Cambodians desert Cambodian Army brigade near Krek
A 2 400 strong Cambodian Army brigade deserted en masse near Krek in eastern Cambodia, with troops changing to civilian clothes and fleeing toward South Vietnam. The withdrawal left Cambodia’s defenses thin along Highway 7, as South Vietnamese forces moved to Laos and Minh. UPI reports the debacle followed by shifting command and looming regional tensions as Phnom Penh condemns the pullout.
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Tay Ninh
Wicknam
Haseen
Mien
Krek
South Vietnam
United Press Infernational
Delta
Kese
Provinsal Capil
Saigon
Wie
A. Miliing
Spbesuan Sad
Teave
Vnit
Suone Fim
Mkma
Senin
Vietnam
Soin Viele
Thach Chanh
The
Cambordiane
Kret
Avesta
Chach Anid
Moi Shou
Armind
Vleimance
Cambodia
Svey Reng
United
Prest Anie Honul
Phoom Penh
Phoom Penh Newspapert Iashed Pui
Bod
Australia files suit over ship contract dispute
Canberra based Wold begins legal action against Suyet Gey over an eminent termination dispute tied to a $1 million alleged breach. Mr Emerson-Eliott states Australia seeks a mutually agreeable factory settlement but warns the move could harm Soviet Australia trade relations.
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Canberra
Wold
Tnt Allowedty
Autre Aigreement
Wrathy
Sas
Tates
Ranhara
Hie
Fennamy
Ling Set Aine
Paseenger Arne
Ohhrleving Fy
Nye
Snyoressm Gevier
Tosuey
Frinko
8Ier
Emetsao-Elion
Ivan’ Franko
Pacific
Janusay
Emerson
Emerson Elmvt Aid That Lant June. the Abietra Vian Trade Commissioner So Ensig
Europe
Moecow
Emenon-Eliott
Rainy and cool weather forecast with 67 degree high at Cai err
The forecast calls for more rain and cloudy conditions with a maximum near 67 degrees. The Bureau of Meteorology recorded 22 points of rain at Fairbairn in the 12 hours to 0pm yesterday, with a further 22 points noted afterward.
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Caierr
Bureau of Meteorlogy
Fairbairn
Barnes stresses PNG poll importance before elections
Mr Barnes, Papua New Guinea external affairs minister, stressed the elections' pivotal role in constitutional development on the eve of the House of Assembly poll. He noted over 600 nominations, signaling widespread citizen engagement and momentum toward self-government, with Australian-led support for the transition.
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Papua New Guinea
House of Assembly
Wovssamens
Ia. Beon
Papua New Games
Barnes
Canberra Technical College exam results and awards released
Today the Commonwealth University Scholarship Scheme reports results for Canberra Technical College trade courses and awards. Tomorrow further announcements list additional results from Canberra Technical Colleges examinations and sources.
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Canberra
Poisoning of dog worries mother
A Canberm dog breeder, Mrs A MacAude of Pictatuiaton Street, fears for her other animals and children after a dog was poisoned yesterday. A five year old neighbor boy played in the yard. Three dogs died mysteriously on Christmas Eve. poisoning was not tested then. A veterinary inspector confirmed the poisoning of the dog yesterday but could not specify the poison.
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A. MacAude
Pictatuiaton Street
Bin
Aaritvin
Hampire
Postal wage dispute drags on as talks split
A month-old postal workers wage dispute remains unresolved after informal talks between Amalgamated Postal Workers Union and public service groups. The meeting failed to secure agreement on processes and future steps, with officials noting the need to present proposals to membership. Authorities emphasized aims centered on wage adjustments and related allowances, while ongoing concerns over telephone accounts linger.
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Cinton
Actal Anal
Publi
Migrd
Mehl Soules
Monarch in critical condition amid unclear situation
A report from Renmark references monarch concerns and an AAP review with unclear details. An official statement mentions critical status and ongoing proceedings, while other notes suggest instability and potential remedies.
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Covenhagen
Byrdevick
Renmark
Mujib Named Prime Minister of Bangla Desh in New State
Dacca reports that Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was proclaimed Prime Minister under a provisional constitutional order establishing a ceremonial President and a Cabinet headed by the Prime Minister. The move follows Bangladesh declaring independence, with Awami League control and a planned Constituent Assembly.
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Dacca
Sheik Maibue Rahman
Bangla Desh
Abu Sayeed Chaudhry
Whi
United Nations General Assembly
New Republic
Pakistan National Assembly
East Pakistan
AIK
Chimly
Sheil Mujity
Teavers
Awami League
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Bangla Desh recognition and regional diplomacy debated
The article reports on new government actions and international reactions as India considers Bangla Desh recognition. It covers statements by Choudhury on support for a tough policy, mentions Pravda describing Sheik Murab as Bengali President, and notes diplomatic strains surrounding Pakistan and alliance shifts.
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Muscaw
Mavcov
Pakistan Albasader
Janmheed
Mav Her
Aaid Thalemia
Retirement plans for Sydney figure outlined at meeting
A garbled Sydney item notes a retirement plan and a meeting at Went stain Hotel. It mentions a possible sale, references an entity in the city and a plan to announce results, with several unreadable fragments surrounding the event.
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Sydney
ASIP
Hank
Uranium found near Yeelirrie in Western Australia
MELBOURNE, Wed. Western Min-Corp reports discovery of uranium over a large area near Yeelirrie about 50 miles south west of Wiluna. The find came as readings opened in eastern Australia. Initial sampling was limited to 10 samples. drilling to a water table revealed uranium mineralization extending beyond tested zones.
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Melbourne
Wedesa— Western Min- Corporation
Lct
Yeelirrie
Wiluina
Western Australia
Reading
Om Packanges
Australia
Joes Aren
Yaniv
Spentsnethens
Weinerh Muang
Sydney
Informa Vigan
Alger Dling
Alger
Bicycle safety class enters Canberra Times program
Visiting the Canberra Times road safety demonstrations at the Children's Traffic Demonstration Centre in Deskin drew attention from parents and police as wet weather kept observers away. Children learned road rules and penalties for mistakes, while instructors emphasized timely guidance and vigilant supervision by police.
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Ken Wilson
Road Safety Council of
Act
Canberra
NRMA
Adrienne McRae
Hughes
David McNally
Downer
Canberra Times
Deakin
Childen
Deskin
Glassen
Tourists Stranded by Ancient Floods
A readers fragment notes tourists stranded by old floods. Mentions Maltese politics and a historic Anglo Maltese conflict. References a Victorian trades council meeting and cricket score around Gavaskar and Ackere, with World XI collapse in chase of Australia.
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Lemperwedt Fuiea
Waol
Victorian Trades Mall Council
Satewsy Coren
Omyproamie
Gavaskar
Ackere
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