canberra Times
Murray Tully
Tully
Trades and Labour Council
Miscellaneous Workers’ Union
Line Ofuachine
Editor argues letters must include full street address
A reader asserts that letters to the editor require the writer’s full street address rather than a post office box, insisting that an official address should accompany signed submissions. The letter questions journalistic accessibility and accountability standards.
Governor General Lord Casey Visits Wyndham Australia
The Governor General Lord Casey and Lady Casey made an official visit to Wyndham in Western Australia yesterday. In the afternoon they arrived at Kununurra.
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Lord Casey
Lady Casey
Wyndham
Western Australia
Kununur
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