Boston Desegregation Tensions Surge With Violent Protest
A white mob attacked a Black driver in South Boston as school buses carrying Black students faced threats amid intensified desegregation protests. Police dispersed the crowds, 33 arrested. Mayor White urged federal marshals and immediate hearing from Judge Garrity.
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Boston
United Press Twern
Tony
Kevin White
National Association For the Advancement of Coloured People
Final three named for ACT assembly
The ACT Legislative Assembly results leave Liberal seven seats Labor four Austalia Party two Independents five. Elected Fraser members were Trevor Raine Lib Susan Ryan Lab Allan Fraser Ind Greg Cornwell Lib Peter Vallee Lab Warren Lennon Lib Vivian Ind Hird Ind McCauley Ind. Canberra results include Jim Ledeman Lib Roslyn Kelly Lab Ian Biwek Ind Peter Hughes Lib Jim Pond Ind Gordon Walsh Lab Tim McGhie Lib Ray Saunders Lib Maureen Worsley AP.
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Fraser
ACT Legislative Assembly
Liberal Party
Labor
The
Australia Party
Independents
Assembly
Ivor Vivian
Harold Hird
Fred McCauley
Vivian
ACT Advisory Council
Liberal
Labor Party
Trevor Raine
Lib
Susan Ryan
Lab
Allan Fraser
Ind
Greg Cornwell
Peter Vallee
Warren Lennon
Me Hird
McCauley
Canberra
Jim Leedman
Roslyn Kelly
Ian Biwek
de Peter Hughes
Jim Pond
Gordon Walsh
Tim McGhie
ACT
ALP
Terry Higgins
Owner of shy dog wins case in ACT Supreme Court
Monash University professor A K Collins sued Brainra Kennels Canberra for breach of contract after buying a German shepherd Buck for 1500 in 1972. Justice Smithers ruled the dog lacked expected temperament and awarded Collins 1500 plus costs. Buck now resides with co-defendant Donald who vowed to care for him.
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Monash University
ACT Supreme Court
A. K. Collins
Melbourne
Brainra
Canberra
Justice Smithers
Collins
Louis Donald
Professor Collins
Greece forms caretaker cabinet to oversee elections
Athens reports Greece leading to parliamentary polls on November 17 as civilian cabinet resigns to form a caretaker government. Prime Minister Karamantis names a new team to be sworn in before President Gizikis.
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Athens
Aap-Reuter
Greece
Mr Karamantis
L General
Gizikis
Threat to Bourkes Over Imported Furniture Ban
W E L I D U R N E Tuesday Bourkes the ACTU store has been threatened with a union black ban for selling imported furniture. Federal secretary K F Car says local manufacturers report Bourkes continues to sell overseas goods despite a union ban. Maplestone says Bourkes buys some furniture from local makers that was imported and assembled in Victoria.
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Bourkes
Victoris
Vic Anglican Church Accepts Abortion Under Certain Circumstances
Melbourne Tuesday Anglican synod in Victoria approves recommendations from a abortion commission formed in 1972 73 marking the first such move by a state church The decision follows a report urging selective acceptance within defined circumstances
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Melbourne
Anglican
Victoria
Anglican Synod
Goldmine offer for return of son in Australia
A Melbourne father, Charles John Taylor, 38, offered 5000 pounds or a pald mine for the safe return of his 13 year old son Michael who disappeared nine days ago after leaving Syndal to visit a friend. Taylor owns seven palladium mines in South Australia, including the J J mine valued at over 100000 pounds. The mines span about 50 acres each at Glenroth 500 miles west of Adelaide. Michael’s aunt reports police notified. family fears foul play. Michael has three sisters and lives with grandparents in Tasmania.
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Melbourne
Charles John Taylor
South Australis
Taylor
J.J
Glenroth
Adelside
Michael
Syndal
Syster
Betty Braithwaite
Mathers
Tasmania
US to Sell Chile $455 Million in Military Aircraft
The United States agreed to sell Chile 18 Northrop FSB jets for about 45.6 million dollars and 16 Cessna Aats for about 67.2 million, with plans for delivery of the jets starting May 1976 and 18 A37s for close air support to follow. A separateHandle notes a 61st Inter Parliamentary Union session in Tokyo urging Chile to release political prisoners and restore a parliamentary system.
