Whitlam flags budget cuts over export subsidies in Adelaide
Prime Minister Whitlam addressed the SA ALP convention in Adelaide arguing exports subsidy costs rise to 90 million dollars annually and that the budget in August could cut schemes. He urged shifting funds to schools and education while defending past wheat stabilization efforts. Opposition Leader Snedden accused Labor of deception and irresponsible spending, warning voters of consequences.
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Trades Hall
Labor
Whitlam
Snedden
Canberra
Australian Labor Party
Adelaide
Snow season opens with strong bookings in Snowy Mountains
The ski season opened in the Snowy Mountains with heavy bookings and good conditions at Perisher and Thredbo. Crackenback and Merritt lifts run, skiable to Crackenback middle station, with three T bars and Shi operating at Perisher. Accommodation nearly booked, weekend busy on and off the slopes. Light snow fell in Canberra suburbs, ranges saw intermittent falls. Canberra recorded rain portions in Samo yesterday, max 11C, min -1C. Today's forecast cloudy with showers, ranges likely, high near 12C, low around 1C.
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Kissinger silent on hitch in Vietnam ceasefire talks
US officials offered no comment on why Henry Kissinger returned to Washington without finalizing a Vietnam ceasefire accord. Observers suggest further consultations with South Vietnam over acceptable terms, while Kissinger plans to return to Paris Tuesday to continue talks.
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Washington
Reuter
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Dr Kissinger
Vietnam
United States
Paris
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le Doc Tho
Unclear fragmentary report from 24-hour race event
Fragmented text references a 24 hour race with mentions of Ferrari and Simca cars, drivers named Jean Pierre and Pierre Jaussaucd, and several misread lines. The exact event, date, place, and results are unreadable in this fragment.
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LE Wean
Andre
Ferrari
Cold War Between Management and Staff at CSIRO
A factional split at CSIRO shows administrative and clerical staff facing low progression and high dismissal rates. The journal CSIROt notes a deteriorating structure, blaming head office for uncoordinated and inefficient administration. An editorial calls for an independent management review while work quality remains cited as solid.
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Wasie
CPS
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Technical Association
Orial
Management Consultat
Hijackers escape with cash haul
Three armed men hijacked a Royal Nepal Airlines two seater Otter aircraft traveling from Birat Nagar to Katmandu and diverted to Forbesganj in Bihar. They fled with 3.4 million Nepalese rupees about 250000 Australian dollars. The crew were unharmed and the aircraft returned to Birat Nagar about 20 minutes later.
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Widow Emmy Goering Dies in Munich Hospital
Emmy Goering, widow of Nazi Luftwaffe commander Hermann Goering, died yesterday in a Munich hospital at age 0. A former actress, she married Goering on April 20, 1935, with the announcement made on Friday night.
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Aap-Reuter
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Hermann Goering
Goering
Qantas boosts Kangaroo Route capacity to London
Sydney Sunday report shows Qantas expanding the Kangaroo Route to London by about 25 percent from August. The carrier cites strong public demand for Europe fares and adds a 747 service to reach seven weekly flights and two more 707s, bringing eight 707s total.
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McMahon cites disloyalty in Liberal Party as Labor victory cause
In a frank HSV7 interview from Melbourne, former Prime Minister McMahon blamed internal Liberal Party disloyalty for Labor's federal election win. He said lack of unity with the Country Party, plus a harsh press and Archbishop Carroll’s remarks, helped Labor. He refused to comment on Snedden's leadership and regretted not abolishing national service training.
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China
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Vietnam
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Country Party
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Preselection Clash at NSW ALP Congress
In Sydney delegates at the NSW ALP congress debated preselection methods for Senators and Legislative Council members. The State Council would gain 60 percent trade union and 40 percent branch representation, a move the right hailed as a victory while some warned of truncating branch influence. Contained disputes over federal state power sharing and representation, with leaders urging vigilance on state rights and electoral fairness.
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Congress
South Australia to introduce bottle and can deposits
ADELAIDE Sunday The South Australian Government announced deposits on beer wine and soft drink bottles and on cans to curb pollution with legislation expected before year end. State Minister for Conservation Mr Broomhill told the Rural State ALP convention that SA would be the great state in Australia and one of the few places worldwide to adopt the scheme.
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Adelaide
Broomhill
ALP
South Australia
Australis
Worsening housing situation in overseas pages noted
Fragmented clipping notes worsening housing crisis and resources from overseas, with references to Australian entities and a possible final five contender. Mentions secret White House squad and back page sections including world news, weddings, youth festival, comics, and pages 9 and 10.
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World News
Weddings
Surf rider hurt after gulf board collision at Catherine Hill Bay
Alan McGlichy, 19, unknown condition, remained in Royal Newcastle Hospital yesterday after the gulf board collision at Catherine Hill Bay. The accident involved a board striking him while riding near the shore. Emergency crews attended the scene and transported him for medical evaluation.
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Alan McGlichy
Royal Newcastle Hospital
Catherine Hill Bay
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