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Series number: A6119

Control symbol: 6014

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Number of pages: 59

BLUNDEN, Andrew Kingston Volume 1

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THIS FILE CONTAINS PAGES FIEPFIODUCED FFIOM A BADLY FADED OFI ILLEGIBLE SOURCE.SCANNING THE PAGES AT A HIGHEFI RESOLUTION WILL NOT IMPROVE THEIR LEGIBILITY.I O»\-#3\k>\ IEL» abélé,Andrew K "‘3g\°‘“EIi__ __ E

!.’ I3 ‘ NATIONAL‘ “‘ | ARCHIVESAustralian Government or AUSTRALIAESTATEMENT OF REASONS UNDER SECTION 40(5) OF THEARCHIVES ACT 1983- INCLUDING DECISION ON ACCESSRecord Series: A6119Control symbol: 6014Title: BLUNDEN, Andrew Kingston Volume 1 Total number of folios (i.e. equivalent separatepages) on the record: 54Caveat: This Statement of Reasons does not reveal which subsection under Sect/on 33 oftheArchives Act 1983 has been invoked for each partially or who/Iy exempted folio. To referenceexemptions in this manner would invoke Section 40 (7) as each reference itself would also bedeemed to be exempt under Section33.1. DecisionAfter examining the material transferred by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation(ASIO) I have decided to open it for public access except for certain material which isidentified below.2. Basis for decisionIhave taken into account:0 the content of the record requestedQ the relevant provisions of the Archives Act 1983 (the Act)0 policy and guidelines of National Archives of Australia that relate to the accessexamination ofCommonwealth records3. Material withheld:Category of material withheld Number of total folios per categoryPartially exempted folios (certain parts of the 16text have been expunged)I Wholly exempt folios I 1Page 1 of 4

4. Findings of fact and reasons for decisionA. Findings of factIn Table A in Annexure 1, I have provided a summary of my findings of fact where l haveinvoked specific provisions under s 33 of the Act. By invoking these provisions,I have reliedon material listed in part 2 above in order to arrive at my decision.B. Reasons for decisionin Table A in Annexure 1, l have provided the reasons for my decision for each folioexempted and those reasons are derivedfrom the findings of fact.5. Appeal rightsNational Archives undertakes careful examination of a record before making a decision toexempt any part of a record. As part of that process we may consult with other agencieswhich haveexpertise on specific national and international matters.lf you do not agree with my decision to exempt information under a provision of s 33 of theAct, you can contact a reference officer in National Archives and seek a furtherexplanation.lf you are still not happy with the decision and within 28 days of receiving it, you canformally appeal by:l) first applying to Archives for an internal reconsideration of my decision; and2) if you still do not agree with thedecision, you can apply to the AdministrativeAppeals Tribunal for a review.For more information please read the National Archives Fact Sheet 12- What to do if werefuse you access. You can also lodge a complaint with theCommonwealth Ombudsman inrelation to the decision.Decision maker J. BleezeDesignation APS 4Date 10 October 2014Page 2 of 4

