Political reform in Papua New Guinea under UN charter guidance
Mr Hasluck outlines step by step plans for self rule in Papua New Guinea and says reforms depend on inhabitants wishes. He cites High Court rulings, UN charter authority, and a pending Legislative Council expansion as necessary to advance political advancement and local governance. He stresses inclusive representation and measured timing aligned with social and economic progress.
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Havana munition depot blast kills and injures many
A Havana munition depot explosion last night killed two and injured many others. Debris shattered windows miles away as streams of cars ferried the wounded to hospitals. Police arrested several suspects amid saboteur theories and heightened anti US sentiment.
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Former NSW Parliament figure James Geraghty dies
Former North Sydney State Member James Geraghty dies in Maser Hospital after illness. A colourful NSW Parliament figure, Geraghty served as an ALP member and was known for his long political career.
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Migrants Return Home Claim From Soviet Embassy
Soviet Embassy in Canberra says several migrant families from Latvia Estonia Lithuania Ukraine and other Soviet controlled areas have left Australia to return to their homeland. Australian officials acknowledge some migrants have gone back but dispute the embassy’s larger numbers and motives.
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Melbourne adopts new liquor laws set to start July 11
Melbourne officials announce Victoria’s new liquor laws take effect July 11 with forms ready for the licensing court to grant restaurant licences and hotel permits. Diners at hotels will have a 30 minute grace period to finish drinks after closing time, with extended hours pending.
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Wool Futures Steady on Mixed Sydney Trade
The Sydney Greasy Wool Futures Exchange Limited closed on a steady note today as traders faced a weaker market after Friday. A total of 146 bales traded, down from 296 on Friday.
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Russians Walk Out of Geneva Disarmament Talks
The Soviet Union quits the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva as Western delegates push new proposals. Western delegates express regret at the walkout and report the session remains deadlocked amid mutual accusations and a heated debate over Soviet participation.
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Judge Named For Air Crash Inquiry
MELUQUANE Mon Mr Justice Spiver chief judge of the Industrial Court will chair the Board of Accident inquiry into the cause of the air crash involving TAA Fokker Friendship at Mackay on June 10 The Minister for Civil Aviation Senator Paltridge announced tonight The inquiry aims to complete technical and scientific examination of the salvaged aircraft Captain Ky Ritchie observer to assist the board The selection of further assessors was under consideration not finalised yet
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Tanks Guard African Town On Freedom Day
Tanks and Saracen armor faced off in Orlando an African township near Johannesburg as police monitored bans on the ANC Freedom Days with no incidents initially reported. Subsequent reports of violence and clashes with police emerged from the Pondolaid Reserves where troops opened fire on tribespeople weeks earlier.
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Graham predicts Christian suffering as he tours capital meeting
Dr Graham addressed a 24 000 audience in Washington predicting persecution by those filled with anti Christ spirit. He warned against a new pagan form of Christianity and said Christians may have to go underground. He left tonight for Rio de Janeiro to speak at a Baptist conference.
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Hugh Dash Dies Suddenly at 53
Hugh Dash, aged 53, for years Secretary to Prime Minister and a prominent journalist, died suddenly. He was awarded the OBE in 1958 and had a long career with the Daily Telegraph and other papers, with service as press secretary and public relations officer before his death. His funeral was held today at St Christopher's Church Manukau.
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