Dame Partie Set To Challenge In America's Cup
Australia’s second Americas Cup challenger Dame Partie takes aim at the world yachting trophy. Skipper Jack Sturrock leads the crew with designer Philip Rhodes and builder Bill Harnett. Prime Minister Holt sends best wishes for success in the forthcoming series against Intrepid.
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Liberal Party policy statement outlines ACT self government plan
The Liberal Party released a policy statement for Saturdays Advisory Council election. It stresses self government for the ACT at a cost to residents, proposes Canberra be proclaimed capital for consumer pricing, reviews of leasing and enrollment, free bus transport for pensioners, rate rebates, and added health facilities. It calls for more school halls and community rooms and opposes limits on aquatic events.
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Capricornia Campaign McMahon warns on water plans
Brisbane Monday report on Commonwealth aid for an 81 million water conservation scheme. Treasurer Jim Mahon defends capricious Capricornia campaign launch noting federal funds require real chances of success and profitable undertakings for taxpayers. He links defence growth to national development and stresses prudent project approval.
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Soviet spy case stirs South Africa Australia ties
AAP and Reuters report alleged Soviet agent Yuri Loginov, 24, was questioned by South African security police amid claims of a spy ring in Australia. ASIO declined to confirm or deny and no Australian embassy report was filed. Loginov, with a Canadian passport, was described as well dressed and free spending, with motives unclear.
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Concrete Industries seeks government backing for compensation
Concrete Industries (Monier) Ltd seeks Australian and US government support after suffering a multi million dollar loss on a North West Cape project with claims over four million against the US Navy. Chairman J Blacklock said Canberra discussions followed an extraordinary action under American public law amid the collapse of the American miner Paul Hardermann and the project.
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Sydney man stunned by US500000 loan grant for aluminum trays
Mervyn Breakspear, 43, of Panania, Sydney, says he never applied for a loan but has been approved US$500,000 by the US Export Import Bank for a Melbourne venture to build an aluminum tray factory. The project aims to cost about US$800,000 and would produce window frames, lawn furniture, stepladders, road signs, and shipping containers. Breakspear plans to partner with an associate who will seek American financing and start the project in Sydney.
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Moon pictures from ACT space station Surveyor V mission
Technicians at Tid unbults Space Tracking renewed tele coming ran amission join the Surveyor V spacecast hall 35 hour after it landed on the memil yesterday. The Station Officer Mr Tray said the crew faced fears of a fuel leak during the landing and hailed the feat as remarkable as pictures showed a moonscape. The Goldsine spokesman noted the craft avoided ignition that could have destroyed it. Tidinnilla will monitor Surveyor V for 12 days as prep for a possible manned moon landing.
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LSD case unfolds in court with continuing police inquiries
Police investigations into alleged illegal trafficking of lynergrene Arethylamide in Cannerra continue with dozens of people interviewed. A second man appeared on an esterase sale charge as authorities press ahead.
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India China clash at Nathu Pass injures troops
Radio Peking reports 25 Chinese soldiers killed or wounded in a border clash. Indian Defence Ministry says Indian and Chinese troops exchanged rifle and machine gun fire at Nathu Pass on the Sikkim-Tibet border with mortars and artillery and intermittent exchanges continuing. Some Indians wounded.
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Indian assault across China Sikkim border at Nathu Pass
Quoting a Tibet frontier report Radio Peking said Indian troops crossed the China Sikkim border at Nathu Pass and shelled a Chinese base. More than 60 Indians attacked frontier guards under heavy fire while 25 Chinese soldiers were killed or wounded at Tagi La. Chinese counter attacks followed with no details. Artillery reportedly in action at noon.
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Border tensions flare as Radio Peking accuses India
Report notes Radio Peking alleging India plans large scale border incursion into Chinese territory near Nathat Pass, with Chinese frontier guards wounded. Indian Defence Ministry counters that China pushed toward the boundary while Delhi cites Septembers 1963 clashes. China protests to India via embassy. Soviet aid accused of manipulation.
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Cathedral planned for Canberra to be named Our Lady Help of Christians
Archbishop Cahill announced at a Canberra Catholics dinner that the proposed northern Lake Burley Griffin cathedral would be named Our Lady Help of Christians. He said construction could start today if funds were available, and noted he has about 20 years before retirement and would bless the cathedral.
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Denial at Voyager inquiry in Sydney proceeding
The Royal Commission resumed in Sydney denying claims part of Voyager log for the 1973 Far Eastern cruise was falsified. Lt Cdr Griffith and Lt Cdr Cabban were involved as testimonies by Lt Cdr Griffith and surgeon Mr T Hiatt QC. Adjournment noted for September 1 report.
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Not sold out says PM Holt backs overseas investment
The Prime Minister Mr Holt asserts the Federal Government does not intend to renege on selling to overseas investors. Page 3 reports on economic policy and international finance mentions. Health and juvenile justice notes appear on other pages with various ministerial comments.
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