Annexure 1 - Table A: Material exempted and grouped by the application of exemption provisionsor matter the disclosureof which under this Actcould reasonably beexpected to causedamage to the security,defence orinternationalrelations of theCommonwealth.following references:1. Details of operational procedures and techniques used by ASIOwhich may still be relevant today.2. Details of individuals or organisations of security interestwhichmay still be relevant today.3. Details of intelligence services of security interest which may stillbe relevant today.4. Details which would lead to the public identication of an ASIOofficer or employee, past or present.5. Theidentity of the ASIO officer or employee, past or present, hasnot been ofcially released by ASIO.6. information or material that could reasonably be expected todisclose, or enable a person to ascertain, the existence or identityof aconfidential ASIO source or agent.7. Details which could impact on the Commonwealth's relations withthe current government of a foreign country.8. There are real and substantial grounds to conclude that therelease of theinformation would pose a risk to the security anddefence of Australia.other relevant details could be used by organisations or individuals of national security interestto take counter measures against ASIO security operations. Suchaction would impair ASl0'scapacity to full its statutory responsibilities and would reasonably be expected to causedamage to the security of the Commonwealth.The public release of names and other identiers of officers andemployees of ASIO, either pastor present, would enable the identication of ASIO staff. Once identied these staff could betargeted by persons or organisations interested in obtaining the information they possess touse inespionage, sabotage or threats to Australia’: security. Such disclosure would reasonablybe expected to cause damage to the security of the Commonwealth.ASIO guarantees the identity of its sources remains confidential andprotected. In order to carryout its statutory responsibilities under the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act1979, it is necessary for ASIO to rely extensively on confidential sources of information.There is clearly anestablished confidential relationship between ASIO and its sources. Thesesources have indicated that they would not be prepared to continue providing information toASIO if their role was ever to be publicly revealed at any stagein the future.Any diminution of ASl0's ability to obtain information from confidential sources would restrictASl0's capacity to carry out its statutory responsibilities and, as a consequence, causeirreparable damage to the security ofAustralia.Failure by ASIO to protect any information supplied by a foreign country from disclosure wouldthreaten any future exchange relationships.Page 3 of 4

S 33(1)(d)» information ormatter the disclosure ofwhich under this Act wouldconstitute a breach ofconfidenceCertain folios are exempt as they each contain one or more of thefollowing references:1. The name or signature of anofficer or employee of ASIO.2. The identity of the ASIO officer or employee, past or present, hasnot been officially released by ASIO.3. The document contains the name or information that could beused to identify an ASIOsource.Disclosure of this information could identify past or present ASIO officers or employees orsources. Their identities are understood to only be known by ASIO.There is a mutual understanding between ASIO and its staff andits sources of information thatthe anonymity of officers, employees and sources should he protected.Section 92 of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979 also prohibits thepublication of the identities of presentand former ASIO officers and employees.The public disclosure of this information would constitute a breach of confidence.S 33(1) (e) information ormatter the disclosure ofwhich under this Actwould, or could reasonablybeexpected to: (ii)-disclose, or enable aperson to ascertain, theexistence or identity of aconfidential source ofinformation in relation tothe enforcement oradministration of the law.Certain folios are exempt as they each containinformation concerningthe existence, identity or management of an ASIO source.Release of the information exempted could reasonably be expected to disclose the existenceor identity of a confidential source of information toASIO. The condential source providedthe information on the condition that their identity would always remain confidential andprotected. The relationship between ASIO and its confidential sources is based on trust andthatincludes protecting the existence and identity of confidential sources of information.A breach of trust would give rise to concern amongst A5l0's existing or potential sources theywould be identified at a later date. Such concernscould lead to a loss of confidence in ASIOwhich would adversely affect ASl0's ability to obtain information from confidential sources.S 33(1) (e) information ormatter the disclosure ofwhich under this Actwould, or couldreasonablybe expected to: (iii)-endanger the life orphysical safety of anyperson.Certain folios are exempt as they each contain information concerningthe existence, identity or management of an ASIO source.Release of theinformation could result in disclosure of the existence or identity of aconfidential source in particular areas of security interest which may in turn endanger the lifeor safety of this source.Page I of 4

CRS A6119ACCESS APPLICATION TITLEAndrew Kingston BLUNDENB/75/83, Vol INumber of folios TOTALLY EXEMPTNumber of folios OPEN WITI-I EXEMPTION transferred to NAANumber of folios OPEN transferred toNAANumber of folios in the open access periodFolios that are TOTALLY EXEMPT:47ANNEX A1163754Exemptions have been sought under paragraphs 33(l)(a), (d), (e)(ii) and/or (e)(iii) of theArchives Act I 983.‘low/It Qt:-41 2Q|u/l\+‘1L<_3 September 2014

