Blamey Crescent stays open traffic plan in Canberra
The Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon announced an ACT Advisory Council plan to cut road crashes around Anzac Parade Canberra. Six traffic measures include traffic lights at the Coaliton Avenue intersection with Anzac Parade, give way signs at Blamey Crescent and Curtang Street, and changes to Constitution Avenue to direct traffic away from Blamey Crescent. The plan aims to protect residents and visitors, with reviews possible if unsatisfactory results emerge and aims to improve traffic flow to Russell Offices and car parks near the Russell Hill complex.
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Iiewer
Nixon
ACT Advisory Council
Anzac Parade
Curtong Street
Blamey Crescent
Constitution Avenue
Russell Offices
Campbell
Canberra
Nixon Heaaid
Coalition Avene
Anzac Pats Lie
Coranderrk Streets
Conestiution Avenue
London
iMiamey Crescent
Curtang Street
Currang Street
Furee Street
Coransderrk Street
A.vene Blamey Crescent
Russell Hill Defence Complex
Trade Co-ordination Committee
Currong Street
Advisory Council
Reid and
Chrong Street
Late News Item From Obscure Clip Bundle
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a cup and a sports scene with names and places unclear. The readable fragments reference teams and a possible athletic event but lack coherent details or identifiable entities. The item resembles a stray sports brief with minimal context and no verifiable outcomes.
Dam burst kills 112 in Central Java villages
Unfinished dam wall burst after heavy rains releases mud and floodwater, engulfing three Central Javanese villages. Civil defense volunteers, troops and villagers recovered 112 corpses as refugees fled toward Jogjakarta. Authorities consider sending relief and rescue teams. previous dam disasters in 1966 heighten concern.
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Diakarta
Anlata
Gorhong
Java
Ashes of Former Australian PM to Scatter Over Canberra
Lord Bruce former Australian Prime Minister will have his ashes scattered over Canberra by a Royal Australian Air Force plane next February. Prime Minister Holt said the government approved the act as per Lord Bruce in his will. A special memorial service will be arranged to be fully representative of Parliament after Parliament resumes in February. Lord Bruce led Australia from 1923 to 1928 and was created a peer in 1947.
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Lord Bruce
Canberra
RAAF
Holt
Australia
Earthquake flattenes town near Albanian frontier
Belgrade reports a powerful quake wrecking four-fifths of Dehar, Yugoslavia, near the Albanian border. At least seven killed, with fears of more deaths under rubble. The stricken area lies southeast of Skopje, recalling the 1963 disaster that killed over 41,000.
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Belgrade
De~har
Skopje
Little effect from devaluation says PM Holt
Prime Minister Holt told reporters in Canberra after a cabinet meeting that the sterling devaluation would have only a small impact on Australia. He expected any effects to be minor in the short term and favorable in the long run.
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Australi
Mr Holt
Canberra
France and Britain clash with devaluations in global monetary shakeup
In Paris an aide to Finance Minister Debre criticizes the global monetary system as disordered and harmful to development. Britain’s Chancellor Jenkins takes over after Callaghan resigns amid pound devaluation, outlining cautious plans while Australia assesses devaluation impacts on rural industries and the budget.
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Paris
France
Mindier
Debre
Organization For Economic Co-operation and Development
Connernathon
Canberra faces severe fire season after hot November report
Canberra records its hottest November in 21 years with 96.8F as ACT drought deepens. Water use hits a record 41 million gallons in 24 hours, Cover Dam 10 ft 9 in below spillway, Bendora Dam 3 ft 7 in, and farms report depleted stocks and grazing cutbacks amid warnings of a tough summer.
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Agriculture and Stock Section
Department of the Interior
Canberra
Cover
Bendora Dam
Act
Barat
Berra
Fairbairn
Peace talks end Cyprus crisis as Greece and Turkey seek calm
US mediator Me Cyra Vance announced in Athens that peace was secured after a week-long threat of war between Greece and Turkey over Cyprus. The presidential envoy told newsmen the crisis had concluded and he was returning home. Page 6.
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Athens
Cyra Vance
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Catholic school receives 636000 loan for Pearce site
The Commonwealth Bank has sent the ACT Roman Catholic Education Office 636000 to fund the Marist Brothers Primary School at Pearce. The project aims to build 12 classrooms with library and facilities, with completion expected in stages next year. The total cost exceeds 600000 and the contract was awarded to KD Morris and Sons Pty Ltd.
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Commonwealth + Bank
ACT Roman Catholic Education Office
Marist Brothers
Pearce
Commonwealth
Catholic Education Office
Joan
Jestenlay
Wewa
Nf KD
Morris and Sons Pry Ltd
Secretary asks to choose successor for Defence Secretary
Washington observers report President Johnson asked Mr McNamara to nominate a successor while hoping he stays briefly after the next defense budget is presented in Congress. Johnson said McNamara’s departure for the World Bank would not alter Vietnam policy and that defense plans would continue effectively under a new secretary.
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Washington
Johnny
McNamara
Johnson
Mcean
World Bank
Vietnam
Defence
Victoria to consider criminal probes into Korman group
Melbourne reports the Victoria Government has referred the final report on the Stavhill group of companies to the Crown Law Department for advice on criminal proceedings. The attorney general said Crown Law will study the report costing nearly 50 million and assess if action is warranted.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Stavhill Group
Companien
Crown Lawpartment
Meter Murphy
Speec
Mr Reid
Assembly
Sea
Satellite Still Orbiting Earth Over Australia
Satellite remains in orbit above Adelaide at 706 miles altitude relaying data to Woomera. Officials report the craft appears to be functioning perfectly and continuing to transmit information.
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Adelaide, Thunday
Australia
Weesat
Woomera
Jet noise damages awarded to man for jet engine noise
A man was awarded 7,000 in damages for jet engine noise affecting his comfort and property. The report notes the legal action is part of a broader page of news. The item is on Page 3 with other items about Indonesia tensions and political issues.
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Boo Tee Street
Tallumbir Street
Aveac
Djakarta
Central Java
Jogjakarts
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Msfiadi
Djokarta
Soot Affairs Ministry
Aoostal Tebel
Gombong
Sempor
Jonathan Gaul
Country Party
Liberal
Cabinet
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Britain
Whce
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Royomic
Jenkins
Tamesallaghan
Jt Callaghan
Tent
Tenkins
Avery
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Departments of Primary Industry, Trade and Industry
Nebona Development and Territories
Austalia
Jack Pini
Narrabundah
Callaghan
Bureau of Baiasoine
Moen Watey Auppien
Auleyards
Commonwealth Bank
Secirty
Woden
Ior
Nison
UC State Schop
Anson
Momsignor Favier
Korman
Murphy
Stanley Ween
Stanley Korman
Mr Murphy
Sumiey Korman
Ian Hwenneth Redpath
John Clifford Carrodus
Wilmeirate
Indonesia
Christin
Suharta
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Communist Party
PAG TV
Aris Courts
TAA
New Guinea
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Wey Lake Etre Care
Canberra Times
GPO
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