Policy ban on bases policy in Australia party policy
Sydney Sunday report outlines Australia Party election pledges including banning foreign controlled military bases on Australian soil and ending assisted migration. The proposal calls for撤 withdrawal of overseas forces, local manufacture of military gear, stronger defense, higher pay for volunteers, and integration of services. It also seeks a national education commission regional authorities and a Commonwealth health commission for a regional compulsory health contribution scheme.
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Australia Party
Vietnam
British interest in SEATO echoed by ministers in Perth
In Perth Sir Alec Douglas-Home defended SEATO as essential for Britain Australia and New Zealand and predicted a lively Canberra meeting. He urged continued alliance against communism and warned South Vietnam must push back before Paris talks. Vietnam's Tran Van Lam attends as observer. Critics dismiss SEATO as obsolete, calling the council gathering a pompous show.
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New Zealand
Alec Douglas-Home
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Ducey
Paris
Tran van Lam
South Vietnam
Search called off after clothing found near Bustard Bay
The hunt for Harbours and Marine Fisheries inspectors Ronald Kelly and Kenneth Smurchison, missing since Friday after leaving Bundaberg on Thursday to patrol Pancake Creek, was called off when torn clothing bearing similar markings to fisheries uniforms was found near Bustard Bay 90 miles north of Bundaberg.
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Bustard Bay
Bundaberg
Ronald Kelly
Kenneth Smfurchison
Italy wins world Bridge Olympiad over United States
Italy captured the world bridge title in Miami Beach beating the United States by 38 points. Canada finished third, defeating France by 71 points amid internal tensions that kept several French stars away from competition.
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Florida
Aap-Reuter
Italy
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Canada
France
No complaints on Concorde flight over Australia
The Anglo French supersonic airliner Concorde caused no complaints during its 2 hr 35 min Melbourne to Darwin record run. DCA found no sonic boom complaints despite tests along the outward path and conservationists observing from lined stations. The Shah of Iran announced plans to buy three Concordes for about 450 million dollars total, including spare parts.
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Melbourne
Darwin
Department of Civil Aviation
Mildura
Victoria
Barwon
DCA
Testa
London
Iran
PNG Constitution Commission to draft nation’s charter
Port Moresby report states the government will form a PNG Constitution Commission to draft an independent nation’s charter. Indigenous priest-politician Father John Nomis to head it with the chief minister as ex officio chair. The plan emphasizes a home grown constitution and regular Commonwealth consultation while touring districts on governance relations.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
John Nomis
House of Asembly
Michael Somare
Peacock
Australia
Somare
National Coalition
Cis
Call for welfare centres in Melbourne by government official
Federal Treasurer Mr Snedden launched National Salvation Army Week at City Temple Melbourne calling for community welfare centres to coordinate voluntary work across state and voluntary bodies. He stressed poverty elimination requires professional and voluntary effort and discussed how far government should intervene. The event preludes the Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal aiming to raise 128000 in July.
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Melbourne
Shedden
Univ For
Snedden
National Salvation Army
City
Salvation Jne
District Radio Schedule From 2GN Goulburn Listing
Radio guide lists programs and times for 2GN Goulburn including Breakfast Morning News News Hour Light Entertainment and Canberra connections. Entries mention various local hosts such as Mundy Uren and Richar d, with segments on weather sports and general interest topics across the day.
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Jon Hrothers
Mundy
Mandate Land
O&m
Sean
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Canberra Times
Disha Pearce
Desaver
Si Stock Exchaner
Country Life
Imi Burici
Calle Esemine
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