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. SECRET 8 {jg / 9&1p !!\!TF.P- REPORT NON' suns EVAL: B2 NSW/W: 101-78/531_ W: 646 |N;@g';x -( 5 ) 1'|M5; l648hrs. I: 9.5.79 _X GUAGE: English . n= 14-5-19 MQ9® SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE - (HQ)3/2/1983MELBOURNE CALL1. On Wednesday, 9th May, 1979, Linda (TENENBAUM v.r.) contacted theSLL premises and asked for Jim (MULGREW) or Phil (SANDFORD) adding it was "quiteimportant". Both were unavailable,so she spoke to Nick (BEAMS v.r.].2. Linda said the fellow from Britain was in the shop - "the one whorang up the other day and who came into the centre and didn't tell Spikewho he was." She said his name is Andrew BLUNDEN(ph), and had been -in theParty for five years, and "Sheil‘a‘(ph] and nobody had said - that there wasno contact with the party or something - he was just coming here for a holidayfor two weeks, and there was no plan to contactthe party — he just wanted toget the paper, but I just thought I should report it, because when I told Philabout it the other day, he was very surprised that a W.R.P. member would just -ring up out of the blue-to get the paper and soon." Nick said there wasnot much she could do, but get all this information about him and send it up.Linda also added this fellow was an Australian and had left here in "66, andwent to London and was in the London branch forfive years. Nick just toldher to give him the paper because that was what he came in for, and "just findout what he is about that's all."Spool 641. 0-40 M.V._ /,-397' 7a£5ZvC.0.C. . Linda (TENENBAUM) - probably BelindaTENENQLAUM ISI Victoria.. Jim - probably James Patrick MULGREW‘ HQ.M/83/60 'Phil - probably Philip Ernest SANDFORD HQ.S/77/67.. Nick (BEAMS) - probably Nicholas BEAMS HQ.B/76/98. Spike - I51 VictofaAndrewBLUNDEN - OSI gjq 5’ 8.3. Sheila \‘ - _ possibly s1\IO\UI4§U~l|\)|'-'To Record: W.R.P. member in Australia on holiday.DISTRIBUTION:HQ 4(x)t/HQ Running Log (2)NSW Master LogNSW Running LogR - A//LCopy -t Victoria.\4??‘ IF,@ 1;

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TELEPHONE: 52 0261.; Qqu-."rs m\ms=PDEP." MELBOURNE V_3p|:_;‘;k:L~”POS nonzss aox zzea u a4'4\'&‘. ‘I-‘Di-‘h~- GPO MELBOURNE ‘ '4wwgia§':i'.'LnfI;u|1 1 R | " 055.1. 64-3290ceMMoMwEA\.‘n< orAUSTRALIADEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY339 SWANSTON STREET.MELBOURNE. CJ.21st October, 1966.D1rector—General,A.S.I-O. HQ,Box 5lO5BB GPO,Melbougge.BLUNDEN Andrew Kingston. 5l7§l}/Your memorandumNo. 15532 of 3.l2.6% (B/10/103)and our 6%-3290 of 7.%.65 refer.can us:'9U “[QIsThe RSO Victoria has now advised as follows :-"The abovenamed, formerly a vacation student atA.R.L., was named as a guest speaker on behalfofthe Youth Campaign against Conscrigtion for a meetingto be held on the 26th October, l9 6, at RichmondTown Hall. A notice to this effect was on page 8of the Guardian published on 6.10.1966."Forwarded forinformation.Q\“1//4G ._r~: S, /9; 31 ¢ 2 ,_,q;1'.%6 I I /gnu: "SECURITY OFFICER/"¢.i//,l~\_\\\-5' ' g§lE2&}ArL --i%Eoa;n' F5/75[1Z15

