Call for support of director amid protest over research funding
Dr. Bazeley faces suspension after opposing the commercialisation of United Nations style laboratories and the Public Service Board process. Mr. Kircher defends the scientist, urging Australians to see his integrity and service, while noting threats against prominent citizens who oppose government policy. The piece also records a Canberra event where about 1,000 people gathered wood to aid the ACT Handicapped Children's Association, with 300 tons moved from Winslade property under supervision.
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Bareley
UN Laboratories
Kirchur
Bazeley
Astral
Public Service Board
Dr. Bazeley
Jeo
Peter Martin
Te Winslade
Mr. &. Speigel
Sanity
Act
Rifts
Canberra
Ot. Dekkers
Dekkers
Experts to investigate supplies of vaccine
The report cites delays in Salk vaccine output with a batch of 4000 doses failing testing last December. Health officials say full vaccine resumption awaits ready, reserve stocks held for sale and controlled release. The inquiry panel includes Macfarlane Burnet, Fenner, French, Keng, and Cook, amid a government move to run the labs commercially.
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Youn
He Laboratories
Commonwealth — Serwin
Tie
Ckport Committee
Bazeley
Cameron
Mass detentions sweep South Africa amid unrest fears
About 500 Africans detained by police in Benoni and Boksburg near Johannesburg with another 300 believed detained in Port Elizabeth and East London. Government bans meetings under the Suppression of Communism Act as Prime Minister Verwoerd tightens emergency measures. Courts held mass hearings, with roughly 700 detained Africans appearing over two days and a high conviction rate for charges including vagrancy and absence of permits.
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Benoni
Boksburg R
Johannesburg
Port Elizabes
East London
Ander
Tohonsnesbore
Two Hurt In Accident At Royal Thai Embassy Canberra
Report describes injuries after a vehicle overturned near the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra. Two people, including a child, sustained facial and limb injuries with lacerations and suspected broken bones.
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Royal Thai
Canberra
Missing Boy Sought After Thursday In Somers Township
Melbourne police report no search today for a missing 14 year old boy from East Bright. The boy was last seen Thursday afternoon in Somers township, prompting renewed efforts to locate him.
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Melbourne
Bitin Ug Re
East Brigh-t
Somers
NO COMMENT BY MENZIES ON DOCTOR BASELYS SUSPENSION
Melbourne reports that Prime Minister Menzies declined to comment on Dr Bazelys suspension saying the matter is under investigation. Council of Professional Associations secretary R G Spratt stated no action is planned.
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Melbourne
Ir. Menzies
Bazely
Council of Professional Associations
R. G. Spratt
Fragmented Space Signals and Global Political Skew
Odd space signals from Britain and a tape to Moscow spark interest as Russian scientists estimate Venus proximity. Reports claim Africa’s government sale amid Cold War chatter, while others discuss Atlantic unity, a freemarket defense stance, and a UK royal protest over military disbandment.
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Gnals
Space
Reuter
Britain
Glint Tal Donday
Russia
Venus Py Eatts
Dorel Bank
Chestire
Alonow
Hatine Roche ‘Cross
Venus Ihis
Denetrakc Labour Party Signals Exchange With ALP
In a speech at the Philip Electoral Conference of the D.L. at Waverley Senator MrMunus Deputy Parliamentary Leader of the B.S said the DLP would exchange preferences with the ALP. He noted last November DLP Senators gave the ALP a chance to reconsider unity tickets and adopt a foreign policy aligning with Traditions of the Senllin-Chiffey era.
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Denetrakc Labour Party
ALP
MrMunus
B.S
Philip
D.L
Waverley
DLP
Hhe
Victoria Education Tours Initiated by State Authority
Victoria to invite large school groups from Sydney and Adelaide for educational tours. The Victorian Tourist Development Authority announced the program at a Melbourne conference. Directors and managers from GoVarant, Adel aide, Sydney, Queenstown, Mildura, Ballyrat, Bandyrv, Geelong and Melbourne attended.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Victoria
Queenstaunt
Mildura
Ballyrat
Bandyrv
Geelong
Sind
Eskimo Girl's Complaint Sparks Toronto Debate
Eskimo girl Witalluk alleges equal treatment with white workers is blocked by Eakinurs. The Toronto Telegram reports she has come to Toronto amid controversy over social and racial boundaries and claims about fraternizing with a Canadian man.
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Toronto
A. Apil
Ann Witaluuk
Terry White
Fats 3A
Marcinee
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Cook
P. L. Bazeley
Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
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Union
South Africa
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Defence
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Menzies
Africa
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Southern Rhodesia
AAP
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Brann
Central Aicia Federation
Roy. Weletsky
Inritainy
U.S
Free Asia
Free Nations
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London
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Par Ron Foe
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Doncaster
Yire
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Abel Sil Vea
Guy Door Toe
Pare
A.L.P
Hip Victoria
Eskimo Girls
Terry Whitfield
Anne Witilius
Olina
Comat
Fat
Moretay
Terry
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Fred Urivey
Tratey Vival
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