Delhi Greets News With Cheers U N Awaits Yahya Broadcast
India and Pakistan signed surrender documents in Dacca ending the East Pakistan war. Pakistani Lieutenant General A K Niazi and Indian Lieutenant General Jagjit Singh Aurora signed, as Indian PM Nehru announced the surrender to Parliament. US carrier Enterprise and ships moved toward East Pakistan amid UN deliberations.
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Cabinet approves FAT aircraft purchase for Australia
The Federal Cabinet approved buying 24 FAT aircraft, with 12 remaining in Australia until the first of the 24 arrives from the US in 1973. The Phantom fleet will stay on lease to RA AF until next year, and total costs are put at about 244 million US dollars, funded over five years to 1975 76.
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Promise of fair go for Canberra repairs
A Canberra district group proposes a consumer protection plan with a price and quality investigation into motor repairs. An independent committee would oversee complaints, ensure fair treatment, and protect the trade name while guiding customers to satisfactory service.
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Canberra girl killed in smash
Canberra police report a fatal crash near Canberra at the intersection of Gatran and Wards Roads near the Australian National University. A Canberra resident Cecile See Gremey of Urlarra Road Queanbeyan and several other drivers were injured or killed in the 140-vehicle collision.
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Three Found Dead in Wollongong Block
Sydney reports that three people were found dead in a Wollongong block. Two women, American schoolteachers, and a young man were discovered. police could not determine the cause but suspect suffocation from heater gas.
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Indian leader Gandhi proclaims Dhakka capital of free Bangla Desh
Surrender documents signed in Dacca by Lt Gen Nia and Pakistani commander end the war in East Pakistan. Gandhi urged peace and warned West Pakistan to halt hostilities. Parliament erupted in cheers as the nation heard the news and awaited further broadcasts and negotiations.
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Plans to boost light-car firms
Plans to boost light car firms outline proposals to promote development and factory projects. The report notes economic aims, potential jobs, and policy directions, with emphasis on modernization and industry support. The item references Canberra College of Advanced Education and student diploma completions, indicating broader education ties to industry.
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Defence reshapes armed services amid defence establishment shift
A fragment from a newspaper page notes a widening soul searching within the armed services as industrial changes spark a perceived minor radical renewal in the naval and defence establishment. The text reflects on ongoing debates and shifts impacting policy and personnel.
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Ambush Ireland wounds two British soldiers in Iielfan
In Iielfan machinegun fire wounded two British soldiers as the ambush unfolded. Canberra schoolboy Paul Walker impressed in Adelaide yesterday taking eight wickets for ACT in a representative cricket match against Tasmania in the opening round of the intercity carnival Buck Page reports.
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First special licence granted in Canberra Petty Sessions
The first special licence to drive during employment hours under amended ACT Motor Traffic Ordinance was granted by Mr Nicholl at Canberra Petty Sessions. Sir James Travis Wheatley, supervisor of Knox Street, Whwoo, was fined 150 pounds and disqualified for 12 months for drink driving on May 2. The court ordered a special licence to drive during employment between January and September on weekdays, contingent on continued employment and within the disqualification period.
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US import tax to be lifted amid Paris talks
Paris reports say US 10 percent import surcharge linked to Azores talks between Nixon and Pompidou. Finance Minister Giscard d Estaing indicated removal could occur as the monetary crisis eases, stressing France’s competitive stance remains strong. He noted US- and ally-led measures to revive growth amid ongoing deficits and exchange rate pressures.
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Aap-Reuter
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Pompidou
Azores
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Inquiry cost and bridge collapse toll in Melbourne report
The Royal Commission into the West Gate Bridge collapse costs $133,553 and the State Executive Council approved a final payment of $2,238 for another inquiry. Thirty five men died when a span collapsed on October 15 last year. The Lower Yarra Crossing Authority said its review would be completed soon and a statement would follow.
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Royal Commission
West Gate
State Executive Council
Lower Yarra Crossing
Chess sets and leather goods in Swains catalog
A Canberra Times listing highlights six chess variety sets including hand inlaid Philippine boards that double as coffee tables priced from 39.95 to 47.50. Chess men range 2.25 to 135.00 for a Spanish silver set with leather goods such as brief cases wallets and writing cases also offered.
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