Security at airports stricter for flights
Australian air security measures tighten after a Melbourne conference of airlines and officials. TAA spokesman says passengers will report 30 minutes before departure to board. enhanced screening and baggage devices to be used. New rules aim to deter disruptions following recent Rome bombing events.
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NDIA Ready for Further Steps in Intercounty Relations
New Dell official Pridaal spoke of resuming communication with Pokusiea after talks between the two counties. He cited travel and culture exchanges as potential early steps and emphasized a move toward normalizing ties.
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Resignations by officers triple in three months
Resignations by armed forces officers more than tripled in the three months to November 30 versus the year before. The RAN and Army saw large increases, with the RAAF also affected. Re-engagement rates dropped for many ranks. overall strength fell by 97 to 130,933, underscoring mid level losses amid new pension and defense budget pressures.
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World bomb attacks ignite a global wave of unrest
A spate of bombings worldwide leaves a prime minister dead and numerous injuries. In Spain Premier Luis Carrero Blanco was killed, while other blasts hit Dublin and Rome. A bomb found near the French Embassy caused concern, and explosions injured three in another city. Police and governments promise vigilance.
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Talks on M East open in Geneva to pursue peace
In Geneva today the United States and Soviet Union backed by Middle East states will open the new peace conference. Egypt Israel Jordan and the United States and Soviet Union will sit in the UN chamber under Secretary General Waldheim. Kissinger and Gromyko met last night to urge restraint and outline a two day plan for morning speeches and afternoon bilateral talks. Egyptian Foreign Minister Fulmer and Israeli Foreign Minister Eban are slated to speak, with Jordan's El Rifai presenting tomorrow.
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Police to base water police station on Lake Gianinderra
An ACT police spokesman said a tender had been called for a jet boat to serve Lake Gianinderra and Lake Burley Griffin. The base would be designed by the Nedg and aimed to be a small unit patrolling shallow sedges, with the craft valued at about 18M.
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Weekend spotlight on holiday sport across cricket tennis and sailing
Highlights of a busy holiday weekend feature a crucial Sheffield Shield match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and a Kiwi prospects guide ahead of the first Test against Australia. The ACT Cricket Association breaks for Christmas while major events include the Southern Cross Cup in tennis at White City and the Sydney to Hobart race in progress.
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Disengagement Talks Advance After October War Impasses
Reported discussions feature Dr Kissinger and Mr Fahmy with Soviet and American officials, as Egypt and Israel seek to move toward formal negotiations on Suez Canal disengagement. Ambassadors expect a phased process beginning next month with working groups ahead of substantive talks in mid January after Egypt’s elections.
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Temperatures Forecast as Cool, Fire Danger Moderate
A cool but fine day is forecast with a 23 degree high and light winds from the west. Fire danger remains moderate across the region. Yesterday’s high reached 29 degrees, with early morning fog lifting to allow some aviation activity at the airport.
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No Christmas Day edition for The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times will not publish on Christmas Day but will return to its normal schedule during the remaining Christmas and New Year holiday period.
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Government houses cost rise in Canberra record surge
Government housing prices in Canberra show a 50 percent increase amid price controls. Services were held yesterday for the assassinated time. Spain Kioto minister and BHP records hint at new production and profit highs. A figure of 4973-74 suggests major records in the first annuity of 3297 1s.
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Christmas Fron the Viewpoint at and Poetry on the Sat
A fragmented page tease from a newspaper segment hints at poetry and Christmas features. Readable fragments mention a viewpoint and seasonal verse, giving a sense of cultural offerings for a holiday edition.
Privately Built Homes Offer Bargains on Northside
A jumble of listing details describes privately built homes in Northside Verona manganese and surrounding areas. Properties include a 3 bedroom house with lounges, modern fittings, and private yard. a TURNER home with 3 bedrooms and updated kitchen. HAWKER option with 4 bedrooms and extended dining. plus a NORTHSIDE entry at 29,900 with 4 bedrooms, garden, and modern kitchen. Inspections encouraged. government loan assistance mentioned.
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