Abattoir inquiry sparks clashes over witness answers
Canberra council inquiry into the abattoir sale sees ACT Advisory Council chair Pead clash with three Health Department reps. Questions about government policy and private facts trigger heated exchanges as witnesses refuse to answer. Carroll accuses Pead of already deciding the outcome.
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South Africa eases race bar in sport says premier
Johannesburg reports World sportsmen applaud Prime Minister Vorster as he signals gradual easing of apartheid restrictions in sport. The move would allow mixed teams from abroad to compete against white sides, while government insists on maintaining core principles. International reaction from Britain New Zealand and others is mixed amid ongoing disputes over race and politics in sport.
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Rescue at Sea Sparks Hope as Boy Is Saved
A Hobart vessel reported rescuing an eight year old boy near Saigon after a perilous encounter at sea. Officials describe the incident as a successful rescue with no further details on casualties or fate of others involved.
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Pilots fined over bombing in Saigon village attack
The US Air Force reprimanded and fined three pilots after a mistaken bombing of a pro Government village near Saigon. The strike killed 105 people and injured 250, according to AAP reporting on Wednesday.
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Stable Wharf Era in View
In Melbourne on a two week tour of four Asian nations the Prime Minister said Asia holds both dangers and hopes for the region. He spoke of social revolution and long suppressed yearnings, urging a peaceful path, upholding national integrity of Asia, and supporting Vietnam Taiwan and Korea. The speech touched on Australia’s stance amid Southeast Asia tensions and the need for diverse regional relations and economic progress. The Waterfront report discusses employment policy and the Asia region’s broader economic prospects, noting debates on permanent employment for waterside workers and regional cooperation.
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Fyshwick Shops Clash Over Leases on Border Fight
Amid border clashes Syria Israel and a Canberra business scene clash Fyshwick shops argue over lease breaches amid a tense industrial area. Officials note shifts in policy while local chamber leaders discuss retail space and private enterprise amid strong regional tensions and debates on government action.
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Support for Catholic anti war call
Fragmentary OCR text references Catholic anti war calls and Protestant support, with scattered mentions of Vietnam, junta, and budgets across pages. Context is unclear, but indicates debate on antiwar positions and political topics in the era.
Two Singers Charged in Perth Theft Case
Two members of the View lormn singing group the Roved Ones were arrested today and charged with stealing property at a Perth goorlie ale goorlie. They will appear in Perth Police Court tomorrow. One was charged with stolen 130 blankets and two pillows and a travelling companion was charged with theft of a lamp stand.
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Pilot log on leak tabled after fuel leak reports
The official trip report notes fuel was leaking from a Viscount aircraft tank during its Canberra to Sydney leg. Tests found no current leak after checks at Sydney and Canberra, with later maintenance noting fuel system issues but no active leak on subsequent flights.
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Norway arrests spies in Soviet espionage ring
Oslo police say a spy ring tied to the Soviet Union was uncovered with two men partly confessing to spying while a third suspect fled to Sweden. The investigation traces espionage links back to World War I.
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