Privilege breach appears by Mr Dexter letter
The Speaker, Mr Cope, said it appeared that Mr Barrie Dexter breached parliamentary privilege with a letter to Dr H C Coombs published in the Sydney Daily Telegraph on October 1. The Opposition alleged the letter urged discretion in inquiries into borers and war costs. Dexter’s resignation offer was said to have no basis, Senator Cavanagh stated. Page references noted.
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ACTU to oppose incomes power in Australia politics
The ACTU executive in Melbourne announced its plan to lead a campaign against the federal referendum on incomes control, while backing the governments prices referendum. Hawke said the opposition could split Labor voters, and the ACTU will produce research material opposing incomes control and work for television appearances.
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Tidal surge and cyclone strike Haiis island killing dozens
A tidal surge generated by a cyclone hit Haiis island near Chittagong, Bangladesh, killing more than 29 people including seven children. The disaster damaged villages and left many residents homeless as rescue teams reached the coast.
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Liberal leader ends plan to censure minister over energy policy
The Opposition parties called off a planned censure motion against the Government and Minerals and Energy Minister Mr Connor. Leader of the Liberal Party Mr Snedden announced the decision after discussing tactics with his party executives, giving no reasons for the pullback before the motion due today.
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Former Thai leaders depart amid capital clashes
Bangkok reports former Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn and deputy Praphas Charusathien have left Thailand for reasons of order. Radio Thailand said Colonel Narang Kittikachon accompanied them as clashes between students and security forces left many dead and hundreds injured. Destination country not disclosed.
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Country Party Campaign Weekend Gifts In Maranoa Electorate
A statement from the Sree Parity leader in Canberra reports lively gifts to the Country Party during a campaign event in the Maranoa electorate in south-western Queensland. Donors gave items including a recedere and a pea cock and raised about $15,000, with some supporters contributing livestock to reach cash targets.
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Servicemen told to repay housing loans during transfers
Canberra reports confirm a department order requiring servicemen transferring from the capital to discharge their Commissioner for Housing mortgages within about 28 days. Real estate leaders cite many cases of refusals to extend letting permissions, forcing refinances or sales as prices rise and buyers risk losing homes.
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Arab Allies Strike Back to Defend Damascus Front
Saudi Arabia joins Moroccan Iraqi Jordanian troops in a pan Arab counter offensive around Damascus. Syria reports destroying 50 Israeli tanks and several artillery batteries as Israeli advances toward the city are stalled.
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Suburbs bombed as Middle East battle rages and Libyan Mirage squabble
Reports from Cairo Paris and Canberra describe escalating hostilities between Israel and Arab states. Egypt claims重 advances in Sinai and heavy losses on both sides, while Israel cites stalled Arab advances. France denies Mirage use against Israel with Libya saying none delivered to front. Canberra Jewish community urges Australian condemnation of Arab aggression.
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CP Buys Mugga Way House for 87 000
The Country Party acquires the Mugga Way residence in Red Hill believed to be the home of Sir Ale Downer, the former Australian High Commissioner. The $87,000 purchase signals a major outlay linked to party donors and foreign contacts, with figures named in the fragmented report.
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National road safety authority announced by minister
The Minister for Transport Mr Jones announced a national authority on road safety and standards. Domestic and industrial power restrictions for SW were lifted yesterday until further notice. Also mentions political and security notes with several apparent Parakoves and potential reelection signals.
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Prime Minister denies plan for mini budget rumors
Editorial note claims the Prime Minister dismissed rumors of a mini-budget plan, noting no such measure being prepared. The page references suggest this denial appears among World News and Finance sections with other unrelated listings.
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