Delay on compensation bill eyed by committee
The Senate Constitutional and Legal Affairs committee urges deferral and changes to the national compensation legislation after a 100 page report. The panel, led by Senator Everett, plans to present the report to Senate President O By rne next Tuesday and aims to curb support for a measure backed by Minister Whitlam.
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Military rule for Portugal timeline shifts after coalition collapse
AC spokesman Captain Wisco Logrenes said the armed forces would now have ten times a Honepary, forming a technocrat government after the Popular Democrats and Socialist coalition dissolved. Prime Minister General Galves faced a cabinet reform as the Socialist party withdrew, leaving the military to navigate a transition without its two strongest political partners.
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SA move for unity in Adelaide politics
The Liberal Party moved today to unify the opposition parties and raise a rational, level-headed stance in Adelaide. Key figures urged cooperation to push a common agenda amid local tensions.
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Explosion injures soldiers amid Fork incident report
Two Milish soldiers were bitten and a third injured in an explosion at Fork. The Liberal Party leader Ky T. Griffin wrote to Dr J. Hughes, head of the Liberal Movement, seeking response amid the developing case.
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Karidis to face Senate inquiry in Adelaide
Adelaide builder Mr Gerry Karidis once linked to minister Adelaide involvement in a controversy is summoned to appear before the Senate next Tuesday. He planned overseas travel but was recalled and notified Senate president, with his wife calling reporters. Mr Anderson issued a brief hand written statement noting the witness will give evidence before the Senate.
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Overseas trip cancellation and Karidis movements discussed
An overseas trip by Karidis was called off amid a terse statement by Mr Steele Mull and Mr Karidis, noting no further questions and no other details. Reporters noted Karidis’s absence, his office activity, and his ties to financiers amid mentions of his $23,000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo and overseas travels to the Middle East, Europe, and Britain.
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Senate to hear SA witness in overseas loan probe
The Senate moved to broaden its inquiry into the government's overseas loan activities. Liberal Leader Senator Hall calls Mr Gerry Kuridis and Mr Tirath Khemlaat to answer questions linking with Minister Connor and others. The Privileges Committee is empowered to seek persons, papers and records and will report by September end.
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Land for Aborigines in Mildura a useless site
The Two Rivers Aboriginal Co operative Ltd in Mildura called a service station site bought by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs for Aborigines a useless purchase. They valued the $27,000 property at about $43,000 and said the site offered no lavatory or museum facilities, while funds were to be used for housing schemes. The officers questioned the purchase after ministers and departmental officials advised on selling and using the money for other aid.
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Airport delays reported amid incoming flights confusion
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Postal strike in Melbourne disrupts mail delivery
Fragmentary report indicates a postal strike in Melbourne affecting mail delivery nationwide. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference is made to officers and a weekly wage dispute.
Senate Interrogation Overshadows Whitlam Clash
Prime Minister Mé Whitlam condemned the Opposition’s Senate tactics as deplorable and aimed at pressuring public servants. He accused them of seeking to discredit governance by prompting disobedience and delaying parliamentary process amid a heated crossfire over misconduct claims and calls for a royal commission. The Senate vote, 26-22, defeated the motion to amend the par.
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Extension of border outside powers ACT border was told yesterday
Train robbery notes reveal $120,000 seized, with scattered details about the incident. Space flight news reports US astronomers highlighting dangers of Soviet missions, with fog delays and Apollo program references. Other pages reference Cairns and local political figures, plus a transfer notice and miscellaneous classifieds.
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Rejection and Remembrance in a Fragmented Note
A mangled OCR fragment mentions rejection, publishing and environmental review by Barend and Jam Terwiel, and recalls a martyr named Arch Uke. It also references Menico SS. Richard son reviewing Maximilian and Carlota, with a vague note on page seven.
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Pilot 19 Dies in Collision In Air Show Incident
A 19 year old pilot died when jets collided during an air show display. Investigators from the aviation authority are examining the crash site for cause. Witnesses describe a midair collision that halted the event and prompted emergency response at the scene.
US envoy takes new post in Australian service
A U S envoy receives a fresh appointment to Canberra with a Canberra posting and a State Department base. The transfer lists Australia as the destination and cites a July 31 effective date for departure with duties in liaison and policy coordination.
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