Subversive Campaign Tied to White House Fund
Time magazine reports a covert operation to disrupt the Democratic campaign funded from the same secret fund linked to the June Washington headquarters bugging. Alleged to be run by Donald Segretti with two White House aides, backed by over 35000 dollars from Maurice Sonnen and Kalmbach, the scheme ties to the Watergate investigation era.
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Time
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White House
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Gordon Strachan
Herbert Roimbach
Donald Segrett
Treasury Department
Justice Department
Democratic Party
Mir Oo Segretti
Loward Hunt
Segretti
Kalmbach
Maurice Sions
Kennedy proposal to issue subpoenas on political espionage
A Senate sub committee approved Senator Edward Kennedy's plan to use subpoenas in a preliminary inquiry into alleged political espionage. The panel with a Democratic majority left undecided whether public hearings would occur before the November 7 election.
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Washington
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Air crash toll could be 172
Moscow report on Friday night Ilyushin-62 crash near Sheremetyjevo Airport leaves 172 feared dead if confirmed. Western airline sources cite 38 Chileans along with a Briton and a French national among the dead, with 40 foreigners among casualties. Soviet investigators work to identify remains as Aero Flot suffered prior crashes this year.
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Crimea
Europe
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Shermemetyevo
SPCA Plans Desexing of Strays to Curb Problem
The SPCA plans to desex all strays at its refuge unless they are desexed or otherwise handled. SPCA inspector A E Sims said the move would reduce the stray animal problem and noted that the society already destroys some animals to prevent suffering. The annual report records 299 dogs, 2435 cats, and 130 other creatures taken in, with 56 dogs, 2135 cats, and 68 other animals destroyed.
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Four Die in Water Accidents in NSW
Sydney dispatch reports four drownings over the weekend in New South Wales. Denise Owew WW of Arnchiffe, a parachutist, drowned when winds dragged her into a dam after landing during a jump. A 19-year-old girl, Anne Goulder, Roseville Chase, is believed drowned while skin-diving near Jervis Bay. A 32-year-old Sutherland man, a skin diver, died off Tambourine Island near Milton. A 7-year-old boy, Mirko Stojhovski of Port Kembla, died at the Port Kembla Olympic Pool.
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Anne Goulder
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Stoney Creek
Sutherland
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Mirk Stojhovski
Port Kembla
Port Kembla Olympic Pool
Uranium enrichment plan eyed by Australian government
In Canberra the Minister for National Development Sir Reginald Swartz announced that Australian firms may access information on a possible domestic uranium enrichment industry. He estimated a viable plant could cost about 1 billion dollars with output valued at around 50 million yearly. The project would be a commercial enterprise and part of detailed government study.
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Australian Atomic Fnergy Commission
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Coverly
Japan
United States
France
Australia
Australia at a Glance Enrichsment Plant Prospects
Government outlines plans to aid firms evaluating a potential enrichment plant in Australia. It notes rising global demand for enriched uranium, the need for five new plants by 1985, and stresses government role in international agreements, site studies, power supply, and infrastructure.
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United States of America
Plan on Joint Pacific Aid Backed
Plan for Pacific aid receives backing amid regional talks. Foe and Pedaline seen as factors in the debate. Twenty four parcels offered at land auction with sixteen sold but reserves not met. Page references noted for further details.
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Amen Ee Pedaline
Fiat
Youth dies after motor bike hits barbed wire fence near Wakool
Darryl Ross McCauley aged 16 from Cornello Wakool died after riding a trail bike into a barbed wire fence on a southern Riverina property at about 7 pm He was taken to Barhan Hospital by his father where he died from a throat wound sustained in the accident.
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Wakool
Riverina
Darryl Ross McCauley
Cornello
Barhan Hospital
Whitlam outlines Labor priorities and referendum plan
Federal Opposition leader Whitlam says education and cities will be top Labor priorities over three years. unemployment must be tackled, but victory should come from a longer program. He rejects first past the post, supports referendums with every election, and notes Defence and foreign affairs challenges may arise in the Senate.
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Jess
DLP
Gair
Senate
A C T Bushfire Season Opens
Today marks the first day of the bushfire season in the ACT with fires restricted to fireplaces and portable gas appliances in cleared areas. Fire danger is forecast low to moderate. An ACT Bush Fire Council ad lists accepted fireplaces on Page 10.
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Australian China ties seen as improving says Dr Stillwell
Dr Geoffrey Stillwell president of the Australia China Society reports after leading a 19 man medical team on a tour of China that Chinese appear to be moving toward establishing relations with Australia.
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Melbourne
Geoffrey Stillwell
Australia- China Society
China
Acarain
Constable attacked in riot at Groote Eylandt
A Darwin report says a police constable was badly bruised by spear butts and clubs during a riot at Angurugu on Groote Eylandt. About 30 Aborigines attacked while arresting a party participant. The injured officer was flown to Gove base hospital. condition stated satisfactory. A sergeant and two constables flew from Darwin to investigate.
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Groote Eylandt
Darvin
Gulf of Carpentaria
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Groote Fast
Darwin
Snake in garden alarm as child sees brown serpent
A three foot long brown snake was spotted in a family garden yesterday morning. The child shouted for help and the grandfather, Walter Drosdeck, killed the reptile with a shovel after the snake crawled toward the parents.
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Walter Drosdeck
Reacus
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