Soviet Egypt rift grows as Egypt demands Soviet pullout
Cairo sources report Egypt told the Soviet Union to remove all military experts after an ultimatum during a Moscow visit by Prime Minister Sidky. Cairo claims some experts have begun leaving while Moscow refuses, widening diplomatic strain amid Egypt's push for advanced weapons and expanding Soviet assistance.
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Charter plan tourists stranded in Singapore after hotel denial
About 430 tourists stranded between Australia and Britain after the Imperial Hotel refused further credit to the charter agent. Passengers, including Australians Britons and Americans, had no word on further travel after a week in Singapore. Some were to sail to Penh then onward to London while a ship waited amid a financial dispute. The hotel reported the agency issued no liability for stay beyond 3 pm.
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Oil Dispute Sparks Intolerable Stand By Strikers
In Sydney and Melbourne a major oil industry strike grips operations as maintenance workers resist returning to work. Mr Justice Moore delays interim pay decision, citing lack of full return to work. Unions ordered resumption, while employers call actions shambolic. Victo rian protesters meet at Trades Hall as ACTU chief Hawke urges return to work.
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PM McMahon to Tour Papua New Guinea
The Prime Minister Mr McMahon will undertake a four day official visit to Papua New Guinea at the start of next month. He plans to go to Port Moresby Mt Hagen and Bougainville and Adang. This will be his first visit to the region in 20 years. The trip was announced in Canberra and Port Moresby in response to an invitation.
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Writ for injuries in VFL match dispute
Victorian Football League player John Greening files a Supreme Court writ seeking damages for injuries alleged from a July 8 St Kilda versus Collingwood VFL match. He sues a St Kilda footballer and members of the club board of management.
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Jockey Ted Byrne Dies In Car Collision Near Sunbury
Melbourne report says 38 year old Victorian steeplechase champion Ted Byrne died tonight after a two car crash near Sunbury. The death is reported on the back page.
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Inquiry Planned as ACT Establishes Education Authority
The Government will create a statutory authority to run ACT government schools and pre schools starting next year. NSW teachers will gradually be replaced by the Commonwealth Teaching Service as about 200 classroom staff are reassigned to ACT schools. An inquiry by the Joint Parliamentary Committee will define powers, form, and timing of the new authority. The NSW Department of Education will still run ACT schools this year and next year.
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Call for cooperation on ACT education authority plan
In November 1967 a Currie‑led working party urged an autonomous ACT education authority. Since then parents and teachers pressed for its implementation while noting needed independence, collaboration with the Commonwealth and a development path toward decentralised control with a statutory body.
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Act
ALP Plans Welcome for Chinese Table Tennis Team
The Australian Labour Party plans a reception for the visiting Chinese table tennis team in Sydney next Monday. The move fills a vacuum after the government declined an official reception, with the dinner hosted by Opposition Leader Mr Whitlam at the Ping restaurant.
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Wanderer of five year old Afghan hound faces destruction
Weston couple Mr and Mrs F. Brenchley may have to destroy their five year old Afghan hound after the dog was seized by the interior department dog catcher. They cannot keep him in the house all day and fencing plans near Trent gardens are blocked by a National Capital Development Commission ruling. The neighbours report the dog came within two days of the boundary when picked up and the owners urge a humane solution.
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Restricted auctions end abolish debate
The document notes proposals to abolish restricted auctions and contends such limits should end. It mentions a Vietnam field report indicating a major action near Quang Tri city is unlikely before week’s end. It also references New Guinea’s Chief Minister Somare unable to resolve Gazelle Peninsula local government dispute.
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