Queen Stirling protest marred royal visit in Stirling
University inquiry opened after four hundred students chanted obscene songs and jeered Queen Elizabeth during a Stirling University ceremony. Police described the disruption as drunken scum. the monarch remained composed as authorities costed the visit at £1200. Townspeople condemned the scene and the student council apologized, while security plans for royal appearances were urged to be reappraised.
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Canberra Shops Open After Federal Union Directive
Canberra shops were to open this morning following a directive from the Federal executive of the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Employees federation. The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission in Canberra yesterday prepared to resume hearings on the Saturday trading dispute at 3pm on Wednesday. The federation had urged a five day week and a roster system giving every second Saturday free, a plan rejected by some members at a Canberra meeting.
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Japan to Join In Resources Talks Soon
Australian and Japanese officials will hold consultations on mineral and energy resources in Australia with the first meeting likely at an early date. The Australia Japan Ministerial Committee ended in Canberra with plans to upgrade Australia’s Osaka representation and to coordinate aid and investment in Papua New Guinea.
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PM staying out of SA Liberal conflict
The Prime Minister Mr McMahon remains silence on the South Australian Liberal and Country League split between reformist Liberal Movement and conservative factions. He aims to confine the dispute to state affairs, awaiting a formal request from Bragg LCL to intervene. The Movement seeks a new State Parliamentary Party and argues the plan erodes the Legislative Council’s independence and risks federal party influence.
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UK official stabbed in Sydney office during attack
An official of the British High Commission was stabbed in the shoulder in the foyer of Goldfields House Sydney. Mr Giddings, 53, fought the assailant, locked the door, and police arrested a 45-year-old man charged with malicious wounding. Giddings reported to be fine.
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Canberra student dies in rollover near Black Mountain
A 17 year old from Canberra High School died yesterday after falling from the back of a Land Rover on a sharp corner at Black Mountain peninsula. Police said he was riding with six other youths and apparently fell out when the vehicle failed to negotiate the turn. The deceased is identified as Noel Lake of Richmond Street, Macquarie.
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PNG lawmaker quits amid sorcery fears and ill health
Matthias Yaliwan member for Yangoru Sausia announced he would resign from the House of Assembly saying witchcraft and black magic were afflicting him. He blamed his former aide Daniel Hawina for directing sorcerers and said a Port Moresby doctor could not help.
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Giant turtle maims deck hand with severed toe
In Brisbane on a Friday a giant turtle shell cut off the toe of an 18 year old deck hand named John Y of Barnett Heads while he tried to return the animal to the sea from a boat deck.
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Royal high speed ride at Wanneroo circuit
Lord Snowdon rode a Triumph Trident at over 11 mph around Wanneroo circuit north of Perth. Police rider estimated speeds well over 100 mph on the straights as he followed.
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