ASIO head in talks with Murphy on Croatian threat
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation chief Peter Barbour met Attorney-General Senator Murphy at Parliament House in Canberra. They discussed events related to Murphy's planned parliamentary statement on Croatian terrorist activities and other national security matters, with documents and police files cited as sources. Murphy emphasized that most Yugoslav Australians are peaceful and law abiding.
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Croatia
Statement on police investigations targeting a tiny extremist minority
The remarks urge complete police recognition of investigations into a small group involved in terrorist activities and aims. Senator Murphy seeks to counter claims that policing targets broader communities and stresses that the Yogosliv community in Australia should not have its standing harmed by a few extremists.
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Immigration Minister cites terror links in Australia
Minister for Immigration Mr C Grassley said on Federal File that a special reports branch gathered terrorism documentation showing external threats and individuals who should not be granted entry. He warned of deportation under the Immigration Act and denied Yugoslav Prime Minister Bijedić's party supplied a deportation list.
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Late News on Greek Independence Day Parade Incident
A garbled report describes a Greek Independence Day event with a student named Burt Riullin, age 33, blamed for a disruption during the celebration. The text is unclear but indicates tensions with Greek commemorations and a fault blamed on Greek concepts.
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Women seek inquiry into status ahead of Australian job panel
Seventeen of more than 420 applicants for a ten thousand dollar a year research officer post for the Prime Minister called for an immediate inquiry into the status of women in Australia. They urged a broad commission with at least five full time commissioners, most of them women, to gather testimony and study how Cabinet submissions affect women, and to recommend further action beyond legislation to end sexist attitudes.
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Whitlam backs bases stance at Victorian ALP meeting
In Melbourne 1500 ALP members backed Prime Minister Whitlam on US bases in Australia. A motion to abolish all bases failed while a compromise opposed Omega navigation, seen as supporting US missile submarines. Whitlam argued for responsible disclosure and questioned earlier defence interpretations.
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Debate over Omega base stalls Government plan in Victoria
At a federal Labor meeting in Victoria the Omega installation faced opposition from Dr Alan Roberts and others. Prime Minister Whitlam defended the government's stance, asserting no mandate to abolish bases while highlighting ANZUS context and ongoing talks with defence ministers about the North West Cape station and other locations.
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Victorian plan to aid industry development
The Victorian Government plans a multi million dollar development corporation to help decentralise industry. The report covers other global items including gun battles in Belfast and politics in Pakistan and Vietnam.
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Liberal leader plans new party in Adelaide
Adelaide reports Steele Wall, leader of the Liberal Movement, will resign from the Liberal Country League this week and form a new Liberal party in South Australia. LM officials say the new party will offer an alternative to the LCL and aims to contest seats in state and federal elections.
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Trade union education scheme eyed by Labour minister
Minister for Labour Cameron announced a national trade union education program aiming for about 500000 dollars annually, to start in the second half of the year. He spoke at the Australian Metal Workers Union trade school in Adelaide and outlined plans for a national council, a central training centre in Canberra, a postal courses scheme, and a decentralised site education network. He stressed government funding and staff recruitment while defending the initiative against opposition as a step to balance tertiary education funding benefiting business.
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