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QEXTRACTFROM VIC1% H JUL 1866NEWSPAPER IGUARDIAN-—Dra' card man at Town Hall“Mler burning an lira“card: ouidda Mr. Bolt‘! hone.nn iniervlnrer atoll: ‘So youthink‘ you knw lnan than thepolicinnn, do yum?’“Ouranlnu nu: '!ES'_"Dnii cud burner. lit. Antdrew Ilnnil. lll ulil at lastweeru Youth Campaign AnlnnCovuuipiinn nlly nl. lhlbunrneTarn Hail.._Mif -,7 _. ,1... i-_;.~.:»_.v -- .. . 1- '/ v X‘ .14; p‘$3 u “ "~/’“/ lANDREW BLUNDEN-xii?-arlnsjcnaf. . --4‘IS/2~//5'/3_/5 /7‘:/23 \"Yes, we4DO know morethan politicians!’Wilh iellow N-ynrwidg LewTniro and Alan Boll. MI.lllnmlen em-lie: this ya: wulined tor hi: hilnn “to pro-duce his relhinlion card iornallonnl service."Ii: tailthe Turn Rail HIGGI-lng: "Because Prim; Ministerlloii believes tint an Hm thatum; in Vlcinun nay be da-nroyed by killing than whomight hold ihn idm, as Imu-:m- believed Chriaiianliy couldbe killed by killing Ch-l'illi.\n.|,coluuripu anunplanned in un-ist in the alienation cl Anatrnllnfrom the up-Ind-caning no-iiung in Ash in the nun ofpal-l'io|i.:ln!"Mr. Blunden laid inpmisl. lie said uppedF:Fau Vietnam uur In llrllcnlnrIll by no mum clanlnl tothe inn: oioelucription.Nevenhelesu. hedei-nil how U3. policy innun L1 in ihgrnni vklnlhc Geneva Alnlnana195‘. .”Ho|i's role likeMussolini's"“By iullowlng Azncricn in\'|BlIll.Il‘l. “DIV! Ali-I'I|-llplaying lb: role oi MnnnoliniIlliy," he laid.umn; otheryanihs nun;the call-up to burn lhzll‘ ninltan-ll: loo, Mr_ llnmlm nu:“Praia: dun whine runlin.“An elected ‘Wu-uncut llltnlitive to |>Ib_l.in opinion.“Protest in tho strongestmun oi denmnnlnl-i.n¢ pnbiiooplninn with um podbln ex-ception oi1 relonnl-lnn-l.'.lg?-rtQ.-1--ino--Q-annua-nu|---.--nnunqaannn-¢-----¢..-A~wilwbr F???*vvEPPP9\@ PF?\~*';.°_".\%\<>a °'@§ .g'*Jt*JUOhi€)\_»~_-A.D. G-TYPISTS.OW:B5’/%7s’3TORIAFILE NO:DISTRIBUTIONSS. W.Ops)[34]<4QRIG- .'.'COPY ON:/F P.A./ .

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1sly;/wl ,.' I COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA '.1Ii/i3ZIE{I 7* 41*?”IfF5* 'AUIfIIlTY.“ III-IOLIIAIS .1 .0 - MiL J, 1966, .‘ Fr ,1 Z!’/L RF, ’\) ,. iAUSTRALIAN sscunrrv INTELLIGENCE onenuuunou ''m._“h nudqurten, sax amass.G.P.O.3145 'AMP GN G INST\7_ Victorian memorandum Ho. 1343 datnd 28/3/196$titled "Demonetration Outside P;-ins Mlniatep Bandeau"-H4|2. It in aéviaed that tbs undermntiansd personabavu been idsutifiad fromphotographs taken by PblicoSpecial Branch at the above demmatration.John Vincent nusszm. 4/1'?/'°7Patur xnmm /</I 7/fDesmond Jchn mass r/1?/1=Barnard umrou w/up/1Lmm smouua 5//5'/MTrevor Nos]. ASHTQN 9/Z‘/U‘Diane Marie Bmnawax-mo:/74/:0, Josephine smursrnzm r/Ir/I3‘mum Adrian zn: 1/1/77‘ Suelm mxaomns EjrqjelfCatharine Soazsrville zmign m/If/1??@@1=..qwi ‘Y P/'1-. -:6‘Peter Nielsen mcné p/17/:2,; Karl aaoma 4/75-/,;,' Karriesnow»: 4/ 2://3Vaughan Alaxnnder GREILNBERG 0/.8’///7 IAndrew Kingston sr._mmm§aQl;r/pg vnmasss.3. In addition mggouco Special Branch haveidantclriad a J_5,1J,__B,AD.._‘?0RB run the prints. Thin personcannot beidentied from our rocords and Police SpecialBranch have bean naked for personal details and, whichwill be fonraxdod when they coma to hand.1.. The photographswill be forwarded. in thenorm]. manna: Ln duocourse.1VPIMBZROv1=r.1 5907vPr.1'1849VPF.133A9vPF.130o1VPFJ 821 5VPFJ7719vP'F.1'1089var. 19013vim 6311VPFJ 7621VYFJ9121vPF.1 6514VPF.185I,5 1VPF.1a5A6 ZvPF.1 was'‘L1‘.V ‘1é>._..-_____.6p4'.Q‘;K.v4iI4Xi?*3ua 1 A _1 1* 4<4_;-I,‘_/\con om! I0! 1* 1 -~ SEHHSFE 25/2//513 Pononnmg'~~._,\-/ , .f.‘_ __... _._ _.‘. ._..._...@4.

