Radio Guerillas Report On Phnom Penh Rebel Advance
A Cambodian National United Front radio report monitored in London said units of the National Liberation Army entered Phnom Penh. It urged people to stay away from military targets and take up arms against the government, claiming to strike at key stations and to pressure the capital from multiple directions amid U S air power and heavy fighting.
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Cambodian National United Front
London
National Liberation Army
Phnom Penh
BUC
Cam
Radi
Carepodian
Nor Codom
Sihanouk
Idea
Kamba
Abo Tive
Mies
Munis
Phaan Penh
Amerison
Cambodia
Suerita Enpial
Trejedt
Press Internationall
Phnom Peat
Cambonta
Aprial
UPI
Kambol
Haid
High Command
Takaenau
Highway 2
Earle Report
Yugoslav trip ends in mystery for Australian man
A Canberra based Australian, Mr Frank Gombar, 34, was detained in Belgrade after a short Yugoslav holiday. Family and friends say he left Australia ten weeks ago for a three month break. He underwent medical checks as the Department of Foreign Affairs handles consular procedures.
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Jan’ Vuposlav
Frank Gombar
Belgrade
Canberra
Gombar
Aurralia ix
Yugoslavia
Political figure dies in apparent accident
A local political figure, Commissioner died after an incident described as a fall. The article notes a sudden death and references official statements but provides few details on the circumstances or location. The report mentions the name incompletely due to the fragmentary OCR text.
ASIO confirms Croat groups presence and visit details
ASIO confirms existence of Croat groups not formally organised with multiple individuals acting together. Officials say foreign secret police likely active in Australia but refused to name countries or extent. During a March 15 visit, confusion inside ASIO and questions from Senator Murphy raised questions about access and the extraordinary event.
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ASIO
Melbourne
Murphy
Barboer
Asio Gaff
Government to repurchase government houses policy shift
The Department of the Capital Territory may repurchase government houses if sellers are within five years of purchase. A policy review reveals the department will offer a first option to buy back, with repurchase valuations set by the Taxation Department. Experts note possible cheaper government-built houses than buyback.
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Department of the Capital Territory
Sita
Government House
Department
Taxation Department
Department of the Capital ‘Territory
National Capital Development Commission
Ciy Area
ACT Real Estate Insitute
John Taner
Serenov ‘al
Headstone Kills Youth at Maldon
A youth was killed when a headstone toppled at Maldon in Melbourne today. Emergency services attended the scene as investigators began inquiries into the incident and its circumstances.
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Maldon
Korean exile abducted in Tokyo police hunt man
Tokyo police launched a major manhunt after South Korean opposition figure Kim Yong June was allegedly kidnapped by five men at a Tokyo hotel. Witness Kim, 47, living in exile in Japan and the United States, said he was seized after leaving a meeting with Democratic Unification Party members. A magazines with bullets was found in the room, and host Yong Yong led the party said the Korean Embassy in Tokyo ordered Kim’s return to Seoul.
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Sokyo
Satel
Mr Kim
Japa
United States
Democratic Unification Party
Ae Kim
Park
Httle
Yong
Tokyo
Kim
Seoul
Canberra officers seal building after Croatian extremism probe
Canberra regional director of ASI reports a police operation at an office amid a security probe into Croatian extremism. Inspectors and Commonwealth Police seal containers, secure the main conference area, and await the Attorney General. Senator Murphy arrives, questions arise about access and safety while no documents are removed. The Prime Minister is touched on in terse exchanges, with Barbour declining to detail discussions.
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Barbour
ASIO
Durack
Australia Security Intelligence
Me Barbour
Canberra
ASI
Mike
Melbourne
Jones
Commonwealth Police
Dunn
Meral
Murphy
Pat
Wee Asifortum
Senaioe Murphy
Barfour Maid
Eomminn
Townley
Tan
Bir Barby
Whitlam
JR. McCelland
Lab
Nsw
ASIC
Donley
Education aid changes likely for developing nations
Prime Minister Whitlam signals possible shifts in Australia’s educational aid strategy. He plans to raise the topic at the Commonwealth Heads meeting and consult African and other developing countries. Proposals include admitting more scholars from developing nations and sending university staff to teach there, with funds tied to students returning home rather than staying in Australia. Australia may expand overseas teaching while ensuring recipient countries benefit directly.
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Ottawa
Me Whitlam
Australia
Whitlam
Austalia
Dors
Anarala
Moeser
University Leachers
Easinry
Thei Samitation
Centre for Doctors Briefing on Civic and Surrounding Area
Doctors in the ACT community health centres discuss a proposed centre with health officials. The plan considers funding, monthly stipends up to 91,008, and subsidies to cover overheads. Opposing doctors seek input as a formal inquiry proceeds.
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Poenle Way
Cerain Act
A. Senate
Weston calls for health centre
Defence report notes ongoing political upheaval and budget pressures as the government under Laibar faces acceptance issues. An assessment signals likely delays or shifts in health funding amid parliamentary debate. Frank Cranston referenced. Ombudsman position teased.
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Pratesi
Cata
Frank Cranston
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