Parliaments tussle over Ky and Rusk on Vietnam elections
In Parliament Mr Ricks said the Prime Minister of South Vietnam was misrepresented not misquoted. Senator Gorton urged a representative, broadly based government for South Vietnam. In Sydney and Canberra talks, officials discussed telephone delays, Papua New Guinea recruitment, missing serviceman information, and the Surplus in the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund.
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Sour
Vietnam
Air Virefree
Marshal Ky
F. Ricks
M. H. Nicholls
Lab. SA
Nicholls
United States
Mr Rusk
Hasluck
Rusk
Senate
Gorton
South Vietnam
DLP
Vic
McMahon
Commonwealth Superannuation Fund
A. S Luchaki
Lab
Nsw
Talks on Aircraft Noise in Parliament
Minister for Civil Aviation Sywarty outlined last year’s investigations by the airways engineering laboratory into aircraft noise levels duration and perceptibility. Proposals to augment the noise minimisation programme will be discussed in forthcoming talks. Current restrictions limit engine running at major airports to specific hours with Sunday gaps, and noise suppressor cells or remote areas are required for exemptions. The plan includes greater use of suppressor cells increased maintenance run-up days and a survey to select engine testing sites near public areas.
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Department of Civil Aviation
Airlines
House of Representatives
Sywarty
Airways Engineering Laboratory
Call-up system for review in national service
A government review of the dual medical examination system for national service was announced by Minister for Labour and National Service Mr Bury. He said some youths passed a first medical but were later rejected as unfit on call up after leaving jobs. About 20 percent of examined youths were marginal cases needing further advice.
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Paneme
Tahiti
Hasluck
Whitlam
Port Moresby
Tench
Labour and National Service
Bury
House of Representatives
H. B. Turner
NWSW
Department of National Service
Government reviews medical fitness churn for youth army applicants
Mr Bury noted of 6500 youths passing his department 92 were later rejected on medical grounds. A Sydney report claimed 23 youths were rejected, which was deemed unduly high. The Government worries some youths left jobs or faced financial strain to enter camp only to be deemed unfit, and a special committee will examine the issue for satisfactory results.
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Bury
Sydney
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F. 8. Stewart
National Service
Territories
Barnes
Papua New Guinea
A. W. James
James
Army
Fraser
C¢. F. Griffiths
Sarawak
Otd
Australia
Australian Ballet
Holt
R. J.D. Turnbull
Tas
Swartz
D.j’s
D.j's
Woolies
Woolworths
Alinga ST
Civic & Narrabundah
Nas
Ame
Nestle's
Devon
Fritz
Kraft’ & Oz. Pkt
Woolworths Food Fairs
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