Stand of priests diocese matter stirs Canberra club
Three of four priests clashed with Archbishop TV Cahill over the Pope's ban on artificial birth control. They attended classes at Caramarin College in Dickson yesterday and joined Education Week open night, while under direction from the archbishop and the Sacred Heart Order. Father J Mahon and others occupying diocesan offices declined to comment or travel plans to Canberra. The Sydney Catholic Church press secretary said the issue is for Canberra-Goulburn diocese, with private discussions possible between Cardinal Gilroy and the archbishop. A letter to The Canberra Times defended a Catholic, good faith use of contraception as not signaling disobedience. Signatories include Fathers Fallon Hingerty Rundell and Hanrahan.
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Apt word parsing fails to extract a clear headline
A mangled news fragment mentions Jordan and a security council meeting with references to a crime arm and a power attache. The text is incoherent and cannot establish a concrete event, date, or identifiable organizations for a concise summary.
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Gothic Fire Kills Halliday Family and Three Officers
Holiday tragedy aboard the Gothic leaves John Halliday his wife Eileen and two sons Allan 11 and David 7 dead, along with three British officers Daniel Mulcealy fifth engineer Paul Goldfinch junior engineer and Edward Kelly third electrician. The blaze struck the bridge and accommodation decks as the ship sailed toward Britain with cargo.
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Collision in fog off Dover claims ships damaged
In dense fog six miles off the British coast, a 7,400 ton Greek freighter and a 496 ton German merchant ship collided. The Kehdingerland was badly holed while the Stylinos Reslis reported damage. Fleet reports mention no casualties.
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Australia loses to Glamorgan in Swansea match
Glamorgan defeated Australia by 79 runs at Swansea. Australia were bowled out for 245 with Paul Sheahan top scoring after a 112 run stand, his best tour effort. Mallet was run out on 99 and Connolly helped push the total with late action before Sheahan fell. Glamorgan, who also beat Australia in 1964, secured the victory with disciplined bowling and sharp fielding.
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Ship shelters dying Tasmanian sheep on voyage
About 1,000 sheep valued at 6,000 are dying from starvation on the Tasmanian coastal freighter Sumatra sheltering off Flinders Island. More than 10 have died and more will perish without food and water landing, after being loaded from Fon for Melbourne and taken a day and a half voyage with no fodder provided aboard.
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ALP seeks QC advice on federal boundary plan
Sydney report says the Australian Labor Party will refer the proposed redistribution of Federal electoral boundaries to its legal and constitutional committee for advice. The Federal executive, meeting in Sydney, resolved not to oppose legislation to implement the change while protesting departures from equal suffrage in the plan.
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Whitlam draft outlined for one vote principle in Labor party
The Federal Leader Whitham drafted a resolution for the 17 member executive to back the one vote one value principle and to press for reform of the Commonwealth Electoral Act while not opposing replacing divisions. The committee includes Whitlam, Murphy, Cohen, Wran, Downing, and Ogilvie, with Keeffe chairing the policy committee and Wright noted as contributing. The report schedules a committee meeting to prepare and present to the Federal executive, amid funding disputes and internal party divisions.
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NZ workers win wage rise after arbitration decision
Wellington Monday reports that New Zealand workers will receive wage increases up to 24 dollars per week under a general wage order granted by the Arbitration Court. The Federation of Labour and the Federation of Trade Unions applied jointly, seeking 17.6 percent, a figure previously rejected.
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Rockefeller predicts Nixon bid stall at GOP convention
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says Nixon lacks enough votes to clinch the Republican nomination on the first ballots at the Miami Beach convention. Estimates vary with Nixon at 570, 530, or 670 votes, while Rockefeller and Reagan seek a candidate who can win.
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Harradine apology rejected by Federal executive
The ALP Federal executive reiterated it would not seat Tasmanian delegate Mie R W. B. Harradine and rejected his apology for claiming some members favored comfort. The decision, dated May 7, states the apology did not meet requirements and notes Harradine did not attend today's meeting. Senator Devili attended as an alternative delegate.
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Mine hits train in Saigon area amid Vietcong activity
A sabotage blast damaged a South Vietnamese rail line near Phan Rang City, killing two civilians and wounding four. US and South Vietnamese authorities blamed Vietcong gunners who fired from the area, while the crew were rescued.
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Meeting Will Define Death In Area Week
A meeting will define the death toll and discuss serious losses as teachers have already met in the area this year. The report notes ongoing deliberations and references page 3.
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