Wartime report debate scuffles amid Fitzpatrick row
In a heated session the House debated a wartime report on Fitzpatrick with attacks from Labour and Anti-Communist members. Mr Bourke, Mr Evatt, and Mr Morgan clashed over government handling, judicial concerns, and publication of the report as adjournment motions were pressed.
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HOUSE
Fitzpatrick
Bourke
Peter Eas
Rourke
Elaine
Boisur
Wien
Evatt van Attaraég
Bourne
Berney
Labour Party
Dr Kyat
Sven Felekmed
Morgan
Anti-Com
Fawkner
Denia
Nyath Morgan
Morgan Tad Aid Guile Jopeny
Pitepatrick
Centleman
Nim
Wba
Jwnty
Stern
Keon
Taylor Fehminun
Indurink Gamimiaaton Winape Nurppeara
Palrieien
Nilegnivons
Kwansee
Thie Jyotwine Party
Cabell
Lo Waike
Colt
Caineoroie
Dourke
Yaura
Nased Raymond
Nati Mat
vamaUiNten
Ahly Hariament
Darke
Traude
Kitzpatrick
Ory
Tim Cacept
Bratt
Vilapatrick
Kvalt
Luis
Vate
Jared
Hilzpatrick
Olegra
Fenton
Menzies
Dr. Evat
Ain Deepartment
Donna
Hallowe
Evatt
Bam
Dr. Evatt
Escapee Taylor Captured After Wild Melbourne Car Chase
Police pursued two men after a daylight escape from a theft, ending when Taylor abandoned a stolen car near Studley Park boat sheds. A pursuing officer tackled him after a collision at Bell and Gilbert Reif. The second man fled, but the pair were later rounded up. Authorities closed the chase using roadblocks along the Yarra and North Carlton.
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Atver
Paytoy
Wat Ka
Cheton
RBI
Whee Ik
Peter Nate Diawnan
Taylore
Ear
Une Ediyiey
Bell
Gilbert Reif
Ib Rad Tanmuet Tya Police Spr Ab
Trurkes Ora
Tuytne
Duly
Polweian
Bergewat WA
Powib
Tylon
Weulon
Mitcham
Studley Park
Kew
Staint Fun
Mwelrp
Crewn
Poulter i
Taylor
Canberra Hostels Lose £1 Million Over 30 Years
Auditor General reports Canberra hostel establishments operated by the Department of the Interior incurred losses totaling £1 million over 30 years. In the year ended June 9, 1980, trading losses reached £6,080 with depreciation and interest driving deficits across multiple properties.
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Canberra
Mostele Trust Accoun
Department of the Thteriorn
Lawley House
Rel Heer
Dimaty
Reliability car crews rest 2 hours at Adelaide after crash
In a dusty roadside collision near the Western Australian border two reliability car crews suffered injuries and stopped for a two hour rest at Adelaide. Driver Don Roberts of car 138 and Petar Anil of car 458 described the moment of impact at 70 mph as both vehicles veered, front ends damaged and a tow from Ceduna arranged.
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Adelaide
Bukal
Don Roberts
Bitch
Roberts
Widdeway Ps
Roberta Cay
Ceduna
Bine
Antila
Thei Ial
Public Service Salaries Appeal Begins
Melbourne hearing opens on the Commonwealth Public Service salaries award dispute affecting about 139000 federal public servants. The case, heard over several weeks, aims to resolve wage claims and arguments presented by the Commonwealth and its opponents.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Nir Maymond Kelly
Unions Seek Wage Increases Tied to Productivity
Industrial groups push for higher pay linked to productivity gains across federal and state sectors. The campaign demands immediate baseline wage rises aligned with the current cost of living index and independent review of rent laws and wage setting.
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Prament Ware Standard Fund
Heverthalung
Mensias-Padden
Upoh
Fiabe
Sociu
Witon Movement
Congrean Sino
la Submitt Informa Ion
Tataratate
Specia
Aix
MerEcen
Tod Congress
In Brief Nonsensical World News Snippets
A garbled OCR jumble reports on various world events. Mentions Finemney King Paul of Greece, royal figures, London government notices, Mexican flooding, tax and income figures, and a fire at a Texas company with a million dollar loss. Multiple references appear incoherent and partially unreadable.
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Paul
Greece
Algvin
Mannuolat
TAA
London
Tuesiny Vickers Armatrong
Moodry
Mexico City
Tyesiny
Rowel
HeiLon
Denver
United States
TEX Eloup Bayh Whiting
Indiana
Soladelphia
Hy Hawes
Esterday
Commonwealth May Act on Hire Purchase Finance
Reporting on government and constitutional debate over using the Commonwealth Banking Act to curb hire purchase finance amid budget announcements. Officials discuss potential actions against banks and institutions, with focus on controlling hire purchase agreements and impacts on public finances.
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Commonwealth
FeOces Pauling
Une
Iuvreniment Moe Inenke
Commonwealth Banking Act
Jal Cabisiot
Trenaurer
Arthur Faden
nmMonw
Tate Banke
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Customs Agents Federation Dinner
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Hui An
Pam
Poller
Feluelberg Road
Carlton
Palice
Yarra
Peter Arto
Ren "Payton
Tayton
Serecsut Prolter
Ewalt
Wyatt
Buuvenis
Australian National University
Lonnes
Kurraly
Ani
Havelock
Ade
Bachey
Moore
Bruaacy
Ontela
Ann Thierine
Mae
Welaly
Sara
Volkans Nena
Mti
Duck Murray
Rand
NRW
Holden
Heckeler
Maryborough
Queensland
Vangeard
Rogar Motora Geaford
Nsw
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Unley Park
Halen
Country
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Parkes
Pougant
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Bolden
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Yazer
Austral
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Cnr
Lee
WMI
Olivien Pac
Matar
Jeniy Morlana
Garry
Austria
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