Trade fears over Britain's EEC entry and Aborigine safeguards
The Australian reports tensions as Trade Minister McEwen warns Britain’s potential EEC join could threaten Commonwealth preferences. He expects safeguards yet warns Australia and Britain must avoid disrupting export patterns while noting strong Aboriginal issues and tension around reserves and welfare.
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Two States report 28 youths killed amid race tensions
In a disturbing account the report cites 28 deaths across two states linked to Aboriginal rights tensions. statements from officials Mr Lange and Mr Lanirie Walran reference cane and juvenile crime, with local councils and welfare groups urging solutions beyond punishment.
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Churches push for one per cent foreign aid pledge
Australian church leaders urge government to raise overseas aid to one per cent of gross national income. The petition supports the Freedom from Hunger drive and calls for immediate funding, backed by Anglican, Roman Catholic, Methodist, and Presbyterian heads and other church officials.
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Walk Around Lake Raises Two Thousand For Home
A chaotic report outlines a charity walk around a lake that raised about 2000 for a local home. The account mentions participants and observers, injuries, and varying levels of effort by walkers as authorities coordinate safety.
Late News Leaflets Demand in Peking and Tokyo
Disjointed reports from Peking and Tokyo describe leaflets demanding that Liu Shao-chi be prosecuted for criticizing the Chinese Communist Party. The notices accuse supporters of Chaing Kai-shek and Mao Tse-tung of defending their positions and call for defiant demonstrations.
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C P TAKES OLD LABOR SEAT IN BATHURST
The Country Party candidate Me Chive Osborne appears set to win the Bathurst seat long held by O A Kelly Labor. Postal ballots were about 800, with 15,000 votes counted so far. Preferences influence remains to be officially announced as final counts update.
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