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Washington
United States
Chile
Northrop Fsb
FSB
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Tokyo
Government housing drive looms over Leyland jobs
Sydney Tuesday report details a possible government purchase of Leyland Australia's Waterloo factory site to clear land for low income housing. A sale could end full scale manufacturing, risking 5,000 workers and triggering union backlash amid motor industry tensions.
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Sydney
Leyland Australia
Waterloo
Leyland
Enderby
David Abell
Australia
Nsw
Industries Assistance Commission
Australis
Veter North
Moves to prosecute major oil firms
The Federal Government moves to prosecute major oil companies for allegedly outing recommendations made by the Prices Justification Tribunal. Justice Williams said in Melbourne that the tribunal’s existence was essential during rapid inflation, noting the chairmen’s remarks.
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Prices Justification Tribunal
Williams
Melbourne
New statutory reserves cut for trading banks
Sydney Tuesday the Reserve Bank cut the statutory reserve deposit ratio from 4 percent to 3 percent to ease the credit squeeze. The move will release about 112.5 million into banks liquidity and is intended to enable more finance for immediate economic needs. The ratio had fallen from 9 percent last August to 4 percent on September 25.
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Sydney
Reserve Bank
Treasury
H. M. Knight
Fight erupts after ANU student talk on South Vietnam
A meeting at the Hayden Allen Lecture Theatre ANU ended in a hall fight between two Union of Students for Liberation of South Vietnam representatives and other students last night. Outside, South Vietnamese students say the visitors were communist sympathizers and posters were torn as the clash subsided when Vietnamese students defended their posters.
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Union of Students For Liberation of South Vietnam
Hayden Allen
ANU
Ban on exporting Australian historical documents
The Minister for Customs Senator Murphy has banned export of historical documents about arrangements between Aborigines and early Australian explorers. The ban, in yesterday's Government Gazette, allows export only with his permission to prevent loss of documents significant to Australia. Overseas buyers are cited as a concern.
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Australia Party
Brian Wood
Thessembly
ACT
Street
Capital Territory
Bryant
ALP
Labor Party
Senator Murphy
Australia
Murphy
Sealed alternative to Hume horror stretch opens
Canberra drivers now have a fully sealed route to Melbourne via Kiandra and Khancoban, bypassing the snowbound Hume section. The NRMA praised the surface as fair and noted the path through Cooma, Kiandra, Corryong, Tallangatta, Wodonga joins the Hume, offering a longer but smoother journey. A second option via Cooma, Bombala, Nimmitabel, Orbost, Bairnsdale, Sale, Morwell, Dandenong, Oakleigh is also described as with better surface apart from a dirt stretch near Homtala. NRMA urged reconstruction of damaged Hume sections between Goulburn and Tarcutta. Truckers warned NSW government of potential Tarcutta Jugiong blockade if the 100 km segment isn’t repaired.
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Canberra
Albury
Kiandra
Khancoban
NRMA
Cooma
Bombala
Nimmitabel
Orbost
Bairnsdale
Sale
Morwell
Dandenong
Oakleigh
Homtala
Humsey Highway
Goulburn
Tarcutta
Melbourne
Nsw
Hume Highway
Jugiong
Prelate voices support for immigration policy
Sydney Archbishop Marcus Loane, president of the Synod, backs government immigration policy and integrated society. He urges Australia to retain a substantial British-descended population, cautions against rapid non white migration, and compares to apartheid in South Africa.
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Sydney
Marcus Loane
Synod
Anglican Diocese of
Loane
Australia
United Kingdom
Australis
Britain
South Africa
Classified notices and ads index fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a classifieds page listing Lost items motor vehicles and accessories, wanted to buy and rent notices, real estate sections, rural properties and public notices. Includes garbled phrases like DARTS ERD RE TALES and VACANT 20-21 PESSIONAT, 19, confusing month/day cues and scattered category labels.
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Alarine
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Gen Selinger
Richard Kirby
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ASF
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Opera Mouse
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