Medline style computer system proposed for doctors
Dr Cummings promotes a centralized Australia wide Medline like system with a central computer in the Federal Health Department offices and terminals in capital cities. It would deliver rapid diagnosis, treatment details, and research info, cutting costs and time for clinicians. If approved, implementation could occur within three to five months.
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Coatl Adge’hirlingly
Brisbane
Cummings
National
Scien‘and’ Technological ‘Commission
Australia
Britain
Sweden
France
West Germany
GM-H Price Increases Across Model Range
Melbourne dealers announce hikes across GM-H lineup with several models rising. Monaro coupe up to 6132, Caprice up 91 to 1418, Gemini four door at 4021 with a 59 rise, Gemini two door and SL coupe at 5503 up 81, ongoing consumer impact noted.
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Melbourne
Gemini
British frigate Andromeda collides with patrol boat off Heland coast
A collision occurred today between the British frigate Andromeda and a patrol boat off Heland's east coast during a fishing exercise. One sailor was injured as crews fired warning shots to deter assumed hostiles.
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Dromeda
Leclody
Andromeda
370 Feared Trapped in Indian Mine Near Dhanbad
Bihar's Chief Mr Singh told United News of India that 370 miners were feared trapped in a coal mine near Dhanbad. About 500 people were part of the rescue operation using dozens of pumps as the disaster stretched into 24 hours with no rescues reported yet. The incident echoes a 10 year past disaster in the same coal region.
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Bihar
Mr Singh
United News of India News
Patna
Dhanbad
India
Hobkeiko
China
Ambassador to US dies soon after Prime Minister
An ambassador to the United States dies about an hour after the Prime Minister in an event reported on Page 3. The incident involves high level officials and a sudden medical collapse during a formal engagement. Further details were not provided in the accessible text.
Rotary and Lions Banned in 1964 Order
A government order, binding on Christmas Day, bans Rotary clubs in Rangoon Taunggyi Toungoo and related Lions chapters. The order, lacking stated reasons, forces dissolution of these organizations with officials to enforce compliance and register with authorities.
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Rotary
Rang‘oon
Taunggyi
Toungoo Moulmela
Lions
Former NSW Parliament Figure Recalled in Obscure Caption
A former Stave Capinetin ister and one of the NSW Parliament s figures is referenced in an obscure caption. The fragment hints at a political figure linked to New South Wales governance.
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Nsw
Timor Dunkirk evacuation plan draws interest abroad
An Australian group plans a Dunkirk style evacuation of East Timor after Indonesian invasion. Fretilin leaders in hiding urge planes to rescue old, young and families. Bill Roberts says 15 to 20 volunteers may help by sea. Religious figures deny or hedge support. Australian government says no evacuation request received.
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East Timor
Melbourne
The
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Department of Foreign Affairs
Canberra
Massive Timor Offensive Reported By Lisbon Allies
A Lisbon communique from Timor supporters claims about 10,000 dead in a new Indonesian assault on East Timor. It says 30 000 paratroopers and marines, with ships and planes, attacked Christmas night targeting Dili and towns Liquica Manatuba Suai. The note urges Portugal and the UN to press troop withdrawal.
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Aap-Reuter
East Timor
Timor
Revolutionary Front For An Independent
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Dili
Baucau
Suai
Liquica
Manbara
Indonesia
Portu
United Nations
Bombing by Indonesia Report in East Timor
A Darwin message from Fretilin Minister Fernandes says Indonesian forces bombed Ailey and failed to land paratroopers. Reuters notes Indonesia declined comment on Christmas night attack. Pro integrationist head Apa des says order not restored and UN observer visit may be delayed.
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Darwin
Fernandes
Ailey
Australia
East Timor
Apades
Araujo
Dr Waldheim
UN European Office
Geneva
Guicciardi
Two Die In NSW Road Accidents On Christmas Eve
Sydney reports two NSW motorists died after overnight crashes. Sir Keith Lyons, 20, of Rosebery, died after a collision in Blacktown. James Roulemiotis, 38, of Smithfield, died after losing control on the wet Hume Highway at Burwood.
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Sydney
Nsw
Keith Charles Lyons
Rosebery
Blacktown
James Roulemiotis
Smithfield
Con
Hume Highway
Burwood
Soh
Cosier lifts Test hopes with century for Australia
Gary Cosier hit a brisk century at the Melbourne Cricket Ground as Australia attempted to go 2-1 up in the Test series against West Indies. Cosier rallied late, guiding Australia to a solid score before being dismissed for 109, one of the 11 Aussies to reach the milestone.
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Melbourne
Gary Cosier
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australia
West Indies
Cosier
Newcombe Wins Title In Narrow 74–s ?
Newcombe clinched the defending champion’s crown with a hard put showing, edging his rivals in a tight field. He reached 74 points to secure the victory, as spectators watched the final moments unfold.
Record in sight for Kinloa in Sydney to Hobart race
The American 24 metre ketch Kinloa, the largest boat in the fleet, was about 80 miles from the finish of the 630 nautical mile Sydney to Hobart race tonight with the race record in sight. Jack Fee
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Sydney
Kinloa
Abolition Call Attacked and Impeachment Threats Mentioned
Department of Science attacks task force urging abolition as faulty in logic and data. Argentina President Peron faces impeachment threats amid turmoil. In Oman, internal rebellion and Saudi efforts are seen as key to peace. Gwynne Dyer reports.
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Persian Gulf
Oman
Saudi Arabia
Gwynne Dyer
Canberra Times Holiday Kids Contest Details
The Canberra Times lists opportunities for children of all ages to try for one of five awards. Entrants are invited to visit the Australian War Memorial, which remains worth a visit for all readers. First prize amounts include 70,000 dollars and 26,050 dollars.
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Canberra Times
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