Ford arrives in Tokyo for four day state visit
President Ford lands at Haneda Airport in Tokyo for a four day state visit amid tight security. About 3,840 police deployed, airport closed to commercial traffic for an hour. Police arrest four men near the airport as the president is welcomed at the guest house.
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Ford
Japan
Hirohito
Toilter Hipan
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Lokyer
Molto
Shute
Kissinger
Hinadly
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Fond
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Police guard Dexter's house in Red Hill
Commonwealth Police guard the Red Hill home of Barrie Dexter, secretary of Aboriginal Affairs, amid mystery over the reason and source of the protection. ACT Police usually handle such duties, but authorities have not commented on the intelligence behind the decision as neighbours report strange activity and parking disputes near the home.
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Commonwealth
Dexter
Red Hill
Commonwealth Police Force
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Barrie Dexter
Commonwealth Police
Scarborough Street
ACT Police
Hone
Recruitment concerns at Royal Commission hearings
The Royal Commission on Government Administration heard from board chairman A S Cooley that hiring a large share of senior officers from outside the Public Service could erode training and create disadvantage for career officers. He noted a 10 percent ceiling on external recruits, suggested a review, and emphasized merit based promotion while stressing the commission’s broader aim to thoroughly assess Australia’s federal administration. Continued on Page 15.
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The
Public Service Board
A. S. Cooley
Royal Commission On Government Administration
Cooley
Canberra
Royal Commission
Royal Commission Begins In Australia With Cautious Start
The first full scale inquiry into government administration in over five decades opened with restrained formality. Professor Enid Campbell wore a green blue white plaid suit as the commission’s chamber featured pale furnishings while chairman A S Cooley signalled a careful approach to avoid alarm among public servants. The board pledged thorough review of existing work and processes yet warned officials to balance frankness with restraint under the Public Service Act. Dr Coombs urged public debate while stressing a measured tone, and the commission promised considered conclusions on many issues as hearings continue.
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Royal Commission
Enid Campbell
Commission
Mining Industry
A. S. Cooley
Tor Weing Tees Shan
Tanks Ae Hey
Coombs
Howe
Cooley
Northern Territory Assembly results in Tiwi and Barkly
The Northern Territory Legislative Assembly results were declared. Tiwi and Barkly seats were won by the Liberal Party, while independents hold 17 seats. New term begins tomorrow with Anrriginal Member of Parliament did not clarify.
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Darwin
Northern Territory Legislative Assembly
Tiwi
Barkly
Try
Liberal
Assembly
Mi Hyacinth Tunputahum
Ameratia
Mountain crash report from Brasswood police
A Brasswood police spokesman said he wished that Semiraiel had crashed over the Clyde Mountain hut, a remark noted amid uncertain details of the incident and ongoing inquiries.
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Brasswood Police
Semiraiel
Clyde Mountain
Deli
New housing land authority proposed for ACT
A draft ordinance to establish an ACT housing and land authority would take over government housing and develop land and housing loans. The assembly deferred consideration, but Minister Bryant urged rapid establishment. The authority would manage ACT housing, build and sell houses, and issue loans to individuals and cooperatives, financed by Commonwealth or private loans. It could use the National Capital Development Commission as design and construction agent and would employ public service staff. The body would consist of a chairman and four members, two elected members and a representative from Ned. The proposal has broad political support with calls for urgent action to centralize housing operations and set rent and loan rates at the lowest practicable levels.
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ACT Housing and Land Authority
ACT Legislative Assembly
Capital Territory
Bryant
Assembly
Commissioner For Housing Establishment
Commonwealth
National Capital Development Commission
Department of Housing and Construction
Public Service Ac
Commissioner For Housing
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Bryant Sail
Terriie Tory
ACT Advisory Council
Tam
Indigenous crude oil price case blocked by Government tribunal ruling
Ampol Exploration Ltd sought a price rise for Barrow Island crude before the Prices Justification Tribunal. The Australian government described the move as imprudent and invoked regulation under the Prices Stabilisation Act to remove supply from consideration. Whitlam and other officials criticized the attempt as improper and questioned parliamentary treatment, arguing the government was shielding prices from independent review.
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Ampot Exploration Ltd 10
Barrow Island
Tate
Monty
Ina
Whitlam
Ne Pardl An
Fraser loses ALP membership in NSW Canberra split
The administrative committee of the NSW ALP ruled Allan Fraser’s Canberran membership invalid due to non residence. Fraser, living in Canberra, had been advised last month he was expelled from the Canberra City branch after nominating a candidate against endorsed NLP contenders with party approval.
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Nsw
ALP
Queanbeyan
Allan Fraser
Beanch
Fraser
Hummer
Shin
Canberra City
NLP
Seven die in raid on PNG village
Seven men died in a village raid in the Western Highlands near Port Moresby as violence erupted in a revenge attack. Police squads moved in after fresh clashes and a blaze reportedly sparked by the raid.
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Png
Port Moreshy
Vilage i
Pajun New Layneu
Assytees
Fan Halle
Port Moneshy
Landslide Victory In Greek Election Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a landslide election win in Greece with brief mentions of political figures and related events. The garbled text references a prime minister and possible connections to broader international headlines, but specifics are unclear.
Unclear medical note in garbled text fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medical context with terms like medicine and system but lack coherent details or identifiable people or organizations to establish a clear news item or event. The text appears corrupted with misread words and partial phrases.
Television tactics target public nudity debate
A fragmented clipping notes government actions and media influence over televised reports. It cites a public inquiry, a control controversy, and mentions a divorce notice and lifestyle sections, indicating a broad, mixed-page lifestyle and news display.
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