Bhutto Takes Power in Pakistan Amid Resignation of Yahya Khan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was sworn in as Pakistan's President and chief martial law administrator following Yahya Khan's resignation. The move shifts civilian rule to Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples Party leadership, with Bhutto vowing a national address and plans for a parliamentary conference.
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Radu
Associated Press
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Mehora
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Fiie
Paris
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National “Assembly
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Mnusto
Lexus
Sheok Mujib Rahman
Awami League
Yahya
Sh & Bret
Airlines Set Open Europe Australia Fare Talks In Geneva
London Monday AAP reports the International Air Transport Association and airlines discussed new Europe to Australia fares at Geneva. A minimum return fare around 700 dollars was proposed, with open rates contingent on proposals from Qantas and LATA. Agreement, while expected, hinges on provisos for direct Europe to Australia routes and three month advance booking patterns.
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Australia
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Internatiional Ast Transport AG
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Qantas
Einl Airlines
LATA
BOAG
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Aucalia
New Zealand
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Periohey
Dialling the world sees surge in international calls
More than 5000 international calls were booked from NSW and the ACT during Christmas and New Year. A spokesman for the Postmaster General's Department said international calls are very much up on the previous year. Calls to the United Kingdom are fully booked until December 27.
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Act
Postmaster-General’s Department
Thore
United Kingdom
Girl saved from pool at Yarra Glen incident
Curtin resident Flowe Annene Raine, aged three, was pulled from a Glen pool by her mother near See Place. Neighbour Mrs K A Sinnott revived her until ambulance staff took her to hospital in critical condition as heavy rain caused flooding across Yarra Glen Melrose intersections and warnings remained in place. Police monitored intersections and warned motorists while forecast storms continued.
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Trate
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Bere
Folice
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Ara
Buireau
Feirtaimn
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Saul
Annene Raine
See Place
Curtin
Mrt
K. A. Sinnott
Morgan Crescent
Ising Mouste Toenanth Resbeerite
Er “Osveen
Tian
Yugoslav Prince Alexander Announces Engagement to Bilin Princess
London report: exiled Prince Alexander, 27, son of the late King Peter and Queen Alejandra of Yugoslavia, announces engagement to Bilin Princess Maria Gloria, eldest daughter of Prince Pedro of Orleans Braganza and Princess of Palacio Gracra, Petropolis, per Press Association.
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London
Alexander
Peter
Alejandra
Yugoslavia
Maria Gloria
Pedro
Orleans Bragansa
Palacio Grac Ra
Petropolis
the Press Association
Explosion in car targets Brisbane teacher home
A bomb exploded in a car outside Brisbane civil rights teacher Pat Brady’s Paddington residence at about 10 pm. The device, likely gelignite, blew the front seat. A red swastika was painted on the car’s rear. Police scientific branch investigates the incident.
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Mr Brady
Paddington
Police
Discord in Cabinet over dollar value splits Liberal Country Ministers
The Australian Cabinet faced a deep split over the dollar valuation. Country Party Leader Anthony convened an extraordinary meeting with seven Country Ministers after Liberal and Country ministers clashed in Canberra. The dispute centers on whether the dollar should align with sterling or not rise above the US dollar, with timing and Treasury input shaping the debate. Wellington NZ waits for Australia as Tokyo markets rise on yen moves.
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Country Party
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Counrey Party
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Wee
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Australia
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McMahon
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Stedden
Kee
Anethony
Sinclair
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Ciear
Trade Department
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Snedien
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Group of Ten
Wellington
New Zealand
Mulloon
Tokyo
New Zealand adopts colour TV standard change
The New Zealand Government plans to convert the single television channel to colour transmission. Minister Mr Walker of the Broadcasting Corporation stated the change will complete the conversion. The Broadcasting Authority noted the PAL system is standard in most Western Europe, with New Zealand following suit.
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New Zealand
Hha
Brows Corporation
Walker
Girl 18 Charged In Wyoming Murder Case
An 18 year old girl Deslin Pamela Raye Mond of Sydney faced Gosford Court on murder charges in Wyoming near Gosford. Prosecution says she helped strangling Daniel Stephen Hay with a saucepan then stabbed him with a knife after filming a window screen to mislead neighbours. Bail request noted parent absence and risk but not refused. A juvenile appeared in Gosford Children’s Court later.
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Parton
Chia
Deslin
Pamela Rayemond
Solderr
Des ‘Why Weel
Sydney
Daniel Stepan Hall
Wyoming
Mit. Price
Pole
P. Clamp
Min Raymond
Perk
Daniel
He. Faure
Brant Head
Noth Coast
Raymond
Crown
Canberra Times Preview Page Highlights Weekend Features
The Saturday edition lists book reviews and church news along with service details and parish notes, offering readers a snapshot of religious life and literary commentary for the weekend.
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Woden Hospital Chief Named Inglevin Superintendant
The Canberra Hospital leadership appointment details Dr Elvin as incoming general superintendant. Plans mention a three week Britain tour to inspect hospital equipment and a two week Europe visit. Woden Hospital expansion to 1993 aims for 800 beds and staff increases.
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Pulver
Britain
Europe
West Germany
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Woden
Aml
de Mall
Interior intervenes in milk dispute among vendors and retailers
The Department steps into a milk dispute between night vendors and grocery retailers aiming to restore order and attract customers. A Federal Labour Party leader, Mr Whitham, referred to a major wave of action. details remain unclear as the article notes examination.
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Mr Whitham
Elton
Peat
Ay Peters
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