Seminar told Sell York in north growth plan
Brisbane Sunday seminar hears University of New South Wales Civil Engineering professor C Munro argue Cape York should be sold for development. He predicts foreign infiltration within 30 years and warns nations might not resist occupation. He cites water limits and the Gympie line as north’s development threshold. Senator Scott notes Cape York could hold about one million cattle in future, up from 100,000.
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Delayed arrival for Dreyfus to take up ANU post
Australian composer Mr George Dreyfus will delay starting his six month ANU Creative Arts Fellowship. He had been due to begin in October but will announce a move to Cologne in October for a UNESCO Fellowship for Creative Artists. He is expected back in March to resume the fellowship in Canberra.
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Melbourne home fire claims twenty nine lives
Firemen from the Metropolitan Fire Brigade battled a Melbourne blaze starting at 8 45 pm on Saturday. The third and fourth floors were destroyed with dozens of elderly residents among the dead and 14 plus injured. officials later blamed age and possible alcohol for the high loss.
Brabham's World Title Bid Hits Snag at Surfers Paradise
World champion Jack Brabham faltered after 11 laps as a minor electrical fault halted his car in Surfers Paradise. He had flown 2,000 miles from overseas races to promote his Brabham-Honda, leading the world championship with four wins but facing three remaining Grands Prix. Brabham plans to race in Europe next, including Karlskog Sweden and Monza, in pursuit of a third title.
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First clue to UK killers found in rooms
Mr Paterson described early evidence from the UK killings showing victims fleeing toward bedrooms and many huddled together in a bathroom. The report notes improvised routes and claustrophobic spaces as investigators piece together the sequence of events.
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Nightclub chase ends in deadly warehouse fire disaster
Police disclosed the car used in Friday's shooting was found but gave no location, as a chase in Soho led to a fatal warehouse blaze at Connell DesCoue CUTE wer time battlefield. Rescuers fought dense smoke to reach victims in a Melbourne hospital scene, with dozens dead or injured and officers ordering back crowds while investigators probe the blaze's cause.
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Empty tins in snowy hut clue in missing Victorians
Police probing the Snowy Mountains case found a hut with empty tins and vehicle tracks, suggesting recent occupancy by three Melbourne tourists Charles Ophel Pamela Ophel and Julian Ophel who vanished during a 1500 mile Gippsland Snowy Mountains tour. Despite air searches over Cabramurra Tooma dam and surrounding routes, no trace has been located.
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Whitlam dampens hopes of quick end to Vietnam war
Australian Deputy Leader Whitlam told Saigon reporters he believed hostilities could end in one or two years but warned civil progress mattered more. He argued a government in Vietnam was needed to provide stability and economic development, stressing the army’s work would be wasted without improved conditions for the Vietnamese people.
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London Murder Hunt Spreads Across City
The first major clue came from the Discovery of a car fused by the killers prompting a vast police search in London. Eighteen thousand officers patrolled the capital, with an army mine detector team at Wormwood Scrubs to seek bullets and clues as the nation watched. The Queen personally called Scotland Yard.
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Monster of the depths sighted off California coast
Scientists from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla report a huge shark-like creature seen at about 6,000 feet off the California coast. Photographic footage captured the odd fish, but experts could not determine its exact species or origin from the images and gills and fins remain uncertain.
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Unclear text fragment from Sydney seminar tour
Fragmentary notes describe a singing event or seminar near Kharothan in a slope area, mentioning miles traveled and a bow fight or contest between two individuals. The source text is damaged with many unreadable sections.
Crowds queue to see camellias at first national show
More than 1,000 people crowded Albert Hall for the first national camellia show held from 1am to 9pm. Organisers estimate over 10,000 attended with a continuous queue at the doors. Opened by Professor E G Waterhouse, the non competitive event displayed 2,000 blooms from all states except Western Australia. After the show the blooms were donated to Canberra Community Hospital.
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V Bombers in East to be Recalled
The Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party labels Kremlin leaders as scabs and rejects any compromise with the Soviet. The article notes impending recall of V bombers in the East amid Cold War tensions and shifts in alliance dynamics.
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Crashes kill one injure six near Harman Naval Base
A man died and six others were injured, three seriously, in two crashes within 100 yards along Canberra Avenue near Harman Naval Base just before 9 pm. Nan dor Schwalm, 40, of Narrabundah, died in the head on collision. Two ambulances and off duty staff treated casualties at Canberra Community Hospital.
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A matter of asking self government for Papua and New Guinea
The Territory of Papua and New Guinea would only need to ask for self government, said Minister for Territories Mr Barnes, but current signs suggested the Territory’s people did not want it yet. Barnes, speaking at a University of Queensland seminar, affirmed long Australian presence and future close ties with the Territory. Papuan MP A Tabua warned a long road remains and the need for Australian help.
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Floods force mass evacuations in Papua New Guinea and Australia
Heavy rains triggered the Loop River overflow turning into a major flood that displaced thousands. In Papua New Guinea near Columbus Nebraska and Australia, residents fled as waters rose rapidly, with guardsmen and Civil Defence workers aiding rescue efforts amid a nationwide emergency.
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