Snedden approves tour by critic of Greek junta
The Australian Minister for Immigration overruled department objections to entry of Dr Markos Dragoumis, a noted critic of Greece's military junta. Dragoumis will lecture in Australia under the invitation of the Committee for Restoration of Democracy in Greece. A visa decision had previously been pending. another critic, Dr Niko ladis, was refused a visa with reasons not disclosed. The Melbourne-based committee welcomed the granted visa and its implications for democratic discussion in Australia.
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Biggs Escapes Police Net in Melbourne
Melbourne police failed to detain Ronald Biggs in a late Tuesday incident. Detectives pursued him through Fernteog Gully, but he slipped away an hour before noon. Authorities remain confident of capturing him and continuing the manhunt.
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Japanese Protests Turn Violent as Okinawa Demand Roars
Thousands riot across Japan protesting US occupation ties to Okinawa. Students topple cars and attack police as demonstrations close Tokyo streets. Police fire tear gas while unions strike in solidarity. U.S. bases targeted amid clashes with riot squads. Prime Minister Sato holds talks with Hubert Humphrey as unrest spreads nationwide.
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Brandt Becomes West German Chancellor Amid Coalition Victory
Willy Brandt, 5 power at first ballot, leads West Germany as the first Social Democrat to head the government in the postwar era. His SPD Free Democrat coalition wins 351 votes to CDU 235 with five abstentions and four invalid ballots. He vows to carry out duties with parliament and country support.
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Tenders in April for Canberra fruit market project
The National Capital Development Commission expects to call tenders in April for a permanent fruit and vegetable market off Canberra Avenue. Construction should start in May and be completed by this time next year. The market will have 30 stalls with 20 reserved for the most consistent vendors from the current market. It will include counters an awning and washing facilities for stall holders.
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Margarine Bill Held Back By Queensland Premier
Brisbane Tuesday Premier Mr Bjelke-Petersen announced deferral of the controversial Margarine Bill. He admitted the bill intended for tomorrow’s state parliament would be defeated after intense pressure against proceeding with the measure to protect butter sales of cooking margarine.
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1 455 Dead In Papua New Guinea Flu Epidemic
The Administration of Papua New Guinea reports at least 1 455 dead from a highlands influenza outbreak and appeals for outside help. An RAAF Hercules airlifts hospital beds and equipment from Port Moresby to Mendi while aircraft distribute supplies to Nipa and Margarim.
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First aid air lift aids highland epidemic
The administration sought outside help as influenza and pneumonia deaths rose in Papua New Guinea. An RAAF Hercules flew in a field hospital to Mendi and Nipa to support recovering patients. Health officials urged quick vaccination and air surveys while the outbreak spread through four districts and 800,000 residents in the highlands.
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Governor's car faced the wrong way in Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan resident J Candish complains the NSW Governor Sir Roden Cutler VC and his motorcycle outriders parked and drove on the wrong side of Monaro Street during a Governor's visit. He has written to the Governor General's secretary and NSW leaders urging prosecution and council action.
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Malaysia wary of troop withdrawal affecting regional ties
The Malaysian Director of Operations and Deputy Prime Minister Tan Abdul Razak warned that the return of Australian troops could disturb multilateral defence arrangements. Other snippets note political and media actions in Australia and Somalia, reflecting a busy news page with law, politics, and culture items.
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