Japanese PM faced angry Thai student protests in Bangkok
Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka faced large, grimy faced demonstrators as thousands of Thai students protested his five nation Asian tour. They picketed airports and surrounded his hotel, shouting anti imperialist chants. Similar anti Japanese sentiment was reported in Bandung with effigies and street clashes.
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Bangkok
Ersday
Aap-Reuter
Mr Tanak
Studen
Tn Bang
Manila
Tanaka
Me Sanya
Air Par
Whitlam reds to join welfare post amid uproar
Mrs Margaret Whitlam faces questions over a $1980 travel and expenses payout linked to her Commonwealth Hostels appointment. A government minister says her experience as a welfare worker makes her a valuable addition. Whitlam notes the pay was disputed but asserts the position aids the service. Commonwealth Hostels manages 26 shelters with space for about 14 000 people.
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Sydney
Margaret Whitlam Suild
Wurman
Commonwealth Hostels
Whitlam
Sahnon
Amierints
Hitstel
Ates
Commonwealth
Australia
New Zealand Set to Win First Test Over Australia
In Sydney, after declaring at 9 30 5 yesterday for 9 30 5, NZ faced Australia with 456 to win. NZ dismissed opening batsman Keith Stackpole for two and captain Bill Chappell for six, leaving Australia well behind with a day of play left.
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Doug Walters
New Zealand
Mike Shrimpton
Sydney Cricket Grounds
Sydney
Australia
Keith Stackpole
Tan Chappell
Jenny Twrrall Breaks World 1500m Freestyle Record
Jenny Twrrall, 14, surged to a world record in the 1500m freestyle at the New South Wales championships held at North Sydney pool. She clocked a new best time, eclipsing her own mark set a month earlier by a narrow margin. Buck Page reports.
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Sydney
Jenny Twrrall
Nsw
North Sydney
Jomin Awsec
Tse
Buck Page
Diver Mauled to Death by Shark at Streaky Bay
In Adelaide’s waters, 26 year old Terry Manuel of Streaky Bay was killed while abalone diving near a 14 foot dinghy. Teammate John Talbot described Manuel surfacing with a severed leg, the shark attacking in about 10 feet of water. Blood stained the sea as the diver was pulled aboard and died within moments.
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Adelaide
Terry Manuel
Streaky Bay
John Talbot
Talbot
Manuel
Io Wino
Willy
Mc Manuel
Polise
Germany
Australia
Sei
Europe
Co A Eines
Russia
Mr Ho
Flooding grips NSW as third of state submerged
NSW faces its worst floods in 30 years with one third of the state inundated. North and north west districts are cut off as floodwaters swallow crops and stock. more than 700 people evacuated from farms to town halls and makeshift shelters. Towns including Moree and Collarenebri ringed by rising waters. roads and railway lines blocked. helicopters aiding evacuations amid extensive disruption.
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Sydney
Nsw
Walgell
Coominihi Collarenebri
Moree
Narrihri
Thverell
Quirinda
Goodonga
Rashalti
Houpsts
Muine
Haelcopters
Iieyhhoughoe Tealay
Erweial
Poyttes Sant
Flood Devastates Rural NSW Towns and Surrounding Regions
Severe floods hit western New South Wales and nearby Queensland towns as record river heights force evacuations. Narrabri Moree and Carroll residents face shortages, with bread scarce and farms submerged. Cattle and sheep losses loom while flood warnings spread across Barcoo Bulloo Diamantina Darling River systems and other rivers.
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Queensland
Cma
Bu Viekin
Hulloo
Faroo
Wareso
Thomson
Barcoo
Georgins
Diamantina
Moonie Weir
Bulonne
Macintyre
Bereaved widow to receive police charity in Melbourne
Police have been offered more than 10 000 for Senior Constable Curson's widow Jacqueline nine and Michael seven as the constable who was stabbed outside Flinders Street station dies in Prince Henry's Hospital. A 31 year old man claiming to be Jesus Christ is remanded for murder and weapon charges in Melbourne. Public supporters include Amite and other firms giving 1 900 each while the Police Benefit Fund provides 1 80 to the widow with workers compensation and pension amounts.
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Melbourne
Curson
Jacqueline
Michael
Flinders St
Prince’ Henry's Hospital
Esus Christ
Cuthill
Cur‘son
Amite
Metallant Weekly
Wicer
John Cook
Cuan Wold
C Som
Twan
Fsa
Solzhenitsyn Finds Ally in Tasmania in Hobart Talk
Tasmanian audience hears Solzhenitsyn’s critique of the Soviet secret police and Gulag system. Mr Slad, a Soviet veteran from Smolensk, recounts his wartime escape, his capture, and his discovery of secret KGB documents linking to The Gulag Archipelago, praising Solzhenitsyn as a heroic figure in the struggle against tyranny.
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Solzhenityn
Soviet Union
Siberian
W. Silad
Moonah
Ion
Peserreilon
Rosia
Mr Sled
Smolensk
Rumia
Red Army
Mr Slat
KGB
Archispelago
NOB
Mr Slad
Solzhenitsyn
Union views sought by Filipinos on Canberra ties
A fragment from a Canberra page notes a correspondent's brief on union views among Filipinos regarding work and an agreement with ASW. The item references planting Canberra and surrounding areas and mentions related correspondence, with page 2 indicated.
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ASW
Canberra
Rationing and global notes echo in brief reform reports
Fragmented readable bits show discussions on rationing Sweden and Western Europe, hints of Geneva talks, Gulf price shifts, and a NSW local government reorganization report drawing mixed reactions. Mentions of ACT operations by early March and page references to world news and courts appear in scattered items.
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Nsw
Bongdari
Semerdy
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