Indians penetrate Dacca defences amid heavy Pakistani fire
Indian forces pushed through outer lines toward the Lakhya River near Dacca amid strong Pakistani resistance. A military spokesman said about 2,400 guerrillas were positioned in the area as the clash continued. The Security Council discussed the situation as fighting persisted around the city.
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Tou Toaps
Dacca
Vente
Fent
Daee Dhol Bagr
Wiley
Giensin
Turmoil and fighting intensify across East Pakistan crisis
Reports from Calcutta Jakarta and London describe heavy Indian and Pakistani troop movements around Dacca and the Hay of Bengal. Spokesmen claim surrounding factions, air and naval actions, and diplomatic mediation while the Bengali movement warns of escalating civilian casualties and terror as borders tighten and bombardments continue.
Fragmentary late news item on coastal events
Unclear OCR fragment reports a late news note about a boat incident near Pier Micater and a request to authorities. Details are unreadable, with names, ages, and places obscured. Further legible text is needed to identify people, location, and outcome.
Economic Debate Sparks Private Industry Growth
A broad discussion emerges on government policy to stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment. Officials and experts weigh private industry expansion as the path to job creation, with emphasis on fiscal support, regulatory climate, and long term growth prospects.
Fence dispute over council approved fence in Page suburb
Mr Hans Dimpet, an Australian citizen by desire, faced a demand to demolish a fence he built with Housing Commission approval on Chewings Street, Page, dating from late 1969. He claimed a late letter delayed his response and expressed disappointment in Australia as he awaited a decision by last Sunday.
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Hans Dimpet
Weeti Ra
Australia
Gry Sit
Soares
Housing Commission
Chewings Street
Page
Aly’ Dimpel
Rise in Jobless Stimulus Plan Aims to Boost Banks
A report on the Reserve Bank proposal to cut statutory reserve deposits held by major banks, aiming to free liquidity for lending. The move would shift funds toward Term Loan and Farm Development Loan funds, potentially raising immediate lending capacity and lowering unemployment projections alongside broader economic indicators.
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Giokernir
Reserve Bank
Ste
Phillipe
Sneduen
Monde
Tan
Banke
Haim Saints
Laninur
Aval
Mnomptis
Aida
Vavancien Nv
Ersigvsnent
Labour market slack shows up in Main series reports
The article notes slack in the labor market with unemployment figures and vacancies. it cites surveys on job availability, hours worked, and overtime levels across states such as New South Wales and Queensland, detailing wage adjustments and employment trends during November and October. It mentions government actions and employer responses, including redundancy notices and minimum wage changes, highlighting regional differences and overall weaker demand amid the period.
Banks to widen lending after reserve boost
Mr Phillips announced a strengthening of the banking system with higher reserve deposits to free banks to lend to the private sector. The government and Reserve Bank agreed to relax official restraint, allowing banks to meet customer needs while maintaining sound judgment. Funds totaling you to answer
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Phillips
Reserve Bank
Nto
Australian firm to clinch Cuba cane harvester deal
Melbourne firm Masey Ferguson Australian Ltd negotiates another multi million dollar export deal with Cuba for sugarcane harvesters. The arrangement is expected to close next March or April after last May’s export order, despite protests from the US Embassy and embassy concerns in Canberra over new Cuba trade limits.
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Melbourne
Masey-Ferguson Australian Ltd
Cuba
Sponcaman
Ferguson
Aich
Gvernment
Canberra
Australia
Debate on tower document refusals and international diplomacy echoes
Fragmented OCR notes show a debate on a tower document and a claim of a missed decision in ACT politics. Mentions Australia China relations and possible ambassador withdrawal, with David Solomon referencing UN membership timing. Ireland elections and Ulster politics flagged, plus safety warnings about open storm water channels in Canterbury and rugby league transfer age ruling.
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China
Australia
Tilewan
David Solomon
Siee
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Warrie Avy
Sen King
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Pakistan Army
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ACT Adesisticy Council
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D.j's Delicatessen
David Jones
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