England 9 240 at Adelaide fourth Test stumps
England stand at 9 for 240 in their first innings at Adelaide as Australia strike early on day. Barber, Sydney hero, helps steady the innings while Cowper supports. Bradman era recall and Caribbean defeats loom in analysis of the innings collapse and revival.
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Geol
Neil Hawke
Australia Tours England in Dramatic Test Clash
A detailed cricket report covers Australia's Nathan Hawke era and England’s Titmus and Puckett battles. It notes Barrington’s guard, McKenzie's breakthrough over English batting, and looming questions about team selection amid color bar controversy and South Africa tensions.
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Wilson tightens hold on power in 1964 election era
Fragmented report notes Prime Minister Wilson strengthening Labour chances as Conservatives face a tighter hold. It cites polls, by election results, and mentions Liberal reactions, with figures for by election impacts, regional shifts, and expectations for complementary legislation amid boundary issues and state concerns. The piece references Kevin McNamara and other MPs, and discusses potential Labour majority scenarios and policy implications.
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Staten Ue
Kosygin Fatigued Reports Prompt Schedule Cut
Moscow reports say Premier Kosygin was in the Kremlin hospital for a check up and later ordered to ease his duties due to fatigue. Russian sources indicated the leader had been seriously fatigued and told to reduce his schedule.
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Britain to retain world defence role with same forces
Britain plans to keep its forces near 55,100 in Malaya and 55,000 in West Germany, with possible reductions in secondary theatres like the Mediterranean and Middle East. The United States signals welcome for these assurances as Canberra prepares for ministerial talks on ANZUS and an integrated allied force for Pacific defense.
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Attra
Mother of 11 would work to pay higher school fees
A Canberra mother of 11 said she would seek work to cover increased school fees rather than send her children to Catholic schools. She noted rising costs and warned many parents might be fined or forced to withdraw children if fees rise further, while others defended Catholic education.
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White Sea
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Ewan
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Solicitors guilty review shuffled pages in British press
A fragment from a Saturday book reviews section references Sylvia Laquun Ting Cemmstan Hungarian weltnr Lace Nemeth and Revale show, with names like Larshon Weller and Jenito Mosmlinl examined by Peter Manatisld. It mentions reviewing modern consumer issues and a "Trouble of Duce and Namer't Faye" in pages 19 and 1, with gardening and classifieds on pages 16-23.
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Gaol and 10-year ban sentence handed down
Witslaw Piotrowek aged 28 faced Canberra Court of Peace Sessions on January charges of dangerous driving with alcohol impairment. Che Sire, Deubin, and Ir Mermet presided as Piotrowek received three-year terms in gaol, a 10-year driving ban, and disqualification for 10 years after admitting to multiple traffic convictions. He appealed the verdict.
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Deubin
Canberra
Court of Peay Sessions
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Ptrowahi
25 Years Ago in Canberra 1941 Front and Home Front Marked by War Effort
The Canberra Times recounts wartime measures on the home front, with British and Australian production noted. It mentions German air raids, evacuation plans, shipping, and military logistics, alongside local community actions, hospital construction, and ACT population figures. It cites ministerial speeches, and community events including a major ACT trades and Labour gathering.
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