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; [211 Q 417.725sscnsw -Q gm-rs no: 121156.an 1; 13.5.66.Emm. 2| 18.5.66.mum CAIIPAIGI AGAINST cousc@;g6v3 Attach“ in n copy of u report laaued by Youth CampaignAgainst Gonscriptlon. : '1'!» following persona arementioned in thisNawa1etter:-. lax mom! n/1 n.0.r.)~§ Pogg sornzns m 18912)H:-. SALIOHAI hm)Andra! (knllsrqw Kingston) Bumnm (VPF 15865)Lou (hlnellen) wusrno (vw 16866)nu (Alnzandcr John) sr1mm- (vw 15642)Gordanrnnzo (vvr 18868)Iorrls srnrzzn (u/1 n.o.r.)Solmwn smn. (VP? 11343)lam smu. (vm- 11537)Greg (G20 cry mm) umcmmos (m 16263)John cox ?p¢=n11>1,v VPF 18415)Divan! Alfred ANSTEE (VP? 13072)11. (Inncy Venn) mma(m 161??)Sue (Suzanne) SAFFIR $111’? 1216Souiheln smc (3/3 35 r.11 53)Anti-Conscription League (11/T). )E I-II-‘f\Jl\'N-VlkilhHQ - 1 AttachmentV Subs - 2 “ Y.C.A.0., Anti-Conscription league It 3 Uni. BranchesV?!‘B1 SiateSStateB1 HQ iulmdiute - 1 Attachment.COPY ONLY FORSEE->’/ /J73 FORHIIIGINI' §.____MRu-W-* - - - -V-'»_1-‘.__.__ _. .11.1

