Japan to Play Leading Role in Asia Security
Prime Minister Sato said Japan would take a leading role in Asia security with the United States in a supporting position. He linked this to Okinawa’s return from American control and Japan’s duty as an industrial nation to aid developing countries. He plans to meet President Nixon in two months to discuss Okinawa and base futures.
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Tapan
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Asa
Sato
Okinawa
Mate
Asia
Nixon
Washington
Aichi
Arade
Fiere
National Defence Agency
Bullying at Duntroon Probed and Training Rethink Ordered
The Duntroon Board of Inquiry found bullying of junior cadets at the military college. Army Minister Lynch announced discipline for some officers and senior cadets and appointed a Supreme Court judge to lead a second inquiry into first year training. Cadet advocate Mr Walsh hailed the moves as an end to hazing and called for decisive action to stop the practice.
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Army
Lynch
Supreme Court
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Pension transfer plan outlined
The Federal Government would guarantee interchangeability between Commonwealth employment spheres without loss of superannuation rights and relax restrictions on movement between employment areas. Prime Minister Gorton announced these decisions in a statement to Parliament, while Opposition Leader Whitlam accused him of suppressing a superannuation report by Sir Leslie Melville.
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Leslie Melville
Government plans to curb superannuation mobility
Commonwealth employees who switch from one form of government employment to another would have their service treated as continuous for superannuation purposes. Proposals would permit transfers with state employment and universities, allow retained accruals after long breaks, and seek to shield funds from erosion. The government notes pensions payable on retirement, death, or invalidity, and cites deterrent effects of changing jobs on schemes. Continued on Page Three.
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Oller
Mint
Australia
Leslie Melville
London Circuit Opens After Year-Long Closure
Parts of London Circuit closed for more than a year will reopen at 10 am today as the Commonwealth Avenue Parkes Way interchange work nears completion. The $637,000 contract began 14 months ago and is expected to finish before Christmas. The Parkes Way extension and interchange ramps bridges will be opened, with motorists urged to observe a 25 mph speed limit.
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Tate
Canberra criticises driver tests at film launch
Mr W J Falconer, chairman of the Life Offices Association of Australasia, urged stiffer and tighter driver tests during the first public showing of 13 driver training films in Canberra. The films, produced with Commonwealth Government support and life offices sponsorship, cost about 30 000 dollars.
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Life Offices Association of Australasia
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Bullying probes at Duntroon lead to multiple charges
Disciplinary action, advised by the Chief of the General Staff, targets one or two officers at Duntroon with further charges against two others. The inquiry found junior cadets made to stand for long periods and subjected to punishments including pushups, standing in ranks, singing, and mixtures of condiments. One case involved a cadet found with a weapon in his room. another involved a junior cadet hospitalised after hazing. The board noted isolated incidents of physical aggression but no widespread abuse, and suggested a broader inquiry into cadet training policy at Duntroon led by Justice Fox with a panel including university and military experts.
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Duntroon
Board of Inquiry
Lynch
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Ehere
Duntenon Et No
Tuslice Vox
ACT Supreme Cauirh
Daytroon
Justice Fox
M | Sinclair
Dunfroon
Gerry
Hisory
The Walsh Controversy at Duntroon College
A report on Gerald Walsh, history lecturer at Duntroon, whose letter to General France triggered a board of inquiry into alleged bullying and reform efforts at the Royal Military College. The piece depicts Walsh as central to tensions among staff and cadets, noting his age, background, and the mixed reactions from colleagues.
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Walsh
RMC
Sydney
Narrabundah High School
A PLC
France
Mc Walsh
Minority health report ignored across nations and groups
A brief notice outlines a discarded minority health report and mentions diverse voters in South Africa and a United States inquiry. It references recommendations for reducing latency in vision programmes and emulation in media. The fragment hints at broader discussions on health policy and international responses.
Arbitration founder of the Pilots Guild of Australia
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an arbitration founder associated with a pilots guild in Australia. The legible text hints at governance or vision within the arbitration system but provides no specific names, dates, or events to confirm a concrete news item.
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Rslem
Courts and Notices Across the Page
A compact survey shows listings under Courts and Law List with scattered items including a items on women’s affairs and various entertainment and finance notes. The readable fragments indicate sections on legal matters and public notices though specific names and details are obscured.
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