Solzhenitsyn Arrives in West Germany in Exile
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn began life in exile arriving from Moscow to a West German farmhouse near Frankfurt, after being expelled from the Soviet Union. He faces uncertain residence as officials consider asylum, while his wife Natalya plans to follow him. Authorities in Moscow have stripped him of citizenship and signaled oblivion of his public presence.
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Langenbroich
West Germany
Heinrich Boell
Aap-Renten
Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn
Langen
Hoich
Ain Ey
Moscow
Novalist
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Monn
Solzhenitsyn
Natalya
Myx
Soviet Union
Weel
Germany
Scandinavia
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Beel
Bona
Kissinger
Hax
Britain
Gulag
Thurway
Reuter
Nola
Volga Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Willesee
Aleksander Solzhenitsyn
Wintel
Saigon warns on Paracel and Spratly islands
Saigon officials in a joint briefing declared the Paracel and Spratly archipelagoes constitute indivisible parts of South Vietnam as it vows to resume efforts to regain control of the disputed islands. The statement follows China’s control of the Paracels after a recent clash and notes ongoing exchanges with Vietcong regarding prisoner releases and defections.
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South China Sea
United Press International
Daily News
Foreign Ministry
Vietnam
Paracel
Spraily Archipelagie
China
Paracels
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Tamu
Taiwan
Ilipined
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Spratly
Melka
Maiong -Controlled
Vilage
Iphlep
Pleikawld
Vier
Famene
Ing
Emiarine
Interim school snarled as sardine tin crowd grows
The Interim Weetangera School Board chairman Frank Morgan called the school a sardine tin with 130 children unable to be accommodated in classrooms. A new unit will finish late month but still leaves a surplus of four children. enrolments have been halted after reaching capacity.
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Inflation risk warned as oil and wage pressures rise
The Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research warned Australia faces a serious inflationary path similar to the Korean War boom. It urged price and income policy to curb cost inflation, noting oil price lifts and prospective wage claims could push the economy into higher inflation with slower growth in 1974. Concerted global action may be needed to avoid a broader deflationary response.
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Australia
Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research
Institute
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Wipont
Asunite
R. |. Downing
D. S. Konminger
R. §.Henderson
University of Melbourne
J F. Isaac
Monash University
Turnovaky
ANU
Inquiry into claim of visa bribes in Australia
The Minister for Immigration Grassby asked Commonwealth Police to probe alleged bribes tied to 2,500 illegal Turkish migrants entering Australia. Secretary S Ballinos accused bribe rackets. police to investigate led by Inspector DLN in Sydney while Grassby promised a full inquiry with findings in about ten days.
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Geanshy
Ballina
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Hattinus
Pariment of Immigration
Union problems for study in Australian inquiry
The Australian Government formed four inquiry committees to examine problems in legal personality structure and organisation of employee and employer bodies. Minister for Labour Cameron outlined concerns arising from the Moore v Doyle case and noted multiple registration systems across Australia. He stressed the need to align federal and state union structures to avoid dual membership and duplicated records.
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Cameron
Canberra
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Commonwealth ‘Aindustrial ‘Court
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Commonwealth Industrial Triunary
Nsw
Queensland
South Austtralia
Western Australia
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Moore Y Boste
Onpamsuinei
Plan for 120 million alumina smelter at Gladstone announced
Premier of Queensland and Mr Bjelke Petersen announced a 120 million alumina smelter project at Gladstone. Comalco and federal officials are involved with the plan to run power, utilities, and housing needs. The project aims to create hundreds of jobs during construction and operation, with potential export of produced aluminium and significant impact on the Queensland economy.
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Thursdy
Gladstone
Bjelke- Petersen
Thay
Me Myelhe- Petersen
Comitico
Hal Male
Basiat
Tnerere Wits Pany
Heinderstood
Comalco
Nail Prelirai
Alhs Sith
Bielke-Peleren
Queensland
Fire risk at Reid House warns of serious danger
Muna, Reid House chief officer, warns of serious fire risk at the former government hostel Ret. Mouse. The report notes ongoing concerns and calls for action.
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Reid House
Canbore
Eiice
Muna
Police chase ends with suspended jail term and fine
A suspect received a six month suspended sentence and a $460 fine after a police chase described as high speed. Details are unclear due to partial OCR text but indicate a vehicle pursuit and petty sanctions issued yesterday. The report labels the incident as happening on Page 6 with mentions of individuals and local context.
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Ore Enom
Alles Daly
Wan Glen
Ordinary $809 W Jackpot 609 16 Pages
A compact lifestyle page item highlights an ordinary yet notable jackpot figure of 609 with prize details across a 16 page section. The item hints at entertainment content and sports-tinged lifestyle briefs found on pages 15 to 17.
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