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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
3
The report describes a new German helicopter system adaptable to combat roles with speed up to 135 knots and potential for defense and civilian use. Australian orders, company leaders, and Navy interest are noted, with significant production and export prospects including components and fuselage panels.
Melbourne RACV tests wheel changing jacks on Ford Escor, Falcon, Holden, Valiant and more. Report notes dangers in hooking and lifting, with several models failing stability and safety. RACV plans to request manufacturers review and issue copies to car owners.
The Australian delegate Robin Ashing told the United Nations trusteeship council in Geneva that independent New Guinea should consider applying for UN membership. He said groundwork was being done to improve UN knowledge in New Guinea and that Australia should prepare for possible UN decisions as independence nears while maintaining military bases.
A Vietnam Moratorium committee in Australia announces plans to occupy a national university site on Monday June 28 and to hold an international day of protest on June 30. A spokesman says the organization aims to publicise anti imperialist views and stage a public meeting on June 21 with speakers from the US and Soviet clubs, while addressing issues related to New Guinea and Canberra hotel events.
A lengthy list of donors and supporters appears, noting the Austcare drive surpassing the two thousand dollar mark. Names including Mrs_Gavens, Mr_Gal, Mrs_Macfarlane, and many anonymous contributors are recorded. Donations continue to be sought and the campaign remains open for further gifts.
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