Public release outlines Latec inquiry into company investments
Investigators tabled a wide audit of 47 formed companies and related transactions. The report, discussed in Parliament, details groups and executives including Leslie and Cattell and notes substantial funds, losses, and potential protection gaps under the Companies Act.
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House votes to lift embargo in NSW parliament
The NSW Legislative Assembly debated lifting an embargo linked to the Latte Group. The report on AU RIS 2S was tabled amid concerns that delaying disclosure could prejudice pending or future prosecutions. Members argued that lifting the embargo might enable potential claimants to act, though some warned civil actions could be overlooked if rights are not protected.
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US rejects Thant peace feeler amid Yangon talks
A United States admission states it turned down a peace proposal backed by U Thant. McNamara and Stevenson recount US disinterest in a Vietnam ceasefire plan, noting the UN secretary-general urged talks while Washington refused to engage. The report cites sources citing Rodger and Sevareid on the political dynamic.
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Rhodesian Goods Banned by Australia Sanctions
Sir Robert in a 3,000 word speech outlined Australia’s first official response since Rhodesia’s declaration of independence. He rejected any plan to use force or contribute to it and said sanctions would be restrained to avoid indiscriminate punishment. The Leader of the Opposition backed the statement as Parliament listened. Mr Culwell awaited to reply for the Opposition.
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Gibbs' Phone Lines Cut Amid Rhodesian Crisis
Salisbury reports isolation of Governor-General Sir Humphrey Gibbs as British Prime Minister Wilson signals full UK support. Australia warns of continued sanctions and export controls on Rhodesia, with trade tensions and potential responses shaping the crisis.
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Unemployment trend eyed by Parliament in debate
Parliament questioned the economy as Labour Minister McMahon warned the trend toward higher unemployment required careful watching. The Commons and Lords discussed measures, with PM Wilson cited on potential action and Queen's assent timing noted for a housing and employment bill.
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Plea for drive on smoking
The Australian Cancer Society has approached the Minister for Health Mr Swarts seeking Commonwealth Government support for an anti smoking campaign. The request signals a broader public health push and potential funding avenues.
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Vatican approves tighter ban on birth control rules
The Vatican Council endorsed a decree tightening sanctions on birth control and arts related to it. A Pope ordered a commission to study church interpretation of birth control, with policy yet to emerge. The ruling, amid modern world discussions, outlines new conjugal norms aligned with church authority.
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