Indonesian turmoil as Suharto era unfolds in new power shift
The Canberra Times outlines Indonesia’s political shift after Sukarno’s era, noting General Suharto’s rise, the PKI ban debate, and student protests. It highlights army influence, anticipated reforms, and concerns over militancy and economic strain, with hopes for internal development and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukarno
Indonesia
Creadal Subarte
Communit Party
PRI
Subandene
PKL
Nasyinn
Cenéral Shasta Bs
Naanie
Asia
Ie Korey
Seis
Radin Djakarta
Suhartr
Suharto
Mmake
Wits
Alll
Ingainst
Malaysia
Kilonesia
Pr Sukamney al
Frvtomesia
NATO Solution: De Gaulle's Stand Tests Alliance Unity
The article argues the NATO alliance faces strain from France under de Gaulle and U.S. influence. It suggests shifts in headquarters and logistics, but warns a disintegrating drift could occur without Europe asserting stronger voice within the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
de Gaulle
United States
Germany
France
Europe
de Claulle
Public mood focuses on domestic issues ahead of election
The piece notes voters in Britain care chiefly about prices and incomes rather than defense or Europe. It contrasts Conservative and Labour handling of inflation, wages, and productivity, warning of strikes and trade union actions while criticizing party control of television coverage and calls for freer, independent political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodesia
Europe
Sucy
Mont
Hull
Tahotn Barre
Brown
Ofice
Prices and Incomes Board
Ran Mich
Labour
Pug
Pinky
Perky
Anwar
BBC
ITV
Tsue
Tony
Debate over union members funding political parties prompts Labour inquiry
A government inquiry considers whether workers should be compelled to join unions and pay affiliation fees to the Australian Labor Party. Opposition cites forced membership and political contributions, while unions defend internal control, warning against changing the law. The issue follows exemptions granted by authorities and questions about funds used by affiliated unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneltibe
Miniter
Labour
Aly
Eee Tees
O'Neil
Unio
Bikinion
AAV
ALP
Labor Party
Colin Jamison
Bhitth
Thort
Becauve Um & Labor
Letters to the Editor on conscription and fairness in Vietnam war draft
Readers argue about Australia’s Vietnam involvement and the draft system. The letter questions justice in conscription, condemns selective service and calls for reforms amid wartime mobilization. The piece critiques government ethics and public policy while urging humane treatment of those drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fragmented wartime reflections on discipline and loyalty in Vietnam
A reflective piece discusses army discipline, obedience, and the impact on soldiers in Vietnam. It contrasts instant action versus explanation, notes the dangers of hesitation, and honors service while questioning patriotism and civilian support within a local Australian context.
Dr Knopfelmacher and Vietnam
A reader letter by W. Aitchison criticizes the view that North Vietnam could wage guerrilla warfare without substantial outside support. The writer argues guerrilla networks rely on local and regional aid and notes recent US policies and White Papers as context. The letter questions the credibility of Vietcong academic arguments and reflects concerns about American advisers and the effectiveness of allied governance in such conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Frank
Knopfelmachar
North Vietnam
Neum
H ‘Guervillae
Vistcone
Jory
Leterer
W. Aitchison
Canberra’s Well Cared-For Dogs
A fragment describes dogs in Canberra as well cared for and fed. Mentions masters who look after them, noting calm behavior and good condition. Also references connections to Sydney and possible stray or loyal pets. Overall tone is observational praise of dog welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caner
Canberra
Doubts Over King Rat Film Foreword Authenticity
A letter questions the foreword by Brigadier Galleghan in the King Rat film, arguing it misrepresents the true nature of wartime POW experiences. The writer suggests the foreword may be tailored for Australian audiences and wonders about the motives behind the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
Imn
Brigadier Galleghan
Ian
Lis
Australia
Changi
Ewan
Roundabout One Way Traffic Confusion In Letter
In this letter, the writer questions the rules for roundabouts and left turns on one way streets. He argues drivers should not be forced to yield to circular flow and that common sense should prevail.
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Roy
Foster Hughes
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Heath Hetty
Wilson
Right
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Leslie Sat Co
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Spea
Port Hedland
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Fishvent
Dampier
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Comalco Indusries Ld
Conzine Riotinio
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Kaiser Industries
Amietica
Hamersley Iron
Levie Salt Co
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Ark
Owen
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Traian
Bennet
Foster liv
Wwe
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Knothar
Anders
Kamidiet
Armericar
Pettonn Thin
Gunner O'Neil
Inberra City
Pownh F Siagen
Citzens
Cinzen
Pontes
Tia
Dr Knopfelmacher
Mrs Dalgarvo
Sydney
Radon
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