Whitlam, Gough

Gough Whitlam
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Gough Whitlam

Name	Whitlam, Gough Gender: M
born on	11 July 1916 at 07:20 (= 07:20 AM )
Place	Kew, Australia, 37s49, 145e02
Timezone	AEST h10e (is standard time)
Data source	Rectified from approx. time Rodden Rating C
Astrology data	18°14' 18°27 Asc. 13°19'

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Biography

Australian politician who joined the ALP in 1945 and on 11/29/1952, won the federal seat of Werriwa. On 3/07/1960 he was elected Deputy leader of the Labor Party and on 4/27/1966, failed in a leadership challenge against Arthur Calwell. On 2/08/1967 he was elected ALP leader and on 10/25/1969 was defeated by John Gorton in the federal election.

Whitlam served in the RAAF during WW II and passed the Bar in 1947. He married Margaret Dovey on 4/22/1942; three sons, one daughter.

On 12/02/1972 Whitlam became the first Labor Prime Minster in 23 years. He was the first Australian PM to make a visit to China, on 10/31/1973, and was re-elected on 5/18/1974. After the Senate blocked supply, he and his government were dismissed on 11/11/1975 and on 12/13/1975, Malcolm Fraser's Liberals swept into power. Whitlam resigned from Parliament on 7/31/1978 and he was appointed ambassador to UNESCO on 5/04/1983. Whitlam published "The Truth of the Matter" in 1979.

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Events

• Social : Joined group 1945 (Joined the ALP political party)

• Work : Gain social status 29 November 1952 (Elected into the federal seat of Werriwa)

• Work : New Job 7 March 1960 (Elected Deputy leader of the Labor Party)

• Work : Lose social status 27 April 1966 (Lost againse Arthur Calwell)

• Work : New Job 8 February 1967 (Elected ALP leader)

• Work : Lose social status 25 October 1969 (Defeated against John Gorton)

• Social : End a program of study 1947 (Passed the bar exam)

• Relationship : Marriage 22 April 1942 (Margaret Dovey)

• Work : Gain social status 2 December 1972 (Labour Prime Minister)

• Work : Gain social status 18 May 1974 (Reelected P.M.)

• Work : Lose social status 11 November 1975 (Malcolm Fraser's Liberal Party takes over power)

• Work : Retired 31 July 1978 (Resigned from Parliament)

• Work : New Job 4 May 1983 (Appointed Ambassador to UNESCO)

• Work : Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1979 (Book released)

Source Notes

Dennis Sutton givies a rectified time of 7:19:32 AM from unspecified data stated by his family, given in Sutton's 50 Australian charts, published 1996

Categories

• Vocation : Politics : Party Affiliation (Labor Party)

• Vocation : Politics : Public office (Prime Minister)

• Vocation : Politics : Diplomat (Ambassador to UNESCO)

• Vocation : Writers : Textbook/ Non-fiction