Hope Not Optimism At Paris Talks In Vietnam Debate
Australian External Affairs Minister Hasluck told the House that hope, not optimism, should guide views on Paris Vietnam talks. He cited continued North Vietnamese military activity after March 31 and a north south stalemate, while noting US bombing reductions. He defended government stance amid criticism from MPs.
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Nsw
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ACT school scheme breaking down confronts private builders
Senator McManus told the Senate that the government funded loan interest for Canberra private school buildings is breaking down as banks lack finance. He urged the Leader of the Government to ask the Treasurer to investigate and safeguard Canberra’s dual education system. Senator Anderson was surprised the system was not functioning and pledged to raise the issue with the Treasurer.
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Anthony to Inquire Into Rural Problems
The Minister for Primary Industry, Mr Anthony, will lead a special inquiry into rural industry problems. Senator McKellar, speaking in the Senate, said the inquiry would assess fundamental issues and present proposals to Cabinet. He noted wide variations in woolgrower finances and that some 4000 sheep holders may face difficulties while others do not.
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Draft evasion could spread says Bury
In a House of Representatives debate on the National Service Bill, Labour Minister Mr Bury warned that draft evasion could spread if current evaders succeed. He urged fair national service and equal treatment for those going to Vietnam as the bill aims to curb draft-dodging. The bill later passed, while opposition leader Whitlam called it a serious assault on civil liberties.
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Lab. Vic
Government Drops Clause On National Service Information
Government defeats attempt to widen penalties and drops a clause requiring educational and other institutions to supply information on potential conscripts. Debate centers on safeguarding family and professional ties while ensuring access to data remains limited.
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Townsend Case Sparks Senate Questions Over Army Policy
The Minister for the Army Mr Lynch denied issuing orders to stop charges or to halt solitary confinement for Private Simon Townsend. He said he would not run away from the Townsend case, which prompted 11 questions in Parliament about Army regulations and treatment. Senator McKellar said he would seek full transcripts of Townsend’s four court hearings and related articles.
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Defence increase sought for borrowing limit
The Treasurer Mr McMahon introduced legislation to raise the upper limit of government borrowing for defence by 60 million this financial year. He noted the possibility the total borrowings could exceed 300 million and that the defense budget may require draws from the Reserve Bank beyond the existing authority.
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Post Office Bill Passes After Senate Vote
Senator Turnbull backed the Government to allow a tie with the Opposition-DLP, and the Opposition's proposal was defeated after debate on the Posts and Telegraph Bill. The bill, detailing several minor administrative changes in Post Office operations, was passed.
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Senate Adjourns at Linhem Amid Turbulent Session
The Senate adjourned at Linhem with limited time for today’s 100 minute session. The House met briefly with 10 30 noted for questions and general business while discussing bills on technical training grants, navigation acts, and ordinances for the city area.
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