Hawke faces ALP group over unity remarks in Perth
The Australian Labor Party state executive in Perth will demand Mr Hawke explain his stance favoring unity talks with the opposition. Hawke stated he would explain his views at a forthcoming meeting, noting his personal opinions have not changed on the issue. The meeting aims to assess the proposed reconciliation between ALP and DE PL factions and Hawke’s stance.
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Pol Renney
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Love and Tigers in a Canberran Interlude
A chaotic article recounts a visit by Minie Nazarovy and other figures aboard a ship bound for Canberra, with delays, weather, and a strange tiger training narrative. The voyage includes mentions of Sydney Melbourne and Leningrad, a water pipe burst, and postponements affecting planned demonstrations and performances of tigers and animals.
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Snowy TV licence sought for Canberra area
The chairman of Caphelta Television Pi MeN announces the company seeks a commercial television licence for the Bezonina area. The plan is to build a high-speed service on Reawn Mountain to serve Canberra and nearby districts, with aims to benefit viewers in the region.
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British defence spending years and nuclear policy debated
A fragmentary report discusses long term British defence spending, the White Paper and nuclear expansion concerns. It references international security, the United Nations framework, and a cautious stance on arms and deterrence amid global pressures.
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United [Nations
Palvey
Sentence Premises Hangings Over Se Vast Interdependence Theme
Reported fragments recount political rhetoric on interdependence and deterrence as nations argue about capital punishment and nuclear weapons. Mentions Perth, governors, and trials, with references to sentences and security concerns amid a tense global context.
Respite from heat to be brief, forecast rises on deck
Canberra faces only a short relief from the heat as temperatures are set to climb into the high 90s again this week. Yesterday reached 88 degrees, ending an eight day run with sub 90 readings.
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Canberra
Postal rate debate and bushfire danger on February
Letters may cost more as postal charges could rise up to 20 per cent while decimal changes and second class mail rate reductions are discussed. In Canberra and ACT bushfire warnings show the season’s danger at a high level with multiple fires, dry spell impacts, water shortages, and government appeals for water restrictions.
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Reine
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Abandonment of ls military haves in Ader and Sinexnore
A terse statement warns that abandoning ls military haves in Ader and Sinexnore would be irresponsible.
Southern blocks to be sold in April auction
A land auction in April is expected to dispose of the last major parcel of residential land in Canberra's southern suburbs.
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Canberra
Harlem mosque arson and land auctions amid tensions
Reports describe a Black Muslim mosque attack in Harlem linked to rival movements. Police say arson damaged the Four-storey Temple. land in Red Hill and Narcanundat areas to be auctioned, with blocks released for private development and government housing plans in coming years.
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Iinell
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Envoy Named British High Commissioner Designate
Sir Charles Johnson named as British High Commissioner designate to Canberra with a goal to take up a post in September. He succeeds Sir William Oliver who will serve a Liscar term in Tynesallaer and then become Commissioner General for the 1967 Echibiien in Montreal. Johnson, educated at Winchester and Hulhal College, Oxford, has held posts in Tokyo, Cairo, Madrid and Aden and heads the Asia and Pacific Department. He was born into aristocracy and was married in 1944 to Princess Natasha Bags Fanon of Russia.
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Si William Oliver
Madrid
Hurd
Aden
Hapan and Pacific
Tails Johnston
Natasha Bags Fanon
Russia
Women of Strawom Page 2 Lottery Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention women ages 5 to 17 19 Vinanee with lottery figures. unclear dates or names. The readable text lacks complete context to form a full event or notice. details are insufficient to identify person, place, or authority.
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