Prasad case not over says Powditch supporter in Fiji
Nancy Prasad, six, arrived home in Suva after an overnight flight from Sydney. Her brother-in-law and architect Mr Powditch said the legal fight to send her back to Australia continues, with counsel to be sought in Sydney. Mrs Prasad complained of neglect and poverty among her children.
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Suva
Nancy
Ancastor
Rep. Powditch
Powditch
Australia
Sydney
Mra Prasad
Nancy Prasad incident highlights immigration policy debate
The report describes Nancy Prasad's 1971 abduction scare and the fallout as Australian officials face calls to reform immigration rules. It notes public anger over perceived government pressure on a dark skinned child, while detailing widespread travel disruptions from heavy snow and blackouts across Canberra and regions, with services limited for 23 hours and events canceled or postponed.
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Nancy
Shri Frasad
Ihe
Lambasa
Vanua Levu Island
Suva
Io Sydney
Charles Perkins
Fiji
Darghan Street
Glebe
Alan Walker
Central Methodist Mission
Australia
Nancy Prasad
Democratic Labour Party
Mel
Bourne
Sheerly
McManus
Presenland
Satur
Tharwa
Williamsdale
Rowen Forest
Ye Jones
Canberra
Rugby Union
Narohoggan
Southern Alps
Victoria
Central Ranges
Nwsw
Three men die in Goulburn air crash
A Cessna 172 owned by Rex Aviation Ltd crashed during a turn near the Goulburn aerodrome killing pilot Dory Gregory Cartwright 18 of Goulburn Ross Francis 25 of Taralga and Colin Leslie Grant Philps 24 of Coogee Sydney. The aircraft had flown about 70 hours since factory delivery and was being demonstrated to Goulburn Aero Club members.
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Rex Aviation Ltd
Bankstown
Sydney
Colin Leslie Grant /Philps
Mount Street
Coogee
Dory
Gregory Cartwright
Opal Street
Goulburn
Ross Francis
Taralga
Phillips
Rex Aviation
Aero Club
Francis
The
M Gust
Boughton
Ansett
Cartwright
Tor
Queanbeyan betting raid and Canberra snow disruption
Police charged 43 men after a raid on a Queanbeyan betting club while another club in Crawford Street faced liquor licence issues. The Canberra region endured a seven hour snowfall causing widespread road closures and taxi and bus service disruption with almost 100 taxi-related accidents reported.
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Bettin
Queanbeyan
Crawford Street
Queanbevyan
Queanbeyan Court
Canberra
Teludin
National Roads and Motorists Association
NRMA
Pope Thurk dickies urged 4 Inuere ahered weapon
Pope Thurkick urged that the world move away from weaponry and seek peace as he marked the 2nd anniversary of Hiroshima. He prayed at his residence and reflected on the need for nonviolent solutions to conflict.
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Pope Thurk Dickies
Tito
Shina
Lovehime Ie
Pilerinas
Miroshima
Soviet tests a plan for private farms
Soviet official discuss a limited form of private land ownership led by agronomist V Zhulin. The plan would subdivide vast collective and state farms into smaller holdings owned and worked by individuals, with profits shared according to effort and output. Experimental tests were under way in the Kazakh republic and fertile regions to measure viability and productivity improvements.
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Moscow
V. Zhulin
Russia
Nein
Zhulin
Khstan
Soviet Union
Indonesia launches first outer space research rocket
Indonesia launched its first outer space research rocket from Tudon yesterday. Air Commodore Inam Sukarjo called the K 81 class mission totally successful as data gathered marked the first for the equatorial zone beyond orbital heights.
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Diakarta
Aap-Reuter
Indonesia
Antara
Tudon
Outer Space Aviation Institute
Inam Sukarjo
Radio Djakarta
Two men sought in bush near Canberra after missing trip
Police search for Stanley Beadman and John Weethorp who failed to return from a shooting expedition in bush country south of Canberra. They took warm clothes and blankets but only two meals, last seen near McCawley Street Watson. A RAAF helicopter assisted the search with a Holden utility bearing ACT plates, and authorities urged tips to the local station.
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Naas-Gudgenby
Canberra
Stanley Beadman
John Weethorp
Soth
McCawley Street
Watson
Christians undercount in census claims by K S Inglis
Australian Christians are not all they claim to be in census returns says K S Inglis. The report notes discrepancies and questions about religious self identification.
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K. S. Inglis
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