Transfers for 3 rebel priests shake Canberra archdiocese
Three priests in the Sacred Heart order facing transfer are described as rebels for not fully aligning with papal authority. Archbishop Caberrill insists obedience to the Pope and the order's encyclical on central control. individual priests say they fear losing access to ongoing studies and duties as they move to new roles and colleges.
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Barry Brundell
Ichad Fallon
Islens
Brian Hingerty Jay
Eam
Australia
Fallon
Chevalier Collage
Bow
Crundell
Downlands College
Towoonba
Batt' “Boys
Mary Aban
Order
Kensington
Ji ‘Tee Hingerty
J. M. McCowane
Durarmalny Culloee
Fou
Sid Tnt Wight
Sheven
Father Haneithan
Australian National University
Sacred Heart Monastery
Daramalan College
Father Hanrahan
Sydney
Hanestan
Hem
Canberra-Gouiburt
TV. Cabin
Negotiations Lead to New Talks Under Invitation
Fragmentary report shows President Nixon inviting five negotiators to meet at a Mars base to discuss a planned move. Averell Niven and Sula Oat Nagin are among those named, with unconfirmed details about who will be in charge of the talks and the overall aim of the mission.
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Averell
Mars
Ae Feet
Nixon
Wolf
Rally drivers hurt in crashes near Delhi and Agra
A British Cortina and a French Simca crashed on the Delhi Bombay route while rallying toward London to Sydney last night. The Simca driver was seriously injured and airlifted by helicopter. both Britons J. Py and companion Shep Pard were reported with skull injuries. A third car flipped into a ditch after striking a curve at an level crossing, freeing the occupants who were helped by police. In Indore a car struck a 10 year old boy before continuing. he and another man were hospitalized.
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Gwalior
Delhi
Tojios
Agra
Aviottey
Indore
Hse
Roth Wess
Death in hospital from wounds after Saturday night assault
Police investigate the death of Mr. Thompson a transnout worker of Worabala who died in hospital late yesterday from wounds said to have been caused by an axe strike on Saturday night.
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Delessives
Mr. Thompson
Worabala
Vietcong Storm US Base Near Saigon in Pre-dawn Attack
Vietcong gunmen assaulted American positions 26 miles NW of Saigon with heavy fire injuring 25 American First Tufforty Division soldiers and causing 33 Vietcong deaths. Jets and helicopters countered the assault as U S forces held the base. new ground activity reports centered near Rinhe Long and nearby provinces.
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United State Sailory
Bentine
Joan
Enon
Hen
Omnis Fonds
Nations Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Rinhe Long
Defextore
Pacis
NSW Bushfires Plan Aims To Cut Fire Risks In Blue Mountains
In Sydney this Sunday Commonwealth State and local officials proposed a Bushfire Relief Committee plan to reduce fusitive fire risk in the Blue Mountains. The formula includes a survey to identify major fire causes, relocation of residents from danger zones, removal of dangerous plant types, and a focus on resolving local problems with federal support. Alderman E Jessuc, mayor of the Blue Mountains, cited past fires near Faulconbridge and along the Great Western Highway as proof of persistent risk and urged research into fire paths, tree types, timber levels, and outbreak-cover conditions. Residents blamed local planning and cited a lack of foresight in minimizing focal outbreaks, referencing Altunga Avenue and Belgrade area failures as lessons.
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Blue Mountains
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MEA
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City of the Blue Mountains
Yen Orday
Faulconbridge
Aldarman Lesclig
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Prime Ministers Drive
Honey Walkes
Federation
Alderman Cepslie
Ice Mountains
Fire danger remains in Blue Mountains after inspection
Sydney report says danger eased over the weekend but emergency status remains. NSW Chief Fire Officer Lowther and Emergency Fire Controller Hodder kept the state of emergency due to the upper Blue Mountains area and lingering spot fires.
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Blue Mountains
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Kate
Katoomba
Grose Valley
Pennant Hills
Epping
Factions clash in Armagh as sectarian tensions flare
In Armagh Northern Ireland police halted near siege actions as Catholic militants and Protestant extremists clashed in streets. Six officers injured riot police used barricades while arrests rose to six with five for firearms and one for grievous bodily harm amid protests over local government control jobs and housing.
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Northern Ireland
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Reuter
Tost
Proestant
Belfast
Navy commemorates laid up colour ceremony at Garden Island
A naval ceremony at Garden Island Naval Base marked the laying up of the RAN former colours. A new Australian white ensign bearing the crown and cypher was raised as the official colour, signaling a formal transition in naval tradition.
Protest Likely Over Croats At Yugoslav Embassy Attack
The Change Wallabey of the Yugoslav Embassy will protest to the Australian government today over an assault on the Yugoslav Consulate General in Sydney on Saturday. Croat nationalists attacked after a requiem service, setting fires and clashing with police, with no arrests reported. The incident strains ties as migration talks proceed and officials discuss a planned migration treaty.
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Pratt
Sydney
Snedden
Trehsiter
Me McMahon
Negeby
St Macy's Cather
Dral
Germany
Yugoslavia
Australia
Yugos Sav
Haluk
Eval
de Mirel AusteAlian
Fhe
Mr ‘Shieddun
Price war challenge to Soviet shippers
A conference of European and British freight operators announced a new rate scheme to deter shippers from using Soviet services. Signing contracts grants fixed rates, or optional higher charges with rebates for regular use. From January 4 rebates rise to 25 percent and are returnable with interest if shipments are confined to conference lines. The plan aims to push cargo away from Soviet to western ships, impacting Australian wool exports and European buyers.
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Repre
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Halla
Germany
France
Italy
Britain
Europe
Australia
Conferences Line
Austin
Western shipping wary of growing Soviet merchant fleet
Western shipping interests fear a rising Soviet fleet that offers cut price rates to win European to Australian trade from the cartel like conference lines. Russians say they operate services to help their currencies and wool shipments, while maintaining high transport costs for western rivals. Local officials note talks and potential shifts in conference loyalties, with several lines preferring Russian membership over continued outsiders.
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Ruelans
Lon
Aus
Inala
Abc
London
Meeting set in Sydney for administration training weeks
A meeting organized by the influential Labritt Chega group will run for several weeks near Sydney, commencing tomorrow. The event gathers participants from across Asia for vocal training and administrative sessions.
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Labritt Chega
Sydney Lomiomow
Governor SYMMEY Retires. Marsan Tapped for South Australia Posted
Major General Sir James Marsan retired from the army after a0 years and is to be appointed Governor of South Australia. The move is announced in a Sunday dispatch from Governor SYMMEY.
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