Chrysler to close Victoria Australia plant amid production shift
The Victoria plant will shut with production moving to an unnamed site in Australia and potentially to North America as a temporary halt limits output. Federal officials warn the vehicle builders federation that local workers may be affected and that reemployment promises hinge on industry labour movements.
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Biel
Rolfe
Clive Down
Liessler
Ira Sontimsaniom
Anya Earor
Amined
Kare
Pulver Cheyer
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Buiders Prominyees Federation
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Erites Foniehi
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Late News Strewn About A Page
Fragmentary items surface from a late edition with scattered words and unreadable lines. Key names places and dates are not discernible, leaving a fragmented snapshot of a newspaper page.
ACT road toll climbs with three crash deaths
Canberra reports a fatal two car collision amid a grim holiday toll. Authorities cite high speeds and alcohol as factors. The dead include residents of Tumut and Marrickville, with several injured taken to hospital. Police urge caution on NSW roads as officials tally the weekend fatalities.
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Sydney
Mundas
Nsw
Trasport
Morris
Oda
Minster
Thuint
Ely
Swedish Academy chief blocked from Moscow trip for Solzhenitsyn visa
Stockholm reports the Swedish Academy's Dr Karl Ragnar Gierow was refused a Soviet visa to present the 1970 Nobel Literature laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn with his medal and diploma in Moscow. Gierow indicated no further comment and postponed travel.
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Stockholm
Aap-Reuter
Swedish Academy
Karl Ragnar Gierow
Soviet Union
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Gierow
Moscow
Canberra High Court site chosen near Lake Burley Griffin
Canberra moves closer to hosting the High Court with a government decision on the site near the southern shore of Lake Burley Griffin. An architectural competition was approved for the building, construction possible in 07M, with details pending a firm estimate and final site plan.
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High Court of Australia
Suthern
Lake Burley Grifin
McMahon
Mihiding
X Firm
de Cyn
Een
Teianele’ Farlier
Ntional Dai
Ulm
Change in auctions discussed by ACT Interior Minister
Minister for the Interior Mr Hunt told the ACT Advisory Council he could consider changes to restricted auction provisions and sought the council’s advice. He proposed measures to curb speculative builders, retain five year resale limits, and adjust price and eligibility rules to maintain price stability. The council’s 8 member committee includes Independents, Liberal, Labor and NCDC representatives.
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Interior
Mr Hunt
ACT Advisory Council
Teasey
Council
Utah
Stine
Hine
Mir A. J. Pitzgerald
Australia
Partsy
Mir
Communists seize Hue outpost in South Vietnam drive
In a major offensive leap, Communist forces pushed into South Vietnam and captured a key Hue outpost near the city’s defenses. US jets and carriers hammered North Vietnamese ramps with hundreds of strikes as South Vietnamese reinforcements rushed by air toward the Cua Viet river area.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hue
United Press Internat
Ional
The
Gulf
Tonkin
Cua View
Washington
North Vietnam
US and South Vietnam face heavy losses in Vietcong battles
US and South Vietnamese forces report 300 dead and 600 wounded as fighting continues across the province. Vietcong artillery and infantry actions disrupt routes near Ouang Tre, with air strikes by B26 bombers and Navy destroyers targeting supply lines. Washington signals reinforcement support and ongoing operations around Da Nang and neighboring areas.
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Ouang Tr
Rhodesia Papers Handover Noted By ABC Officials
Fragmented report details a Rhodesia papers handover processed by ABC officials with unclear references to defense, government actions, and named individuals. The text shows mistranscribed terms and partial names, outlining a formal handover context without clear dates or outcomes.
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Rhodesia
ABC Ae Ie
Fragmented Historical Page Snippet on Ireland and Economy
A rough OCR fragment mentions Ireland and Stormont, with references to economy and pages 18 to 30. It cites individuals or terms like Independent of Britain and universities, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes. No specific dates or names are clearly identifiable.
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Ireland
Britain
Calwell memoirs planned for October release
Melbourne reports that the memoirs of former Federal Opposition Leader Arthur Calwell will be published in October. The Labor Party resisted early publishing pressure and Calwell hopes to complete the work by July with about 300,000 words across several chapters. The book is expected to present a candid view of the party and key figures, with implications for the upcoming election.
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Melbourne
Thesday
Arthur Calwell
Expe
Prenure
Labor Party
Selay
Uni
Pack
Ben
Balwell
Rere
Canberra
G'Nell
Lanar
Colwell
Curtin
di Fron
Whitham Iy
Wvist
San
Qantas limits New Zealanders from new London fare
Qantas restricted New Zealand travelers from a new one way Sydney London fare. The move blocks NZ customers from the 818 Auckland to London option while others may still seek connections via Australia or other routes. Air New Zealand indicated no immediate match to the reduced price and interline talks with carriers were expected soon.
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Australia
Qantas
Sydney
London
Ravengers
Europe
Sr Shanes
Auckland
Malling
Auta
Nandi
Neware
Qanuay
Air New Zealand
Middle East
Alt
South Africa Terrorism Trial Convicts Thirteen
Natal reports 13 defendants, all non-white, found guilty under the Terroriam Act for alleged plans to overthrow the state by force of arms. Jury verdict delivered after one of the longest trials in South African history. judge to announce sentence later.
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Pieter Maritzberg
Natal
Mt Juake James
South Africa
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