Pope delivers public Christmas Mass at St Peter's
Vatican City report notes Pope Paul led Midnight Mass before about 30 000 in St Peter's Basilica marking the first public ceremony since 1944. The pope appeared frail yet addressed worshippers and diplomats as crowds gathered in St Peter's Square and nearby churches.
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Christmas Day in India and China Observances Worldwide
Indian civil strife leaves 179 dead and 8 injured across Uttar Pradesh as churches report high attendance and festive meals. In England and Australia Christians mark services with large crowds and charity lunches amid ongoing postwar era relief efforts. In Peking, Australians and other foreigners observe a quiet first Christmas in China with a modest church turnout despite the global holiday mood.
The Queen Reflects On Princess Anne's Wedding Joy
The Queen, delivering a Christmas broadcast from London, expresses gladness at Princess Anne's wedding bringing joy to many amid global problems. She notes how families share in the happiness and recalls past broadcasts as World events unfold, urging compassion and humanity.
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Ethiopian customs seize gold grains hid in chicken stomach
In Addis Ababa a customs team killed a chicken to recover gold valued at 67 shillings after a suspect woman passenger confessed a dawdler had earlier hidden 74 gold grains in the bird. Authorities traced the smuggling motive and the accomplice.
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Pickering family travels 800 miles to Australian Jazz Convention
Adelaide family headed to Queanbeyan showground for the Australian Jazz Convention amid Christmas meals in a tent. Rine Dunn Pickering has attended 19 conventions, joined by wife Jan and sons Jim Tom and Sam. The event opens today with registration at 10 and music at 11. A street parade from Queanbeyan station and a Canberra Theatre concert mark the weekend.
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Arabs split on use of oil weapon
Kuwait dispatch reports a major split among Iraq and other oil producing Arab states as an oil weapon meeting adjourned after four hours. Iraqi Communications Minister Rashid Al Rifai said he feared Western pressure aimed at producing cutbacks to force Israel withdrawal. Baghdad said some Arab nations sought to isolate the meeting while Iraq boycotted. Oil ministers argued over production increases and the impact on imperial powers.
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Iraq Boycott Remarks On Global Trade Injuries
Dr AFRAfai argues only Japan and Europe suffered from the entback while the United States remained unhurt. He labels certain nations as third World, noting energy and production shortfalls. The remark touches on prices and unemployment amid mixed economic signals.
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Flood evacuees as river forecast rises near Rockhampton
Parts of Rockhampton were evacuated tonight as the Hooded Fitzroy River is forecast to rise above normal levels by tomorrow noon. Authorities warn production and utilities may be disrupted and urge residents to stay clear of flood paths while emergency services coordinate responses.
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Warning on unemployment and policy responses in Australia
Fragmented text discusses unemployment fears in Australia and potential measures. Mentions Minister for Labour Cameron and concerns about a downturn impacting industry and training. Notes possible actions to counter slower growth, with references to international economies and manpower studies.
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Sydney lecturer studies beer history for Australian brewing
A Sydney lecturer, Dr George Parsons, received two government grants totaling 2,000 to study and write about beer. He aims to explore beer's social impact in Australia, its legends, and the brewing industry, arguing the drink holds significant historical value for the nation. He notes Melbourne as a major center and discusses the beer culture shaping Australian identity.
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Weather Wanes After Warm Spell Along Sound Coast
A fragmentary report notes a mild warm spell ending with average highs around 34 degrees. Few showers expected as residents recall similar days, with many heading out despite unsettled conditions.
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At least 60 die on Australian roads
At least 60 people were killed on Australian roads from Friday to last night. One person was killed in the ACT. The page also mentions car price applications by Chrysler and Leyland Australia and housing themes in Canberra. Page references indicate broader coverage across sections.
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