ALP seeks facts on state aid questioned by minister
ADELAIDE Monday A Labor Party committee via another body circulated requests to independent schools on how financial aid should be provided Senator Gorton the Federal Minister inCharge of Education said today He spoke at a regional Liberal and Country League convention with delegates from Albert Millicent Mt Gambier and Victoria districts
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Victoria
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Pe Era
Jnational
Sydney
Brisbane
Warning on lake danger and safety measures
The Department of the Interior warned lake users on Lake Burley Griffin to take extra care as water temperatures fall and could reach the low 40s by June, limiting survival to minutes. Police will patrol in winter and enforce safety practices, with lifebuoys and emergency devices in place.
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Department of the Interior
Yang
Pope and ambassador meet in Saigon library talks
A late news wire reports the Pope and the ambassador meeting in a Saigon library chamber. They spoke in French with a small audience, discussing world crisis and global issues in a brief one minute session.
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Inquiry on Nazi brawl reported in Melbourne crowd
Acting Premier Mr. Rylah urged a police report after four men in Nazi style storm trooper uniforms sparked a brawl among a May Day crowd on the Yarra Bank yesterday in Melbourne.
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Rylah
Yarra Bank
Cheaper fares sought by ACT advisory council
The ACT Advisory Council will ask the Minister for the Interior to arrange special transport concessions for ACT student children over 14. The council discussed price cuts at Clark and Co and Marcus stores as retailers planned to align cigarette prices with lower fares. A motion suggested issuing passes for students traveling on government buses and urged retailers to reduce prices to match competition.
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Charles Rosenanttaue
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Pricis
Nave
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Bed and breakfast sign fined in ACT case
Sam Kyriacou of Phillip Avenue Downer was fined 510 plus 940 costs for displaying a bed and breakfast notice without proper authority. The Canberra Court of Petty Sessions heard the act occurred around March 19 aboard a Downer property wall and involved a sign on a wall of a house. Authorities and local traders weighed price cuts and gimmicks as a consequence.
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Hermes
Canberra
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Department of Health
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Mackie
L. Wallis
Kyriacou
Sculion
Secret talks on forming a new advisory council in Indonesia
Student leaders and deputies clashed over plans for a Supreme Advisory Council as Parliament adjourned amid demonstrations. President Sukarno faced calls to reconfigure leadership while the Pantjasila Front urged constitutional limits and army questions. Ampera reported a state TV protest and blamed Subandrio for misdeeds, as 18 former ministers reflected political upheaval.
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Soari
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Shairma
Mohammed Hatta
Lin
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Oukarno
Djakarta MPs Rebel Over Puppet Role
The Parliament, a Sukarno era body, demanded a new chairman as students pressure Parliament to act independently. Deputy Premier Abdulpani halted proceedings at the doorway while delegates gathered outside, calling for elected leaders and a shift from cabinet appointments.
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Y Sukaria
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Abdulpani
May Day wedding in Scotland overwhelms traditions
May Day bride Miss Termione Faulkner daughter of the Countess of Dundee married Sir Tain Moncrieffe at Moncreiffe in Perthshire amid medieval pageantry. Attendants included 13 year old Adam Drummond and a hooded falcon carried by a page. the ceremony stirred debate over Sunday weddings and historic customs.
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Termione Faulkner
Dundee
Tain Moncrieffe
Adam Drummond
Reneine of Moncreiffe
Perthshire
Countess of Erroll
Scotland
Moncreiffe
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Earl of Dundee
Azamat
Genghis Page
Adam
Khan
Iain
Fous
Helicopter Rescue Aids Mt Coolangatta Schoolgirls
Three Navy helicopters located five lost schoolgirls on Mt Coolangatta near Shoalhaven Heads. Crews guided the girls to a clearing where a father of one girl led them home. The rescue occurred Monday night and involved successful navigation to safety.
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Navy
Mt Coolangatta
Shoalhaven Heads
Canada renews peace effort and Asia outlook
The Prime Minister Mr Holt says Australia helps shape Asia's future as Canada renews its peace initiative. Notes on a test case rejection by the ACT Arbitration and Conciliation Commissioner Mr Findlay regarding annual leave entitlements for workers' compensation appear in the page 19 summary.
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Asia
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Findlay
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