Expert fears another Congo in Papua New Guinea
Expert H L Elvin warned in Canberra that Papua New Guinea risks becoming another Congo due to a lack of qualified people to run education. He spoke at an Australian education seminar, urging coordinated planning between government and non government bodies to avoid isolation and misguided decisions.
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Yeading
H. L. Elvin
Canberra
Pap New Guinea
Congo
Elvin Nail
mid-New Guinea
Mr Elvin Way
Jationaleminar
Australian Ravional University
Papil New Guiness
Mike
Australi
Australia
Britain to get 2000m standby credit to prop sterling
Western central bankers approved a 20.0 billion dollar standby facility for Britain to support sterling. Twenty percent funded by West Germany, the arrangement lets sterling area nations convert up to 20 percent of reserves into dollars and deposit with the BIS while the rest remains convertible only as needed. The BIS will source funds from the eurodollar market to cover the facility with no global ceiling set.
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Geneva
Taab-Reuter
Britain
West Germany
Byag
Sterling
Australia
Bank For International Settlements
London
Sterlin
Zurich
Thevernight
Sterling Area
BIS
De Gaulle Plans Senate Merger With Advisory Council
General de Gaulle announced France will merge the Senate Tipner Tiome with the Economic and Social Council to form a forty member consultative body, part of a government plan disclosed Monday.
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Senate
Paris
General de Gaulle
Sénate
Tipner Tiome
Fiamem
Advisory Economic and Social Council
Bod
Canberra market doubt sparks plan for farming land
Mrs Sarah Mureau who farmed Ipswich Street Fyshwick for 48 years told the Parliamentary Joint Committee yesterday that a proposed wholesale market could harm her dairy operation. Canberra Avenue would be central to the debate as experts warned wholesale trends may bypass a central market. The committee plans to report to Parliament next month.
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Sarah Murray
Canberra
Sarah Mureau
Ipswich Streat
Fysh- Wick
Canbert
Murray
Canberra Avenue
Tyswich
Chamininy
National Coital Development Commission
Canberra ‘Avenue
Nesdads
Chipman
Austen
Merkeling
Re Ar Lsighton
DaWersity
Nsw
Eartier
Canter
Pakaiar Pelteen
Anmierra
Dise Tributors Pty Ltd
Two RAAF cadets fined for theft in Wagga scene
On Monday two 18 year old RAAF entrants from Forest Hill faced convictions in Wagga for stealing a chrome screw from a car yard. Towill and Vissar admitted being in the South Plaid yard when the screw disappeared last Saturday. Each received a fifty pound fine for interfering with property and were remanded to police custody.
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RAAF
Wagga
Mariiver
Brian Laverence Towill
Forest Hill
Wagga Motors
Thay
Towill
Tate
Vissar
Scoith
Tam
Foust Hill
Threat to kill Cairns at Port Augusta meeting
Federal Labor parliamentarian Dr J F Cairns addressed a crowd of several hundred in Port Augusta despite a death threat received by telephone the previous night. Police from Port Augusta and Commonwealth forces provided security during the lunchtime gathering of Commonwealth Railways employers, with no incidents reported.
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Adelaide
J. F. Cairns
Port Augusta
de Cairn
Commonwealth Railways
Commonwealth
CIA
Change in NT boundaries plan by minister
The Minister for the Interior, Mr Nixon, accepted recommendations to divide the Northern Territory into eleven electoral divisions instead of the present eight. The move aims to realign representation, with the proposed changes reflecting population shifts and regional needs.
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Thie Tneterior
Nixon
Northern Territory
Eigh
Archbishop Knox bans priest over birth control encyclical
In Melbourne, Archbishop Dr Knox relieved Father Peter Phelan of priestly duties after his public criticism of the Pope's encyclical on birth control. Phelan, longtime preacher at St John’s Heidelbere, said many priests supported debate and expressed concern at silencing discussion. The move follows earlier actions against Father Nicholas Crotty, with Crotty also criticizing the encyclical and resigning as professor at the seminary.
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Melbourne
Dr Knox
Peter Phelan
Phelan
Father Phelan
St John’s
Heidelbere
Catholic Church
Melbomme
Pheta Eal Bie
Nicholas Crotty
Tribune
Pather
Crony
Piven ‘ Tance
Athcny
Father Crotty
Ralote Ae Theys
Felbourte
Opposition demands answers on F‑111 fault and costs
The Australian Federal Opposition presses Prime Minister Gorton and Defence Minister Fairhall for full details on the F‑111 fault. Deputy Leader Barnard demands imperative answers as Fairhall anticipates points of attack. He notes the Australia US 24 aircraft contract valued at about 267 million may not cover metal fatigue and that the fault raises cost considerations ahead of a Fort Worth ceremony.
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Gorton
Fairhall
Me Barnard
Australia
RAAF
General Dynamites
Fort Worth
Texas
Mcamara
Fill
Austratig
Cmt
Austral
Japan
Tokyo
Asus
Vietnam
Report to PM on F-ALL aircraft testing amid fault doubts
A briefing notes a firsthand report to Prime Minister Gorton by Mr Pairhall on ongoing F-ALL testing. It notes uncertainties about saturation, cost, and airframe length to fix faults, with cabinet unlikely to discuss developments. The text cites comments by Mr Fairhall, Mr Faithall, and the Minister for Air, and references a broader defence debate.
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Pairhall
Gorton
Faithall
Miniater
Air
Freeth
ETNL
Yes
Canberra
Task Alpha
Council Holds In Camera Meeting Behind Closed Doors
The ACE Advisory Council met in camera last night to discuss preliminary items for self government. Chairman J Fy Pond said procedures were discussed and good progress reported. The in camera session followed a similar meeting held last month.
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ACE Advisory Council
Counci
J. Fy Pond
Opera House hill to finish by end of 1972
Sydney's Opera House completion target set for late 1972 at an estimated cost of 85 million dollars. State Minister for Public Works, Mr Hughes, said there would be no water‑round paring facilities and noted prospects for the project amid federal and state political discussions.
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Sydney
Oper
Mir ‘Hughes
Yesterdy
Hughes
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