Yarralumla Primary School Evening Schedule
Tentative program at Yarralumla Primary School Corner Loftus and Gunn Streets including events: The Challenge to Belove the Twentieth Century, Here a Little There Litre visually oriented shows, After Haption What, If you can be happy without it why weenie about being religious, What Paul Saw when he was San, When the Books Were Opened. Sponsored by the Church of Christ.
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Yarralumla
Loftus and
Gunn Streets
Suru
Sam
Paul
Senate told of university visit by Greenwood
Senator Greenwood, former SRC president at Melbourne University, described inspecting Union House with a university union member after Commonwealth Police searched the site. He said doors were damaged but repairs had begun and stressed that universities are not sanctuaries exempt from the law.
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Senate
Commonwealth
Greenwood
Students Representative Council
The
University
Union
Melbourne
University Union Win
Taxume
Brown tLah
View
Vemion Wit
West
Rae
Lib
Tas
Greenwit
SRC
Greenwoodaid
Pater
Butter and Margerine Consumption Shifts Reported
The Minister for Primary Industry Mr Sinclair said yesterday that Australian butter consumption fell by AYS3 tons between 1960 and 1970, while margarine intake rose by 91 424 tons to 62 976 tons per year in a written reply to Mr Hansen.
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Australia
Sinclair
Hansen
Hah. Dikt
Observer absence deliberate PM says
The Prime Minister McMahon said Australia refrained from sending observers to the South Vietnamese presidential election. He stated the move was deliberate and blamed the South Vietnamese government for the outcome. He echoed remarks about not expecting a high standard of democracy in Asia and noted overseas comments supporting the stance.
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McMahon
Australia
Government to introduce general insurance legislation in session
The government signalled plans to push legislation governing general insurance in this parliamentary session as Prime Minister McMahon confirmed yesterday. Treasury promises and prior reports linked to the move, with questions about wool sales to the Soviet Union and other policies raised in Parliament.
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McMahon
R Snedden
Jacobi
Lab
House of Representatives
MaeMahon
Christmas D-Day for Australian troops in Vietnam
Australian troops in Vietnam were expected to return home by Christmas Day. Minister for the Army, Mr Peacock, said hopeful arrangements would have embat ked troops with their families by Christmas. Prime Minister McMahon indicated post returns and displays in capital cities, with planning to involve Fairbairn and other service ministers.
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Peacock
House of Representatives
Bennett Hale
McMeahony
Defence
Fairbairn
Australia
Minis
Ter
Mir McMahon
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