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'Fr"gI|-v-Q-~ . _ ( _ _ ) y _ . IF = -'-2-» r [201 ‘ S E C E T‘ M E7-P031‘ JG GRATIS EVALB2 vIc.“357!1Q8 't » AV14 rm; 1 our Aurorunc 25_4_66_ <‘nPY ONIY F1 m _ “"4" '3/3 /5’ FURcommnso PARTY A ‘ "m f_’>‘f<1IN/\I.IEATION RAITTINGIl\'1‘ERF‘.S'l‘ INAL SIRVICE '1‘‘ David GLDIN (VP? 15219) to Peggy (SOHERS, vrr 18912)asked if she had seen the story in last weeks paper. SOTSERS oaid she hadnot. GIENH asked if another one ofthose draft curd burners came uptoday, to which SOTIERS replied no — ohe said nho would check "the diary"though. S‘3.iERs then said that there was one on Thumduy ht Carlton.GLENN asked about Alan ROSS (Alan RobertROSS, VP!’ 1'(499$.- SOIPERSsaid that aha now remembered that he came up today - probably this morning.so":-ans B0141 that Andrew nunmmv (v21-Vér) was on tho 28:11 (Thursday) atCarlton at 10.00o°e1ook. SOZEIISadded that on the 29th (Frid v) atat Richmond, Lou'(L1eva11yn TBSTRO, vw/rm) Toncnm (phm=1:') came up.SOTERS uaid that they must have overlooked ROSS. '_GLENH said that htn(nose) :=h11_v were 1-heher uurriod -they thought 11 would have beenadjourned but it has not been - they are going on with it. GLENN auknd~ ‘it there rovl be anyone from the T.0.!\.C. there, to which SOZPRS repliedthat it 11-as not mentioned last night. »|>1 __ __‘ MI 14 1-rm 3 V om‘ ' 1440 hm. 26.4.66.nhvm omm (vw 18219) to Sheila Lorraine mzzmrrsr (vrr 12905)eolced if she had. been at court this morning. DUILDIEIY onid she had,but had found it difficult to follow, but sheundemtocd that he (AlonRobert BOSS," VP? 11469) had been tried only onailing to oduce hiscard to'the Golunonuealth Police. She indiooted -that I-Ir. geek walvern)uzmms (VP? 3157) had np§\OL\1‘9d for Ross. cmm helm 1:ahe knew whet‘ 1 would happen now‘ DUTLEVEY in reply said she '\1i|'n not cure, but che thoughti. that "we" my take it to a higher court - aha thought. it ‘bent if GLIWWwent to see zmourms (John Hicholaa, vrr 14694) 1-" hehad. been in ohm". VShe indicated that the press had been there - she had also collected unun‘>er of people from Oakleigh - aha added we managed to give "them atow names - like S.0.S. and Pensioners etc.. VW 14 I'1'E1‘l4"‘- '(UP 14551128» -» -26.4.66.David GLEIIH (vrr 18219) to Rex Am-ea uomrm (m 1916) . ~BS1284 1: he can 1a come round ‘KO see John (John mehomh zmoums, VP? 14694),‘ V .HORIIIER asked it he wanted to see about theoaee,bu:t'this morning he ' 3 indicated that hc had not been on the oaae - but HGOURAS had — he told =him to come around. 'TO RNORD: -Activity in connection with appearance of youths in court on Icharges of failing toproduce their National Service Draft Carde-nrsrnmmgl Heater 1.65 2; he 15: 12/11/261; 12/11/256; vw 1.9219VPF l 912; VPF 17489; VP? 13865; VPF 18866; VP? 12905; VT’? 3137vn 14694; 3/2/601; 3/2/650 ‘ K sscxs-'1‘(‘L‘is;$7.tiY.mhm-——~"'~‘+~ » —-—— ~ -— -‘-HQ - *'=‘

