Northern Ireland conflict assessed as stalemate and reform options
The piece analyzes sectarian violence in Northern Ireland, arguing reconciliation seems distant. It weighs direct rule from London, reunification by peaceful means, and the rise of the Alliance Party as potential moderating forces amid entrenched religious bigotry. It notes political paralysis at Stormont and concerns over military reliance.
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Northern Ireland
Pakistan
Middle East
Stormont
London
Westminster
Labour
Fastner
Belfast
Irish Republic
Two
Irelands
Alliance Party
Trial by public gaze in Sheik Rahman case opposed
Letters to the editor protest a secret in camera trial of East Pakistan figure Sheikh Rahman. Readers urge government openness, warning that exclusion from international opinion harms due process and public trust. Names and affiliations appear amid a collage of participants and supporters.
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Nul
East Pakistan
Sheik Bur Rahman
Pah
Fan
Wealonal
Wiven
Annewe
Sheik Mashur Raman
Srs
Generslly
Heoffrey Sahero
Conner
Salliam
Softai
Pia
de Jong
Tan Piordens
Chawpond
MINN
Mackerras
Dave Ie
Une
Salem AC
ADIL
Anne’ AY
Sip Reith Hancock
Basham
Kwon
Barrier to study and access to education voices
Readers protest barriers to study at Canberra venues highlighting admission refusals to an Advanced Education diploma course and calls to broaden entry to other sub professional advanced training. Letters also report on public facilities and discrimination issues for women and ex servicemen, urging fair access and inquiry into conduct at RSL venues and police actions. The correspondence frames education access as a wider equality question in Canberra society.
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Canberra
College of Advanced Patucation
Halen
Iin
Penision
Neanbeyan
RSL
Auer Haha
Aner
Eyiservices
Wwe
Sn Corm Momma Cat
Hamy
RAN
Funlge Kaphe
Larvi- Ying
Bethe Peterson
Henry Belle
Atin
Prise
Wileton
Bathurst Tail
Nsw
US Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
I Skelly Wright
Daylight Saving Debate and Proposed Change
A discussion outlines daylight saving concepts and the potential impact of shifting clocks. The text cites general benefits and drawbacks including earlier darkness and longer daytime, noting that authorities consider extending daylight hours to avoid future referendums.
Postman clears hut at Deakin shops this Saturday
A reader reported a postman clearing a hut at Deakin shops this morning, noting the time around 8. The observer described the scene and the postman's movements in a brief hometown update.
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Deakin
New quality for wool—enduring label discovery
A fragmented note ponders wool quality and synthetic competition. The writer cites a cardigan label reading “Staline, machine washable, pilee fistant” as evidence influencing perceptions of wool’s value in Australian markets.
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Piave
Fair play appeal after controversial rugby match at Canbera Oval
A reader reports a despicable taint on a Sunday rugby game at Canberra Oval. He claims premeditated misconduct by Fast Emre players and abusive language from a committee member, urging action by the executive and representatives to prevent repeats and safeguard fair play.
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SerMert Oval
Heini
Canberra
Gowl
Ihe
Uch & Suet Santo
Thurday
Prop
Grip
Revertes Association
Out-of-order TV sets advertised in local papers
Readers report advertisements claiming to sell television sets described as working when they were not. The Canberra Times and Your Newerper noted advertised sets priced low to lure customers, causing wasted trips. A buyer details a son’s pocket money used for purchase and a misleading ad campaign.
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Rogers Rave
AKU
David Jones
Canberra Times
Civic
Catmudl Waranjangs
Royal National Exhibition Seats and Sponsors Noted
Fragmented OCR text references a royal event, an exhibition, and associations with names like Sir Paul and Lady Heaslagh. Details are unclear due to damaged text. main ideas include a regal patronage, a national industry display, and mentions of sponsors in a ceremonial context.
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Paul
Heaslagh
Royal National
Rhodesia settlement hinges on Anglo Rhodesian deal
Rhodesia faces a complex compromise to gain legal independence while gradually advancing African political rights. The path hinges on reconciling a Rhodesian republican constitution with Britain's no majority rule principle, amid sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
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Rhodesia
Coverusetty
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
R.A. Butler
Southern Rhodesia
Zambia
Malawi
Southern Rhodsaa
Great Britain
Ian Smith
Svar
ZAP
HMS Fearless
Britain
Wilson
British Privy Council
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Aly
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Roy Welvensky
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UDI
Mrv Smith
Rhodesian Front
Wilton
Smith
HMS Tiger
United Nations
Santony
Rhodesi
ZAPU
ZANU
Organisation of African Unity
Zimbabwe
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