Nomination Nears as McGovern Seals California Lead
At Miami Beach the Democratic convention moves toward McGovern securing California delegates and the nomination. The California result boosts his effort while stop McGovern backers fight rulings. McGovern allies hail the pivotal win as the key moment in the convention amid cheering delegates and tense floor battles.
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Late News Fragment Resists Clear Readability
The fragmentary OCR notes show garbled text with scattered names and terms like Disk, Lane, Tile mane, and Goa alr ML. Details are unreadable, limiting extraction of a coherent event, date, or involved entities.
UC Berkeley Honors Snoopy Creator in Humorous Degree
The University of California at Berkeley conferred an honorary degree on the intellectual beagle Snoopy from Charles Schulz. Dean Sanford Eleberg of the graduate division presented the accolade after Schulz's achievements inspired a lasting comic legacy.
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Posties to step out in style with new uniform
The Commonwealth Gazette reports a forthcoming uniform for postwomen. The new attire, replacing the heavy dark-hue tunic, features a peaked cap and light lapel, aiming for a modern, stylish look. Availability is planned for early this year in the ACT.
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NSW official silenced on housing policy statement
Sydney dispatch reports the NSW Cabinet ordered the Housing Commission chairman, Mr JM Bourke, to stop public comments after Bourke expressed concern over the housing plight of low income earners. The government moved to curb statements amid a fleeing policy stance on affordable housing.
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Housing decision sparks branch council clash over Belin Canberra sale
A branch council of the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association adopted a resolution accusing the Interior Minister of breaking faith by suspending government house sales. Affected employees, many relocated to Canberra with rental options, urge action to study housing and land sites in the ACT and seek meetings to discuss a government inquiry.
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Assurances Sought On Promises To Repatriation Transferees
ACOA members in the Repatriation Department seek an assurance from Interior Minister McHunt that compulsory transferees can buy government houses. At a long meeting, officials argued the action breaches the Federal Government, with about 80 affected families in Canberra facing review of sale terms and wait times.
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Oil dispute threatens entire Australian workforce
Australia faces a potential standdown of the national workforce as an oil industry strike drags on. ACTL President Haske warns of wide impact if talks fail, with Hawke and government officials pressing for a breakthrough. The dispute centers on refinery operations and maintenance, risking fuel supply disruptions and public sector delays.
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U S Offers Deal On Phantoms To Australia
The United States negotiates a sale option with Australia for 28 F-4 Phantoms as part of a broader agreement, with price terms and delivery timelines under discussion. Officials reference previous costs and potential posturing for defense ties, noting constraints and timelines that affect the purchase.
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Thailand weighs canal to bypass Malacca Straits
Thailand considers a 97 mile ship canal across the Kra Isthmus linking Panaga Bay to Bamndon Bay to cut voyage length for Japanese tankers. Survey work would take three years with construction following. canal supporters cite reduced oil routes while opponents fear security risks and Western opposition.
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Inquiry on lease system opens
Public hearing on the restricted auction system was held as advisers discussed proposals to eliminate profit. The Advisory Council’s session aimed to refine the lease framework amid speculation.
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