Licence Back Singapore Herald to Publish Again
The Singapore Herald will publish again this week after government withdrew its licence on May 28. A five member committee assured approval today, with a four page issue planned and a call for public shares in a trust fund to support the paper.
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Action by teachers amid protest over hours and staffing
The NSW Teachers Federation orders all full time teachers in technical colleges to work 30 hours this week and directs part time staff in technical colleges and schools to not report for work. The action protests government directives on hours, trainee teachers, and departmental spending, citing a clash with Premier Askin’s election pledge.
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Department of Technical Education
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Goolagong Triumphs In French Hard Court Final
Evonne Goolagong defeats Helen Gourlay 6 3 7 5 to win the women s singles final at the French hard court championships in Paris. Earlier report referenced.
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AAP Reuter
Evonne Goolagong
Helen Gourlay
Road deaths rise on local highways in late week
Fifteen people died on new roads this week in Sydney and region. Reports note a man killed in a two car collision on Princes Highway at Bulli Pass top late Sunday night and two younger men killed when a car collided with a front end loader near Kar Wakrawong south of Wollongong. Page 3.
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Cholera Threat Closes Indian East Pakistan Border
Crises mount as border gates at Sikarpur Nadia district seal paths to East Pakistan to curb cholera refugees. Reports say thousands crossed daily at Phuilbari while Calcutta faces rising cases and mass inoculations. Refugees strain camps amid international aid appeals and government actions.
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Associated Press
Appeals spread in ACT after ANU refugee drive
Following ANU appeal for East Pakistani refugees, Canberra churches and groups launch local drives. St James' Church plans a $100 donation to the Indian High Commission from yesterday’s collection. The Salvation Army begins a nationwide appeal from Sydney, ACT branches to follow. ANU refugee aid committee to send $200 raised since Friday to India today. Woroni to publish a full-page feature on Pakistan disaster. A university meeting to discuss the disaster set for Thursday.
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Indian High Commission
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Sydney
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ANU
India
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Woroni
Pakistan
State appeal for refugees
Melbourne's Austcare Victorian branch launches an appeal for cholera stricken East Pakistani refugees. The move precedes a national decision on tax concessions by Prime Minister McMahon. Donations will be receipted and may qualify for tax relief if approved.
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Victorian
Austcare
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Australia
Australians pressed for faster cholera vaccine relief
Melbourne officials and church leaders urged an immediate emergency relief appeal for East Pakistan with vaccine shipments delayed eight days. Doctors warned lives could be lost as vaccine stockpiles at Parkville waited before flying to Calcutta. Officials offered to move doses via Pandair Freight while calls mounted for government action and a wider aid plan.
Whitlam Criticizes Government On Aid Delay In Canberra
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Whitlam condemned the government in Canberra for delays and inadequacies in Australian aid to Pakistani refugees. He urged a national plan to mobilise and rationalise aid during international disasters, noting a third major disaster in nine months.
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Four survive air crash near Fitz Roy Falls in Kangaroo Valley
A light aircraft from Wollongong to Cooma crashed on Saturday, leaving four rescued by a Department of Civil Aviation search and Royal Australian Navy helicopter near Fitz Roy Falls. Pilot Timothy Visscher and three passengers, Donald Harman and Janice Harman along with Janice Lyall Smith, were treated for minor injuries at HMAS Albatross Nowra and later discharged.
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Nsw
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Janice Patricia Harman
Fairy Meadow
Timothy Troy Visscher
Lake Heights
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Kangaroo Valley
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Cooma
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Government details aid needs for East Pakistan appeal
Aid defended by Foreign Affairs Minister Mr Bury who said details of required assistance only reached the government last night. He noted 330,000 doses of cholera vaccine and other vaccines were ready but not all matched Indian requests. Cabinet will review a general requirements list from India and may raise aid levels. First shipment to Calcutta leaves tomorrow on a Boeing 707 with cholera vaccine and roofing material.
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Aap-Reuter
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India
France
Brandt
Melbourne
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McMahon
Australia
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Bury
Commonwealth Serum Laboratory
ALP
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Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
Antal
UN panel stresses peace mission not defense of evil
In Canberra over the weekend a United Nations symposium on racial discrimination heard that the UN is dedicated to peace rather than defending evil. The discussion stressed the organization's role in promoting human rights and preventing conflict.
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