Labor Leader Whitlam focuses on domestic issues in Bendigo
In Castlemaine, Labor Leader Whitlam campaigned on domestic issues. He pressed abolition of the means test for pensioners, education funding, and regional development, comparing Labor’s plan to Liberal policies. Gorton prepares to campaign in Bendigo with a focus on state versus federal powers and national welfare reform.
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Late News Brief From Monde Saiz On Player Injury
A fragmented report notes Monde Saiz, a seven-dated sports figure, suffering an unspecified injury during a carrier event. Details are incomplete, with several names and terms garbled.
Dismissals in Sydney Amid Company Merger Talks
Reports from Auburn outer Sydney say Australian Electrical Industries will dismiss about one hundred of its thousand staff on Friday. The rest will be dismissed over the next month after negotiations with unions following a takeover and merger.
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Bid to have ban on film listed
Melbourne report says Sydney film festival director David Stratton seeks to ban the Swedish film I Love You Love after negotiations limit objections to one scene. Swedish producer Stig Bjorkman and festival officials weigh options as authorities consider showing a revised version amid debate over censorship.
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Employers call for firm hold on unions
In Sydney Monday the Motel Employers Federation urged the Federal Government to resist union pressure to reform arbitration. President J S Clarkson warned against appeasing Communist backed unions and said compulsory arbitration under law supports Australia’s prosperity. He criticized penalties on employers during strikes and stressed the need to uphold law and order.
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Papua New Guinea Paper Found To Suit Smoker Reading Habits
WEWAK reports editor Ray Goodey says a local survey found the Finland made paper best fits readers who smoke. He notes initial buyers will smoke and read it as they roll, hoping they will continue to read in time.
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Pompidou Favoured For Run Off In France Election
Paris reports indicate Georges Pompidou led the first round with a substantial share of votes, leaving Alain Poher in second place as Centrist candidate. Analysts note Pompidou’s strong position for the runoff, while economic concerns and currency stability are highlighted as key issues ahead of the final vote.
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Canberra hairdressers debate rising haircut prices
ACT hairdressers discuss price increases for men and boys with weekday and Saturday rates, proposing higher charges to cover costs. Some members oppose the rise while others argue longer hair trends and inflation drive higher fees. association leaders plan further meetings in Canberra.
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Malaysian Market Panic Struck by Family Row and Fire
In Kuala Lumpur a soldier was accidentally shot, a small house burned after a overturned cooker, and thousands fled the city center after a market stall quarrel sparked fear. Radio briefings urged calm as crowds rushed home before a curfew, with authorities noting no serious incidents.
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Mass graves at leprosarium show racial violence toll
Secretly buried bodies of over 100 victims from early days of ethnic clashes were found in four unmarked trenches near the Sungei Aloh Leprosarium, with police powers cited for disposals. Coroners and cameramen observed five trenches, four filled, amid a strong odor, while remains and identity tags hinted at a large Chinese victim count. Authorities and the National Operations Council discussed the surge of violence across the region, stressing attention to the southern arc near Singapore’s border to prevent further clashes.
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Two Dead in Singapore Violence At Geylang District
Police said two people died and 29 were arrested after weekend clashes in Singapore's Geylang district. Two stabbings occurred with 23 injuries total. officials noted no abortive arson attempts. Government urged calm as racial tensions surfaced amid widespread public concern.
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Impartiality Sparks Gangster Clash In Multiracial Tensions
Reported week end clashes left at least 19 people shot amid rumors of Malay deaths and outside influence. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew vowed harsh action against troublemakers regardless of ethnic blame, while authorities pursue so far unconfirmed claims of external Chinese involvement.
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Fears over new scheme Dominate frontier debates in Australia
Confused reports describe fears about a government plan amid racial tensions and Aboriginal workers, while distant events note rockets landed last night killing two and wounding twenty five including many children. Other items mention meat prices, gas field outputs, rugby results, and entertainment listings across sections.
UN Education Worker Expelled From West Territory
A UN education worker, Mr Hans Reiff, was expelled from a West territory today. The move comes amid tensions surrounding the UN Fund for the Development of West Triony Trower policy.
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