McMahon Opens Asian Tour With Talks in Jakarta
McMahon arrives by red Boeing on an Asian tour and is greeted abroad. He tours the airport, receives honors, and meets Indonesian, Australian and other officials to discuss regional development, trade, and security. He aims to discuss mutual understanding and future cooperation with President Suharto and regional leaders.
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Australia Eyes New Defence Aid During McMahon Jakarta Visit
Prime Minister McMahon arrived in Jakarta for a four day visit to Indonesia. The talks with President Suharto and Indonesian leaders aim to expand defence aid and discuss continental shelf boundary issues between Australia and Indonesia. Officials expect further aid announcements and government level discussions on territorial demarcation within weeks after the visit.
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Second massacre report stirs demand for inquiry
The Times published excerpts from a report detailing the My Lai killings, noting Bravo Company and a Vietnam action in March. The piece notes pressure for hearings and inquiry by higher authorities after a force in action that day.
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Drug import figures show sharp rise in Australia
Brisbane reports reveal alarming drug smuggling increases with LSD and hashish seizures. Minister Me Chipp cites growing quantities entering via land routes, noting figures such as 44 000 doses of hashish and 60 108 doses of LSD. He links this surge to organized pushers and raises concerns about court leniency and enforcement.
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Funeral in Windsor for Duke of Windsor in 1930s style
London drones with Windsor and Queen attending the funeral at Windsor Castle. Edward VII formerly king, now Duke, to be buried near Windsor. Duchess from Paris attends in black as state cushions and emblems honor the late monarchs. Officials present include Prime Minister Meath, Opposition Leader Wilson, and Earl of Avon.
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ACTSPOVER Federal club to decide on action tonight
The ACT Soover Federal silo management committee will reconvene tonight to determine next steps after an incident described as the abandonment of a cave during a match. Tony Gerada, named as a libexman, is mentioned in the fragmented report. Rod Went, chairman, notes the committee met last night and awaits input from one of the two clubs involved.
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Treasury consults minister on municipal budget proposals
The council last night reviewed the budget with a call for debate on income increases and service charges. Proposed rises include water and sewerage rates, with estimates showing total expenditures and Commonwealth payments for the coming year, while committee members and council leaders discuss administrative savings and advisory submissions.
Canberra rate rise proposed for 1972-73 budget
Proposals to raise general water and sewerage rates were presented to the ACT Advisory Council by Minister for the Interior Mr Hunt. The draft municipal budget for 1972-73 envisages a general rate of 21c in the dollar, water rate up to 5.25, and sewerage rate increasing to 2 dollars. individual charges for churches, schools, and charities rise by 5 dollars, with average residential bills around 126 dollars per year.
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Government opposes 35 hour week plan in industry
Melbourne report quotes Labour and National Service Minister Mr Lynch saying the government opposes reducing standard hours without a bill and proper examination. He notes union pressure for a 35 hour week across fast evolving industries, arguing the economy cannot afford such a shift now and that any change requires formal inquiry by the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission.
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Sugar Exports to China Announced by Coltnids Manager
Sydney reports that Coltnids Super Resaing Company plans to export 12.80 million tons of Australian sugar to China under new terms. General manager James Verna said the next sale targets a large shipment, with orders already placed and a fresh deal reported amid a broader push to China.
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Updating of Books Law Needed for Nomination
Fragmentary text hints at legal updates for books law and mentions primaries, nominations, and Cambodia. The readable lines reference a process around nominating candidates and a potential rider about martial or legal status, but the content is garbled and lacks clear events or identities.
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