Japan pursues closer ties with Asia amid tour plan
Prime Minister Tanaka said Japan will not seek domination but will cooperate with Southeast Asian nations. He announced a January tour to the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia to foster friendship, aiming to open paths for Sino Japanese aviation talks while stressing peaceful global development through diplomacy.
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Australian Open President Hawke attends Kooyong match
In Melbourne the Australian Council of Trade Unions president Mr Hawke attended the Australian Open tennis championships at Kooyong. It marked one of his rare public appearances since his family received a death threat by telephone weeks earlier.
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American woman detained after guns found at Heathrow
An American woman arriving at London Heathrow Heathrow Airport was detained by police amid security checks on a Best flight. The incident details and status were not fully disclosed as officers investigation continued.
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Saat Reuter
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Hikers Found After Six Day Ordeal Near Mount Kosciuszko
Two Sydney bushwalkers William Stoevelaar and Dorothy Hall were found after six days lost in rugged Geehi Gorge near Mount Kosciuszko. An RAAF helicopter located their camp at Olsen's Lookout six miles from Kosciusko, restoring hope after days of wandering. Police noted the pair were exhausted but unharmed, with search efforts led by Sergeant Ray Haasse.
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Bindaga Street Party Brings Aranda Closer on New Year
Residents of Bindaga Street Aranda blocked off their street last night for a community party inviting every household in the noise affected area. Organisers liaised with ACT Police to ensure a peaceful celebration avoiding neighbour disruption and potential prosecutions. A polyglot mix of Australian and migrant residents showcased unity as 1973 ends with hopes of Bindaga Street facing the rest next New Year.
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Energy shortage dominates outlook for 1974 says Whitlam
In a New Year statement Prime Minister Whitlam warns energy shortages as the overriding global concern for statesmen in the year ahead. He notes Australia dodged worst effects and predicts 1974 will bring happiness and prosperity amid readjustment challenges. Leaders McManus and Souter back regional defence, wage gains, and a 35 hour week in power industries as key aims.
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Leading Zionist shot in London home attack
British police opened a nationwide hunt for a masked gunman who wounded prominent Zionist Joseph Sieff at his London residence. Sieff, 65, president of Marks and Spencer, was shot in the head by an intruder. robbery was ruled out and officials said the attempt may have political motives. He underwent surgery and was reported as well as can be expected.
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Breathalysers Act may get random tests 1974
The ACT Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Bryant signalled possible random breath testing for drivers in 1974. Spot tests could proceed without new legislation if adopted. A Canberra man was hospitalised after a head on crash at Torrens and Girraween Streets Braddon. Police report ACT road deaths rose to 29 in 1973, with 32 in 1972.
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Testing time for NZ batsmen day at the MCG
New Zealand Test batsmen face a defiant task as they resume their first innings against Australia at the MCG. The New Zealanders trail by 41 runs with 351 on the board and a follow on distance of 261. Captain Bevan Congdon must decide between attack to avoid an early loss or stalling to force a result, while Australia's batting remains potent and optimistic for a quick lead in the series.
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Call for joint action on inflation
Four Victorian employer groups urge joint action by Federal and State governments to fight inflation. The Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Lynch says the upcoming national wage case will test the Government’s credibility on anti inflation policies.
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Goolagong Defeats Melville in Australian Open Semi
Evonne Goolagong advances to face Chris Evert in the women's final at Kooyong after a semifinal win over Kerry Melville. In the men's side Phil Dent defeated Rosa Case and will meet Jimmy Connors in tomorrow's final.
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Veteran Ken Howard Farewelled At Randwick Race
Randwick racegoers and commentators gave veteran Sydney race caller Ken Howard an emotional send off as he called his last race, the Welter, at Randwick. After 37 years at the mic he ran out of words and was relieved from duty, ending a 37 Cup and two English Derby career. An estimated two million listeners across Australia heard the farewell on radio and television networks.
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Canberra Warm Day Forecast With 26 Degree High
The Bureau of Meteorology predicts fine conditions for Canberra today with a maximum of 26 degrees. Yesterday reached 24 degrees as records show light winds and slightly above average rainfall.
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Fairche |Tares
Victoria’s January 1 Honours List Breaks Tradition
Victoria publishes its New Year Honours a day early, skipping Britain due to a public holiday. Four new knights are named: Albert Chadwick, Aloe Cremrick, Gregory Gowan, and Fletcher Jones. companions include George Brown, John Dillon, and David Myers. Murray and Lathrop Murray receive MBEs and CBE respectively among other awards.
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