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PttJrie MIi~ ni~ u
FOR PEII NSOVsE MBER_ 24, 1975
MR, WHITLAM' S POLICY STATFMhENT
Rr. WhiLaml'g lunch time speech wa-0 a pathetic'cry from a per-son
who could not take the umpires vordict.

The Australijan Constitution provides an umpire to protect tho
people of A-uPtralia in just the kird of emergency that Mr. Whitlam
created. unlike the grocat majority of Austrlians Mr. Whitlam does ot
support the umpire. He cannot take thE-_ Ujipire's decision
when it goes against him.

PRIME MINISTER ? 51/ 2O
Sunday November 23, 1975
Thursday November 27, 1975
ELECTORAL TALK BY THE PRIME MINISTER AND MEMBER FOR WAINNON
MR MALCOLM FRASER -4f
Three events of major significance occurred this week. One of
them promises great benefits to the neglected Northern Territory
and the second will give people of the A. C. T. more say in their
own affairs. The third event marked a shocking deterioration
in the level of political debate in Australia.
This week the Liberal and National Country Parties set 1980

PRIME MINISTER
FOR PRESS NOVEMBER 23, 1S; 75
THE DECISION BY THE MINISTER FOR LABOUR AND IMMIGRATION,
MR. STREETr TO REFUSE A VISA TO A MEMBER OF A PALESTINE
TERRORIST ORGAN ISATION HAS MY FULL ENDORSEMENT AND IS
CONSISTENT WITH THE STAND) TAME BY THE LIBERAL AND NATIONAL
COUNTRY PARTIES.
WE OPPOSED. THE GRANTING OF VISAS TO PLO REPRESENTATIVES
EARLIER THIS YEAR AND WE WILL NOT APPROVE THE SETTING UP
IN AUSTRALIA OF A PLO INFORMATION CENTRE WHILE THE PLO
CONTINUES TO ADVOCATE THE DESTRUCTION OF ISRAEL BY FORCE,

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FOR PRE~ sPRIME MINISTER
FOR RESSCANDURRA
EXTRACT FROM AN ADDRESS AT PENSHURST, WANNON
LABOR HAS BEEN LED BY A MAN WHO ADMITS HE DOESN I T KNOW
ANYTHING ABOUT THE ECONOMY. HE IS BORED BY THE ECONOMY.
HE GIVES US ASSURANCZS THAT THERE IS AN UPTURN IN SIGHT.
FOR MR WHITLAM THERE IS ALWAYS AN UPTURN IN SIGHT. THERE
IS ALWAYS A RECOVERY AROUND THE CORNER BUT EACH TIME THERE
IS MORE UNEMPLOYMENT, MORE INFLATION AND A WORSENING OF
ECONOMIC ACTIVITY. MR WHITLAM HAS YET TO SAY HOW HE IS

PRIME NIINII; TER
MR. WHITLAM'S FALSE CLAIMS C ANBERRA
FOR PRESS 21 NOVEMBER 1975
THE PEOPLE OF AUSTRALIA SHOUD NOT BE FOOLED BY THE OPTIMISTIC ~ I
NOTE WHICH MR. W~ HITLAMI ADOPTED IN HIS TEEVISED ADDRESS YESTEDAY.
IN -TfE PAST -WHEN -HE HAS SPOKEN OF ECONOMC ICECOVERY IT
HTAS BEEN FOLLO0WED BY MOPE INFLATION AND MORE UNE'IPT. OYMN'T,
IN 1972 IN HIS POLICY SPEECH MR. WHITLAM SAID: " LABOR'S
FIRST PRIORlITY WILL BE TO RE! TOZM GENUINE FULL EbWLOYElfr
WITHOUT QUAIFICATIQIN, WITHOUT HEDGING-.

PRIME MI[ NI[ STER ,75A1/ l7l
PRMIMEI NISTER 20th NOVEMBER 1975
MR WHITLAM'S ADDRESS
MR WHITLAM HAS AGAIN TRIED TO SUGGEST THAT AUSTRALIA'S
PROBLEMS ARE CAUSED BY EVENTS THAT HAVE OCCURRED
OVERSEAS. HE IGNORES THE REPORT OF HIS OWN TREASURY AND WHICH WAS
ATTACHED TO MR HAYDEN'S BUDGET SPEECHAN AUGUST.
THIS REPORT INDICATED THAT. AUSTRALIA'S ECONOMIC. PROBLEMS
WERE BASICALLY CAUSED IN AUSTRALIA BY HIS GOVERNMEBT.
MR WHITLAM IGNORES ALSO THE REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY FUND AND THE ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC.

PRIME MINISTER
( COMPLAINTS TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL)
The Governor-General has made it known that certain complaints
that were directed to him have been referred to me for advice.
The complaints concern guidelines and the terms under which
the present Government is operating up to the election.
I have already made it plain that I have full confidence in
Permanent Heads and that I believe they would not convey to
their Departments any request that they believed to be outside
the guidelines. But I also believe it appropriate that a

PRIME MINISTER F75/ 251 I16
FOR PRESS NOVEMBER 19, 1975
MR JUSTICE WOODWARD'S APPOINTMENT
The Prime Minister, Mr. Fraser, said today
that it had become necessary, as a consequence of the
dissolution of Parliament, to defer the arrangement
for Mr. Justice Woodward to take over the control of
the Australian Security Intelligence organization.
Mr. Justice Woodward's appointment to head
the Organization was to have commenced on 24 November,
but this had been dependent on the passage of a Bill
enabling him to retain his judicial status.

PRIME MINISTER
FOR PRESS 18th NOVEMBER 1975
STATEHOOD FOR THE NORTHERN TERRITORY
The Liberal and National Country Parties Government will take
steps after December 13 to bring the Northern Territory to
Statehood
Our aim-is that the Territory should achieve full Statehood
over the next 5 years.
As a first step. and in co-operation with the Territorial Assembly
we would. begin the immediate implementation of recommendations
by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the transfer of powers

The Liberal Party of P
FEQERAL SECRETARIAT ustralia FEDERAL DIRECTOR 13
Tony Egglcton
18 November 1975
FOR PRESS ELECTION CAMPAIGN: MR FRASER'S ITINERARY
Attached is an outline itinerary, for Mr Malcolm Fraser.
Details of meetings and iunctions will be spelt out in a
full programme to be issued later in the week. The
provisional itinerary may be subject to one or two final
adjustments, particularly as far as overnight stops are
concerned. But generally speaking you could safely start
your planning on the basis of the attached schedule.