Tiger snake bite hospitalizes Canberra herpetologist Talbot
Canberra hospital treated Michael Talbot after a tiger snake bit his hand at CSIRO Black Mountain. The 25 year old, a noted Australian snake expert from Turner, was conveyed by ambulance in serious condition with venom and blood loss. A specialist hurried to administer anti venom as officials warned of tiger snakes in the ACT area.
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New Year Weather Outlook With Warm Today
Forecast for New Year's Eve and Day calls for mild daytime warmth then cooler, cloudy and windy nights. Expect possible thunderstorms, developing southerly winds, and low temperatures in the 70s to 50s range with a mix of sun and clouds across the period.
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Mar
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Tadey
Whitten
United Nations and North Korea Clash Over Armistice Violations
UN command and North Korean forces traded accusations amid alleged violations near the armistice line. Major General Ward warned that continued shelling could threaten the 1968 ceasefire and risk broader confrontation.
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North Korea
Ash Pear
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Duke and Duchess to Visit Kent and Pacific Regions
Dismayingly garbled OCR notes a royal visit plan with Duke and Duchess to Kent and a third South Pacific Games opening in Port Matesorom Australia. Prime Minister Mr Gorton comments on the visit while details remain uncertain locally.
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Duke
Gorton
Port Matesorom
Royil
Western Australia
Australia
Canberra
Colour discrimination claims by Aboriginal group in Hobart
Mr Charles Dison, 40, representing a party of 40 Aboriginal schoolchildren, alleges colour discrimination in Barrie. He says three youths aged 14 to 16 entered a milk bar in Mount Street, Hobart, where a staff member told them to remove darker friends.
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Charles Dison
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Barrie
Dixon Ania
Mount Streel
Hharnie
Drugs Worry Senator Seeks National Drug Policy
Senator Guir urged Canberra to treat Australia’s drug problem as a national emergency. He called for federal and state penalties harmonization and said he would urge his DLP colleagues next year to move for parliamentary reform. He proposed cross party committees drawn from lawyers doctors ministers and other officials.
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Guir
Canberra
DLP
Zedaral Posument
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Melbourne guard shoots intruder during roof top incident
In Noble Park Melbourne a nightwatchman shot a man armed with a lighted stick of gelignite on a supermarket roof. The intruder died later in hospital. police arrested another man on shopbreaking charges. A violent confrontation and subsequent explosions caused major damage to the store.
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HCE
Frank Pateson
Camberwell
Alfred
San Vic
Tim
Fallon
Oman
Constable Shot in Boulder Fracas in Brisbane Report
Brisbane police report a constable shot in the shoulder during an attempted break in at a Woolworth store. The assailant fled after a clash near a store room, with six shots fired toward police in pursuit. The incident occurred in the Norwood suburb area.
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UN Condemns Israeli Raid On Beirut Airport
The UN Security Council condemned Israel's large reprisal raid on Beirut International Airport and pressed for sanctions. The two hour emergency session saw strong denunciations from the United States Soviet Union France and others amid Lebanon's demand for about 44 million dollars in damages. Lebanon lodged its first formal complaint in decades while Israel called the Athens attack by Arab guerrillas a justification for its actions.
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World council condemns Israeli attack amid Cold War tensions
Delegates from the United States Britain France and other nations denounced the Beirut airstrike as a grave violation of UN principles urging sanctions and diplomatic measures. Lebanon plans compensation while the Palestinian Fatah reports heavy shelling of Beisan with significant casualties.
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Dead cat and rats found in Canberra pool cleanup
A Canberra ornamental pool near Parkes Way and Goran derck Street showed remains of a dead cat and multiple rats, with oil and debris polluting the water. Empty cans, bottles, and food scraps cluttered the area while stormwater drainage and the fire brigade were noted in the incident.
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Goranderck Street
Persia
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Guerrilla Attacks and Toll Reported Across Regions
An early morning clash near Hebron left a guerrilla dead and a third party wounded, while Israeli and Jordanian authorities described an hourlong pursuit at Allenby Bridge with no Israeli casualties. In Athens Airport, a separate commandos incident led to an arrest and interrogation of a suspect with orders unknown.
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Australia wins Test match with last over victory
Australia clinched the Test match as they beat the West Indies by a narrow margin in Melbourne yesterday. Rohan Rivet analyzes Australia’s dramatic finish and their series-levelling win on home soil.
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Rohan Rivet
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Ondine II Wins Vine Honour In Hobart Harbour
In Hobart harbour yesterday the favourite in Sydney to Hobart yacht race Ondine II clinched Vine honours. Reports show Ondine II finishing strong as competitors tally results in the regatta page.
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Ondine LI
Students to Unite Protests Across Nations
Fragmented OCR notes reference student protests and political topics from 1960. Mentions Taye and national bases, renewed talks, and elections amid a period of unrest. Includes brief allusions to H-bomb and Chinese forces, plus New Year holiday shop closings and limited opening hours.
Talks on prisoners in Christmas meeting near Ninh City
A Christmas Day meeting took place in a field southwest of Jay Ninh City between five American soldiers and Vietcong. They discussed arrangements for the release of prisoners and aimed to ease tensions during the holiday period.
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Monalyse
Cobre
Aris
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Pune
Tibetans Attack Chinese Embassy in New Delhi
Reported clash outside the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi as Tibetan protesters pelted and smashed windows and gates. Tibetan demonstrators fought police using sticks and stones while some officers attempted to seal the compound. Police detained several participants amid the chaotic scene.
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Sondhi
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