Teenage couple lose home in Narrabundah fire
A 19-year-old apprentice plumber Phillip Bray and his 18-year-old wife Caral Anne Bray and their month old son lost nearly all possessions when a fire gutted their flat in Narrabundah last night. The couple, shopping at the time, returned to find extensive damage and no insurance. The incident was recounted by Bray at his father in law's home on Silkenth Street.
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Darie Steel, Narrabundal
Phillip Lait Bray
Caral Anne
Bray
Siikenth Street
Aimes
Nme
Galable
Bank
Mes
Ray
Dore
J. Ball
Crescent
Natranun
Mun Ginrie Street
Weay
Munn
Lawrence Reynolds
Mindarie Street
Yphonut
Angtessaf
Sydney
Jrv
Arouenis
Turiher
Sersens
Guetta
Waters Lierature
Nition Felevaton Co-Npern
Tee Amtertel
Jones
Gendon Hospital
Leral Torall Review
Saati Fitish
Department of the
Brit
Vietcong attacks and wartime effects in Saigon and Canberra
The report covers Vietcong attacks near Saigon with casualties and damages to civilians and property, plus political and economic reactions in Australia. It notes electricity rate changes in Canberra and public responses, including a Melbourne adviser wounded and subsequent government actions.
State declares emergency over Mt Isa dispute
A state of emergency was declared after a cabinet meeting to address a grave industrial dispute at Mount Isa. Penalties include fines up to £100 or six months in jail for noncompliance or incitement, with appeals possible through courts.
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Mt. Isa
Brisbane
Mount Isa
Nick Tid
Tamnbua
Tsueh
Mt. Ga
Everten
Nea Peny
Bgeri
Mt Isalerux
Nighlin
Mactie
Mi Fou
Macebie
Mount Khan Mines
Ted Feave
Sync
Anatatian Workers’ Union
Dougherty
Oliver
Tomight
MU Isa
Bread Strike Halts supplies as Bakers Union President Is Dismissed
A regional bread shortage follows the sacking of T Kerr, president of the A J branch Bakers Union. Workers halted production, demanding negotiations while government and industrial authorities consider action to restore supplies. The dispute centers on wage rates, machine use, and plant operations amid threatened plant closures.
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A J
The
Bakers’ Union
T. Kerr
Poetess dies at 77 and labor row over Australian union action
Fragmentary report notes a poetess aged 77 and a federal dispute over the Australian Workers Union as miners and unionists threaten to defy government emer gency orders. It mentions meetings, notices, and potential changes to wage and work terms with references to AWU leaders, miners, and the Labour Council.
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Ivernment
Unoftix Cin Australian Workers
Render
Guerrillas ambush Malaysian security patrol near Kuala Lumpur
Indonesian guerrillas ambushed four Malaysian security patrols in mangrove swamps south of Kuala Lumpur. The clash involved captured weapons and several wounded or surrendered soldiers as authorities pursued the attackers along the coast in a tense security operation.
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Kuala Lumpur
Thunday
P Reuter
al Irroup
Mist
Warmer weekend forecast for Banboreny area
The weather bureau projects a four day outlook with improving conditions and higher temperatures for the weekend. After a December low of 36 degrees and recent highs near 3 degrees, milder weather is expected to move in with clearer skies.
Three men charged in Nowra Court on 42 counts
Three men including Raymond John Hoare and Frederick George Heavey faced Nowra Court on 42 charges. The alleged offences include breaking and entering stealing a police pistol and attempted murder of Constable Browne during a November 23 incident. They were remanded to Kiama Court after a mass arrest roundup in Kangaroo Valley.
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Ongong
Nowra Court
Eney
Petty Less
Ikahem
Kangaroo Valley
Russians to play Russians in Canberra match
The Aus Halen team will host a first international soccer match in Canberra early next year at Manuka Oval. The squad will feature several ACT players and the event marks the debut of an international in the city.
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Palin
Canberra
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Repco Credit Plan
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