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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 27, 1970

Page

14

Australia not fit to be in the United Nations

Melbourne report quotes Stewart Murray of the National Tribal Council denouncing Australia as unfit for UN membership. He cites Aboriginal living on reserves like concentration camps, on tribal lands in Western Australia, and criticizes state and federal governments for alleged human rights neglect.

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Racing driver killed at Lakeside Circuit

Racing driver Glyn Armstrong Scott died in a two car collision on the Lakeside Racing Circuit straight. The other driver, Thay Tighe, was taken to Redcliffe Hospital with a fractured skull and other serious injuries before transfer to Royal Brisbane Hospital.

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MTIA criticises grants cut in Australia

The Metal Trades Industry Association criticised the federal government's cut in the general rate of industrial research and development grants from 50 to 38 percent this financial year. MTIA president M I Clarkson said the move was retrograde and would hit smaller companies hardest as industry seeks efficiencies. The association runs symposiums seminars and trade missions and fears the reduction reduces practical support for industrial improvement.

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New Zealand Gears Up for Wider Strike Action

Wellington moves to curb militant unions as industrial stoppages spread to major cities. Canberra appoints Group Captain Picken as Officer Commanding RAAF Base Edinburgh while talks resume on July 27 to settle bus workers strains and related wage disputes affecting hotels and transit.

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Labor criticizes outer city schools for second class education

NSW Labor education spokesman Durck says outer metropolitan schools push children toward substandard schooling due to teacher shortages and scarce active class time. He cites five separate grass fires and tanker assistance near Canberra and Sydney as context for broader shortages while noting the Askin government allocated limited grants for teacher training in 1967.

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UN workers attacked in Caracas gun-whipping incident

An Australian and a New Zealander employed by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation report a masked assault at a Caracas cafe. They say three or four armed attackers struck Percy Skermin and colleagues, with Skermin being whipped during the confrontation. Police investigate.

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Life is too short says Tholstrup after Australia voyage

The 25 year old mariner Tholstrup, finishing a 9000 mile speedboat circumnavigation of Australia, says life is too short to not enjoy it. He plans to return to his marketing manager job in a week and hopes to repeat the feat, with a flotilla of 60 small boats and over 1000 radio boats joining the effort. His welcome in Sydney featured NSW Minister Beale and the Premier’s representative.

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