NSW and ACT teachers face makeshift classrooms study
A NSW ACT survey reveals widespread classroom shortages with many schools operating in unsuitable spaces. It shows primary classes overburdened, with estimates of needed rooms and staff rising. ministers note reforms and potential resource increases to reduce crowding in coming years.
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Nsw
Sajil
Territory
Weller
Wworld
Exeglim Standart
Tomianer
Spoksmite
Minty Sehlaly
Act
Reson
Yeaeners
Trains hit four die in Lampertheim wreck
West Germany reports a rail disaster near Lampertheim Station where four people died and about 15 were injured. Firemen and rescue teams rushed to the scene as eyewitnesses described widespread wreckage and chaotic scenes.
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AAP
Reuter
Helvetia
TransEurme
Ese
Himeburg
Lampertheim
West Germany
Tema
Sarraitslys
Gore Jers
Fe Sosne
Indian forces clash with rebels in Kashmir report
Clashes between Indian security forces and militants in Kashmir are reported by Voice of Kashmir. The Indian government cites heavy infiltrations from Pakistan and says about 1,000 infiltrators were believed active, with significant fighting in the Kashmir region around Srinagar and Jamu. Pakistan denies escalating tensions and calls for restraint as both sides claim gains.
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Ipwin
Pakis
Seanelire
Pasian Radia
Pumihey Nf
Nwa
Sringuar
Jamin
Kashar
Anakesman
Pakistan
Danil
ZA. Bilie
Rowilpindi_inday
India
Treaten
GM Suinlg
NCDC building decisions can be challenged
A new ordinance in Cauheera allows builders and architects to appeal against National Capital Development Commission decisions on building appearance and siting. The committee could review and send the case to the Minister for building with evidence and a four year deadline, while the district manager and other officials consider design and site plans.
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NCDC
National Capital Development Commission
Cauheera
London
Revere
NCIC
Therion
Anibany
Bexcos
Mme Anthony
Woudleer
Armen
Laanberg
Amondeu
Bes
G.t.bavey
Sydney
Ays
Funtesia
Lane
Iernae
Ana
Nina A Brey University
Pitanial Planning
the Mutual Lite Wad
Citi
Chacseman
My Wine Assurance Co Ltd
Roreyg Hath
Adelaide
COW, Mowell
Royal Au Funy
Tolirslian Institute of
Archi
Lee Kuan Yew seeks aid in Singapore government change
Fragmented OCR reports a chaotic scene around Singapore politics with mentions of Chief Justice Wo Chong Im and Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. The text references the new government, the National Community Planning Committee, and possible legal challenges or reviews affecting future government actions.
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Gnvernn
Lui de Lele
oDale
Singapore
Muinuts
Wo Chong Im
Appicu
Lee Kuan Yew
Vietnamese relief force reaches Duc Co camp in siege
A battalion from the Vietnamese government relief force linked with defending paratroops at Duc Co camp after three weeks under Vietcong siege. The armored column, ambushed at least three times from Pleiku, pushed through to reinforce the special forces position. Nobel Peace Prize winners in Santa Barbara urged a ceasefire and negotiated peace, appealing to Johnson, Ho Chi Minh, and world leaders.
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Pleiku
Santa Barbara
California
Linus Pauling
Johnson
Mo Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Australian war correspondent barred from 1st Battalion unit
An Australian Associated Press correspondent, Mr Alem Waynsey, was banned from the 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment facing Vietcong activity in Vietnam. The ban, announced by Canberra, follows despatches about a search and destroy operation, with officials saying the ban does not remove him from his duties entirely.
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French Armiers An Viet Att
Associated Press
Alem Waynsey
1St
Batalion
Royal Australian Regiment
Yesteray
Ivorman
Vietcone
Army Spabeaman
Canberra
Anid
Vietnam
Talon Hinestein
Heike
Drysdale Named 5000 Pound Australia Award Winner
The Leicester Gaby General Council announced Sir Macfarlane Burnet Gallery director and NSW chair helped select the 1965 winner. Drysdale, an eminent Australian artist, receives a 5000 pound prize plus a medal.
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Sydney
Russell Drysdale
Maclallane
Willingy
Bobet
Bein Harner
Ineld
Leicester Gaby
General Council of the
Missingham
Slories
London
Briar Australia
Macfarlane Burnet Gallery
Nsw
Doegme
Youn Sin
Arman
Pany
Ways
Ant Galion
Literatiine
Medisine
Helly
Imme Aid
Abiliies Nj
Amil Aciense
Ecu Aissingham
Seid
Singapore ministers discuss policy amid regional interests
A clipped article fragment notes Singapore's foreign minister M Rajaratnam engaging with Malaysia's interests as trains and budget debates impact parliament. Mentions during a budget week with provisional estimates and references to Australia.
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Ingapore
Malaysia
Singapore
M Rajoratnam
Admirat
Australia
Provi Loin
Baehwee
France
Tollery
Mass rule eased for American Catholic weddings
Washington reports the Holy See in Rome notified U.S. Roman Catholic bishops they may allow a non Catholic ceremony during marriage masses. The change, if enacted, could permit sermons and blessings by non Catholics, sparking discussion about potential consequences and adherence to church law.
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Washington
Thursaly
Rome
United States
Amin
Salzon Feday
Americuy Newsagency
NCWC
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NSW Conservatorium of Music
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