Mother saves baby in fire
A mother rescued her infant from a blaze in North Gotham, with witnesses recalling a tense, smoke filled scene and timely actions that saved the child from harm. Firefighters arrived quickly, contained the flames, and no serious injuries were reported.
Cabinet reshuffle keeps CP strength amid health minister swap
Reported cabinet changes show CP maintaining influence as Wade serves interim health minister and ministers in the federal cabinet attend a dinner. The prime minister marks an anniversary as colleagues anticipate a formal plan to bolster ministry leadership.
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Britain outlines plan for NATO defence and nuclear policy
The Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister discuss Britain's NATO defence stance amid calls to reassess nuclear weapons policy. Debate centers on U S veto rights, the potential for weapon deployment, and Britain's role in a multilateral security framework as 1969 approaches.
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Trots May Lapse Unies Help Sought From NSW Club
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Seventy cars in M1 crash in London fog
Seventy vehicles collided in heavy fog on British roads near London causing multiple crashes and at least 13 deaths. Police and ambulance crews fought to reach the scene as vehicles blocked lanes and rescue efforts continued through the night.
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Malaysia allows limited Indonesian arms embargo
Kuala Lumpur Reuters reported that Malaysia reversed a plan to extend a broad embargo on Indonesia. The move limits the embargo to certain items and timing, easing the previous strict restrictions on military equipment and related trade.
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Speech night at The Mullion Ay 1 Staff Nepower Speech night
The Mullion Public School held a speech night with all parents present. Principal Mr Weatherstone praised students and families, speakers recalled citizenship duties, and a concert by The Mullion children followed, featuring Cinderella folk songs and dances. Awards honored senior students and future career aims were announced.
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British pop star Dusty Springfield ordered to leave South Africa
In Cape Town, Dusty Springfield faced deportation after two performances to multiracial audiences. The singer said she had not been told the reason for the order, which gave 24 hours to depart. Members of her group Echoes were also ordered to leave.
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Pay rise offered in exchange for new wage system
Employers bound by the Metal Trades Award served a log of claims on unions proposing merged total wages based on productivity. The unions have LE days to consider. Proposals include a single total wage or staged increases tied to price indices, with discussions at the Arbitration Commission.
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Mt Isa mining talks loom amid wage dispute
Miners push for representation as conference on the company lease and government actions progresses. Industrial Commission Full Bench weighs wage demands while up to 30 workers remain employed at Thess Bros as talks set for December 14. AWU and old party officials discuss avoiding a strike and delaying wage increases.
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Linguist sought in Moscow and ANU honors debates
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