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Qi9:19 l$ - 4' 66 # ‘T’/~¢. "}€on-=»...€<Lmores? imtwourse count—CI-IARGE IS ADJOURNEDA crowd of about 70 anti-Vietnam conscription demon- ‘strators gathered in protest outside Carlton Court today.They formed up on theplantation between thecourthouse and the Carlton police'station. ' ‘ti’;liigrmuurlomxi»a./Y/3% ',.a./3,/3'. 1 II Y" ")23/a_ //.\‘/_5_/5/7>'/85 .'5- " F1815775772.EXTRACT WM VIis15*9‘The demonstratorsAndrew Kingston llundon, otloyal Pde.,PIYEVIHE, wh'o_Was charged with having tailedto notify authorities that his draft card hadbeen destroyed.Blunden was a 1 s 0charged with havingfailed to produce hisNational Service regla-tration certicate whenIskedto do so.The case was adioumeduntil April 254 He did hiltappear.Ontride the court. thedemonstrators mrrledrFIa-cards and some dist ou-ted par-nohletr while theMelbourne district com-mittee of the Amalgama-ted HlgineerinlUnionheld a meeting.The dernonatratora in-cluded lome women whoaald the had children orgrandeh dren in the call-up. Joined the de:nonrtra-ION.LET INAa the ease was beingadjourned inside thecourt policemen atood inthedoorway. One saidthat the demonstratorsomild enter. so lona as theplacard: were left outside.The students mauv orwhom claimed to knowBlunden. said they werefrom the Youth ClmpaignAgainst Conscription or-ganisllion.Amember. Trevor Anh-ton. sold that the zroullwould try to be at otheralmilar court crises.The Women. who gath-ered outside. claimed thatthey did not know enchother heiure today. huisaid they belonged topence movementa.TheAEU meeting oase-ed a motion condemningoonacriptlon and attacking;the Vietnamese war as “rahoeking sacrice oi PIO-th llta oi rotllware thare to supportLaurie Carmichael. whowaa there with lb corn-rnlttee membela.saidaltervtards: "1 am a veryEl-oud member oi thei\'l\-Bi Pl-RY — Xhave held a ticket tor 23earay .“But the majority 0! thecommittee are member-a orthe ALP."Mr Carmichael aald theunion Xi: gran $100 to;warda uaaagain;oomeription and plannedto give “a lot more.”1Iil4pie on e r o. . . by.the U3. and othermonopolies." .The AIU diatrlet com-mittee aoerotary, Mi9?_5.&5£'}'i_°"=U.-1?. I -~....;..~.. \t\'.-ml-I. Ups):.C.L.0....,.q.,/'0.I‘;r...\l) Fr‘Rs'uC°?tl.$....,.:../91.." .u._./I)‘. OBl . (B)(0)(H)(b)soTIPLITS.COPY Dill__. -...___.__.__...__..-' .:t.i=:.. olli1---r-"B, F - '*"-r.::"

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O 4SECRET ‘WTELEPHONE: S2 0261 g _' ' ‘ . /,*<'.~is:;>=.. l..,..e. MELBOURNE 4_,g\ék.§,:;q:h In Reply \_POSTAL ADDRESS: BOX zzasu .¢??1J'_,_'g:_w,<§§'r‘!:, QM": LL 5 $40G.P.O.. mnsounuz. .'>’1‘.‘_':‘"'CQMMONWEALTH OI AUSTRALIADEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY35¢ SWANSTON STREET,MELBOURNE. CJ.18th December, 196k.Director-General,A.S.I.O. Headquarters,Box 5105BB, G.P.O.,MELBOURNE, Vic.,,gBLUNDEN A.ndrewKi st E’ m'3.Reference your memorandum 1E%;2 of 3.12.6hconcerning the abovenamed I have a tach ,a copy of ath Security 6fficer, Fishermen's Bend,V cationreport from econcerning the employment of theabovenamed as a aStudent at Aeronautical Research Laboratories.As you will note Blundenis access will be verylimited. Aeronautical Research Laboratories have nowbeen advised that a minor‘s vetting clearanceto"Confidential" level is held for Blunden, however in viewof the temporary nature of his duties his access shouldbe as limited as possible.Forwarded for your information as requested.er will be maintained on this subject. -aft§El§LiE£E£lL£JEIl£2£1’ ,, /$4 a) Q/\//\»'\¢-/ .*P"°.<=\l9# .7”6§ ‘ _ \\Q 15$ /L; [Y\ ‘ V] Y7,,A dossiv/ M. .{"’// 4 ‘£12 1 i;q‘ ?; tmQ @€cREr=.-.-.1m "Eye" "“_.\\

