Post Sturm Fighters to Stumpy in Canberra Times plea
Unusual classified campaign seeks to make Stumpy a fighter pilot. No 5S Squadron, RAAF, backs his bid as Penonnel Officer elisobl notes his tenacity and past flying training. He seeks posting to Flying Squadron fighters, hoping to carry the Royal Air Force tradition into combat roles.
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Frank Cranston
Stumpy
No 5S
RAAF
Canberra Times
Stumpy 10
Penonnel
Elisobl
Licopter
Derek
Duffy
Pearce
Fabarrm
Thomas
DPO
Treasury officers protest to Governor General Sir John Kerr
Almost 70 Treasury public servants from policy areas accuse the caretaker government of seeking advice for electoral gain. They warn Parliament and the nation that briefing on the economy is politically motivated and urge action, amid reports of planned expenditure cuts and extended information requests.
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Treasury
John Kerr
Fraser
Frederick Wheeler
Vhese
Mant
Delaney
Slall Bae
Ald
Wiher
McMahon
Spedden
Protest over sackings triggers warnings from Whitlam aides
Private secretary John Mant and senior adviser Michael Delaney sign letters to the Governor-General opposing ministerial staff sackings. Calls mount as the 217 staff are to be cut to 38 with permanent clerks returning to departments amid government contingency plans and fears for impartial public service.
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Whitlam
John Mant
Michael Delaney
Speci
Withers
Lato
Can Berra
End
Greenwood
Howeet
Murdered Canberra girl found near Cullerin
The teenage girl Celia Mary Attridge, 16, of Griffith Canberra, was found murdered on the Old Hume Highway near Cullerin about 34 kilometres from Goulburn. Police say she was hitchhiking back to Canberra after a Queensland holiday and was likely killed Wednesday night. a postmortem indicates probable strangulation.
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Cullerin
Goulburn
Canberra
Celia Mary Attridge
Walker Crescent
Griffith
Queensland
Miss Altridge
Cullerio
Tim
Ship Sinking Reported Near Open Bay Coast
A civil defence spokesman said a late Friday report indicated a ship sunk near Open Bay, about 200 miles southwest of Barbados, amid coastal conditions as authorities continued to assess the scene.
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Mistres
Babsaul
Labor calls for sanity amid election protests in Australia
Labor Party leaders warned of violence and possible anarchy while urging supporters to stay disciplined. Rallies in Melbourne and Brisbane drew thousands for former Prime Minister Whitlam, with daily donations totaling 800 to 1500 dollars and one rally collecting 12,000 dollars. The remarks followed ABC radio broadcasts.
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Melbourne
Brisbane
Whitlam
Australia
Ing
ABC Radio
Ahe
Crean
Violence Predicted in Australian Political Clash
The report notes warnings of strikes and protests if Fraser wins, with Cameron predicting sustained action and potential violence. Street crowds in Melbourne and Brisbane ranged from 12 000 to 20 000 as Whitlam urged calm amid looming election tension.
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Science and Consumer Affaire
Cameron
Praser
Fraser
Franer
Amas
Campaign date set for Liberal opener in Melbourne
The Prime Minister Fraser will inaugurate the Liberal Party election campaign in Melbourne on Tuesday November 25 at an undecided venue. He spoke in Calberra about focusing on the economic image, noted a pending slogan, and contrasted his approach with Whitlam’s.
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Fraser
Liberal Party
Melbourne
ANU appoints Crawford as chancellor and two others
The Australian National University announces Emeritus Professor Sir John Crawford as chancellor for two years starting 1976. Mr Justice R Blackburn is pro-chancellor and Mr Colin G Plowman becomes assistant vice-chancellor. The appointments follow Sir John Crawford’s long service, including roles at the university and government, and note other senior positions.
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Council of the
Australian National Uni ‘Versity
John Crawford
Justice R. Blackburn
Colin G. Plowman
Job Crawford
HC. Coombs
Dr. Coombs
Ita
Resarch School of Pacific Studies
Anurom
Department of Trade
Justice Blackburn
Mer Plowman
Nmersly Council
Yeverday
Sean
Intervention by Queen sought to restore Whitlam as Prime Minister
The Speaker of the House Mr Scholes asked the Queen to reinstate Mr Whitlam after the Governor General Sir John Kerr dismissed him. A letter dated November 12 argued it was proper for the representative to act on the House of Representatives expressed lack of confidence. The letter warned that the Queen and the Governor General could face constitutional damage if the crisis continued.
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Minster
Treasury
Governor General
Cooley
Frederick
Fraser
Lynch
Whitlam
Trenaur
Hayden
House of Representativer
Scholes
Mr Whitlam
John Kerr
Gopien
Lever
Canberra
House of Representatives
School Sues Over House Site
The Forest Park Riding School is suing over a house site amid capital development disputes. The document references government bodies and Angola troop involvement linked to MPLA. A separate piece mentions Prime Minister Azevedo yielding to wage demands under pressure. The text includes fragmented, unclear details and stray anecdotes from a Saturday Page feature.
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