Five SA children killed in head on collision near Kangaroo Island
A head on crash near Caner River Kangaroo Blind killed five SA children aged between seven months and 44 years and injured others. The accident on the Kings category road left families from separate households devastated. One infant died, others were severely injured and two women were flown to Adelaide for treatment at Royal Adelaide and Adelaide Children's hospitals.
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Fire kills five children in Portsmouth home tragedy
Five children four sisters and a brother perished in an early morning fire that swept their Portsmouth residence. Ages ranged from four months to twelve years old. Neighbors reported the scene as relatives fought to rescue others. Authorities investigated the cause of the blaze.
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Singapore sees Japan in defence role and regional ties
Lee Kuan Yew said Singapore is willing to help safeguard sea lanes between Australia and Japan. He noted Japan's growing interest in Southeast Asia's industrial development and hinted at a larger Japanese security role in the region. He cautioned on future defense commitments by Australia and New Zealand and spoke of expanding the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Bob Hope in Vietnam Flight Emergency
In Binh South Vietnam on Sunday a US Air Force C-130 transport with 19 beauty contestants including Sydney's Miss World Penny Plumm faced engine failure. The aircraft lost power in Cambodia while about 300 miles from Bangkok, but the plane landed safely after a tense delay.
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Thieu Threat to Withdraw From Paris Talks
South Vietnam's President Thien warned that a Vietcong attack on Sagon could justify withdrawing from the Paris peace talks. He blasted U S officials including Defence Secretary Clifford for blaming South Vietnam and criticized statements seen as acting on the U S Government’s order.
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Apollo 8 sails toward moon on fast lunar mission
Apollo 8 sped toward the moon with astronauts Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders aboard. After more than 100000 miles of travel, the crew eyed a planned 20 hour, 10 orbit mission around the moon to aid the first landing, while partial window fogging and a smooth midcourse path marked the day.
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Apollo mission readings and lunar orbit plan amid delays
The report outlines critical Apollo advances including space brake procedures and lunar orbit insertion targets on Christos Eve Furst. It covers the craft’s elliptical Earth orbit, key engine firings, splashdown schedule, and anticipated TV transmissions while noting atmospheric entry risks and observations of blue glow near the Moon.
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Astronauts Describe Earth View From Apollo 8 Mission
Snippets from Houston mission control and astronauts Lovell, Borman, and Anders recount Apollo 8's orbit as they describe seeing from Florida to Tierra del Fuego. Anders notes the Earth’s round, cloud-wrapped appearance, while Borman recalls drifting and wind, and the crew expresses awe at the planet’s vast, swirling scenery.
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Punters back Brookfield Prince in Canberra race upset
The three year old Brookfield Prince a brown gelding by Wilkinson out of Brixy won the first race at Canberra on Saturday with nearby odds around 211 to 1. Punters on course faced heavy losses as Peace Martial fell short after a late challenge but many players lost their stakes. Wagers on Brookfield Prince surged with some paying around 115 for a place. Officials noted no winning bets on a chalked lineup and payments may take six weeks.
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Tracking stations off for night during Apollo mission
Tracking stations at Tri Siibilla and Honeysuckle Creek will monitor the Moon during a 12 hour night shift. AO technicians report voices every half hour on craft status. Two stations coordinate Spicecrazy tracking while signals and data travel via NASA network to Houston.
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Test Blitz Machines Collapse in NSW Weekend
Amid weekend turmoil scarce B test machines failed due to a shortage of Troathalyzers. Elsewhere a US kidnapping case involves Doe of the Kidnappers with limited progress reported.
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Gromyko and holiday closures in Canberra
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko states most Canberra areas will be declared and most survive suspended on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. This brief notes government timing and regional status around the holidays.
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