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5.\Ov A.S.I.O." M I N U T E P A P E RSubied. Andrew Kingston BLUNDEN ......... ..19e6l.t[11]B/10/105Secret Check - Department of Supply - Vacationtudent - Minor with continual access tonfidential level, A.R.L.LA/[gall/ilk3,4,q4+,~,,‘,,,o, \-T -44”’-vs-\.nA7 »-v~'~4w~I\~v-/ -/1 -/um-¢~‘+,A- i_reot@11. Andrew Kingston BLUNDEN is not adversely recorded.Q-.6?“§7’2. His parents, Elbert Ralph BLUNDEN and Betty Genevieve BLUNDEN arerecorded asstated in R.D. , Vic. 1|-535 of 13th Novanber 196!“ At Flag "A" isinfomation about them forwarded to the Attorney-General in April 1961. Theonly additional information is that "Q" Report 62/L45 of 28th February 1962,reported theirnames on a list of addresses held by the A.S.F.S.The recommendation by R. D. , Vic. in paragraph 5 of his memo 4635is ageed With.l4~ It is suggested that the submitting authority be informed that:-I(' "Elbert Ralph BLUNDFZN,father‘ of Andrew Kingston BLUNDEN,contested the Camberwéll Municipal Elections in August 1914+ asa Communist candidate:In 1945 he was reported to be a contributor to the Communistweekly "Guardian".In 1953 e. closerelative of BLUNDEN stated that he hadsevered all connections with the Commxmist Party ofAustralia.In 1957,1959 and 1962 reliable reports indicate that hehad connections with Communist:-front organisations."><-”°7~/<+ I~,$§/6,, an; wr¢.W“¢...1 Ax Q.Aunwqé ,_m_“4 1/17.4,&4< 1-4<4Z¢( "““’/4if _4_(' L¢‘“““‘é( ./Zri-4u4I»\l‘ AZII - - . .l (JO ..¢;4%<q,¢¢¢/If/%aw; Amt... 1 -M/4%’? 4 at W 42..@»@-./54»-<-g>2\ ‘7”/1 Y

[10]sscarr vrr. 2092COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIAO AUSTRALIAN SECURITY INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATIONTILIGRAHII BOX 5219 BE, G.P.O.“ALI9‘l’ERlTY" MELBOURNE MELBOURNEHeadquarters, 4 6 3 '3November’ 1964.A . S . I .0 -Andrew Kigg§t0n nnuumm Irfsurnames‘ Department of Supply vetting list vs.1s463 (Serial No. 1) of23rd October, 1964, upon which subject figures as an applicantfor vacational employment atAeronautical Research Laboratories.Andrew Kingston BLUNDEN was born in Melbourne on 11th October, 1945.He gives his address es 91 Royal Parade, Parkville, and describes himself as astudent. His proposed vacationalemployment at Aeronautical Research Labor-atories would necessitate hi access to a Protected Area and to information atCONFIDENTIAL level.Q/10//Q32. Sub ct has not previously com to notice. However, his parents,ElbertRalph and Betty Genevieve BLUND , were first brought to the notice ofHeadquarters in a memorandum from s office dated 2nd May, 1950 titled ‘JuneHyatt BARNE'I'l'.“ "Q" repogt dated 19th November, 1953 describedRalphBLUHDEH as a. definit Party member by self-confession. Further inform-ation on Elbert Ralph BLUNDEN was sent to Headquarters with this office memorandum318 dated 31st January, 1959, and a reply thereto underHeadquarters' memorandum2591 dated 5th March, 1959 was received. (Hesdqua.rters' reference B/10/103and 33/6/123.) /3. "Q" report 17047 dated the 10th November, 1959 reports R.BLUNDEN's name as appsa ess book heldby Keith MeEWAli, VictorianSecretary of the Australia-Soviet Friendship Society. Travel Notifications forBLUNDEN and his wife were forwa edquatsrs with a memorandum dated 3rdMarch, 1961. "Q" report 62/455 dated 28thFebruary, 1962 reportsthe BLUNDEM as appearing on a lis e by the Australia,-Soviet FriendshipSociety.4. Police Special Branch have no record of Andrew Kingston BLUITDEN, butstated that their latest information on hisparents is that in 1958 SeniorConstable WEISH conducted a survey in the Balwyn ares and reported that heconsidered BLUNDEN and his wife as still actively left-wing.5. Nothing of an adverse nature is lcnown concerningsubject. As hisemployment is of a temporary and vocational nature, and his access limitedto COIIFIDENTIAL level, it is not considered that a clearance should be with-held. However, as information exists to show that his parentsare stillconnected with s. comunist-controlled organisation, it is suggested that theappropriate authorities be informed of their affiliations.r_QjZ,.L_)\_, P‘Regional Director, Victoria.Eng)/

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