Indonesia to Ease Refugee Crossings With West Irian Border
Australia reports that Indonesia will permit refugees from West Irian to cross toward Papua New Guinea with cooperation from Canberra. In Canberra, Foreign Minister Adam Mall and External Affairs Minister Me Raines discussed border tensions and increased police and administration presence at the border. Officials said talks aimed to reduce violent crossings while warning of ongoing difficulties in West Irian administration.
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Frdonesia
West Trian
Papua New Guinea
Australia
Canberra
Aalkg
Adam Malls
Barnes
Toth Ministain
Rien
Witiny
Ji Ani Ney
Inch
Mur
West
Ihe Vato
Tafom
Vayimo
Asesidines
Roya
New Gunes
Wutlihe
New Guinea
Wei
HSN Juat
Baynes
Nr Whit. Tum
Caret Anil
Friendly discussion of incident echoes through press briefings
Officials describe the incident with Indonesia as a friendly talk rather than a sharp confrontation. Mr Freath and Mr Barnes give cautious, constrained remarks while denying provocation or large scale actions. Border tensions involve Indonesian patrols and nine armed men reportedly crossing the border.
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Freath
Indonesia
Barnes
Ay Thea Walle
Tresth
Shoal
Eitan
Feme
Malik
Nixon aides report Thai rebels in West Irian calm
A late news summary reports President Nixon officials saying the West Irian unrest has settled to normal after tense moments. It says the Todungevin party and rival factions conducted limited discussions and no violence occurred, with police maintaining order while investigations continue into local causes and border tensions.
Labor sewer tax clash stalls ACT bill in all houses
Canberra debate on a proposed ACT sewerage tax stalled as the Senate and House of Representatives rejected Labor moves to block the charge. The vote split 27 29 in the Senate and 70 35 in the House, with government support and opposition arguing over a flat rate versus valuation based system.
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House of Representatives
Labor Party
Bot Chaimbers
ALP
Senate
DEE
Hie Lester
BEP
Gaur
Cauborrm
Whitlam
Gortony
Gorton
Pete Caine
ACT Advisory Council
Semiar O'Byrne
Tip
Tooths
Nixon
Nile
Canborrs
Iilux
Ayer
Resigning member and upcoming by elections unfold in unanswered terms
The report notes a NSW seat shift with Member for Gwydir Tan Allan resigning and a Tyne election this year. Ralph Annt and Hunt are named for Country Party and Australian party roles, while Roger Nott and Noll are tied to Labor in NSW politics. Melbourne coverage references Victorian DLP leadership and a by election on June 7 with candidate Reanim, a 43 year old farmer from Bodawick.
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NSW Country
Gwydir
Tan Allan
Joe Signet
Eam
House of
Pacific
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Country Party
Ralph Annt
Nsw
Charman
Hunt
Northern Nsw
Northern Territory
Roger Nott
ALP
Noll
Melbourne
Wedesday
DLP
One
Pau Gierard Brentman
Reanim
Bodawick
Bencigg
Three British Members Die In Helicopter Crash
Three British merchants were killed when their helicopter crashed while taking off from an oiling facility in Saluarda. The Associated Press reported the incident occurred on a Wednesday in Diakarta.
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Diakarta, Wednesding
AAP
Asda
Camp Hill proposed site for future Parliament House
The Joint Select Committee on the New and Permanent Parliament House recommends Camp Hill as the site for the future Parliament building and calls for demolitions to create a full Camp Hill site. It also suggests a Parliament Zone, architectural landmark atop Capital Hill, and no buildings within State Circle except a symbolic summit feature.
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Select
Parliament House
Camp Hill
House of Representatives
G. M. Bryan
Lal
Vie
A. 8. Luchett
Linb
Nsw
Capital Hill
Lake Burley Sriffin
Nations Capital Development Commission
Hay
King George Terrace
Commonwealth Avenue
Kings Avenue
Capi Hill
State Circle
Immer Ring Road
Sec
Thi
Ths
NCDC
Joint Select Committee
Dissent on Canberra Parliament Site Shift to Capital Hill
The dissenting report by Bryant and Luchertz argues Capital Hill should host the Parliament, asserting Canberra’s central site would elevate the Parliament building. The committee's earlier preference for the Capitol site is challenged, citing surveys, sight lines, and future planning as justifications for Capital Hill enduring prominence.
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Bryant
Luchertz
Huil
Canberra
Capital Fair
Aper
Eity
Andinge
National Liberation Front eyes talks on Vietnam peace push
The NF announces readiness for talks with all parties to advance Vietnam peace efforts while rejecting talks with the South Vietnamese government. US negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge dismisses claims allies are out of ideas as discussions face a stumbling block. Page 5.
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Paris
National Liberation
Fremi
Sain
Tiut
NEF
Aide Lath
Allie
Afl
Mayer
Peice
Vietcom
Iscuss
Goa
Unclear historical visit and political snippets
Fragmented OCR text references visitors watching Sir Paul sworn in and mentions political figures. Includes stray names and mentions Ulster and Pakistan items with uncertain context. Reads like torn page notes rather than a coherent story. No clear events or dates available.
Voters Voice Enrollment Shift Honors Special Class
A family previously facing a schooling issue had their child, described as a Dackwarer in error, enrolled in a special class after intervention by the Department of Education and Science. The case references Voters Votes and confirms resolution and enrollment in a special program.
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Cantera
Department of Edncation and
Science
Elie
Courts Tow Mat ys LT or women 40-2L TV and radio
Arts and entertainment and finance and lotteries appear on classified pages 30 and 32. The fragment lists sections and page references rather than a full article.
French May Day Protests Planned After Student Rally
Reported by Reuters that the French government moved to ban May Day demonstrations after a mid-century student rally. Plans for a march to celebrate a presidential candidate were announced amid tensions and calls for public order.
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Afer
Midilant
General de Gnall
Raxco
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