Illness hits hundreds across Canberra suburbs
Doctors report a gastro enteritis outbreak affecting hundreds in Canberra’s suburbs with many children hospitalized or kept in bed. Symptoms include vomiting fever and abdominal pain with dehydration common among toddlers from the Woden Valley. Intravenous fluids used. isolation measures in place as cases rise then ease.
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Woden
Pont
Axel Aga
Wader
Mulds A. Apotegan
Wuner
Mon Elvin
Watc
Hepatitis Concern Prompts Tumut School Closure Request
Parents press NSW Director of Public Health to close Tumut school until a health threat subsides amid an outbreak of hepatitis. Over the past eight weeks about 350 children have shown symptoms, with another dozen cases reported recently at Mary school.
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Nsw
Sablineteen
Destroyer in action near Saigon report
Fragmented AP copy reports a destroyer in action near Saigon with unclear wording and multiple garbled names. The fragment mentions the Seventh Fleet and US forces in the vicinity, but details and identities are not distinguishable.
Wide search fails to find two frogmen
A dawn search for two missing Naval frogmen from MAS Stuart in Sydney’s Servis Bay resumes after a 20-diver sweep found no trace. Kenneth Hislop and Geoffrey Hales, both 20s, disappeared during a routine anti sabotage exercise near Jervis Bay, as helicopters and a Vampire jet firerate were involved in the incident.
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Sydney
Priday
Servis Bay
Kenneth] Ohn Hislop
Es Two
Schaal Ha
Sydney Tangs
RAN
Tian Penheas
Stuart
Holice and
Gurkhas
Mas Stuart
Shire
Hong Kong Border Fire Reports Amid Tense Standoff
Chinese troops fired two bursts across the Hong Kong border as British troops and police forced back Chinese workers and protesters at the closed frontier. The clash follows earlier violence that left five Hong Kong policemen shot and heightened regional tensions during the ongoing border standoff.
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Hong Kong
Frday
Aap-Reuter
Appeal upheld in university theft case
Mr Justice Joske Peaid yesterday quashed the conviction of two university students for stealing $160 from the Commonwealth, ruling the acts were not criminal though wro ng and insolent. The pair, Troon and Lee, were fined $80 each in Canberra. their appeal cited insufficient evidence and magistrate errors. Sydney Supreme Court later noted the case, with context about the arbitration commission and a flagpole incident outside the Australian Tramway Omnibus Employees Association.
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Justice Joske J. Peaid
Commonwealth
Tron
Lee
Dobson
Canberra
ACTI
Sydney
Supreme ‘Court
David
Moran
John
Elen
Iame
Cold Weather To Continue Across ACT and NSW
Weather forecast warns of continuing cold conditions in the ACT and New South Wales with gusty westerly winds. Cloudy periods give way to brighter spells at times, with below average maximums and cool minimums forecast through the coming days.
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Baresu
Tarcubron Nsw
Chariofie
Pamlend
Sydney Wealley
She” Valley
Postal workers to work to regulations NSW strike plan announced
NSW postal workers vow to work to regulations beginning July 1 in protest against federal fines and government inaction. NSW APWU secretary Richardson and the postal clerks and telegraphists union members express impatience with negotiations and plan a larger meeting to decide further action.
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Nsw
Troon
Lee
Railway Union
Sydney
Aes
Amalgamated Postal Workers Union
Richardson
Vera
Regina
Es Skacidal
Talont
Tel
Mmemivera
Conder
APWU
Fis
Cam Paisn
Thieu Urges Pause in Bombing to Seek Talks
General Thieu, South Vietnam head of state, said if elected president he would seek a weeklong pause in U S bombing of North Vietnam before Christmas to coax Hanoi toward negotiation. He outlined steps showing goodwill and legality of a new government, while noting uncertain Hanoi reaction.
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Saigon
Thieu
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thien
Statz
Tarliee
United
Manol
Pedo Boata
Sis
South Tonkin
Vietnam
Johne
$150 Million Iron Ore Deal In Western Australia
Perth signed an iron ore agreement with the WA Government potentially unlocking at least 150 million pounds in capital for the Pilbara district. The project envisions a new port at Cape Arnhem, a 190 mile rail line from Mt Lockyer near Wittenoom, and a processing complex with capacity for about 10 million tons of pellets. Named Yanweisht Iron Mines, the venture would see a major expansion in WA’s mining and export infrastructure with government review to proceed over two months.
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Perth
Perth Mining Partners
Lang Hancock
EA. Wright
Pilbare
Wartnershipy
Yanweisht
Wittenoom
Pilhara
Mt Lockyer
Wyuenoom
Capearabes
Ta Vermin
Hamersley
Mt New Washington
Melbourne
Friday Johnson
Cam Union of
Fed
Actu Ton
House of Repte
Thy Purinere
Marketwin
Europe
Mill
Postal Workers
Vecre
Congress
Ira Wre
G. Slater
Tonkin Gulf
Mt Lock
President Tower
A. Smokeaman
Walter Union
Reso
Sydney
Vietnam
Kennedy Sounds Alarm Over Saigon Election Interference
Senator Robert Kennedy warned in a Senate speech that South Vietnamese military leaders are undermining the September 3 presidential election. He cited harassment of candidates and attempts to control the process as mounting evidence of interference. In Saigon civilian candidates lament restricted campaigning and seek government guarantees of security and facilities from Ky and Thien.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Saigon
Fragmented Late News Item About Unclear Event
The readable fragments describe an uncertain incident with names and places not fully recoverable. Key details remain obscure, with no clear date or outcome to confirm.
Industrial Develop ment Minister outlines two stage project
The Industrial Development Minister stated that reopening the asbestos mine is not part of the agreement. Stage one requires a $70 million minimum investment, including town port and rail upgrades to export 3 million tons of iron pellets annually. Stage two envisions $80 million minimum investment for annual production and export of 3 million tons of iron or 1 million tons of steel by 30 April next year.
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Industral Development
Court
Vad
Aither
Iber
No Great Budget Surprise Likely Feature and Notices
A fragmented index mentions real estate pages and a feature on reviews. Some garbled names and phrases reference Soren Poe and revolt against administration. readable portions hint at the classified index and page placements rather than a coherent event.
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