Ana Ave Th The Siect Tents Na Tral
A fragmented OCR item reports tents linked to Ana Ave street scene. Readable fragments show attempts to describe a street setup with temporary shelter or stalls. Details remain unclear, but named places include Ana Avenue and street scene context.
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Ana
Freighter Sena Rescues 11 Men From Two Sinkings
Nine Indonesian seamen survived after their small craft sank in the Banda Sea as the Italian freighter Sena towed them to safety, then later rescued two more men from a sinking fishing boat 450 miles north of Fremantle. The ship reached Fremantle and plans were made to fly the survivors home Friday.
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Perth
Banda Sea
Fremantle
Industrial disputes hit 1972 third quarter high in Australia
Canberra figures from the Bureau of Census and Statistics show 609 disputes in three months ending September 1972, with 408,200 workers affected and 12.8 million dollars lost in wages. The manufacturing sector led with 211 disputes involving 260,200 workers, while unions faced truck bans and stop work meetings across Canberra and Sydney.
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Canberra
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Police raid bookstall and Vatican beatification push
Plainclothes police raided Randy and Ribald bookstall seizing sex magazines worth 500 dollars. In Melbourne, Cardinal elects and Archbishop James Knox and James Freeman urged Vatican to accelerate the canonisation of Mother Mary McKillop, with a decree naming her Servant of God to be published during the Eucharistic Congress. Born 1842 in Fitzroy, she founded the Josephite Sisters in 1866 and died 1909 in North Sydney.
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Ribald
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James Knox
Sydney
James Freeman
Vatican
Mary McKillop
Monsignor
Oracio Corbett
Mother Mary
Servant of God
Mother Mary of the Cross
Fitzroy
Order of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
The
Josephite Sisters
Victoria
Portland
Penola
South
North Sydney
Entrants sought for Mise Australia Quest in Canberra
Two talent scouts from the Spastic Centre of NSW are in Canberra recruiting entrants for the Mise Australia Quest. They seek typical friendly Australian girls who are well spoken well groomed and intelligent. Acting must be $100 for the Spastic Centre before judging. The event is organized by the Australian Cerebral Palsy Association to benefit disabled children nationwide.
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Canberra
Nsw
TWU
Act
TWH of Australia
Doug Carpenter
Conediation and Arbitration Commissions
Department of Supply
Sydney
Federal Office
Mise Australia Quest
Mra
Gretchen Driesten
Australian Cerebral Palsy Association
Federation of State
Australia
Brabham First Buyer of Nomad Aircraft
Former champion driver Jack Brabham becomes the first commercial customer for the Australian designed and built Nomad twin turbo prop transport aircraft. The move marks a milestone for Australian aerospace as Brabham selects the Nomad for business use.
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Brabham
Nomad
Jack Brabham
Springbok tour path blocked by airline politics and transit limits
Australian Prime Minister Whitlam said entry or transit to racially selected teams would be denied. If Qantas and Air New Zealand refuse carriage, the Springboks would be confined to airport transit lounges until alternative routes via Tahiti or Lima could be pursued, with regional carriers or other nations offering possible but restricted connections.
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New Zealand
Sydney
Kingsford Smith
Whitlam
Australia
Qantas
Air New Zealand
International Air
TATA
South African Airways
Republic
Air NZ
Pretoria
Air France
Tokyo
Lima
Peru
Tahiti
UTA
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Santiago
Easter Island
Craven
Concorde Talks Underway Between DCA Qantas in London
In London, a four member Australian DCA Qantas team met at Filton to discuss technical Australian airworthiness rules for the Concorde. The talks, described as technical not financial, aim to ensure any Concorde operation to Australia meets Civil Aviation requirements.
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DCA
Qantas
Concorde
London
Australia
Filton
Iistal
Department of Civil Aviation
Wipoueiman
Brush Aircraf Corporation
AAP
Goulburn Council Allocates for Kerbing and Paving Work
Goulburn City Council on Tuesday approved about 52 000 dollars for kerbing and paving work this year. The measure funds street improvements and likely affects local road maintenance priorities.
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Goulburn
Sioa
Iasi
Cabinet approves treaties with four nations
The cabinet announced draft treaties with Austria, West Germany, Israel, and Sweden will be signed and tabled when Parliament resumes this month. The agreements follow US traditions and will be amended to resolve legal difficulties in foreign evidence cases, but Australia will not surrender fugitives to countries enforcing the death penalty.
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Federal Cabinet
Austria
West Germany
Israel
Sweden
Murphy
Australia
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