Australia suspends currency as world markets react
Australia followed global action by suspending its currency amid a broad currency market freeze. The move came as foreign exchanges around the world closed or slowed, with markets in Britain France Germany and other nations affected. Reports say the suspension aimed to curb volatility while officials assess impacts on trade and inflation.
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First American POWs fly out of Vietnam
US and allied forces began releasing the first American prisoners from Vietnam as 27 to 116 soldiers and civilians were flown from Hanoi to Bien Hoa and Manila. The arrivals included Captain Jeremiah Denion and others in fatigues, with a patriotic welcome as families reunited.
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Laotian ceasefire signed amid talks in Vientiane
Government and Pathet Lao signed a ceasefire in Vientiane during peace talks to halt fighting in Laos. Observers expect the truce to take effect Friday, with both sides to maintain positions nationwide. Unclear are details of replacement forces and the fate of remaining North Vietnamese troops in Laos.
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Government housing allocations resume in Capital Territory
The housing department has resumed assigning rented government liaison houses after a pause last October. The wait for a two bedroom flat remains long but is expected to shorten to months by mid year as sales of government houses resume and new units slowly come on line.
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Unemployment Drops in January Amid Government Measures
January unemployment fell by 17 percent, the first January dip since the Commonwealth Employment Service began, with unfilled vacancies rising 27.77 percent. Minister Cameron cited metropolitan relief schemes adding about 3,000 jobs and noted seasonality and state-level variations while warning against complacency.
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Marriage in difficulty in jungle region report
An American anthropologist, Sare kent, who married a tribal chieftain, was ordered to leave the Indonesian jungle realm by anti corney authorities. The Anjira News Agency reported today that Miss Sar Ben's activities were detrimental to regional development and she faced expulsion.
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NT post may be scrapped in administrator reshuffle
The Administrator of the Northern Territory Mr Fred Chaney is expected to retire next month and his post to merge with the Permanent Head of the Department of the Northern Territory. A move to appoint Allan O'Brien or another officer could end the division between advisory and executive duties, with Darwin poised for the department headquarters.
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Reduction in forces purchases possible in TIMISTER TOC
A fragmented notice indicates a possible reduction in purchases by forces and a planned procurement pause. The text references universities, politicians, and education officials, hinting at shifts in spending and staffing related to public education and government committees.
Unclear OCR Fragment From Labor and International Notes
Fragmentary text references ALP discord vote near the Labor Party, talks of independence delay, and mentions an ANU expert. Also notes cricket in Montego Bay and pages for entertainment. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals beyond generic entities.
Criticism of Doctors At Canberra Hospital Sparks Debate
Deputy chairman Mr Peadl urged discipline for doctors who smoked in front of patients at Canberra Hospital if persists. Dr Faunce criticised neglect and called for stronger actions, suggesting hospital TV should be banned from airing certain campaigns. The dispute centers on patient safety and medical professionalism in hospital wards and public areas.
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Man Beaten in Royal Bushane Hospital Report
A man was severely beaten by a group yesterday after helping an elderly neighbor. Stanley Alien, aged 11, was punished and aided by bystanders while the assailants fled. The victim remains in serious condition at Royal Bushane Hospital today.
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