Solzhenitsyn to be expelled to West Germany
West Germany prepared to admit Nobel laureate Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn as the Soviet Union moves to expel him to Bonn. Bonn officials cautioned on whether he would settle permanently while Solzhenitsyn’s wife and fellow critics pressed for details. The case follows years of conflict between the author and Soviet authorities over his writings and alleged persecution of intellectuals.
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Balishaw
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Ivo Tequesta
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Pres Carcorien
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Dobell Painting Sells for 70000 at Sydney Auction
A Sydney businessman paid 70000 for Sir William Dobell's The Wangi Boy, the highest price for a single work by the famed Australian artist. The Chevron Hotel crowd watched bidding that started at 315000 and climbed with 2.5k steps, ending after two dramatic late bids.
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Covenant on houses cut to $10,000 Canberra lease covenants eased
The Department of the Capital Territory slashed minimum building covenants on residential leases allowing houses valued at only $10,000 on even the costliest blocks. Under a trial system, leases up to $4,500 carry a $10,000 minimum, while higher blocks show varied ranges. The change aims to curb elitist suburbs, backed by Minister Mr Uren, amid redevelopment moves affecting O Malley and Canberra's inner suburbs.
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UN to study Cocos Island future under decolonisation plan
A United Nations decolonisation committee will study the future of the Cocos Islands, 1700 miles northwest of Perth, amid talk of local autonomy or UN trusteeship. Australian and islander representatives will assess local wishes, with committee members from Afghanistan to Yugoslavia and a history of strategic defense importance dating to 1914.
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National disaster plan to be considered by Cabinet
A national disaster plan will be considered by Federal Cabinet in Sydney next Monday after Brisbane’s floods. Prime Minister Whitlam announced at Brisbane airport following a 60 minute briefing on the disaster. Deputy PM Baro rd and other officials attended.
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Proposal to relocate Commonwealth brickworks at Yarralumia
Mr Bryant advised Member for the ACT Mr Enderby of a proposal to move the Commonwealth brickworks from Yarralumia to Jerrabomberra in a minor industrial area. Approvals had been given to modernise methods and expand production with a new kiln. former government favored phasing out over 10 years and redeveloping the site for medium density housing. Bryant aimed to expedite modernisation and briefing of Enderby soon.
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Four Nations Shadow Taiwan Saigon in China Sea Clash
Saigon reports that four nations shadowed Taiwan and South Vietnamese ships in the South China Sea. sources say Chinese ships included two destroyers and several vessels, with earlier reports noting success. The page makes reference to military movements and ongoing tensions in the region.
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End trade on Sunday says Canberra hotels oppose Sunday trading
AHA President L Reeves announced at a Canberra meeting that most Canberra hotels find Sunday trading unprofitable and oppose Sunday trading. The draft liquor ordinance proposed that hotels stay open 24 hours but maintain a core period from 10am to 10pm, with publicans allowed extended hours beyond.
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Missing page found in cabinet in fragmented report
Fragmented OCR text notes a missing page referenced as page 4 and mentions uncertain names, conferences, and market partners. It references a Free hospital services scheme to be introduced in the ACT and a Canberra context with dated 2023.
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