New Yacht Club Planned For Lake Burley Griffin
A consortium of international clubs plans a two storey yacht clubhouse on Lake Burley Griffin by mid next year. Members include Australian American Association ACY Yacht Squadron Victoria League for Commonwealth Friendship and Interservices Club. The ACT Department of the Capital Territory has asked for details on members sailing craft and financing. A new body named International Club and Yacht Squadron Incorporated may be formed to combine applications.
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Lake Burley Griffin
Australian- American Association
ACY Yacht Squadron
Victoria League For Conmonwealth Friendship
lan-Pacific South-East Asian Women’s Group
Interservices Club
Australian-American Association
ACT Yacht Squadron
Department of the Capital Territory
International Club and Yacht Squadron Incorporated
Australians American Association
Co Consortium
Easteern
Lots Bay
Canberra Vacht Club
Canberra
ACT Council Opposes Advisory Panel Nomination
The executive committee of the ACT Council of Parents and Citizens Associations opposed appointing a member of the ACT Advisory Council to a ministerial panel assessing submissions on an education authority for the ACT. They fear conflicts of interest and a loss of panel independence. The council will raise the matter with Minister Beazley and ACT Advisory Council officials.
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ACT Council
Parents and Citizens Associations
ACT Advisory Council
Education
Beazley
ACT
Exchange markets reopen calmly in London trading
European foreign exchange markets opened after a two week break with calm activity in London. Market sources reported no signs of speculative trades, with dollar sterling at around 2.4575 to 2.4540 and a narrow 1.5 point spread. The dollar yen and other European EC currencies moved modestly, while Sterling held steady against the group.
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London
Tokyo
Fragmented Local News Snippet From Page Four
Partial legible text notes a late news chase and mined content with unclear names and actions. It references a report on a subject described loosely as an investigation or pursuit, with missing details and garbled names across page four.
Leader of LCL re elected in Adelaide
Bruce Eastick was reelected unopposed as Leader of the Parliamentary Liberal Country League in Adelaide. John Coombe won the deputy post on the first ballot from Robin Millhouse, with Hall not seeking a new position. The final SA House tally stood ALP 26, LCL 20, Country Party 1.
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Adelaide
Odr
Bruce Eastick
Liberal Country League
John Coombe
Liberal Movement
Robin Millhouse
Goyder
Hall
Lal
LCL
Heini Becker
H. T. Becker
Me Coumbe
Millhouse
Evans
Secretar
Ivan Wardle
AlcAnaney
SA House of Assembly
ALP
Country Party
Rocky River
Wenning
Becker
Torrens
Stan Evens
W. P. McAnaney
LCL Assem
State police to cut Federal liaison in Queensland
Queensland Police will reduce cooperation with Commonwealth police to major crimes and intelligence only. Cabinet ordered that open access to Queensland security files be ended and the Special Branch refrain from sharing confidential files with other bodies. Premier Alf Ajelke-Petersen noted concerns over ASIO raid fallout and urged trusted operations. Hodges said the force will handle nonessential Commonwealth duties to relieve officers.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Commonwealth Police
Hodges
State Police Union
Queensleath
Str Hodges
Queensland Police Special Branch
Mtr Hodges
Special Branch
Alf Ajelke-Petersen
Commonwealth
ASIO
Melbourne
Vindy
Reccipes Woud
50 miners killed in Bihar Dhanbad colliery explosions
Rescue teams recovered 10 bodies after underground blasts at the Jupore colliery of the State owned Indian Iron and Steel Company in Bihar near Dhanbad. Dozens more miners were treated for burns as a series of explosions rocked the mine last night.
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Bihar
Dhanbad
Press Trust of India
Jupore
Indian Iron and Steel Company
Man jailed for 13 weeks over pet rabbit killing in Melbourne
In St Kilda Court Melbourne on Monday Robin Pollard 24 pleaded guilty to maliciously killing a pet rabbit named Bony and stealing the rabbit from Francis Saunders of St Kilda valued at 33 pounds. Pollard said the rabbit was a health risk and a nuisance.
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Melbourne
St Kilda
Thomas Gillett
CIB
Robin Andrew Pollard
Balaclava
Bony
R. W. Smith
Pollard
Francis Joseph Saunders
Yugoslav Prime Minister Threats Prompt Police Precautions
Senator Murphy reported threats of violence against Yugoslav Prime Minister Ojemal Bijedic. A spokesman said heightened precautions were taken with Commonwealth Commissioner of Police overseeing arrangements to protect Bijedic and his party, as Murphy ordered top priority security measures.
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Ojemal Bijedic
Sident Johnson
Commonwealth Commissioner of Police
J. M. Davis
Bijedic
Snroken
Commonwealth Police
Police list linked to Yugoslav premier visit to Australia
Australian police circulate a 30 name Croatian security list ahead of Yugoslav Prime Minister Bijedic’s Canberra trip. The list lacks addresses and motives, drawing Croat community calls for transparency as high security is planned with armed guards, a 19 gun salute, and a motorcade route under heavy surveillance.
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Australia
Owt
Yugoslavia
Snedden Demands Murphy Questions Over ASIO Raid
In Melbourne on Monday, Opposition Leader Mr Snedden released questions to the Attorney-General Senator Murphy regarding last week’s ASIO raid. He urged the Prime Minister Mr Whitlam to have Senator Murphy answer immediately, saying the government must inform the public of all circumstances. Snedden claimed the government aims to discredit ASIO, warning this as a step toward destroying it. Sydney reports quote Dr Cairns defending Murphy’s actions, calling the raid on ASIO headquarters in Melbourne unfortunate but necessary. Police uncovered gelignite and fuses at a Canberra house but, due to ACT ordinances, could not press charges, with differing NSW and Victorian laws cited. Separate notes mention Croatian literature urging attacks on Yugoslav embassies and interests, distributed around Melbourne and connected to a Croatian publication.
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Theo
Bijedic
Visi
Nsw
ACT
Commonwealth
Labor Party
MSW
Canberra
Wijedic
RAAF
Royal Miliary College
Duntryon
Whitlam
Willesee
Hijedie
Melbourne
Snedden
ASIO
Senator Murphy
Murphy
Commonwealth Police
Singapore
Sydney
Cairns
On Vaporlay National
Victorian
Hevatskt Orla
Fatherland
Kall
Yutgoslavia
Ten death squads target Yugoslav premier in Australia
Melbourne reports warn that 10 Croatian extrermist squads have been assigned to assassinate Yugoslav Prime Minister Bijedic during his three day Australian visit. The claim came from Marjan Jurjevic who said the information reached him over the weekend amid past death threats in Melbourne. Jurjevic claimed the threat is common knowledge within the Yugoslav Croatian community and tied to the Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood in Australia.
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Melbournne
Melbourne
Sion
Carhan
Jurjevic
Bijedic
Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood
Australia
Proposals for National Pipeline Authority Submissions Revealed
Proposals for the National Pipeline Authority were deflated in submissions presented to the SSW Inquiry on behalf of Minister for Minerals and Energy Mr Connor, outlining the Aloambra Sydney pipeline project. Also noted are plans for public input on Canberra's Gungahlin development and reports of shoddy workmanship by a major Victorian builder as well as a luggage damage claim from a commuter in Australia.
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National Pipeline Authority
Canberra Times Price Notice Fragment
A partial Canberra Times notice references recommended and maximum price details for an advertised item. The readable text lists the publication origin as Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Limited with distribution in Canberra City.
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Canberra Times
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Limited
Pirie Street
Fyanwick
Act
Joan Fairfax & Sons Limited
Canberra City
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