Indonesian Fasts Outside Parliament On Hospital Demand
Indonesian writer Mr Paul Poernoma fasting outside Parliament House for days. He seeks hospital examination for his condition as the government debates increasing aid to Pakistani refugees. Activists and students plan a public rally on October 24 with calls for more aid and urgent medical checks for Poernoma.
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Australian forces withdraw from Vietnam under defence plan
Defence minister My Fairbairn announced the Australian Army would end its civil action programs and withdraw units from Vietnam. The Thin Royal Australian Regiment returns to Adelaide aboard HMAS Sydney as plans move troops, gear, and training facilities back to Australia by Christmas.
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Two Hurt in Sydney Suburban Youth Shooting and Stabbing
Sydney police reported two separate incidents in the suburbs tonight. A youth was shot and another man was stabbed, both injuries described as non fatal. Authorities cordoned off areas as investigations began.
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State visit of Sir Arthur Porritt to Australia planned
Sir Arthur Porritt the Governor-General of New Zealand and Lady Port will start a state visit to Australia on October 27. Staff at the New Zealand High Commission Canberra yesterday said the first official visit to Australia by the Vices registrar appears to be noted in early dispatches.
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Kosygin on Nixon visit and Middle East peace
Soviet Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin told eight US state governors that Nixon’s visit could spur Indo China ceasefire and a Middle East settlement with Israeli withdrawal. He hoped Nixon’s text might foster warmer ties between nations, though peace remains challenging.
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Canberra jet loses world height title to Lake Geneva fountain
The Canberra Captain Cook Memorial Jet, once the world’s highest, has ceded the top spot to Lake Geneva’s fountain. Official figures place Geneva at about 42011 feet versus Canberra’s 450% peak during testing. Canberra operates with three pumps and earns roughly 21000 dollars annually, while hours are limited to short daily sessions.
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Arbitration Act review to tighten penalties and strikes
In Adelaide, Labour Minister Mr Lynch signals a comprehensive overhaul of the Conciliation and Arbitration Act, aiming to tighten penalties for strikers and strengthen the system. He criticizes the ALP policy and warns a Labor government would curb unions with stricter sanctions, as tri‑party talks proceed for a final solution.
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Senator defends his committee over witness rights
The Senate Select Committee on Securities and Exchange faced sharp scrutiny from NSW Bar Council. Senator Rae defended its conduct while acknowledging gaps in rights for witnesses. Attorney-General Greenwood cited public criticism and said the committee was conscientious in protecting witnesses. The Bar Council urged statutory rights for witnesses and clearer limits on inquiries, suggesting legislation to define powers and privileges of Parliament and its committees.
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Talks on cheaper air fares to UK begin
Melbourne reports preliminary discussions with Britain on low fare non scheduled flights. A senior official, M. Chapman of DCAM, will visit London to confer with aviation authorities in France, West Germany, Greece, Italy, and the Netherlands over the next three to four weeks. The government and Qantas seek a subsidiary to operate low fare scheduled routes as soon as possible.
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Hostile view taken of P.S. report
Inside the Public Service reactions to the Commonwealth Administrative Review Committee findings are described as limited yet hostile. Bruce Jaddery reports on page 3 with further mentions of Canberra planning, eye catching politics, and industry concerns amid national issues.
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