Government vows Soviet spy expulsions amid Moscow dispute
A government source said Britain will expel 105 Soviet diplomats and spies as a response to alleged spying. In Parliament McMahon stated the action and stressed Australia will not permit Soviet espionage, with references to Sydney and the Baltic Steamship Company, and plans to set up new offices in Prudlney.
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Rusedean
McMahon
McMahan Wan
Brown
Rich
Australia
Cenberm
Pernine
Rade Seftice
Sydney
Ebaltic Steamship Company
Saltice
Ussr
Prudlney
Call for end to conscription by January date
National Service Act debate centers on ending conscription by January 1 next year. Labor MPs Barnard Lynch and others push amendments to national service bill to allow conscientious objection, parole provisions, and reduced service terms amid government dissatisfaction with volunteer soldiers.
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Labor Party
Howe
Ty Tig
Anes the Og
Mr Marnard
Barnard
Lynch
Withdrawal timing debated as Australia weighs forces
In Parliament Minister Fairbairn backs delaying withdrawal from Vietnam citing enemy risk and need for support. Barnard asks for dates and restrictions. Fairbairn cites 90 operational limits, argues a 34 000 volunteer force could defend better than 40 000 conscripts, while noting Soviet Navy risks in the Indian Ocean and Austra lian strategic uncertainty.
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Defence
Fairbairn
Ishdrawal
Vietnam
House of Representatives
Barnard
Airbairn
Tralions
Fair Force
Australia
No effect on Senate constitutional power dispute
Senator Greenwood said the matter did not relate to Commonwealth constitutional power but to the Northern Territory Legislative Council securities and exchange chair argues the measure was invalid, ruling out Senate committee involvement in the affair.
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Mator
Greenwood
Senate
Legislative Council
Commonwealth
NT Lais- Saelect Committee On Securiies and Exchange
Canberra travel and shipping policy debate in parliament
Parliament debates future control of Pacific arrival services and WA shipping aid. Minister Swartz and Senator Cotton discuss arrangements for transport capacity while Western Australia seeks Commonwealth support for a state shipping line. The Australian Wool Commission spent 4.6 million on reserves operations, and inquiries arise over accounting practices.
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Pacific
Swartz
Cotton
House of Represente- Lives
Wak
Labor
Jones
Lab
Nsw
WA Shipping
McMahon
Webbs Lay
Shippine Service
Darwin
MY Sinc
Cep
Rete Lab
Soho
the Minster
Mc Tewin
Lib
Sinclair
Australian official delays report on FM broadcasting
The government said it was making every effort to provide a report on frequency modulation testing as early as practicable. Postmaster General Sir Alan Hulme stated in writing to Senator Wriedt that Army Public Relations funding for 1971 72 totals 404 001 but gave no clear date for the report’s availability.
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Australian Broadcasting Control South
Alan Hulme
Senator Wriedt
Lab
Tas
Army
Cfu
Subsidy for Medical Plan Not Used By Many Eligible People
The subsidised medical services scheme drew lower uptake than hoped yet was said to perform better than expected. In Parliament, Sir Kenneth Anderson and Dir Forbes answered questions about eligibility, publicity, and access. Officials noted 840 more households would become eligible mid-1970, with continued government support and simplified applications to improve uptake.
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McMahon
Parliament House
Kenneth Anderson
Kenneth
Senate
Keeffe
Lab
Qld
Eea
Min
Dir Forbes
House of Representatives
Murphy
Kenney
Vic
Salistice
Hayden
Lob
Qui
Forbes
Kennedy
de Forbes
Labor calls leasehold drive for land development nationwide
Mr Uren of NSW urged urgent legislation to create state planning and development commissions. The bodies would hold fringe land on a leasehold basis and set up new city schemes to decentralize, curb countryside depopulation, and curb city growth, criticizing Canberra as a model not mirrored elsewhere. The debate closed without a vote.
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Joine Commonwealth State Commissions
Tbencher
House of Representatives
Planning and Development Commissions
Uren
Lab
Nsw
Canberra
District Radio and TV Listings Collage
Fragmented OCR listing notes several stations and times with broken names and numbers. It references Cove, Austern Mange F200, Wetman Nang Pat, Hogan's, Neva 7, Rome, Lars, and Sera amid a jumble of channel listings and schedules. The readable items hint at local broadcasts but lack full details or coherent events.
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Loter Man
Cove
Wetman
Hogan's Isvting
Rome
Lars Scat
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