Fraser shores up Australia's defence reorganisation plan
Defense Minister Fraser disclosed riding instructions and a January deadline, forcing top planning across Australia’s armed services to burn the midnight oil over Christmas. He backed forward defence for Malaysia Singapore and Southeast Asia, rejected rapid national service cuts, and ordered a unified interpretive system to align service bids with the government’s strategic conclusions after Britain's withdrawal from the region.
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Riots in Milan as 20 Million Strike Grips Italy
Hundreds of left wing workers and students clash with police in Milan during a general strike. Ninteen policemen injured, one fatally, and about 20 demonstrators hospitalized. Protestors hurl cobblestones and form barricades while civilians watch in the sun. The action supports demands for more and better housing as 20 million Hallan workers join the stoppage.
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AAP - Reuter
Italy
Antarctic helicopter crash claims two scientists lives
Scientists from the United States and New Zealand were killed when a US Navy Seahorse helicopter crashed near Mt McIlennan about 65 miles west of the McMurdo base in Antarctica. Six others were injured as authorities reported the incident but withheld names pending notification of relatives.
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New Zealand
Antarctica
Mt MclLenan
McMurdo Sound
Queanbeyan Men Strike Over Workwear Policy
Sixteen Southern Tablelands Bottlers Pty Ltd workers at Queanbeyan walked out yesterday for a second time in two weeks protesting working conditions and the managements ban on wearing shorts at work. A further meeting was scheduled after a day-long stoppage last Tuesday as negotiations continued.
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Southern Tablelands Bottlers Pty Ltd
Queanbeyan
Intrepid Moonwalk Opens Lunar Exploration
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean landed near a crater and began a first detailed lunar surface mission. They transmitted the first colour moon walk footage, collected rocks, and faced camera signal loss after 45 minutes. Conrad noted a small rock and prepared contingency samples as Bean joined shortly after.
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Alan Bean
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Community Psychiatry to Begin 24 Hour Service Canberra
A 24 hour psychiatric service is set to start in Canberra with plans for expanded treatment options in the ACT. The report notes additional proposals under consideration and outlines broad health service developments for mental care in the region.
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Canberra
Act
Moon Landing Report From Apollo Eleven Mission
Astronauts Conrad and Bean walked on the moon, unfurling an American flag and noting Surveyor's presence nearby. They observed dust, strange mounds, and rocks while preparing equipment for the next excursion as Richard Gordon tracked from above.
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