College could gain degree powers in negotiated plan
Interim talks on a national accreditation body for advanced education could decide whether a Canberra college may award degrees within weeks. Key figures cited delays while Commonwealth State negotiations continue, with ministers and education officials seeking a unified accreditation system recognised across states.
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Australia ends Uruguay talks after police adviser killed
A Department of External Affairs spokesman said Australian immigration officials were temporarily suspended in Uruguay following the execution of American police adviser Dan Mirrione by guerrillas. Australia has no mission in Montevideo and immigration officers travel from Buenos Aires where Australia has an ancestry, the spokesman said.
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Department of External Affaire
Fragmented OCR News Item About Unknown Event
A garbled OCR snippet references an event at a place named Cairn Aly with scattered letters and broken phrases. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are legible to form a coherent headline or factual summary.
Finger Sewn Back On Boy In Sydney
A three year old boy from Yass had his severed left index finger reattached at Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children Camperdown after an intricate two hour operation. Dr Earle B Owen and a plastic surgeon used a microscope to join tiny nerves and arteries. Jason Todd’s condition was described as satisfactory after the delicate microsurgery.
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Treaty to be signed today by Bonn and Moscow leaders
Chancellor Brandt and Foreign Minister Scheel fly to Moscow for the signing of a landmark Soviet German peace treaty. The pact renounces force, respects frontiers, and seeks peaceful European security. A bomb scare delayed Bonn airport arrivals but did not derail the process. The agreement, initialled last Friday, aims to advance normalization and eventual reunification discussions.
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Finance for infants school in Queanbeyan approved
Sydney reports the Department of Education approved funds to renovate Queanbeyan Infants School and promised a new infants teacher. Maugher, Liberal MP for Monaro, spoke during a deputation by Queanbeyan Parents and Citizens Association about poor conditions and staff shortages. Renovations may include a new classroom, lavatories, and admin block, with work possibly starting later this year.
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Murder offer shocks Wollongong migrants case
Labor member Petersen calls for police inquiry into reports that a Wollongong Croatian group offered a reward for the murder of five Yugoslav migrants. He cites a letter to the premier and names a former Yugoslav secret police officer among others, describing the group as fascist and terrorist.
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Missing skier found safe near Melbourne mountain hike
Melbourne police report that Thomas Wisinger, 25, who had wed last week, was found alive and unharmed after an overnight search. The climber, a Melbourne University mountaineer, had been missing for several hours in near freezing conditions.
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Federal ALP acts to probe Victorian branch for reform
The Federal executive plans possible dismissal and reconstruction of the Victorian ALP after authorised talks with Victorian officers and ex‑ALP members. Key figures include Mr T Murs, Kim Beazley, Senator W Brown, M Young, and Peter Westerway amid calls for swift action.
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Labor splits over Galbally leadership in Victorian Council
Melbourne reports the Labor Caucus clash as federal executive moves to set aside Galballys suspension and restore leadership claims. Clyde Cameron and John Elliot urge MPs to back the federal decision while Tripovich supporters push a permanent leadership view.
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Inquiry into deaths at Wolston Park outings
Brisbane reports a full-scale health review after two patient deaths linked to outings from Wolston Park Mental Hospital Goodna. Health Minister Tooth says the incidents, the first in 22 years of hospital outings, prompt scrutiny of selection and escort procedures and a review of transport supervision for patients attending the show.
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Drought aid discussion in NSW echoed in wartime report
A terse, damaged wire-typed summary notes drought relief support in New South Wales amid a global conflict. The report mentions U S bombing actions near North Vietnam and border tensions with South Viet Nam, with page references to separate items on Middle East tracing and Jordan.
Castro admits faith not enough in Castro confession
Dr Fidel Castro’s admission of widespread political and economic mismanagement draws nationwide attention. The confessional speech last month may have implications to be singled out, as Castro acknowledges that faith alone is insufficient.
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Oil hearing opens as trade dispute goes before court
On opening day of the Commission and Arbitration Court hearing, advocates for the exe ployery and the Commonwealth Government argued the case. Seven Moorash University students were suspended yesterday for their role in the occupation of the careers and annount ruins office.
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